The Winston-Salem Maverieks Family.
W-S Mavericks win it all
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The Winston-Salem Maveri
Basketball team "Plaved Hard,
and Won It All" at the I'SBA
in North Myrtle Beach. S.C.. Ji
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Bailers, the Mavericks rolled ti
tory. The second game pitted
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match-up 69-41. In the third p
Mavericks worked their way to
hy winnme against the Blvth
59-30.
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Mavericks headed into a do-c
taking out the Salisbury Kings
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defeated the 'Columbia Slan
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have experience.
The first game will be
Aug. 20 at home against A.C.
Reynolds, and then the team
will travel to Glenn High
School Aug. 28. On Sept. 3.
they host North Forsyth High
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anything in return. She and
her family help make the city
a better place to live in."
In the Celebrity Shootout,
a new champion was
crowned. Danny Harnden of
Fox 8. defeated the defend
ing champion Cameron Kent'
of W'XIl 12. Other competi
tors included Sam Davis of
Triad Sports and John Dell of
the Winston-Salem Journal .
In the men's College/Pro
Shootout. Walt Baxley of the
Euro Pro League and Mars
Hill College, defeated former
UNC stars Mike Copeland.
Quentin Thomas and
Terrance "TP" Pelree.
Former High Point
University track star Gene
Galloway and former WFU
football star Jimmy Caldwell
were also in this competition.
In the Lady College/Pro
Stars Shootout. former
UNC7WNBA \ 1 1 - Star
Laquanda Barksdale-Quick
McCoy
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ous awards. McCoy retired
from the Winston-Salem
Police Department as
Assistant Chief of Police
with 30 years of service.
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which gave them great motivation going Into
the Filial l our.
In their first Final lout' nnitch-up. the
Mavericks' defeated"Georgia Fastbreak 75-63.
moving into the championship game against
the South Carolina Warriors. The Mavericks
battled the Warriors hard and came out on top
With a 62-42 victory and the gold.
The Mavericks T2U finished the season
with a 61-2 record. Coaches say that the team
had an awesome season on and off the court.
The Winston-Salem Mavericks, which are
sponsored by Top Priority Care Service, is a
non-profit organization.
For more information, contact Mike
Gonzalez Sr. at GMSTAR4@aol.com; or
Willie "BR" Patrick Jr. at coachbh2H@hot
mail.com.
already looking forward to
next season. We have big
plans as a team and an
organization."
The North Carolina
Rising Stars is a basketball
program that seeks to devel
op and improve individual
School .
It will be East Forsyth
High School the team travels
to on Sept. 10 and to Atkins
on Sept. 17:
The team will host Glenn
High School on Aug. 27. All
games will be played at 6
p.m. Then on Sept. 3, the
team travels to North Forsyth
as well as team skills, pro
mote good sportsmanship
and team spirit, They also
seek to help young men
become well-rounded mem
bers of the communities
where they live.
High. The next (hree games
are away with Hast Forsyth
Sept. 10: Atkins Sept. 17:
and GW Danville Sept. 24.
The team will host North
Davidson Oct, X.
Then on Oct. 15, West
will travel to Davie V followed
by a Oct. 22 contest against
Reagan at home. The team
Submitted PhoU>
Honorees Tom Muse, Waller Faye and Claudette Weston.
defeated former Wake Forest
star Porct\e Jones. Western
Carolina star Kendra Eaton
and former WSSU Lady Ram
Charette Guthrie also com
peted.
In the Legends Shootout.
McCoy states, "fun and
fitness are the keys to enjoy
ing tennis" and it is his aim
to make "practices, matches
and trips enjoyable so that
he can help young people
become the best they can be
on and off the court."
former Harlem Globetrotter
iinxl _NCCli -star Rob Little
defeated former New York
Kniek Luther "Ticky"
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from left:
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Church,
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K e d ri c k
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and Coach
Buck
Joyner.
College bailers will give free camp
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The Carl Russell
Recreation Center on Carver
School Road will offer a free
one-day basketball camp for
boys and girls ages 8-14 on
Monday. Aug. 10 from 9
a.m. - noon.
This camp will feature
CIAA basketball players
Andrew Church and Kedrick
Williams, both of St. Paul's
Coltcge in Lawrenceville.
Va.
Church is a former
Carver standout who was
coached by Danny Piggott.
Williams attended East
Forsyth and was coached by
Clyde Reynolds. They are
now coached by the skilled
Buck Joyner. the head of the
St. Paul's basketball pro
gram.
Both young men who
If you are interested ? in
learning more about the
North Carolina Rising Stars,
visit their Web site at
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info (a n ens in g s ta rs xom .
will travel to R.J. Reynolds
Oct. 27 and to Mt. Tabor on
Nov. 5.
"High expectations can
not survive low standards."
the teams boast on the
school's football Web site.
It's a motto that Bowman
wants his kids to take to
heart.
Burden: former Wake Forest
and Atkins superstar Willie
Griffin: former star player
and coach Waldo Hauser;
and Coach Mike Copeland
Sr.
In the Dunk Contest,
Brandon "LA" Wagner put
on a show, defying gravity
and defeating defending
champion Charles "CK"
Kearns in an event that
brought the house down. The
two other contestants that
gave a valiant effort were
Garren Lloyd and Marshall
Jones.
The Celebrity Hang the
Net and Slam Dunk Contest
is sponsored by Jamie Wilkes
Trophies, Weston and
Associates, The Screen
Scene. Omega Sports. Papa
John's. Pepsi Cola. Top
Priority Services and
Winston-Salem Department
of Recreation and Parks.
will be teaching the basic Ben -Piggott at 336-727
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