No. 5 Spartans complete undefeated season with 13-0 win over Amherst County in Virginia AA Division 4 title game.
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Broad Run running back Breon Earl runs over Amherst County's Chris McDaniel during the first quarter.
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Broad Run running T.J. Peeler breaks free of Amherst County's A.J. Parrish and looks to be on his way to an easy touchdown. But Peeler placed the ball down on the five-yard line of the snow-covered field thinking he was already in the end zone. The Lancers recovered the ball.
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Amherst County recovers the ball after T.J. Peeler placed it on what he thought was the end zone but was in fact a few yards outside. Adrian Flemming, right, tries to recover for Broad Run.
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Amherst County's Jamal Glover is wrapped up by Broad Run linebacker Johnny Meier at the line of scrimmage.
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Broad Run quarterback Chris Jessop has the ball jarred loose by Amherst County's Timmy Johnson in the second quarter.
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Broad Run's Breon Earl is brought down by Amherst County's Tyrease Brown on a second quarter punt return.
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Broad Run quarterback pitches out during the second quarter in the snow.
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Broad Run's Adrian Flemming is upended by Amherst County's Chris McDaniel in the second quarter after catching a pass.
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Broad Run wide receiver Adrian Flemming hauls in a 10-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Chris Jessop just before halftime to break a scoreless tie.
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Broad Run linebacker Johnny Meier hits Amherst County quarterback Anthony Rose in the second quarter. The Lancers only had seven first downs in the game.
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Bundled-up Broad Run fans rejoice during the game.
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Broad Run's Kevin Sandersen wraps up Amherst County quarterback Anthony Rose as other Spartans' defenders close in.
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The celebration begins as Broad Run players and staff spill onto the field, including assistant coach Jason Dawson, who eschewed the long sleeves for Saturday's game.
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Broad Run quarterback Chris Jessop, left, and running back Breon Earl embrace after the game. Jessop threw a 10-yard touchdown pass and Breon Earl scored on a two-yard run to account for the Spartans' scoring in their 13-0 victory.
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Broad Run coach Mike Burnett and senior linebacker Kenny McAdow celebrate after the game.
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In only his third year with the team, Coach Mike Burnett led the Spartans to their first ever state title.
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Broad Run Coach Mike Burnett holds the state championship trophy while addressing the team.
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