1st and 10 Player of the Week: Floyd County’s Joe March
ROANOKE, Va. – Floyd County has been marching to the beat of a new drum under first year coach Tim Cromer. A balanced attack headlined by Joe March himself.
The senior running back had 20 carries Friday night for 117 yards and 1 touchdown. March also helped lead the Buffaloes stampede on defense—playing every snap. Floyd County beat Appomattox County 20-15…earning its first playoff win since 2017.
For his efforts Friday night Joe March is your Week 12 WSLS 1st and 10 Player of the Week.
Copyright 2024 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.
About the Author Eric Johnson headshot
Eric is no stranger to the Roanoke Valley. He is a Roanoke native and proud graduate of William Fleming High School.
Virginia voters to decide fate of same-sex marriage ban in state constitution Roanoke City Schools Superintendent announces retirement Natural Bridge Zoo giraffe calves located Campbell County teen heading back to American Ninja Warrior Patients still paying unnecessary breast cancer screening costs in Virginia Danville’s non-profit facing financial pressures following federal cuts Campbell Co. teen returns to American Ninja Warrior Google’s Data Center plan sparks debate in Botetourt County Natural Bridge Zoo giraffe calves located after extensive search EastLake Community begins healing process in the wake of a tragedy The Least of These Ministry files lawsuit against City of Roanoke Stolen screech owls become wildlife ambassadors at Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center Tent collapse at Eastlake Community Church anniversary celebration claims life of longtime member NokeFest returns to Roanoke River with music, art, community Dive into safety this summer Martinsville faces higher taxes and fees ⚽ Where to catch the World Cup action in Roanoke! 📲 Lynchburg parents share tips for Internet Safety Month Toebean Cat Cafe is back open after vandals struck Martinsville City leaders take legal action amid ongoing controversy Previous video Next video
