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Vikings top Raiders
Flag Division
The crowd witnessed a close contest in the Vikings 7-0 victory.
The Vikings opened the first quarter with a score, which proved to be
more than enough. Lamont Bennett scored on an 18-yard sprint to the
endzone.
The Vikings benefitted from balanced play on both sides of the
football. Lamont Bennett, Anthony Wellman, Michael Blakely, Ronald
Rogers, Cedric Hickman, Jaamall Oglesby and Jeremiah Thompson
were the major contributors defensively.
Pee Wees
William Wilkins rushed for 150 yards and three touchdowns as the
Vikings breezed to a 39-0 win.
"It wasn't pretty, but it's still a win," said Vikings coacfo Jimmy
Boyd . Ron Braham, Taurric Rice and Kevin Turner complimented
Wilkins with consistent play on offense.
Junior Bantams
The Vikings lost a squeaker 13-7. Drew Ferguson and Brandon
Cain turned in the top performances for the Vikings.
Falcons Flags, Mitey Mites win vs. Rams
Flag Division
The Falcons continued their winning ways with a 13-0 victory. The
first half witnessed two aggressive defensive efforts as both teams fin
ished the half in a scoreless tie. In the second half, Antonio Cook broke
loose and scored two touchdowns on runs of 30 and 40-yards. Jamar Pitts
added the PAT.
Mighty Mites
Chris Wilson, Michael Gregory and Octavius George combined to
score all of the Falcons touchdowns in their 32-0 triumph. Steven Slatter
and Marquis Drummond scored the PAT's. Vernon Amos and Jimmy
Luper were the top defensive performers.
mm m m m ? ?*% Photo courtesy of Black College Sports Review
Solid At LB
Rams linebacker Donald Carter turned in a solid day's
work In the Rams 47-14 loss last Saturday to Southern
University. Carter had 18 tackles and one fumble recovery.
Minority golf in Winston Continued From Page B1
like they shouldn't succeed.
For example, Flint, Mich., which has
one of the highest crime rates in that state,
also has one of the best junior golf programs
in the country. "We asked organizations, such
as the Lions Club, Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa
Alpha Psi, Flint Golferettes, the VPCA club
and a guy named Herman Marshall to donate
$200 a year," said Sam Neeley, director of the
Flint Inner City program. ^w'
The Flint inner city program, which
works with youngsters from five to 17 years
old, charges $10 per youngster at the begin
ning of the 16- week program and allows them
to play free golf during the entire period. The
program is also responsible for bringing golf
to the middle schools and the high schools.
'Flint currently has over 80 students 1n that
program. "I make recruiting presentations at
the city schools," Neeley said. "We have
formed teams in the schools and we try to get
as many kids as possible."
NGF statistics show that North Carolina
ranks 14th in the nation in golf participation,
which translates to more than 609,000 people
playing golf. United States Golf Association
figures reveal that there are 44 junior pro
grams in the state.
Although the local junior golf situation
looks bleak, Winston Lake is not the only
organization that has a program. According to
Jamison, Tanglewood Golf Course, the Wake
Forest Golf Camp. Pine Knolls and some pri
vate clubs around town have their own junior
golf programs. Yet, the numbers of minorities
in the sport are still low -- particularly at the
high school level.
Of the eight city/county high schools,
there aren't five minorities who play golf for
their respective shcools.
Junior golf could improve if there's ade
quate financial help coming from the corpo
rate world. Winston-Salem is the home of R.J.
Reynolds, Sarah Lee, Hanes and Stroh's, just
to name a few. But not one company has
adopted or is sufficiently funding junior golf
programs in this city.
In Winston-Salem, the inexpensive
sports reign supreme. Winston Lake has devel
oped a solid AAU basketball program. The
baseball, football, tennis and track programs
around the city have provided opportunities
for minorities to improve their athletic skills
while receiving a college education.
f City/County Junior Varsity >
Football Scores
From games played on October 8th
Greensboro Page 28 Carver 0
Burlington Williams 29 East Forsyth 6
Davie County 22 Mt. Tabor 8
North Forsyth 36 Glenn 0
Reynolds 28 Parkland 6
West Forsyth 14 Greensboro Grimsley 13
Rams/Carver connection
Continued From Page B1
Even though Carver has developed a coaching pipeline from
WSSU, Wilkes is the first to admit that members of his staff can put
themselves in a position to run their own football program one day.
"I know that several of my coaches have head coaching ambi
tions, so hopefully they can get that experience and we will learn from
each other," Wilkes added. "If our program is successful, people may,
come and try to pick up these guys."
McKoy has a strong connection with both football programs. He
is the only coach on the staff who played at Carver. His reasoning for
returning to Carver are based on what he sees as a need to be of ser
vice to black youth. "I saw that there was a need for leadership and
role models in the black community," said McKoy. "This position is
also allowing me to give something back to my community." ?
WEST?N-TRA?EL
OF THE WEEK
Weston Travel is pleased to recog
nize Jamie Edmonds as our Ram of the
Week.
Jamie is a 6'1\ 175 lbs. quarterback
from Charlotte, NC. where he attended
Granger High.
In the Rams lost to Southern Univer
sity, he completed 2 of 3 passes for a
total of 26 yds., 1 for a touchdown.
Jamie also rushed 6 times for a total of
44 yards with a long of 24 yards.
Weston Travel salutes Jamie
Edmonds for his outstanding perfor- Jamie Edmonds
mance on the gridiron and in the classroom at Winston-Salem State
University.
The Rams are now 4-2 overall for the season. WSSU faces
NCCU on Saturday at 7:00 in Durham, N.C. at O'Kelly Field.
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