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clean up from there.
"I don't know what I'd do if I was 1
coaching against our defense. It doesn't I
have any weaknesses. Maybe the best approach
would be to not worry about Carver <
and prepare for the next guy." 1
Bovender is quietly confident. Many '
believe he has a playoff-bound team. But
with seven games left on the schedule, it's a 1
little soon to be making plans for the 1
playoffs. Yet the six-team Metro 4-A Con- t
ference receives two playoff berths and. <
with the exception of defending state co* i
champion Greensboro Page, no other team t
in the league can match Carver's talent.
"I don't foresee any teams being any c
more talented than we are," said l
Bovender, a former standout at North who
has been at Carver for 16 years. "Our 1
chances are as good as anybody else's." s
If, however, there's one area where the (
team needs to improve, Bovender said, it's f
on offense. p
"Some series we march right down the
field," he said. "The next series we forget t
all our assignments. I'd like to be able to f
get the ball at the 20-yard line, take our
time and drive straight down the field."
Against Mount Tabor, the Yellow 1
Jackets never got untracked. They totaled 1
165 yards while committing six turnovers. <
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Kennard Martin rushed for 230
yards on 22 carries and scored ^
two touchdowns to lead Parkland A
past North Forsyth 14-10.
Martin's superb effort - the m
best running effort by a Forsyth I
' County player this season ~ came
on a night when he was suffering M
a cold .... Tl
North's Charles Baldwin S8
countered with 128 yards, including
an 80-yard touchdown
Ray Agnew and Fernando ,
Horn helped Carver hold Mount ? I
Tabor to 80 yards in total offense
in the Yellow Jackets' 8-0 vie- B||B^
tory. The Spartans, recipients of
six turnovers, failed to score inside
the Yellow Jacket 20-yard
line on three occasions.
Agnew had four unassisted bable for
tackles and three sacks, while Mount
Horn had four solo hits and three quarterb
sacks. Horn now has 23 ready fo
unassisted hits on the season .... game witl
Teammate Rodney McKoy rac- dislocatec
ed 40 yards with an interception practice,
off Andra "Boo Boo" Baker for back Bo
the only touchdown of the game their con
ingham
D.C. Gaither intercepted his
fourth pass of the season for
Mount Tabor. Gaither's intercep
non came on nis own goal line
just before the half. Teammate I
Brian Broolcshire led a defense I
that limited Carver to 165 yards I
and caused six Yellow Jacket turnovers
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Maurice Robinson scored three
touchdowns and Denorris Hayes
raced 50 yards for another score
to lead East's 28-0 blanking of
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66 yards for a touchdown and I
that was all the scoring unbeaten I
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But the defense did the job, stopping
Mount Tabor inside the Carver 20-yard line
:hree times.
"The turnovers put pressure on us the
rntire game," said defensive tackle Agnew,
Maying in his first game of the season.
4But they also made us play harder."
McKoy appeared the goat as he lost three
umbles. But he became the hero with a
10-yard pass interception return for a
ouchdown with 6:30 left in the game.
Juarterback Anthony Joyner found Horn
n the right corner of the end zone for the
wo-point conversion.
"We came through and that's what
:ounts "said Horn. But ~we haven't
>layed to our potential yet."
With 6-4, 230-pound Brian Brookshire
eading the way, the Spartan defense made
ome vicious hits. Unfortunately for
Carver, one blow resulted in a broken wrist
or Richard Daniels, who plays flanker and
>lacekicker.
"This is a big blow," Bovender said. "It
akes away a whole dimension nf nnr r?f.
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ense because of his speed."
Daniels has run the 40-yard dash in 4.4.
Bovender plans to bring up Stephon
Debnam from the jayvees to replace
Daniels. Debnam, Derrick's brother, is a
S-foot, 182-pound kicker.
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Carver unveils
its new stadium
By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
It is fitting that Carver is opening its new stadium
the year the high school has a playoff-caliber team.
Yellow Jacket Stadium opened two weeks ago
with the Carver-Reynolds game. Construction had
started in February.
There is still some minor work to be done on the
facility. The east grandstands were not in place by
last Friday night's game with Mount Tabor. They
were to be raised this week.
"I have tO aD0l0Size to the RevnnlH* anrl Mnnnt
Tabor people," said Carver Coach Jim Bovender,
whose team is 3-0 going into Friday night's game
with West Forsyth. "Those three small bleachers on
u the visitors' side should be replaced soon. We packed
the home side each game."*
The concrete west grandstand seats 3,500 and the
aluminum east bleachers should seat 1,500.
The field's grass is a Bermuda mixture. Bovender
was surprised that it was ready in time for the
Reynolds game.
"They planted the grass in July," he said. "I was
very skeptical it would be ready for the first game.
It didn't know grass grew that fast. We also had
plenty of rain this summer, which is unusual."
Michael Styers, who coaches the Yellow Jackets'
specialty teams, is maintaining the field. Styers is in
charge of cutting, fertilizing and watering the grass.
Yellow Jacket Stadium rests where Carver's old
football field stood. The team played at the
unlighted field until last year, when it became a fullfledged
high school. Since the field had no lights,
Carver played its home games at East and North.
The new stadium is a handsome facility. Its
features include a press box, concession stands,
four concrete light standards and an all-weather
track.
"The lighting is supposed to be as good as any
other stadium in the county," Bovender said.
"We've found a few blind spots, but they can be
fixed by getting someone up there to adjust the
lights."
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One unfortunate side effect of construction was
that the dirt ran over on the baseball field, where
the Yellow Jackets have practiced. The diamond
will have to be moved 15 feet.
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