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B Section OCTOBER 18, 2012 AMANDA DIXON /SPORTS EDITOR Volleyball Seniors Honored Granville Central Lady Panthers South Granville Lady Vikings The 2012 Granville Central Lady Panther seniors are Alyssa Long, Shelby Page and Brianna Barnes. Long recorded 55 kills, 21 aces eight solo blocks with three assists and 65 digs on the season. Shelby Page has two kills and three digs for the 2012 season. Brianna Barnes logged one kill, 100 percent serving percentage with one ace, one assist on a block and 22 digs this season. Lady Panthers Defeat Granville Central closed the 2012 regular season with a 3-1 win over Northwood. The set scores were 25,17,21- 25,25-10 and 25-14. Granville Central had a total of 32 kills in the match. Cheyenne Taylor led the team with 10 kills. Senior, Alyssa Long finished with eight kills. Megan Taylor and Katya Davis each had four kills. Kelsey Parker finished with three kills, Danielle Schmid added two kills and Brooke Fletcher finished with one kill. The Lady Panthers Northwood 3 -1 served 21 aces to the Lady Chargers. C. Taylor led the team with eight aces. Schmid and M. Taylor each had four aces. Long finished with three aces. K. Davis and Fletcher each had one ace. The team had five solo blocks. Parker and Davis each had two blocks and Long finished with one block. The Lady Panthers had a total of 30 assist in the match. Davis finished with 13 followed by Schmid with 10. M. Taylor added three assists and Brianna Barnes with two. Long and Aquayla Swann finished with one assist each. Granville Central recorded 88 digs in the four set match. Fletcher led the way with 27 digs. C. Taylor added 18 digs followed by Davis with 16 digs. M. Taylor logged 12 digs, Brianna Barnes and Schmid each finished with five digs. Long added three digs and Parker finished with two digs. The Lady Panthers finished the regular season with a 6-15 overall record and 5-10 in conference play. Watkins To Lead Vikings Curt Watkins has been named to guide the South Granville Baseball program. Watkins has strong ies to the South Granville s a baseball player from 995-1998 and as an ssistant coach in 2006 nd 2007. Watkins has lso coached the Junior arsity program at South ranville. He served at he pitching coach for the ikings last year. “Not many people get he opportunity to coach a rogram like South ranville. This is a big aseball community and outh Granville has lways been known to ave a good program.” atkins said. “Curt is energetic, oves the game and lready has an excellent elationship with the layer. I feel like Curt is an excellent hire for program.” Athletic Director Don Colgan said. Watkins said he is very pleased with the turnout for open field. “We have a lot of players coming out and working out on open field. It’s great to see that kind of response.” Watkins says, “ I will do a few things a little differently. I have had the opportunity to play for and work with a lot of outstanding coaches and I will incorporate some of the thing I have learned.” Watkins is a native of southern Granville County and is married with one son. Watkins played baseball at Lenoir College in Kinston and attended Wayne Community College. Athletic Director Don Colgen introduces and welcomes Curt Watkins as the South Granville Baseball Coach. 2012 South Granville Lady Viking Seniors are Mary Catherine Preddy, T’Keyah Davis, Logan Bradshaw and Jenna Davis. Preddy leads the team this season with 331 kills and has served 27 aces. Preddy has 28 solo blocks and 36 digs on the season. Preddy will be attending NC State on a Volleyball scholarship. T’Keyah Davis has played in all 77 sets the Lady Vikings have played. T. Davis has 110 kills, 22 aces, 23 solo blocks and 36 digs on the season. Logan Bradshaw has recorded 87 kills, team high 56 aces, nine solo blocks and 32 digs to her credit this season. Jenna Davis has a 40.1 kill percentage with a total of 69 kills this season. J. Davis has one ace, team high 60 solo blocks and three digs for the 2012 regular season. Lady Vikings Bounce Bulldogs The Lady Vikings sent the 2012 seniors out with a bang with a three set thrashing of the Durham School of the Arts Lady Bulldogs. (25-17, 25-6 and 25-12). South Granville set the tone of the game at the net. Mary Catherine Preddy had 12 kills with Jenna Davis adding six kills. T’Keyah Davis finished with four kills. Casey Ellington recorded three kills and Logan Bradshaw finished with two kills. Summer Williamson added one kill. The Lady Vikings continued their dominance at the net with a total of 13 solo blocks. J. Davis led the way with nine blocks. Ellington added two blocks and M.C. Preddy and T. Davis each finished with one block. Williamson led the team with 12 assists. Annie Preddy finished with six assists. J. Davis and Cayce Bell each had one assist. While the Lady Bulldogs worried about the play at the net the six aces. M.C. Preddy had two of the six aces. Williamson, Bradshaw, moved to 18-5 overall and 14-1 in conference play. South Granville will host the first round of the 2-A Saturday, October 20. The opponent and start time was not available at press Lady Vikings served up Ellington and T. Davis each had one ace. The Lady Vikings State Playoffs on time. Panthers Win On The Road Granville Central scored early and often in the 48-12 road victory over the Kestrel Heights Hawks. The Panthers scored in the opening quarter and converted the two-point play to take an 8-0 lead into the second quarter. Granville Central put 24 more points on the board in the second period and held the Hawks to just six points. The Panthers led 32-6 at intermission. The Panthers tallied 16 more points in the third quarter to take a 48-6 