Pop Warner Round Up
Teams fought the weather for victories
tnKUNlCLt STAFF REPORT
Grayhounds 19, Packers
13 (Flag): The Gray hounds
Red flag defeose held the
Packers in the final seconds to
extend their record to 2-0 on
the season. The offense .was
led by the running of Chase
Rorie.
Jalen Ferguson took the
opening kickoff back 40 yards
to set up the Grayhounds first
touchdown. From there Rorie
took over scoring on three daz
zling runs. The defense was
lead by Joe Harrison, Justin
Fulmore, Ferguson and Rorie.
hidians 20, Lewisville
Titans 7 (Mitey Mite): Eric
"Big Baby" Wright opened up
the scoring with a 3-yard
touchdown run on the opening
drive for the Tiny Indians gold
squad, which is 3-0 on the sea
son. M.J. "Bush" Morton ran
the extra point to make the
score 7-0.
Rahson "Head" Goode
rumbled 25 yards for the
touchdown after breaking four
tackles. The extra point was no
good, which made the score
13-0. The Titans (Green) came
back to make the score 13-7 at
halftime.
But Indians grabbed the
lead back after Morton raced
35 yards for the touchdown.
Goode ran in the extra point to
make it 20-7. Daquan "Hands"
Miller caught several passes
for first downs, and Amir
"Nightmare" Grant was instru
mental in the rushing offense.
Other standouts for the Indians
were Shaheem "Hemi" Revels,
Ryan Cherry, Chrishon
Robinson, Kier "Bam Bam"
Scales, Anthony Hicks, Cortez
Barber and Jalil Bush.
Grayhounds 33, Packers
0 (Jr. Pee Wee): The Winston
Salem Grayhounds are picking
up where they left off last year,
with an impressive route of the
Packers.
Getting the scoring barrage
started for the Grayhounds
was Schiem Lindsay with a
bullish 20 yard touchdown.
Also scoring touchdowns for
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Photo by Tim Wilson
Pee Wee player Shaquan Gadson runs for yards during the Falcons 13-6 victory over the South
Fork Panthers last Saturday.
the Grayhounds were Kennedy
Mckoy, Darion Dick, Kedlin
Huntley and Jajuan Coleman.
"Our line did a great job
opening holes today," said
coach Lawrence "Ferg"
Ferguson. "Leading the
Grayhounds defensively were
Joecaris Flynt, Jordan Terry,
Jayshawn ? McMillan,
Quarteyus Evans and Elizjah
Jennings. I'm proud of all the
guys."
WEEK 2 RESULTS :
(Miley Mite) Colts tied the
Indians, 21-21. Oak Ridge
Colts down the High Point
Lions, 18-7. Lions defeated
the Colts black squad, 32-0.
Falcons blue took down the
Panthers blue, 19-0. Panthers
silver defeated the Falcons
green, 13-0. Rams defeated
Wolfpack, 19-16. Broncos
white skated past Raiders
gold, 19-0. Raiders blue
defeated Broncos orange, 20
6. Broncos blue defeated
Titans gold, 38-0. Titans white
defeated the King Dolphins,
39-6. Indians gold defeated
Titans green, 20-6.
(Jr. Pee Wee) Indians bur
gundy defeated Colts red, 33
0. Grayhounds took down
Packers, 33-0. Falcons out
lasted the Panthers, 13-6.
Bobcats slipped by the
Vikings, 18-13. Rams took
down Wolfpack, 27-0. Raiders
took down the Broncos
orange, 35-0. Titans- white
defeated Dolphins, 44-0.
Titans gold beat the Forsyth
Broncos, 25-0. Indians gold
took down the Colts, 28-0.
(Pee Wee) Indians beat the
Colts, 19-0. The Packers
defeated the Grayhounds, 18
6. The Fakons slipped by the
South Fork Panthers, 13-6.
