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NCAAU Boys Basketball Finals
Games to be held in Winston
Salem are as scheduled: Friday,
April 23:
Carver High School gym #1, 6
p.m., Raleigh Stars vs. Lake Nor
man; 7:30 p.m., Chapel Hill Express
vs. Jerry Wray; and 9 p.m., Char
lotte Sonics Blue vs. Hickory
Express.
At Carver gym # 2, 6 p.m..
Garner Road YMCA vs. Sand Hills
AAU; 7:30 p.m., Kings Mountain
vs. Kernersville; and 9 p.m., Win
ston Lake Lakers vs. Salisbury
Rowan AAU.
Winston Lake YMCA, on
Water Works Road, 7:30 p.m.,
Charlotte Royals vs. Durham Wild
cats; and 9 p.m., Charlotte Sonics
vs. Lexington.
The losing bracket will start
Saturday at 9 a.m. at Carver High
School and 10:30 a.m. at Winston
Lake YMCA.
On Sunday, April 25, the finals
will be played at 10:30 a.m. at Carv
er High School at gym 1 and 2. The
consolation championship game
will be held at 2:15 at^gym #2 and
the Championship game at 4 p.m. in
gym #2.
Both teams from the champi
onship game and the winner of the
consolation game will qualify for
the Nationals to take place in Yaki
ma, Washington on July 18-25.
Belview Recreation Center Activities
Belview Recreation Center will
have a weekend full of activities
starting this Friday at 11:30 a.m.
with the ribbon cutting of the new
walking trail at the center. Larry
Womble will be one of the guest
ribbon cutters.
'^""""Saturday, April 24, will start a
day of fun-filled events. The
Lawrence Joel American Legion
Post 453 is hosting an all day func
tion beginning with a kite flying
contest at the center at 10 a.m.
Between 1 and 3 p.m. the Post
will sponsor a teenage/parent forum
with Ronnie Christian from the
Winston-Salem police departmeHl
giving a talk on drugs and alcohol,
followed by a speech by Greg
Squeres^ Director of Forsyth County
Mediation Service on teen success.
The evening will end with a
teen disco at the Lawrence Joel
American Legion from 3:30 until
5:30 p.m. All those who can, come
* out and dfijoy the** 'eventful -and
enjoyable two days.
Meet
NCYTC
NCYTC
NCYTC
Capital City
Classic
R.E. Bount Inv.
' NC/AAU State Mee
State Games -
NAGyTFA Nationals
r ; i Region 111 AAU .
Cast Coast Inv.
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Charlotte
Southern
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Charlotte
Charleston
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Durham
Durham
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Durham
Knoxville
Bate
May 1
May 15
June S
June 12
June 18
June 26
July 2-4
July 9-10
July 23-25
Qualification criteria for the following meets are as follows: NCYTC, NC State Games and NC AAU,
Regional 1 1 1 AAU, top six AAU registered athletes in NC State Games/NC AAU advance here;
' i~AAU Nationals, top three in Region 111 AAXJ meet advance to here; and R.E. Blount, NAG/TEA, and East
1 ' Coast Invitational, -must require^performanca standards set by thewganizere, ?
The Tri-City Relay team is hosting a track meet for anyone elementary or middle school student on
May 8. Entry fee is $1 per event For information contact L. "Buddy" Haye at 723-9173.
YMCA
Soccer
On Saturday, April 18, the
Untouchables played the Deacons at
the Central YMCA on the 4-5 year
old soccer league. Jeffery Alspaugh,
Ian Bumgardner and Joel Bukley
was standouts for the Untouchables
and playing well for the Deacons
were: James Puskett, Virginia Pleas
ants and Mark Werkman 1 1. Playing
on the 5 to 6 year-old league, James
Bailey and Colin Potter were hot on
the floor for the Blue Force with
Derek Nickum, Natasha Wilson and
Abner Wright playing excellent for j
the Fireballs. The Charlottes 4-5 ,
year-olds were led by twins Morgan I
and Hans Kist and twins James and
Jeremy Young. Ali Duggins was
also a standout for the Charlottes.
The Charlottes played the Hornets
with Peter Hinkle. Rob Turner and
Perry Loesci preforming excellent.
The Central YMCA Indoor Soccer
League will play this Saturday
beginning at 9 a.m.
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