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Members of Next Level Track Club's winning adult squad.
Local runners shine in Durham
CHRONICLE STAFF REPORT
Next Level Track Club won 10
medals during the weekend Russell E.
Blunt/East Coast Invitational at Duke
University in Durham.
Ten-year-old athletes Nvla Rogers
and Sherrard Wells had an awesome
meet. Each earned a bronze medal for
their third-place finishes in the Bantam
Boys & Girls High Jump competitions,
and each established new club records.
Nyla cleared, the height of 3' 10;"
Sherrard cleared 4' 1".
Deja Reid. 10. placed second in the
Bantam Girls Long Jump with an
impressive (and club record-setting)
jump of 13' 2." Her 12-year-old sister.
Deonica Reid. nearly duplicated Deja's
efforts, with a leap of 14" 5 in the
Midget Girls Long Jump, in which she
placed fourth. Deonica came back later
in the day to run a sizzling 200m Dash
with a time of 27.08. which was also a
new club record. *
Running the final r&ce of his. prep
career. 18-year-old David Lindsay
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Speedster Nyla Rogers.
placed sixth in the Young Men's 100m
Dash. The Winston-Salem Prep gradu
ate is set to begin college classes this
fall. W-S Prep Head Coach Derrick
Speas placed three young ladies from
school (Tiandra Briggs, Melody Butler
arid Camille Wilkerson ) with Cierra
Richardson. The team was impressive
enough to place sixth in the Young
Women's 4 x 1 00m relay.
Not to be totally outdone by the
younger athletes, several of the team's
parents and coaches got into the action
too. Two Next Level adult teams com
peted in Coaches/Parents 4 x 100m
Relay races. The men's team featured
Dominic Williams. Rick Welch. Corey
Simmons, and Derrick Speas. The team
ran an impressive 48 seconds to win
the race. The ladies team featured
moms of female athletes. Some raced
for the very first time. They managed
to finish in an impressive eighth-place.
The Next Level Track Club will
next compete in the USATF Junjor
Olympics at N.C. A&T State
University. Those games begin today.
Summer play heats up at rec center
SPECIAI [O IHL CHRONICLE
Recent scores in Hanes
Hosiery Hot Hoops 6-/0
League
Blue Devils 25
Deacons 21
In an exciting overtime
game, the Blue Devils out
lasted the Deacons. The Blue
Devils were led by Evan
Samuels with 4 points and a
lock-down defense. The
Muse twins (Aaron and
Andrew) and Fox Knox all
Contributed - combining 17
points. The Deacons put up a
good fight with Dontreal
Anderson. D'Monte Brown
and William Singletary
combing for their team's 21
points. ?
Tar Heels 10
Wolfpack 8
Submitted Photo
DeAnthony Carr at the free-throw line.
In a defensive game, the
Tar Heels defeated the
Wolfpack. The Heels were
led by Amir Lumpkins with 8
points, and Tyone Lumpkins
with 2 points. The Wolfpack
was led by Kedrick Myers
and Aaron Potter.
-Spurs 37
Lakers 35
In a fast paced, running
game, the Spurs defeated the
Lakers. The Spurs were led
by Stephon White, who had
17 points, and D.J. Hawkins,
with 8 points. The Lakers
were led by L. J, Strickland
and DeQuan Lee, who com
bined for 19 points. The
Lakers were up the whole
game, but the Spurs' full
court pressure was too much
for the Lakers. Stephon
White helped the Spurs steal
the game at the buzzer by hit
ting a 25-foot shot.
Rockets 37
Cavs 32
In a neck-and-neck game,
the Rockets defeated the
Cavs. 'The Rockets were led
by Trae Brown, who had 19
points, and Daquan Ross,
who had 10 points. The Cavs
were led by Gary Lash, who
had 8 points, and Uriah
Razzah and Celeste Burgess^
who had 6 points each.
Phonebook
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es, business white pages and
community information
pages. It also includes a pro
file of WSSU.
"We are proud to feature
the Winston-Salem State
University football team on
the cover of our new AT&T
Real Yellow Pages directory
for the Winston-Salem
area." said Wendi Fleener.
area marketing manager,
AT&T Advertising
Solutions. "We continually
work to make our directory
covers special on the out
side, and tailor the commu
nity information inside our
directories to best meet the
needs of local residents and
businesses."
In addition to Winston
Salem, the Real Yellow
Pages also includes business
listings for Advance,
Clemmons, Cooleeme.
Courtney. Danbury. East
Bend. Forbush. ljames.
Kernersville. King.
LeWisville. Mocksville.
Oldtown. Rural Hall, Sedge
Garden. Stanleyville.
Stokes. "Quaker Gap. and
Walkertown-Belews Creek.
As new books are deliv
ered. Winston-Salem area
businesses and residents are :?< '
encouraged to recycle their
outdated directories. AT&T
Real Yellow Pages directo
ries are recyclable, and the I
paper used to print the direc- L
tories contains recycled |
materials. Residents and
businesses can call the
AT&T Real Yellow Pages F
Project ReDirectory help
line, listed on the directory
cover, at 800-953-4400 for
directory recycling informa
tion in this community.
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