Danville falls to Fairview on the road

Lauren Estes-Velez

Special to the Enquirer

DANVILLE– The Hawks completed their final regular season game on the road last Thursday night at Fairview High School where they lost 34-6.

Head Coach Shannon McGregory said the season was hard and came with a lot of ups and downs, but they are going to take the experience they gained and use it to grow and mature as a team.

“It was a tough season there were a lot of lessons learned,” McGregory said. “I enjoyed coaching these seniors and we will get back to work on Monday.”

The sole touchdown against Fairview came in a Bryson Templeton six-yard pass to Landon Upton.

According to Andy Wilson with Danville, it was his first and only touchdown pass all year.

Danville finished 0-10 for the year.

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