<div>The Treutlen Vikings pounded out 352 yards rushing Friday night as they knocked off the Hawkinsville Red Devils at Bobby Gentry Stadium by a score of 41-7. Senior running back Za’Kian “Peanut” Tobler scored five touchdowns on 19 carries on the night. It was the Vikings first victory against Hawkinsville since 1961.Treutlen took the opening kickoff and drove 67 yards to grab the early lead. Peanut Tobler scored his first of five touchdowns of the night on a one-yard run. A 51-yard pass from Sophomore Quarterback Major Morton to Senior Receiver Zan Stokes set up the score. Senior Kicker Leo Brinson split the uprights, and the Vikings led 7-0 just two minutes into the game.Hawkinsville answered on their first possession when Senior Jonothan Solomon scampered into the endzone from 7 yards out with 7:22 remaining in the first quarter for their only score of the night. Kicker Felipe Taylor split the uprights with the PAT and the game was tied at 7.Treutlen took the lead for good with 3:11 left in the first quarter when Tobler pounded his way into the end zone from a yard out. The PAT bounced off the right upright and Treutlen led 13-7 after the first quarter.The Viking defense began to stifle the Red Devil offense in the second quarter. Sophomore defensive lineman Michael Boone recovered a Red Devil fumble giving the Vikings a chance to extend their lead. The Treutlen drive stalled and a missed 35-yard field goal kept the Vikings from adding to the lead. However, the defense forced another turnover when Senior Linebacker Jalek Johnson intercepted a Ethan Coffey pass to end the next Red Devil drive. Tobler scored his third touchdown of the night, this time on a 7-yard run with 5:07 remaining before halftime, to extend the Viking lead. The Brinson PAT split the uprights and Treutlen led 20-7 at the break.After the Viking defense stopped the Red Devils on their first possession of the second half, Treutlen added to their lead when Tobler ran in his fourth touchdown of the night from 3 yards out. The Brinson PAT was true once again and Treutlen led 27-7.Another Viking running back got in on the scoring when Senior Jabari Taylor broke several tackles and ran away from Red Devil defenders for an 87-yard touchdown run with 2:49 left in the third quarter. Brinson’s PAT was good once again and Treutlen led 34-7, heading into the fourth quarter.Tobler put the exclamation point on a great night with his fifth rushing touchdown, this time a 1-yard plunge, with 8:38 remaining in the contest. Brinson split the uprights once again and the Viking defense held the Red Devils in check the remainder of the contest for a 41-7 victory.Tobler ended the night with 89 yards rushing on 19 carries with 5 touchdowns. This puts him just shy of the single season rushing yardage record held by the late Cartel McLendon, with one regular season game remaining. Jabari Taylor added another 135 yards on 6 carries and one touchdown. The Treutlen defense held the Red Devils to 145 yards on the night and only 37 on the ground.Treutlen improves their record to 7-2 and will close out the regular season this Friday night versus the winless Wilcox County Patriots at home. This will be the last regular season game to be played at Bobby Driggers Stadium in Soperton as the Vikings will move to their new stadium next season. Anyone who has ever played, coached, cheered, or played in the band for the Vikings is asked to attend this Legends Night at Bobby Driggers Stadium. All of these “legends” will be recognized on the field prior to kickoff at 7:00 pm so make your plans to get there early and salute these great Vikings. There will also be a post-game fireworks show to cap off the evening. Please plan to be there is possible, but if you can’t a special pre-game show will begin at 6:30 with Jeff Raiford and Nathan Lamb along with a few surprise “legends” from years past. Catch all the action on 101.7 FM Sweet Onion Country and online at www.southeastgeorgiatoday.com</div>

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The Treutlen Vikings pounded out 352 yards rushing Friday night as they knocked off the Hawkinsville Red Devils at Bobby Gentry Stadium by a score of 41-7. Senior running back Za’Kian “Peanut” Tobler scored five touchdowns on 19 carries on the night. It was the Vikings first victory against Hawkinsville since 1961.

Vikings Pound Red Devils Behind Tobler's Five TD's

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The Treutlen Vikings pounded out 352 yards rushing Friday night as they knocked off the Hawkinsville Red Devils at Bobby Gentry Stadium by a score of 41-7.

Vikings Pound Red Devils Behind Tobler's Five TD's

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