Page B2-The Chronicle, Thursday
Prep Spotlight
Carver s
By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
The area's best defensive foot?
ball team, Carver, travels to take
on the best offensive unit, i
Greensboro Page, Friday night in <
a Metro 4-A showdown. |
The 7-1 Yellow Jackets of
Coach Jim Bovender have allow- |
ed only 33 points in eight games i
(a 4.1 average). Meanwhile, '
Coach Marion Kirby's Pirates
have scored 231 points (a 28.9
average).
"I don't think Page will beat
us on the ground," said
Bovender, whose team is tied
with the Pirates for the Metro
lead with a 3-0 league mark. "But
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rage executes its offense as well
as anyone we've faced."
The top-ranked Pirates, 8-0
overall, show a good balance of
passing and running, and they are
capable of the big play at any
time. Page is led by tailback Marvin
Johnson and quarterback
Jeff Dunn.
Johnson showed his crafty running
skills on a 79-yard
touchdown run in the Pirates'
closest call to date, a 19-12 win
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Booe lee
By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
While Reynolds' varsity football
team has struggled to a
disappointing 2-7 record, the
Demon junior varsity has been
the toast of the county.
Behind the punishing running
of Dredrick Booe and a stingy
defense, the jayvees have reversed
the numbers of the varsity's
record. The young Demons ran
their record to 7-2 with a 16-3 victory
over Mount Tabor at Griffith
School field last Thursday.
"We're better than what we
showed tonight," said Coach
Maynard Surratt. "We're
capable of putting together long
^ives on the ground."
The Demons, behind the bulllike
running of the 6-foot-l,
200-pound Booe, had two ball
control drives against the Spartans,
whose only points came on
Wes Leiphart's 35-yard field
goal. One march stalled deep in
Mount Tabor territory in the first
quarter. But it led to a safety
when Reynolds' Ken Surata
tackled quarterback Greg Mclntyre
in the end zone.
Leading 8-3 in the third
quarter, the Demons drove 69
yards in 5 minutes, 29 seconds to
put the contest out of reach.
Booe, who had accumulated 44
yards in the first-period march,
got 34 yards, including the last
five. He also added two points on
the conversion run.
"We try to make the defense
come to Booe," Surratt con
unuea. "you ve got to stop him
?to beat us/'
Booe finished with 110 yards
on 20 carries.
Occasionally, the Demons
loosened the Spartan defense
with a pop pass. They produced
one of their scores last week on
such a pass. Quarterback John
Barnes found Kevin Mitchell for
a 29-yard touchdown with 2:13
left in the half.
"We've used a similar game
plan all year," Surratt said. "We
run Booe right off the tackle's
tail and hope he finds an opening
to the outside."
Reynolds, which runs the veer,
also has outside threats in Kelly
Fladgcr and Gerald Fenner.
Fladger, who has several
100-yard games this season,
finished with 57 yards on nine
carries against Mount Tabor.
? Anthony
Coles, Greg Gilbert and Low ~
Price "have done a super job all
season," acording to Assistant
Coach Allen Kayler.
"The varsity coaches know a
good jayvee team when they see
one coming," Kayler added.
"Wc haven't had much success at
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eeks respe(
ouvcuucr saiu. uunn is more 01
a dropback passer. It will be to
our advantage to try to change
his pace a little."
The Yellow Jackets' defense is
paced by a formidable line that
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Metro 4-A
Conf. All Games
' Wtoy W I T W L T
| Page ^ - 3 0 0 8 0 0
Carver 3 0 0 7 1 0
Mast ;C 1 2 0 4 3 1
U Glenn 1 2 0 4 4 0
S Smith 1 2 0 6 2 0
North 0 3 0 3 5 0
Last Week's Results ^ ,
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Glenn 0; Greensboro Smith 6. North 0
Friday's Games
Carver at Greensboro Page; East at
Greensboro Smith; Glenn at North
the varsity level this season, so he
(varsity coach Doug Crater)
wants to keep this team together
and develop good attitudes."
The Demon jayvees end their
season tonight at North Davidson.
Report Card
High marks go to Kennard
Martin, who put on an inspiring
performance with 27 carries for
164 yards in Parkland's 14-7 loss
to South Rowan. Martin ran his
season's total to 1,212 yards and
13 touchdowns ....
Teammate Mark Dunlap led
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tackles ....
