Flemming, Bryan lead Indian Pee Wees to homecoming victory over Titans
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SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Fredrick Flemming and
Samario Bryan got the Win
ston-Salem Tiny Indians off to
a fast start in a 26-6 homecom
ing victory over the Lewisville
Titans Saturday at Ray Agnew
Field.
Flemming scored on a 23
yard touchdown run and then
ran in the extra point to boost
the Indians to a 7-0 first quar
ter lead. Kevin Conrad added a
touchdown in the second quar
ter and Bryan passed for a
touchdown to lift the Indians to .
a 20-0 lead at the half.
? The Indians put the game
away in the fourth quarter on
Bryan's touchdown run. which
gave them their final margin.
, Flemming. Calvin Gamble
and Javon Ellis led the way for
the Indians' defense. The Indi
ans improved to 4-0 with the
victory.
Indians' Mitey Mites defeat
Lewisville 6-0
Eric Wardlow scored a
fourth-quarter touchdown with
less than a minute left in the
game to lift the Tiny Indians'
Mitey Mites to victory over the
Lewisville Titans. Neither
team was able to get on the
scoreboard until Wardlow
picked off a Lewisville throw
and scampered into the end
zone.
Carlos Gregory, Shaquan
Wallace and Brandon Anthony
provided key offensive plays
for the Indians, but they were
not able to reach the Titans'
end zone. However, the
defense - led by Marthaniel
Grinton. Gregory McClinton.
Steven Witherspoon, Phillip
Crawford. Antonio Elder and
Jimon Crawford - came up
with big plays throughout the
game to prevent Lewisville
from scoring. The Indians
improved to 4-0 with the win.
Indians' Flag team holds on
for nin over Titans
Kenneth Rocker scored two
touchdowns and added an extra
point to lift the Winston-Salem
Tiny Indians' Flags to a 19-14
victory over Lewisville
Armahn Bryan got the Indians'
first touchdown and Rocker
added the extra point before
tallying the next two Indian
scores.
The Indians came through
with a strong overall defensive
performance to secure the vic
tory.
Falcons Sr. Midgets roll to
26-0 win over Grayhounds
Bryant George passed for
two touchdowns and the Win
ston-Salem Falcons Sr.
Midgets rolled to victory over
the Winston-Salem Gray
hounds Saturday at Griffith
School.
Angelo Carthern scored on
a 15-yard run to get the Fal
cons on the scorg?>oard in the
first quarter. George then
hooked up with Demont Sim
mons on a 32-yard pass play
for the Falcons' second touch
down.
Alonzo Winfield added the
next score on a 32-yard run.
and Warren Shannon caught a
47-yard toss from George for
the final touchdown. Rolando
Martinez tallied two conver
sion runs for the Falcons, who
improved to 3-1.
"Overall my kids sel their
minds on the game and played
their hearts out and came
through with a big win," said
Falcons coach Albert Wright.
"The defense played an out
standing game with few mis
takes and set the tempo for the
game.
"My quarterback, Bryant
George, helped the offense
move the ball very well."
George finished the game
14-of-17 for 187 yards and two
touchdowns. He also rushed
for 47 yards.
Wright said his defense
keeps improving each week.
Marcus Brown led the way
defensively with 13 tackles and
four assists.
"He set the tone on defense
all day," Wright said. "He -
along with Alonzo Winfield.
Warren Shannon. Daiton Ful
ton, Cedric Amos, Carlos
Carter, Ra'Kim Galloway,
Emmanuel Crowell and Bran
don Buie - played very well."
Winfield had seven tackles
and Shannon added six to back
Brown on defense for the Fal
cons.
"We looked a lot better(
today, and we are now getting
stronger every game," Wright
said. "Now we are getting
ready for the Lewisville Titans
next week in Clemmons. "We
are expecting a good, hard
game. My coaches will have
the kids ready for the next
game."
Falcons Pee Wees take 27-7
win over Grayhounds
Jashuan Gary scored two
touchdowns and the Winston
Salem Falcons' Pee Wees cap
tured a surprisingly easy victo
ry
Gary scored the first touch
-down to get the Falcons*
offense untr'acked after the
Grayhounds took an early 7-0
lead. Timothy Revel scored the
Falcons' next touchdown.
Revel also had a 40-yard punt
return, which he carried to the
Grayhounds' 9-yard line to set
up another score. Lamar
Edwards added the Falcons'
fit*1 touchdown.
Coach Wayne Rousseau
said the play of Gary, Edmonds
and Revel was the key to the
game. Rousseau also praised
the play of his defense, which
was led by Lamont Arrington.
The Falcons' defense held the
Grayhounds scoreless for three
quarters after allowing a touch
down on the first play from
scrimmage.
"Overall the entire Falcon
team contributed to this big
conference victory," Rousseau
said. "Timothy Revel's fourth
quarter fumble recovery sealed
the win and corralled the boys
(Grayhounds) back to the
pound."
Falcons Mitey Mites take 13-6
victory over Grayhounds
The Winston-Salem Fal
cons' Mitey Mites held the
Grayhounds scoreless in the
fourth quarter to hold on for a
13-6 victory. DeOntray Jones,
Kevin Campbell and Robert
Smith scored touchdowns in
the game. o
Falcons take 12-6 win over
Grayhounds' Jr. Pee Wees
J. Peterson scored two
touchdowns to lead the Falcons
to victory in a Jr. Pee Wee
game Saturday. Peterson
scored his first touchdojvn on a
pass and then added a touch
down run to pace the Falcons.
"This was our first confer
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Anthony Tucker was crowned the Tiny lndians/ Mitey Mites'
king during homecoming festivities Saturday at Ray Agnew
Field.
East Area Council will
present golf tournament
SEECIAL.TO THE CHRONICLE
The East Area Council of
the Winston-Salem Chamber
of Commerce will present the
13th annual Governor's Open
Golf Tournament Sept. 28.
with registration at 7:30 a.m.
and shotgun start at 8:30 a.m.
An awards ceremony and pie
nic will follow. The tourna
ment will be at Winston Lake
Golf Course. 3535 Winston
Lake Road/Highway 311.
Cost: various sponsorships,
team and individual entries
available. For entry informa
tion. contact Richard Williams
at 722-5()(H) or Jill Atherton at
728-9206.
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