Carver
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By virtue of their tournament
championship after a fourth-place
regular season finish, the YeUow
jackets had to go on the road when
they advances to the playoffs.
Their first opponent was Rocking
ham County. Carver put all the
pieces together and notched out a
? 7-3 victory. However, it didn't earn
them a home game.
The YeUowjackets traveled to
. McLeansvilie to face Northeast
Guilford in the second round.
After a sluggish start, in which
Carver fell behind 3-0, the team
fought valiantly before losing 4-3.
Again, the players put forth a
valiant effort.
Although the entire team came
up big this season, Starbuck said
; he was especially fond of his
seniors.
"I feel that the Seniors should
be very proud of themselves and
" the success that they have all
accomplished this year and they
will be missed next year," he said.
. ? "1 hope them well in their future. I
also hope that they continue to
play baseball and that they become
everything they hope to be. They
are my family and they will be
missed next baseball season."
Despite the progress that the pro
gram has made, Starbuck said
Carver's program isn't getting the
type recognition it deserves He
said that must come before the
program is ready to become a con
tender on the state level.
"The main thing that will
determine if Carver makes it to the
next level will depend on the stu
dents that will end up at Carver,''
he said. That is because of the
Open Enrollment Plan, in which
parents and student choose what
school they want to go to. Because
of that, we will lose a lot of players
to schools like North Forsyth and
East Forsyth.
"So as far as the future for us at
Carver High just depends on
where those children's parents
want them to go. So for now on we
will never be sure on who we will
get and how far we will go."
"I feel that the Seniors should
be very proud of themselves and
the success that they have all
accomplished this year and they
will very missed next year;" he said.
"I hope them well in their future. I
also hope that they continue to
play baseball and that they become
everything they hope to be. They
are my family and they will be
missed next baseball season."
YMCA holds summer registration |
Looking for something posi
tive for your children to partici
pate in during the summer
months?
Why not check out the Carv->
er/YMCA Youth Basketball
Camp at the Winston Lake Fami
ly YMCA?
Coach Ricky Holt, Carver's
hoys' head basketball coach, will
be conducting the camp for boys
and girls ages 5-15 years old from
June 1-5. The camp will begin at
8:30 a.m. and last until 12:30 p.m.
The camp is designed to teach
the fundamentals of basketball.
Coaches will useptovcn teach pro
gressions to teach. Camp partici
pants will be split into age-groups
for individual and group demon
strations. They will be put through
drills and also have an opportuni
ty to work in team situations
Participants in the day camp
will be expected to have their own
transportation to and from the
camp. Campers will need to wear a
T-shirt, shorts and basketball
shoes. They will also need to bring
a snack and drink for each day. All
campers should have a physical or
have had one on the past calender
year.
The cost of the camp is S50.00,
which includes insurance coverage.
Anyone interested in participating
or having their child participate
should call the Winston Lake
YMCA at 724-9205 or Holt at
727-2668. Checks should be made
payable to Winston Lake YMCA
no later than Monday, June 1.
Tri-City relays season off to fast start
The Tri-City Relays Track and
Field Club has gotten off to a run
ning start to its 1998 season, its
18th season of operation.
The season began for the club
with its Johnson-Riley Invitation
al Meet, which was held on Satur
day, April 25, at David Lash Sta
dium at Carver High School. The
meet served as a means to intro
duce local talent to the sport.
On May 2, the team traveled to
Charlotte, where it competed
against a record crowd of AAU
opponents from the south and
east at West Charlotte High
School.
The team's next meet comes on
Saturday (May 16), when it com
petes in a developmental meet at
the Ashbrook High Stadium in
Gastonia.
Other meets are scheduled for
the spring to get the team ready
for the AAU season. "We are off
to a great banner year," said
Buddy Hayes, one of the team's
coaches. "Our pre-season training
program has really helped our
kids to better physically prepared.
We are preparing for tougher
competition as we approach our
AAU season, which will be held at
Duke Univ., Charlotte, Tenn.,
Maryland, and Norfolk, Va.
Coach Lemuel Johnson, a
founder and director of athletics
for the team, expressed gratitude
to the community and supporters
who have supported the program
over the years.
"We are now awaiting talent
from middle and high schools who
are now completing their sea
sons," he said.
Sign ups for the team (ages 6
18) mil be held on Sunday, May
24, from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. at the
Carver High School Stadium. For
more information, contact Hayes
at 767-0853, Tyrone Holman, 723
0607, Johnson, 725-7642. Anyone
interested in registration can call
659-1642.
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The Eagles won't have to travel
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annual games.
Also, it appears that this game
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