Stokes Named All-State Honorable Mention

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#5 – “TJ” Stokes gets All-State honorable mention.
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Montgomery Catholic Senior Thomas Stokes was named All-State Honorable Mention Class 4A Running Back by the Alabama Sports Writers Association. Thomas “T.J.” Stokes had a great year with the Knights. He was honored this year as the Private School Player of the week by the Montgomery Quarterback Club for his performance September 12 against St. James. Stokes rushed for 185 yards on 15 carries in Catholic’s effort against Saint James. He tied a state record during the game with a 99 yard run from scrimmage for a touchdown. Thomas is the son of Ivy and Thomas Stokes Jr. of Montgomery.

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