In pictures: Mustangs win 12th straight Nov. 10

Midland Valley did it again Friday keeping its undefeated streak alive in the second round of the SCHS AAAA playoffs at LL Willis Stadium.

The Mustangs came from behind in the fourth to snatch the victory from Rock Hill’s South Pointe Stallions 24-17.

The Mustangs will play Westside High School, Anderson, S.C. Nov. 17. Westside (11-1) is the AAAA Region 1 winner and defeated York 49-13 Friday.

Aidan Turner of South Pointe (2) gains positive yards against Midland Valley during the first half of the 2nd round of the SCHS AAAA playoff game at LL Willis Stadium on Nov. 10, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.

Frederick Reese of South Pointe (9) trips up Midland Valley RB Traevon Dunbar (21) during the first half of the second round of the SCHS AAAA playoff game at LL Willis Stadium on Nov. 10, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.

*Traevon Dunbar runs for a touchdown against South Pointe during the first half of the 2nd round of the SCHS AAAA playoff game at LL Willis Stadium on Nov. 10, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News*

Jalil Jackson of South Pointe, center, looks for running room against Midland Valley defenders close in during the first half of the second round of the SCHS AAAA playoff game at LL Willis Stadium on Nov. 10, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.

Antrone Butler of Midland Valley nearly has a punt blocked by Frederick Reece of South Pointe during the first half of the second round of the SCHS AAAA playoff game at LL Willis Stadium on Nov. 10, 2023. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.

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