Nonetheless, they were plenty good enough Friday night. And if there were any thoughts of a second-half comeback, Aynor senior Hunter Windham made certain they were quickly dashed.
After Green Sea Floyds (1-2) drew to within 30-12 in the third quarter, Windham put the visiting Blue Jackets (2-1) back in the end zone yet again two plays later with a 57-yard touchdown scamper as he took an inside draw, found a hole and raced past the defense quick enough he was able to jog the final stretch across the goal line.
That sapped the Trojans of any momentum.
Windham is one of the area's top running backs, and after entering the night with 272 yards through the team's first two games, he added 115 yards Friday in 16 carries.
Senior Damion Riggins added 145 rushing yards in 11 carries, including a 53-yard touchdown for the final score of the night. Junior quarterback Nathan Peeples, meanwhile, accounted for three scores in the first half with a rushing touchdown and two more passing.
As for Green Sea Floyds, coach Tony Sullivan bemoaned the fact that his team had only three offensive plays in the first half as Aynor recovered its own squib kicks to keep the ball out of the Trojans' hands. And overall, he said, they remain a work in progress.
PASSING—Aynor: Peeples 3/6 for 47. Green Sea Floyds: N/A.
RECEIVING—Aynor: Nash 2=40. Green Sea Floyds: N/A .