s^/c%. The Team Head Coach Raheem Martin No. Name 10 Jonyvi Fogle 12 Taiwan Walker 15 De'Angelo McMillian 22 Milan RufTin 25 Colin Baker 21 PhiUip Legette 23 Jordan Smith-Jessup 11 Kore Vincent 20 Kemond Bethea 34 Maurice Reid 50 Darnell Hall Athletic Director Michael Winbush Principal Travis Taylor Carver Yellowjackets A good mixture of youth and talent could pay dividends for Carver BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE Youth seems to be a common trend for many of the teams in this years tournam&nt. It's no different for the Carver Yellowjackets, which could be a gift and a curse. With youth there comes a promise of talent but youth also brings mental mis takes. For the Carver Yellowjackets they hope the former is what awaits them this season. Currently the Yellowjackets are 1-3 on the season. They won their season opening game against Andrews but have dropped three in a row suffering two blowout losses to Winston-Salem Prep and Parkland in the process. Head Coach Raheem Martin expects to win early and often this year. He says he feels even though his team is young their talent should win in the end. He says of course every team wants to win the whole thing and will prepare his team to the best of his ability to do so. Offensively Martin says forward Collin Baker should be one of his leading scorers during the Lash-Chronicle tournament. He said Baker may not look athletic but he is very good around the basket. Guards Kemond Bethea and Kore Vincent will run the backcourt. Martin says he wants his two guards to "run the show" while his team is on the floor. Freshman Steven Thon will be thrown into the mix as well. Carver wants to run on offense and defense. Coach Martin says they will full court press an opponent for many parts of the game. Offensively he said they will run at an opportunity to get their athletes in the open floor and easy buckets around the rim. "Just growing as men. not necessarily wins and losses. I would love to win every game but as long as they grow as young men and have a little bit of fun during the season that will be a success," Martin said of his hopes for his team during the season.

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