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jWolfpack Flags conclude undefeated season with 25-6 win si'UIAI [X)THECHRON1CLI The Walkertown Wolfpack Rag team concluded an unde feated season last Saturday by [ taking a convincing 25-6 victory I over the Tiny Indians at Ray | Agnew Field. The Wolfpack took an early 6-0 lead on its first offensive play when George Cherry took a reverse from quarterback Jalen Forrest and darted 65 yards to the end zone. The Indians answered with a touchdown to tie the game at 6-6 at the half. In the second half, however, it was all Wolfpack. Damien Booe returned the sec ond-half kickoff to the Indians' 20, which set up the Wolfpack it) good field position. On the first play from scrimmage. Cherry took a handoff and outran the Indians' defense for a touch down. The Wolfpack added the extra point for a 13-6 lead. The Wolfpack defense also played well in the second half, shutting down the Indians and giving the offense an opportunity to score more points. Forrest added a 57-yard touchdown and Cherry scored his third touch down of the game as time expired, taking a handoff from Booe on a reverse and sprinting 64 yards to the end zone. Tiny Indians' Mighty Mites conclude season with 21- ' 13 win over Wolfpack The Tiny Indians' Mighty Mites fought back from an early firsl-quarter deficit and never let up in taking a season-ending vic tory over the Walkertown Wolf pack last Saturday at Ray Agnew Field. The Wolfpack jumped out to a 6-0 lead on Bryant Forrest's 60 yard run with 4:27 remaining in the first quarter. Kevin McMoore ran 12 yards for the tying touch down and Andrew Mitchell passed to Jamal Shell for the extra point and a 7-6 Indian lead. Cedric Williams' fumble recovery on the Walkertown 40 yard line helped the Indians to their next score. Sebash Moody ran 20 yards on the following play and Reginald Jones bolted 10 yards to the end zone on 'he next play with 5:02 remaining in the first half. Delray Anthony added the extra point for a 14-6 Indian lead. Forrest helped the Wolfpack close the gap when he ran 62 yards for a touchdow n after pick ing up an Indian fumble. Justin Marshall added the extra point to make the score 14-13. The Indians added their final score in the fourth quarter w hen Eric Wardlow ran in a touchdown from I yard out. Anthony then added his second extra point of the game to make the final score 21-13. The Tiny Indians' Mighty Mites finished the season with a 6-2 record, good for second place in the division. Indians Jr. Pee Wees cap ture 13-7 overtime win over Wolfpack Leonard Green's touchdowr run in overtime lifted the Tiny Indians to a v ictory over Walker town and a berth in this week end's playoffs. Samario Bryan scored u touchdown with three minutes left m the game and then added the extra point to force a tie and send the game into overtime. The Indians' defense came up big in the second half and in overtime. Calv in Gamble led the defensive effort. Gamble came through with a key third-quarter interception and the Indians recovered a fumble to thwart the Wolfpack's offense. Green. Reginald Jackson. Dario Little. Robert Jones. Jahoward Jones. Kierre McCray, Kevin Simmons and Brian Floyd also played well for the Indians' defense. "I'm v ery proud of my boys." said Indians' coach Darryl Gra ham. "Throughout the game they never gave up. " Greyhound Jr. Pet Wees take 19-0 w in over Kern ersville Raiders The Grayhounds put together a strong defensive early and then got their offensive going en route to a 19-0 win over the Raiders last Saturday. Dominique New some recovered a Raider fumble, which-slopped an early Kern ersville drive, and the first quar ter ended tied 0-0. In the second quarter. Rashaun Brow n's 35-yard run set up a 7-yard touchdown run by Depatrick Amos. Joel Cole scored the extra point for a 7-0 lead. Later in the quarter. Danny Boden stripped a Raider ball car rier of the football and returned it 53 yards to set up a 12-yard touchdown run- by Brown to boost the Grayhounds' lead to 13-0 at the half. After a scoreless third quar ter. Amos took a pitch from Dominique Tate and raced 80 yards to the end zone to make the final score 19-0. "After a week off, the kids played a little flat," said Ed Brown, the Grayhounds' coach. "But we