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Petree leads RJR junior varsity to 20th win, conference championship By SAM DAVIS The Chkomcle ~ Reynolds' junior varsity team broke the 100-point barrier for the first time this season and cap tured its 20th victory of the sea son with a 101-65 victory over South Rowan last Friday night. The Demons, who remained undefeated on the season, started the game sluggishly and was deadlocked 19-19 at the end of the first quarter. That might, however, have served as the spark that fueled them throughout the remainder of the game. The Demons made short work of the Raiders in the next three quarters and placed seven players in dou ble figures en route to the win. ' "That was the first time all year that we had been tied at the end of the first quarter," said ; Kevin King. Reynolds' coach. "South Rowan did a great job of pushing the ball at us. But they only played six or seven people. They could not continue that 1 pace with only seven players." I The Demons used their deep ; bench to put the game away after ? using a 30-16 advantage in the second quarter for a 49-35 lead at the end of the first half. RJR continued to add to its lead in the third quarter and led 75-50 at the end of three quarters. Teddy Petree scored 22 points to pace the Demons. He received ample support from Corey Baker, Marcus Herndon, Derrele Mitchell and Kedrick Carpenter, who scored 13, 11, 11 and 10 points, respectively. The Demons finished the game with a season high 44 field goals, including six. 3-pointers. The victory allowed the Demons to clinch the Central Piedmont 4-A Conference junior varsity championship with an 8-0 conference record. In another game last week, Reynolds took a considerable first half lead and then held on to defeat Mount Tabor, 68-51. Teddy Petree came through with his best overall game of the sea son to pace the Demons. Petree scored 23 points, including 11 in the third quarter to lead his team. Derelle Mitchell also played well offensively and chipped in with 10 points. Marcus Herndon scored nine points, all in the first half. With Herndon contributing his first half total, the Demons took a 14-8 lead at fhe end of the first quarter and stretched it to 32-21 at the end of the half. Petree then took over after inter mission and RJR rolled to the win. "Marcus really gave us a big lift off the bench in the first half," King said. "Mount Tabor played a smart game and con trolled the pace of play. But, we got a huge game from Teddy Petree and Derrele Mitchell did most of his damage on the offen sive boards." Another key for the Demons was a 1-2-1-1 full-court trap that allowed the Demons to boost their lead to 25 points by forcing turnovers. King continued his mastery of Mount Tabor with the win, the Demons are 9-1 against the Spar tans in four seasons as RJR's coach. T,rlJ,. ttlmtu m m i caay rcrrcc Lady Spartans take three consecutive victories ?? V By JONATHAN HANCOCK I Special to The Chronicle ; It's beginning to be a case of ? "now or never" for Mount I Tabor's girls varsity basketball I team. ; The Spartans are running out ; of time as they near the end of ? the regular season. Last week, the -Lady Spartans made the most of 0ieir opportunities, winning two Conference games (beating ^Reynolds 55-38, South Stokes 45 *44), and taking a non-conference ^victory against Carver, 57-44. -* Poised for a strong showing differ losing a close game against ^Reynolds earlier in the season, ^fount Tabor began their -&match with the Demons with an . -{1-9 first quarter lead. The Spar *tens then went on a 17-11 run in The second quarter to take an ^ght-point margin at the halftime break. Mount Tabor then took a lead that proved to be insur mountable for the Demons. One key in the game was the Spartans' apparent improvement from the free-throw line. Mount Tabor shot a miserable 8-23 from the stripe in the previous game. But this time the Demons was silenced late in the game on 9-of 13 shooting by the Spartans. Tiffani Teachey had a game high of 20 points and Molly Hughes contributed 13 for the Spartans. Rachel Stockdale led the Demons with 18 points. The loss dropped the Demons' record to 16-4 overall and 5-2 in the Cen tral Piedmont Conference. Coming off the thrilling win 1 on Tuesday, Mount Tabor went to Walnut Cove looking for