Trey Shearer averaged nearly 100 yards
of total offense as a sophomore
By CHRIS HOBBS
HobbsDailyReport.com
CATAWBA – Trey Shearer, who averaged nearly 100 yards of total offense per game last season for Bandys High, won’t be back in the Trojans’ lineup this season.
Guy Shearer, Trey’s dad, said Thursday the family is moving back to Rutherford County, and Trey is working out with the R-S Central varsity football team and his sister, Natalie, will play for the Hilltoppers in volleyball. She is a freshman.
Trey Shearer was a rising sixth-grader when his family moved from Rutherford County to Catawba County.
Trey Shearer’s unofficial totals for Bandys (1-5 in the spring) were 38 carries for 143 yards rushing with one TD and he completed 41 of 86 passes for 448 yards with three TDs and 10 interceptions. He averaged 98.4 yards per game of total offense.
His statistical totals would have ranked him ninth in returning rushers in Bandys’ new league — the Catawba Valley 2A Athletic Conference — and he would have had the fourth-highest passing yards per game average in the league.
Shearer threw for more than 100 yards in three of six games – for 129 at West Lincoln (lost 27-7), 116 against East Lincoln (lost 24-20) and 110 at Newton-Conover (lost 32-14).
In two-game stretch against East Lincoln and West Lincoln, Shearer was 18 of 37 for 245 yards with four interceptions and two scoring passes.
The only other Trojans to attempt passes last season (and both are expected to return) were Parker DeHart (3-5-0, 40 yards, 1 TD) and Parker Stybroski (0-1-0, no yards).
Bandys opens the season on Aug. 20 at home, facing St. Stephens in the debut of former Trojans assistant Kyle Lowman.
R-S Central went 4-3 last season overall with junior Jaiden Coston at quarterback (452 yards passing, 8 TDs).
Guy Shearer said his son may or may not play quarterback for the Hilltoppers.
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