YBA BASKETBALL AT WINSTON LAKE
League play resumes after holidays
By Chronicle ^Staff
YBA play resumed after xhc
holiday break with a full slate of
games last Friday and Saturday at
the Winston Lake YMCA. Here's
a recap of the action in each age
group.
NBA 6-8s
Pistons smack Hornets
David Coplin had the hot
hand in leading the Pistons to a
one-sided 27-10 victory over the
point distribution to key their 24
19 viotory over the Tar Heels.
J. Brayboy, L. Hamilton and
J. Pender scored six points each to
pace the Panthers offense. The Tar
Heels got most of their offense
courtesy of S. Johnson who tallied
10 points.
ClAA 12-15s
Bison top Golden Rulls
Mario Cloud hTt two free
throws with time running out to
lift the Bison to a $8-47 victory
?<. Photo by Chronicle Staff
E. Blackwell of the Lakers looks to pass off to an open team
mate In last week's game against the Bulls.
<- Photo by Chronide Staff
Wolfpack guard H. Martin checks the sidelines for instructions
prior to bringing the ball upcourt. ''
over the Golden Bulls. Cloud hit
both ends of the one-and-one with
four seconds remaining in the
game? On two occasions, the
Golden Bulls called time out
before Cloud went to the line in
an effort to disturb his concentra
tion.
But
even after Cloud s free ? over the Eagles
Williams was the game's high
scorer with 16 points. Denorris
Belton led the Golden Bulls
offense with 15 points.
Rams smack Eagles
Ike Howard went on an offen
sive rampage, scoring 27 points to
lead the Rams to a 61-53 victory
throws, the Golden Bulls had one
final chance to pull out a victory.
Tyson Patterson took the final
shot, but.it rolled off the rim as
-the final buzzer sounded.
The Bison's Geoffrey
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The Eagles' Jonathan Butler
responded with 18 points, but it
wasn't enough. The Eagles were a
hampered by the absence of
DeWon Houston, Chris Stewart
and Dexter Wright, all of whom,
fouled out of the game.
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for his sparkling defensive effort in the
Smoke of the River Tournament. Michael,
a 6'3", 1.85 lb forward out of Swansea,
S.C. had sound performances in both
tournament games. McNeal slated a total
of 13 points, 25 rebounds (15 defensive),
3 steals, 2 assists, and 3 blocked shots.
Michael is a senior Applied Science
major.
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McNeal for his diligence and commitment
both on and off the hardwood court at
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Hornets. ?
Coplin zapped the Hornets for
14 points to lead all scorers.
Bulls edge Lakers
The Bulls and Lakers didn't
give up much of anything, but the
Bull s hung tou g h at the end to
pull out a 13-11 win.
In a game where both team's
defenses set the tone, Chris Hicks
led the Bulls with seven points. E.
Black well was the top point pro
ducer for the Lakers with five
points.
NCAA 9-1 Is
Blue Devils nip Hoyas
Nick Bryan scored his only
basket' of the game with four sec
onds left to play to give the Blue
Devils a 37-35 victory over the0'
Hoyas.
throughout the contest, nei
ther team could sustain an advan
tage. Henry Mack was the top gun
for the Devils with 17 points.
Anthony Tomlinsori contributed
14 points in a losing effort for the
Hoyas.
Wolf pack slop Deacons
The Wolfpack benefitted from
balanced scoring and registered a
37-30 win over the Deacons.
Chris Graham and David
Mickle shared high scoring hon
ors for the victors with 10 points
each. Adrian McCloud was the
Deacons leading scorer with eight
points.
Panthers prevail
The Panthers got some equal
Photo by Max Dunhill
The Bulls Adonna McDowell gets Into the flow of the game.
CIAA
By Chronicle Staff
Now that the conference part
of the season has begun in
earnest, Johnson C. Smith and
Fayetteville State are sending
some serious signals that they
have grand designs on capturing
the CIAA's Southern Division.
The Golden Bulls ran their
season's record to 8-2 after stop
ping Morehouse Collegfc 80-78 to
win the finals, of the, Historically
Black Colleges and Universities
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Roundball
Tournament (HBCU) last Satur
day at Petersburg, Va.
Golden Bulls forward Mark
Sherill turned the HBCU into his
own personal showcase as the
tournament MVP. The Durham
-senior scored 70 points in two
games for a sterling 35 ppg.
Against Morehouse, Sherrill fin
ished with 39 points, which
included 15 of 22 shooting from
the field; four of four from three
point range; and five of six from
the foul Hnc.
Notes
Fayetteville State, in the
. meantime, kept busy by beating
Division I foe Western Carolina,
76-75 on the road last Friday. At
the start of this week, the Broncos
were 11-1 overall and 4-1 in
league play.
Against Western Carolina,
pivotman Vernon Broughton
played a key role, contributing 23
points in the process. 1 ne 6-8
junior from Hugcr, SC, hit 9 of 16
fielcL^oals and 5 of & free throws
to help subdue WCU.
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A Centennial Celebration!!!
Winston
State
Wednesday, January 15, 1992
Flag-Raising Ceremony
8:30 a.m., Blair Hall
. . Opening Convocation
Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, Guest Speaker
Educator and Theologian
, 9:45 a.m., Kenneth R. Williams Auditorium
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