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starters. Butler, who has rushed
for 1,320 yards on 171 carries and
scored 13 touchdowns, is one of
the team's senior leaders.
The defense' is led by Antwan
Lyons, who is averaging 14 tackles
per game. Lyons had 13 total
stops in the win over Mount
Tabor. Ricky Froneberger, anoth
er senior, also came through with
a strong performance and had an
interception return that led to the
team's first touchdown.
The balance of the squad con
sists of young players, including
Bodenheimer, Richmond and
Jacob Brewer, who have all been
major contributors in their recent
games.
"The future looks good,"
Stone said. "Hopefully, we can do
some good things in the next cou
ple of weeks and have a chance at
the playoffs."
? Photo by Bruce Chapman
Marques Newman of Mount Tabor break? free.
Photo by Bruce Chapman
Anthony Suffer combined tough inside running urith his outside bursts for the Titans.
Businessmen make $500 contribution
to LIFT Academy football program
Special to THE CHRONICLE
LIFT Academy's football pro
gram recently received a donation
to help underwrite the cost of its
" first year of interscholastic play.
The Jaguars received a check of
$500 from Flarold Dunovant and
Chuck Foster, who joined forces to
hold a raffle for the team. Duno
vant. founder and president of the
Black Golf Hall of Fame and Fos
ter, who owns Professional Barber
Shop, raffled off" a set of profes
sional golf clubs, which was award
ed during LIFT's homecoming
game against the Blue Ridge
School.
"We just wanted to do some
thing to help out," Dunovant said.
"I think the program is helping
kids and anything that is going to
really impact our kids I support
100 percent. I wish I could do more
to help LIFT Academy's athletic
program because I think it is a
wonderful idea."
Foster echoed those sentiments.
"We talked about coming up
with something to help the school
and the football program," Foster
said. "Harold and I talked about it
and we came up with this. Hope
fully other people in the communi
ty will also step up and realize that
there is a need to help."
Earline Parmon, superinten
dant of LIFT Academy, said she
was appreciative of the gift.
"I am very thankful that we
have individuals in our community
who believe in our mission," she
said. "Our football program
depends solely on contributions
and so far a lot of people have
come across with donations. We
need more to make the program a
success because of the amount of
travel that our team had to incur
this season."
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Photo by Bruce Chapman
farline Parmon, superintendent of LIFT Academy, accepts a $300
check from Harold Dunavant of the Black Golf Hall of Fame and
Chuck Foster of Professional Barber Shop. The donation came as a
result of a raffle held to benefit LIFT Academy's football program.
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