Vikings slipped by the Union
Cross Bobcats, 13-0. The
Wolfpack defeated the Rams,
18-0. The Broncos slipped by
the Raiders, 22-7. Titans
destroyed the Dolphins, 41-0.
(Jr. Midget) Indians
defeated the Colts, 24-0.
Packers took down the
Grayhounds, 18-6. Panthers
slipped by the Falcons, 19-12.
The Vikings defeated the
Bobcats, 21-0. Broncos shut
out the Kernersville Raiders,
31-0. Lions defeated the
Titans, 26-0.
(Midget) The Oak Ridge
Colts took down the Indians,
12-2. Packers defeated the
Grayhounds, 13-7. The
Falcons shut out the Panthers,
28-0. The Vikings slipped by
the Bobcats, 6-2. Rams beat
the Wolfpack, 2-0. The
Broncos beat the Raiders, 34
12. The Titans took down the
Lions, 22-6.
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I Livingstone has new hoops coach
CHRONICLE STAFF REPORT
The Livingstone College
^Athletic Department is proud
to announce Angelyne E
Brown as the new head bas
ketball coach for the Lady
Blue Bears.
The announcement comes
after an extensive search for a
candidate.
Brown began her coaching
career in 1992 at Tuskegee
University. She spent two
years at Tuskegee as the assis
tant women's basketball
coach, where she helped lead
her team to consecutive SIAC
West Division
Championships.
In 1994. Brown took over
as the head women's basket
ball coach for Clark Atlanta
University where she spent
eight seasons. Brown had
eight consecutive SIAC
Tournaments appearances and
her team captured the SIAC
Championship in the 1998
1999 season. She also severed
as interim Athletic Director at
Clark Atlanta. Brown has also
made coaching stops at
Stillman College (2006) and
Morgan State University
(2002-2005), where she*
worked as the head coach.
The 1996 United States
Olympic Basketball Team
named Brown as a site super
visor and that same year
assisted the American
Basketball League (ABL) dur
ing try-outs as assistant direc
tor.
The Atlanta native earned
her Bachelor of Arts degree in
Physical Education from
Clark College. In addition,
she has earned the Master of
Arts in Education Leadership
degree from Argosy
University.
ACC honor for Wake's Adams
CHRONICLE STAFF REPORT
Wake Forest senior defend
er Lyle Adams was named ACC
Men's Soccer Player of the
Week, as announced by the
league office on Tuesday morn
ing. Adams
becomes the sec
ond straight
Demon Deacon to
win the award after
fellow senior
Marcus Tracy
received the honor
last week.
Adams
enjoyed a success
ful two games last
weekend in the
ueacon hall Classic. Against
UCLA, the Orlando, Fla., native
scored the game- winning goal
on a header in the third minute.
Off a deflected shot by Evan
Brown, Adams jumped and
headed the ball into the net from
seven yards out to put the
Deacons on top. The goal was
Adams' first game-winning goal
of the season.
Against South Carolina on
Sunday, Adams made a game
saving play late in the contest.
With the Deacons up 1-0 in the
86th minute, Stephen Morrissey
attempted a header from five
Adams
yards out that appeared to be
heading into the goal to tie the
game at one Adams was able to
stop the ball from going into the
net, clearing the ball off the line
and sendingcit away from the
net.
Through the first
four games of the sea
son, Adams is second
on the team in goals
with two and is tied for "*
second on the team in
points with four
Wake Forest con
trolled the game statisti
cally, out-shooting
South Carolina 12-4,
including a 5-2 advan
tage in shots on goal.
Wake had four corner kicks,
while the Gamecocks did not
take a comer. Adams and three
other Wake Forest players were
named to the all-tournament
team., Sam Cronin, Akira
Fitzgerald and Tracy represent
ed the Deacs on the all-tourna
ment squad.
Wake Forest is back in
action on Saturday as the team
opens the Atlantic Coast
Conference portion of its sched
ule. The Deacons face Clemson
at 7 p.m. at Spry Stadium.
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