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 V~; 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. WESTtN TRAVEL a & OF THE WEEK Weston Travel is pleased to recognize Michael McNeal as our Ram of the Week 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. Weston Trav.el salutes Michael McNeal for his diligence and commitment both on and off the hardwood court at Winston-SSIem State University. #34 Michael McNeal Next Home Rams Game: Gaines Complex j?:30 p.m. WEST0N TRAVEL l ? i (919) 721-9000 122-A Reynold* Village WlmtorvSatom NC 27106 FAX (919) 721 -4877 FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS Winston-Salem Chronicle _& c^cE