Richard Daniels, coming off
a wrist injury that sidelined him
for four games, kicked a 40-yard
field goal in the Yellow Jackets'
24-0 win over East ....
Teammate Chris Hairston
completed 7-of-ll passes for 159
yards. The Carver quarterback
also ran for 42 yards on 13 carries
and scored one touchdown ....
Carver's Derrick Debnam
had 10 tackles from his defensive
end position. He also recovered a
fumble for a touchdown ....
Speedy Kermit Moses had a
40-yard touchdown run to lead
Reynolds past Mount Tabor
20-14 ....
Freshman speedster Julius
Reese caught a 45-yard TD pass
from Andra "Boo Boo" Baker
for the winless Spartans. Reese is
a national age-group sprinting
champion ....
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Jacques Holiday, who was
the Chronicle's Player of the
Year last season, is transferring
from Hampton University to
Winston-Salem State. The Rams
plan to use the former Parkland
standout at linebacker. The 6-3,
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over Greensboro Smith two
weeks ago. Last week, Dunn hit
Jon Reed with a 75-yard TD pass
in a 24-0 blanking of Glenn.
"We'll probably make a couple
of changes in our coverage,"
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includes 6-foot-4, 252-pound Ray
Agnew, 6-5, 248-pound Fernando
Horn, 6-4, 240-pound Derrick
Debnam, 6-1, 202-pound Mark
Shepard and 6-2, 180-pound
Robert Roane. Debnam, who
also plays fullback, is coming off
one of his finest games of the
season. He had 10 tackles and a
fumble recovery for a TD in a
24-0 win over East Forsyth.
Bovendcr hopes this fivesome
can keep enough pressure on
Dunn to limit his effectiveness as
a passer. If that happens, "we're
capable of doing good," said the
Carver coach.
In many ways, this is the battle
of the neighborhood bully
against the new kid on the block.
The Pirates are defending state
co-champions with Fayetteville
71st. Indeed, Kirby's teams have
captured state titles in three of
the last five seasons and Page is
unbeaten in its last 28 games.
On the other hand, the Yellow
Jackets are in their first year of
4-A play, though they have been
winning at will all along, if rather
quietly. The Yellow Jackets have
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is jayvees
235-pound Holiday will be
reunited with former Parkland
teammate Bobby Sciivens, also a
linebacker ....
Another Mustanc teammate
Derrick McCorkle, will play at
Livingstone College. McCorkle
sat out this season ....
Parkland quarterback Tony
Covington has been selected to
"Who's Who Among America's
High School Students" ....
Former Parkland standout
Chris Christmas has obtained a
medical redshirt at Elon College.
Christmas broke ribs in a recent
game ....
State triple jump champion <
Debra Alexander recently was
named to USA Today's all-USA
girls track team. Alexander, a
freshman at Hampton, had the
second-best prep triple jump in
the nation last spring. The East
alumna won the NCHSAA title
with a leap of 40 feet, 5Vi inches.
Houston Sterling's Carlette
Guidry jumped 41-214 ....
Joel Cole, a linebacker at
Parkland last year, has left North
Carolina A&T midway through
his freshman season. Cole apparently
left because he was
homesick ....
Mount Tabor's Ed Reese is
out for the season with a busted
blood vessel in his leg. The Spartan
defensive back still has
another season left to play ....
Mustangs Advance^
The Parkland volleyball team
advanced to the West Divisional
semifinals of the state playoffs at
North Surry on Wednesday.
The Mustangs, 21-2, had a pair
of playoff victories last week.
Coach Janet Beavers' team toppled
North Forsyth 15-1, 14-16,
15-9 and 15-6. North had
defeated Parkland, which is led
by spiker Angela Glenn, in the
regular season.
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Ragsdale 15-12, 8-15, 15-10 and
15-4.
The Parkland-North Surry
winner advances to the finals of
the divisional tournament for 3-A
and 4-A teams. The winner will
play either South Mecklenburg or
Waynesville Tuscola on Saturday
afternoon at Carmichael
Auditorium in Chapel Hill.
High Point Andrews, Durham
Jordan, D.H. Conley and Lee
County were the survivors in the
The state championship match
will be played Saturday at 8 p.m.
in Carmichael.
If you would like to nominate a
player for the Chronicle Honor
Roll, contact David Bulla by
noon on Tuesday at 723-8448.
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