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Sports Photo by Max Dunhill Takin' It To The Hoop When Anthony TUcker (In white) plays well, Wake Forest gives Its fans plenty to shout about. Tucker averages 13 points and 5.2 rebounds a game for the Deacons. By Chronicle Staff m i .i.i.ii 1 1 . i nm .i ii Carver-High School's Hart twins, David and Daren, have assured themselves of continu ing their football careers beyond the prep level. Both signed gTant in aids yesterday tfW'W* V : v Mj&U* : -H *T*I" m*i^T?m wp? inrmt WW C Aljbaki&f 4- A Conference football championships in '90 and '91. ^W;:U:- .V ,-Vf' . . ' , ': ' L>w'i'-> t*'$. Carvei; finished last season at 9-2 and made it to the sec ond round of the state playoffs before Being eliminated. The Harts will most likely secondary for the <22- . In addition to their contri tons on the gridiron, both ralso key links for the Yel ?ght?fc v:;!' ''?> ,{.<S y a strong safety, the Chronicle's WSS%'' Male Athlete Of The Year for 1991, was voted the Metro's defensive MVP this past sea son. He also earned all conference honors and is a member of the Chronicle's 1991 All-City/County Varsity Defensive team. li^ver in||H irv^. .. . , ? > y Wjt $g yfc Dam and Daren lot of class. " ? WUflS6?3&&i pick who w Chronicle's Varsity defe .Daren is YBA BASKETBALL AT WINSTON LAKE Hornets nip Bulls, Deacons down Devils, Eagles top By Chronicle Staff YBA basketball action con tinues to provide its fair share of thrills and spills and ups and downs for winners and losers. Here's a recap of the games played at the Winston Lake YMCA last weekend. NBA 6-8s Hornets edge Bulls The Hornets outlasted the Bulls to emerge victorious 27-26. Devin Burns led the way. for the Hornets with 12 points. Charles Sanders chipped in with 9 points. Christon Hicks was the top producer for the Bulls with 9 points. Pistons slap Lakers The Pistons breezed to victo ry in the second half, registering a 31-18 decision over the Lakers. Walter Funderburk paced the Pistons attack with 9 points. LaTisha Patterson, one of two girls who play in this age group, was the top Lakers scorer with 7 points. _ NCAA 9-11 s Wolfpack dumps Tar Heels Strong guard play was the order of the day as the Wolfpack triumphed 37-29 over the Tar Heels. The battle of the guards turned out to be a standoff between the Wolfpack 's Harold Martin and the Tar Heels* Shan non Johnson. These two shared game-high scoring honors at 15 points each. Deacons smack Blue Devils Adrian McCloud and Antho ny Moore combined to provide most of the offense as the Dea cons defeated the Blue Devils, 44 34. McCloud led the way with 18 points, while Moore contributed 1 2 points to the cause. For the Devils, Henry Mack was the main threat with 18 points, followed by Jamal Shep hard's 12 points. Hoyas stifle Panthers The Hoyas took control when they had to and that was enough to provide a 39-29 win over the Panthers. Anthony Tomlinson was the top scorer for the victors with 15 points. Ashanti McDowell chipped in with 13 points. Lavar Hamilton put on a solid offensive display in leading the Panthers attack. Hamilton scored a game high 18 points. CIAA 12-lSs Eagles down Broncos The Eagles defensive pres sure proved to be the difference in their 53-50 victory over the Bron cos. The Eagles used a 1-3-1 press that created a number of Bronco turnovers late in the game which dictated the final outcome. Enter ing that game, the Eagles had won only once this season. Dewan Houston and Chis Stewart led a balanced offensive output for the winners. Both IW ffl ' '?IP ' ' ' - - imte. " ; wmzZ*',, : - - --p; Butfe 48 fCJAA 12-153 i|||^den Bulls @ 6 p.m ^fc8agles@-7;15 p.m, ' '' ? >? ?? ? BR* WKk IlfSI wmt 8 wi, Broncos ended the game with 13 points apiece. Dexter Wright was the Eagles' defensive ace. James Boyce was the major source for the Broncos offense. He finished the game with 25 points, half of his team's total. Aggies prevail The Aggies came on strong in the second half to record a 59 52, come-from-behind victory over the Bison. James Stevens and Jerome Mitchell were the prime gunners for the Aggies, scoring 16 and 14 points respectively. But those two got a big lift from Jarian^Wallace who scored all of his 1 1 points in the second half. For the Bison, Mario Cloud was the leading scorer with 20 points. Geoff Williams was also busy at the offensive end, chip ping in with 16 points. Rams route Golden Bulls The Rams had three people score in double figures as they dominated the Golden Bulls, 68 48. James Johnson topped the scoring charts for the Rams with 23 points. Ike Howard and Lewis Cannon finished up with 12 points each. Anthony Nelson led 4he Golden Bulls scoring effort with 17 points. Montee Foote added 12 points to the cause, all of those coming in the second half. AAU 14s try-outs Try-outs for the Lakers AAU team in the 14 and Under Division will be held on Feb. 15 at 4 p.m. at the Winston Lake YMCA. Try-outs are open to all youngsters, regardless erf whether they are members of the Winston Lake YMCA. For more informa tion, contact Winston Lake at 724 9205. Sports Festival Shoot-Out set for Saturday The fourth annual Sports Festival Basketball Shoot-Out is scheduled for Saturday at the 14th St. Recreation Center. Three games will be played starting at 3 p.m., pitting teams from Win _ston-Salcm against out-of-town opposition. Here's the schedule for the upcoming action. Game One (13-15 age group) 14th St. Recreation Center vs. Running Rebels (Charlotte) @ 3 p.m. Game Two (10-12 age group) Crosby vs. Aggies (Charlotte) @ 4:30 p.m. Game Three (13-15 age group) Crosby vs. Wolfpack (Charlotte) @ 6 p.m. t For more information contact Hubert Crosby, tournament director at 744-7468 between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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