Vikings enjoy successM Homecoming Week widi ^ wins
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The Tiny Vikings celebrated
Homecoming by defeating the
Walkertown Wo If pack in three of
five Pop Warner Football games
last Saturday at Mineral Springs.
The Vikings' Flags captured a
20-0 win. the Mighty-Mites
played to a 13-13 tie, the Junior
Pee Wees lost by a 12-0 score, the
Pee Wees won 34-0, the Junior
Midgets captured a 12-6 win and
the Junior Bantams took a 28-14
victory.
The Homecoming activities
got underway at 8:30 a.m. with a
parade, which featured the Carv
er High Marching Band and the
Marching 100's from the YWCA.
The program also crowned
Kings and Queens for each of the
five football and cheerleading
squads. In the Flag Division,
Marcus Bucknor and Jalisa
Yountz were crowned King and
Queen. Jiwan Williamson and
Kichelfe Pugh earned that dis
tinction in the Mighty-Mites.
Devon Sims and NeNe Crockett
w ere crowned King and Queen of
the Jr. Pee Wees. Raymond
Robinson and Allyson Gore took
home the crowns of King and
Queen in the Pee Wee division.
The Junior Midget King and
Queen were Troy Berney and
Lameka Gambrell. Jason Jowers
was named King of the Junior
Bantams and Johnelle Ligons
was Junior Bantams Queen.
mere were several other
awards handed out during the
course of the day. they included
Scholastic Recognition for all
players and cheerleaders who
received straight A's on their
report cards. The savings bonds
were given courtesy of Cleveland
Ave. Christian Church and Rev.
Sheldon McCarter. Winners in
the Jr. Pee Wee division were
Quintonio Hay, Thomas Speaks,
Kirarh Earl and Monique Foy. In
the Pee Wees, Nathan Jones, Ray
mond Robinson, Shawnte Gates
received savings bonds. In the Jr.
Bantam division, savings bonds
were awarded to Whitney Mack
Obie, Andrea Lowe and Jason
Jowers.
The Vikings also chose win
ners of their annual Homecom
ing Raffle. Patricia Perkins, Mr&
Eaton and Clem Kimbrough won
cash prizes.
Jo Anne Bush, publicity direc
tor for the organization said she
had a long list of sponsors that
she would like to thank for par
ticipating in the event. She also
said she wanted to give special
recognition to Rev. Cousin,
Devin Walker, Othello Hines,
Jessie Steward, Bonnie Shelf,
Debra Steele, Sheryl Steele, Jessi
ca Robinson, Larry Oglesby,
Michael Jowers, Joe Watson and
Ava Pegues.
Defense sparks Vikings'
Junior Midgets to 12-6 win over
Walkertown Wolfpack
The Tiny Vikings bounced
back from a disappointing loss to
the Tiny Falcons with a 12-6 win ..
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over Walkcrtown last Saturday
on Homecoming Day at Mineral
Springs School.
The Vikings went ahead in the
first quarter on a touchdown run
by Andrew Greer to give them a
6-0 lead.
Both teams moved the ball
well in the first half, but the
Vikings' defense came up with
big plays to prevent the Wolfpack
from posting a score. Leading the
way were Larry Ogles by. Rod rick
Ruth and Eric Eaton.
Walkertown tied the score at
6-6 when it recovered a Viking
fumble and returned it 45 yards
for a touchdown. However, the
Vikings fought back from adver
sity and put together a 14-play,
65-yard drive that was capped off
by an 18-yard run by Avron
Underwood.
Walkertown moved the ball
back within scoring position in
the final minutes of the game, but
again the Vikings' defense rose
up to stop the threat and seal the
victory. The key play was a quar
terback sack on fourth down.
Coach Larry Lisenby said his
team played well, as did the Wolf
pack.
"This was a game that was
real enjoyable for the fans and
coaches alike. I am glad we had
the 12 and not the six, when it
was all said and done."
Vikings' Bantams use to touch
down runs by Little to defeat
Wolfpack, 28-14
The Tiny Vikings came up
with some much-needed offensive
punch and took a 28-14 victory
over the Walkertown Wolfpack
last Saturday.
Corey Little scored two
touchdowns to pace the Vikings.
The Vikings also got touchdown
runs by Jason Jowers and Ralph
Pearson en route to the win. The
trio of Little, Jowers and Pearson
combined to pace a hard-nosed
running attack for the Vikings.
Coach Willie Ashford Jr. also
credited his defensive unit for its
outstanding play. The Vikings
gave up two touchdowns, but
played well throughout the game.
"The defense played well for
three quarters," Ashford said.
"We still need a lot of work to get
back the focus we had and to
have something to really build
on. Some kids stepped up a notch
for us."
Little, Reginald Pouncey,
Johnny Oglesby and Pearson
paced the defensive effort. Other
key contributors included
Chester Timmons, William Terry
and Kassim Geddings.
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Viking Flags notch another
shut oat, defeat Walkertown 20-0
The Vikings Flags used a
strong defensive effort to record
its fourth consecutive shutout
and rolled to a 20-0 win over the
Wolfpack last Saturday.
Frederick Mitchell took the
opening kickoff and sped down
field for ah apparent touchdown.
However, it was ruled that he
stepped out of bounds. That,
however, didn't deter the team.
The Vikings quickly stormed in
for a touchdown to take the lead
and they never looked back in
improving their record to 4-0.
Mitchell added a touchdown
and two conversion runs to lead
the Vikings' ground game.
Michael Lawrence and Damian
Linebergcr combined for 130
yards and two touchdowns to
support him.
Robert Miller III again led the
team in defensive stops. Miller
pulled five Wolfpack flags to lead
the team. Linebergcr, Parham
and Samuel Cureton III each
took four flags. Willie Ashford IV
also played well defensive, with
three stops. Jimmy Richburg and
Kenneth Mickens Jr. had one
stop each.
Coach Edward Blackburn
attributed the win to his team's
cohesiveness.
"Our whole team played
together again," he said. "It was a
total team effort, including some
great coaching. Walkertown
played hard, but through grace
we won."
The Flag team was represent
ed during Homecoming festivi
ties by Marcus Bucknor, who was
named the 1998 Vikings Flag
King.
Tiny Vikings' Mighty-Mites
battle back to force 13-13 tie with
Walkertown
The Tiny Vikings Mighty
Mites fought back from a 13-0
deficit at the end of the third
quarter to tie the Walkertown
Wolfpack 13-13.
Donte' Mack, the Vikings'
quarterback accounted for both
touchdowns. Mack threw a pass
to Joshua Brown to get his team
on the scoreboard, then added
the second touchdown. Brown
added the conversion run that
tied the game.
Coach Mike Gray praised his
team for not giving up in spite of
having three scoreless quarters.
"This was a true display of
determination, team work and
will power," Gray said.
Vikings' Pee Wees roll to 34-0
win behind play of Tatum, Smith
Williams Tatum got the Tiny
Vikings off to a quick start with a
13-yard scoring pass and
Demario Smith added two touch
downs and a safety on defense to
lead the Vikings' Pee Wees.
Smith's first score came on a
43-yard run. He then sacked the
Wolfpack quarterback to add
two points on a safety. Smith
then broke loose for a 60-yard
touchdown run for the Vikings.
Devin Anthony added a 32-yard
run for the next touchdown and
James Samuels rounded out the
scoring for the final touchdown
on a 60-yard run. Chris Plater
added extra point for the final
Viking point.
Coach Johnny Oglesby said
the offensive line, led by Brian
Pickett and James Rowdy, keyed
the win.
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