a vic tory against South Stokes. After a slow five-point first quarter, the Spartans came back to take a 20 17 lead at the half. A resilient Sauras team then took over the lead with a 17-12 run in the third quarter to lead by a point before the decisive fourth quarter. With just over one minute left in the game, the Spartans found themselves down by four points. But the Mount Tabor Spartans bounced back, forcing South Stokes to make foul shots to earn the victory. The Sauras' poor shooting cost them as they missed four of five down the stretch. Hughes' layup with 4.9 seconds left in the game gave the Spartans the first lead since the the third " quarter. South Stokes had the last pos session, but Mount Tabor's sti fling defense clinched the victory. Teachey had a team-high of 19 points and point guard Bekah Ford stepped up with seven points and eight assist for the Spartans. South Stokes was led by Sheretta Mitchell with 19 points. Mount Tabor then rolled into its next game with the Carver Yel lowjackets, taking a 16-4 lead after the first quarter. That peri od proved to be decisive as Carv er was able to match the Spartans points for three periods. Both teams played evenly with the Spartans leading 27-15 at the half and eventually winning the game by thirteen points. Teachey who scored 13 of her 19 point in the first quarter, again led Mount Tabor. Carver, which dropped to 1-19 overall, was paced by Ashley Creswell's 22 points. With the wins, Mouht Tabor improved its record to 17-5 over all and 5-3 in the conference. feaches' Hoopers defeat FCSD in 35-and-Older League ? ^ ?. r Special to The Chronicle ._ ;? Peaches' Hoopers defeated the ?forsyth County Sheriff Depart ment 49-33 in the 35-and-Older ?Basketball League at the William '' ,*?. Sims Recreation Center on Feb. 12 J ? Sherman Keith, and Lynwood 'Jackson teamed together to score ?20 points to lead Peaches' Hoop ers. Joe Ellison led the Sheriff ^Department by scoring 11 points. i ?" In the second game, the Happy 'Hill Legends defeated the Solid ?Rock Rockers by a 59-58 score. ?Norton Barnhill and Chris Polite led the Happy Hill Legends, com* bining to score 41 points. Former ,A11-CIAA perforiner Bill Tibbs and Mitchell Braxton led the.. ; effort for the Rockers with 34 points, combined. In the third game of the day. - Nothing Personal defeated " Impulse 51-39. Louis Johnson led ^Nothing Personal with 17 points. Willie Watson led Impulse with 11 points. 11-16 Little NBA Basketball League Lakers 70 <r Rockets 20 Ji Carlos Moss, Trelane Johnson and Tomont Williams boosted the Lakers to victory in rout, 70-20. Moss, Johnson and Williams poured in a total of 60 points together to lead their team to the win. Patrick Blackwell led the Rockets with 10 points. ? Magic 48 Bulls 22 '" _ , In the second game of the day in the Little NBA, Corey Moore and Tremaine Springs boosted the Bulls to victory. Moore and Springs teamed together for 27 points to lead their team f Decasta Allen and Javon Sci pio led the Bulls with 15 combined points. 6-10 Little CI A A Basketball League Livingstone Bears 22 North Carolina A&T Aggies 18 Adrian Jordan and Trey Dur rant scored .18 of the Bears' 22 points as they took a victory over the Aggies. Brian Pate led all scorers with 15 points to lead the Aggies. WSSU Rams 16 Fayetteville Broncos 15 Deron Nickerson scored eight points to pace the Rams to victory over the Broncos. D.J. Jordan scored seven points to lead the Broncos. Warriors annouce AAU * * - basketball tryouts Sept. 1 fecial to The Chronicle The West Forsyth YMC4 Warriors will be having AAU try -tfuts. I* The requirements for tryouts jtrc your age as of Sept. 1, 1999. ^fhere are no age exceptions. All payers should bring $5.00 and a sSopy of their Birth Certificate. 'l If thiere are any questions ^please get in contact with Todd ^tnith at < 712-2000 The thirteen and under will l)egin Sun. Feb. 28 4:30-6:30p.m. jrt the West Forsyth YMCA and jJat. March 6, 9:00-10:30a.m. at Clemmons Gym. *' The fourteen and under will ? 1 ? * ? Jk begin Sun. Feb. 28 4:30-6:30p.m. at the West Forsyth YMCA and March 6, 10:30-12:00 at the Clemmons Gym. ? The fifteen and under will begin Sun. March 7 and 14 from 1:30-3:00 at Forsyth Country Day School. The sixteen and under will begin Sun. 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