were able to come out with a win. The bottom line is that the kids accomplished what they wanted - an undefeated sea son at 8-0. "On defense, Denard Jones, Rashaun Brown, Vernon Brown, Joshua Triplet. Marcus Ingram and Danny Boden played great for us. Next week we will be at Forsyth Country Day School in Lewisville for the first-round playoff game against the number four seed." lndiaas' Pee Wees roll past Wolfpack, 26-0 David Mclntyre's 22-yard run got the Tiny Indians' offense going in the second quarter and sparked them to a victory in the regular season finale. After Mclntyre's run. Antho ny Morrison added the extra point for a 7-0 lead. Morrison added the second Indians touch down on a 24-yard run and Mclntyre added the extra point as the Indians increased their lead to 14-0 at the half. In the second half, Kewan Marshall recovered John Fowler's kickoff to set up the Indians. Fowler then bolted to the Wolfpack 1 on the next play and then added a 1-yard touchdown to make the score 20-0. Fowler added another 1-yarder for the Final Indian points after Girard Miller's run. In addition to the play of Mclntyre. Morrison and Miller, Torez Young. Christopher Lynch and Gene Lawson played well for the Indians on offense. Mcln tyre, Fowler, Terrell Johnson, Morrison and Neal Stewart led the defense. The Indians finished the regular season 7-1. Jamon Carlton of the Tiny Indians gets a block from Duane Davis as he scores a touchdown against the Walkertown Wolfpack Flag team. Rams ' from page Bl I've gained a little more confi dence in myself," said McGee, a freshman from West Forsyth. "Tonight we knew we had to make a mark for ourselves on offense. We knew this game , could make or break us and we had to play well to win." After the Rams' defense held the Trojans on their first possession, the Rams took pos session on their own 24. The I Rams then marched to a touch \ down in 10 plays. WSSU used | the running of Damon Wash | ington. Nathan Swindell and John Holloman to storm down field. McGee also played a key role when he connected with ; Sherman Riggsbee on an 18 | yard play on second-and-14 to ; give the Rams a first-and-goal. Washington powered over from 10 yards for the touch down on the following play, i Ashton Oakley's kick was I wide and the Rams led 6-0 ; with 6:45 to play in the first quarter. WSSU increased its lead to 14-0 after shutting down the ! Trojans on the ensuing posses | sion. Swindell did most of the | damage on the ground on the ' drive and the Rams benefited from a pass interference call. After McGee was sacked for an 8-yard loss, he redeemed himself by connecting with Jonathan Graham for a 24-yard touchdown pass. McGee then passed to Arnell Woolen for a two-point conversion to make the score 14-0 at the 38-second mark of the first quarter. It didn't take the Rams much longer to extend their lead. WSSU's defense forced a punt after a run netted only 1 yard and two VSU passes fell incomplete. On third and 12, McGee found a wide-open Riggsbee along the right side line and Riggsbee outran the defense for a 59-yard touch down. Oakley's kick increased the lead to 21-0 with 13:38 remaining in the half. It didn't take the Rams long to increase their lead. Kelly stepped in front of a Kevin Jones pass and returned it 59 yards to the 17. The Rams were unable to punch the ball into the end zone for a touch down. but Oakley booted a 29 yard field goal for a 24-0 Ram lead. Virginia State ran only one offensive play before Kelly added his second interception of the game. Kelly tried to force a throw over the middle of the Rams' defense and Kelly batted the ball into the air before hauling it in and return ing it from the 49 to the 28 yard line Riggsbee hauled in a 27-yard pass on first down and McGee sneaked in on the next play to increase the Rams' lead to 30-0. The Rams added their final points of the half after going on an eight-play, 86-yard drive. The key play in the drive was a 51-yard pass from McGee to Graham. Swindell scored on a 9-yard sweep around the left side and Oak: ley's kick made the score 37-0 with 1:48 to go in the half. WSSU added its final touchdown at the start of the fourth quarter on Holloman's 6-yard run with 13:41 left in the game. 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