Robbinsville Rolls Past Andrews, 56–0

The Robbinsville Black Knights left no doubt Friday night, powering their way to a 56–0 shutout victory over the Andrews Wildcats.

Robbinsville’s ground attack proved unstoppable, piling up nearly 400 rushing yards. Senior quarterback Luke Lovin guided the offense with a balanced performance, throwing for 56 yards and a touchdown while adding 34 rushing yards and another score.

The Black Knights struck early and often, building a commanding lead by halftime. Robbinsville’s defense also got in on the scoring, as Cameron Allison returned an interception for a touchdown to cap off the dominant first half.

Isiac Collins saw the bulk of the work on thr ground for Robbinsville, carrying the ball 11 times for 150 yards and a TD. While Collins may have lead the team in yardage, Robbinsville shared the wealth as 6 different Knights found the endzone (Collins, Teesateskie, Lovin, Gibbey, Waldroup, Allison).

Andrews struggled to find any rhythm offensively, unable to crack the Robbinsville front. The Wildcats were limited throughout the night and committed multiple turnovers, two of which were interceptions by the Black Knights.

The win improves Robbinsville to 4–2 on the season, marking their third straight home victory. Andrews remains winless at 0–6, still searching for their first breakthrough of the year.

Next week, Robbinsville will face rival Swain County, while Andrews looks to regroup against Rosman after a Bye week.