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Virginia State Wins Battle of Top CIAA Teams
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Virginia State crushed
Elizabeth City State 44-3 Oct.
21 in a battle of league-leaders
.. in the CIAA conference foot
; ball race to remain atop the
conference standings.
The game at Petersburg,
- Knj,., , Va. saw Vir
:F
ginia State
? run its
record to 6-0 in the CIAA and
: 7-1 overall, while ECSU fell to
; 6-2 in the league and overall.
Quarterback Rodney
^ Granger led the Virginia State
[ aerial attack, passing for 176
? yards and two touchdowns,
[ and running for 46. Bo Morgan
\ led the ground assault with 125
} yards and two touchdowns and
{ Samuel Harrell added two
} rushing touchdowns.
The Trojans held ECSU to
! 110 yards on the ground with
' Malcolm Mackey netting 59
yards on three carries. The
;-Vikings only score came on a
; 27-yard field goal by Wilton
| Evans in the first quarter.
Norfolk State defeated Vir
ginia Union 58-32 in the annu
ls al Gold Bowl in Richmond as
>r Spartan quarterback Aaron
fr Sparrow had his fourth 400
}'plus yard passing game of the
{[season, throwing for 450 yards
,<on 32 completions and six
! '? touchdowns. CIAA receiver of
I:the week James Roe was on
[ the receiving end of eight pass
[*es for 104 yards and three
' touchdowns.
Norfolk held Virginia
Union to 15 yards rushing,
forcing the Panthers to rely on
quarterback Donald Ruffin,
who completed 23 passes for
305 yards. Sunnil Motley and
John Green anchored the Spar
tan defense with eight tackles
each, while Veltrellico
Virginia Union 32
N.C.Central 3$$
Williams racked up 10 unas
sisted tackles for the Panthers
Johnson C. Smith regis
tered its first win of the season
when it ruined Fayetteville
State's homecoming, 14-9.
Demertis Campbell ran for 43
yards to lead the Golden Bulls
ground game and quarterback
DeTrell Calloway completed
si^passes for 57 yards and a
touchdown. Cedric Morgan led
the Broncos defense with 17
tackles (10 solo, 7 assisted)
Bowie State recorded a 20
7 victory ove* Winston-Salem
State in ^Maryland. The Bull
dogs deTeTf^treTdi Richard
Huntley , the CIAA's leading
rusher, to 52 yards on 17 car
ries. Ryan Pigford led the Bull
dog offense with two touch
downs, while gaining 58 yards
on eight carries. Topper Ellis
paced the rushing attack with
62 yards on 12 carries. The
Bulldog defense was led by
Shamar Foster with 12 tackles,
including a sack.
In non-conference action,
Livingstone whipped
Knoxville College 49-14 as
quarterback Parnell Wilder
passed for 131 yards and two
touchdowns. Eric Crawford
was the game's leading rusher,
carrying 20 times for 98 yards. .
In another non-conference
game. frJorth Carolina Central
lost to Central State of Ohio,
50-30, as the Eagles managed
three yards rushing yards.
Duran McLaurin complet
ed 22 passes for 273 yards for
NCCU and James Grant was
the leading tackier with 16 (7
solo, 9 assisted) to earn CIAA
defensive lineman of the week
honors.
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u men Anderson of the
rC Eagles (in left picture
with ball) attempts to
juke the Steelers' Omar Carter
during Miller Park Recreation
Center Flag Football League
action Oct. 17. In the back
ground is Nick Bryant of the
Eagles. In the above photo,
Carter runs with the ball. The
Steelers won the game, 52-44.
Photos by Brian Robinson
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Vantage Championship to Assist Construction of Handicapped Playground
The Vantage Championship
will donate $25,000 to Tangle
wood Park over the next two
years to assist with the construc
- tion of Tanglewood's new handi
? capped accessible children's play
ground. The contribution is
; another example of how the Van
rtage Championship supports the
rForsyth County community,
"?according to the tournament's
[director.
"The Vantage Championship
?has been so successful because of
the community support we have
received over the years," said
Vantage Director Linwood Tay
lor. "We are proud to have the
opportunity to give something
back to the community by provid
ing Tanglewood Park the
resources to work on such a won
derful project."
"A handicappecLaccessibte
playground will be a great addi
tion to Tanglewood Park," said
Lash Sanford, General Manager
of Tanglewood Park.
The Tanglewood addition
will be carefully designed for
children who are both physically
and mentally challenged.
Special consideration will be
given to making sure the play
ground is safe, while at the same
time fun.
"Without the support of the
Vantage Championship, our
dream of providing a handi
capped accessible playground
~WouTd not have been realized/'
said V.I. Flow, Chairman of the
Forsyth County Park Authority.
"Thanks to their generous sup
port, Tanglewood will become a
leader in providing a place for
physically and mentally chal
lenged children to enjoy the out
doors in an environment specially
suited to their needs."
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Sims Recreation Center Basketball Slgn-Ups for Boys and Girls Start November 6
The William C. Sims, Sr.
Rccreation Center will have
basketball sign-ups for boys
and girls ages 6-9, 10-12, 13
15, and 16-18.
Coaches and players can
sign up starting November 6
thru December 19.
Call the Sims Center staff
at 727-2837 for more informa
tion.
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