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Centerfielder becoming all-around player
Chris Brooks is an up-and-coming player on an up-and-coming Walkertown team that figures to make its presence felt in Class 1-A baseball. This season, the sophomore center-fielder showcased the skills of what scouts and
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Tiny Rams having post Pop Warner success
A year ago, the Winston-Salem Tiny Rams, along with nine other area youth organizations, bolted from Pop Warner football to begin anew. They joined the local Piedmont Youth Football and Cheer League, which is
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Q & A with hometown legend
Carl Eller’s life as a legendary football player is well-documented, and he’s enshrined in nearly everybody’s Hall of Fame (college and pro). Recently, the man they call “Moose,” came home to Winston-Salem to receive
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CIAA Commissioner goes 1-on-1
As the first African-American woman to be named CIAA commissioner, Jacqie Carpenter is a trailblazer. Prior to settling into her current position last September, she spent nearly 10 years with the NCAA working in
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East Forsyth looking for a repeat
Now that the junior varsity basketball season is in its final two weeks, East Forsyth is looking to have a déjà vu experience. A year ago, the Eagles won the Piedmont Triad 4-A Conference.
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Without a Shadow of a Doubt
Reagan’s bashing of Mount Tabor is clear validation that the Raiders are this year’s undisputed kings of junior varsity football in Forsyth County. In a game that most folks expected to be hotly-contested from
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Reynolds comes back strong this season
Reynolds is easily the most improved JV football team in Forsyth County. The record testifies to that. A year ago, the Demons didn’t win a game. This year, they’re 6-2 with two games remaining
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Scoring comes with ease for Tabor
Mount Tabor’s junior varsity football team has no equal when it comes to putting points on the board (39 points a game). However, it was the Spartans defense that delivered big-time in last week’s
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Glenn turns around slumping season
Initially, it appeared that the season would be a bust for Glenn. But now, the Bobcats have created a big buzz in junior varsity football. Glenn stumbled out of the gates with consecutive losses
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Early season struggle for ’Jackets
Win-loss records don’t always tell the whole story. Case in point: Carver’s JV football team. At the mid-point of the season, the Yellowjackets are 2-3. Upon further review, however, it’s clear that Carver is
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