lead with 12 minutes remaining in the game. The Hawks scored six points in the final quarter, but could not get any closer to the Panthers. Granville Central cruised to the 48-12 win. Jay Parker led the passing attack with 14 completions for 152 yards. Michael Freeman completed one pass for 19 yards. Granville Central had four receivers making catches in the game. Dylan Beckwith had 79 yards on six receptions. Logan Hill made two catches for 33 yards. Brad Parkstone caught two passes for 30 yards. Josh Coachman had four receptions for 29 yards. Chris Terry led the running game with 17 carries for 136 yards. Coachman had 88 yards on seven carries. Anthony Hardy ran the ball twice for 45 yards. Jay Parker had four carries for 27 yards. Michael Freeman had three carries for five yards. Arie Freeman carried the ball once for three yards. Marcus Allen gained one yard on two carries. Granville Central recorded 59 tackles. Jayshawn Pickett led the team with nine tackles. Parkstone, Tre Harris, Freeman each had five tackles. Malik West, Ray Brandon, Brad Dickerson and Bryce Parrott each recorded four tackles. Tyrin Turner finished with three tackles. Matthew Stainback each logged two and Triston Lumley each finished with one tackle. Freeman had two sacks with Harrison recording one sack. Holley had two recovered two fumbles and Cearnel recovered on The Panthers host October 19 at 7:30. Granville Central will honor the seniors prior to J’Woin Harrison, Nick A.J. Cearnel and Arie Goodwin and Ricky tackles. Tyronne Holley interceptions. Turner fumble. Carrboro on Friday, kickoff. Brooke Fletcher Honored Brooke Fletcher a 5’1” junior, Libero/ Defensive Specialist for the Granville Central Lady Panthers was name Player of the Week for her play from September 3 through September 9 by the American Vollyball Coaches Association. During that week Fletcher had 86 digs, to average 10.75 digs per game. Fletcher had three kills, two assists. Fletcher had 66 receptions for an average of 8.25 receptions per game and served 10 aces Brooke Fletcher
The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, October 18, 2012 5b SPORTS Vikings Fend Off Chargers SHORTS SGAA BOARD MEETING South Granville Athletic Association will hold its annual Board Meeting to elect Board members on Wednesday, October 24th @ 6:30 pm at The Thompson Building in Creedmoor. As always, the membership of SGAA and anyone interested in SGAA activities is encouraged to attend. ROCKERS FUND RAISER Wake Forest Rockers 14U Girls Fastpitch Softball Team is accepting orders for their fall pork roast fundraiser. Pork roasts are fully cooked over charcoal and are approx. 10lbs pre-cook weight. For more information and to place orders please call Donnie (919) 691-5039 or Lacey (252) 430-9431. Roasts are $25 donation and will be ready Friday, Nov. 9th. The WF Rockers team is comprised of players from Granville, Franklin, Pender, and Wake counties.. South Granville held off the hard charging Northwood Chargers for a 40-30 homecoming win. The Vikings and the Chargers traded possessions and battled to a scoreless first quarter. The Chargers got on the board first in the second quarter on a 22- yard pass completion for a touchdown. Northwood led 7-0 after converting the extra point. The South Granville backfield was featured on the next drive. Sean Bowman and Kenny Walls zipped through the holes opened by the offensive line for a total of 31 yards. While Northwood waited for the next running back carry, Taz Strudwick slipped past defenders and was wide open to receive a 43-yard touchdown pass from Matt McCutcheon. Corey Phillips converted the extra point to tie the score at 7 all with 4:24 remaining in the second quarter. Northwood kicked a 23-yard field goal to take a 10-7 lead at the half. The Vikings went to the air on the first series in the second half. McCutcheon found Craig Wilkie open for a 27-yard reception. Walls found open running after the pass play and ripped off 15 yards in four carries. McCutcheon found Josh Lawler open deep in the end zone for a 19-yard touchdown pass with 7:36 to go in the third quarter. The extra point was blocked and the Vikings held a 13-10 lead. South Granville decided to grind it out on the next possession. McCutcheon, Walls, Brysen Thorpe and Casey Flowers carried the ball on this drive. Thorpe scored on a one yard run with 2:41 remaining in the third quarter. Phillips converted the extra point and South Granville led 20-10. The Vikings’ defense shut down the next Northwood drive and forced a punt. South Granville and Northwood literally rode Walls’ back on the next touchdown. The Chargers looked to have Walls stopped at the five, but his sheer will and determination allowed him to score. Phillips added the PAT and South Granville led 27-10. Cory Lomena picked off a Charger pass at the 34-yard line and turned on the after burners to race away from the Northwood defenders for a 66-yard touchdown. The extra points failed and South Granville held a 33-10 lead. Walls again broke the Chargers with a 67-yard touchdown run with 6:36 left in the game. Phillips converted the extra points and the Vikings held a 40- 10 lead. Northwood made the final six minutes of the game interesting by scoring three touchdowns to make the final score 40- 30in favor of the Vikings. Kenny Walls led the Vikings with 161 yards rushing on 20 carries. Sean Bowman finished with 56 yards on 13 carries. Brysen Thorpe carried the ball five times for 14 yards. Casey Flowers had two carries for three yards. Matt McCutcheon ran the ball twice for two yards. McCutcheon completed five passes for 154 yards. Walls caught one pass for 51 yards. Taz Strudwick had one reception for 43 yards. Craig Wilkie had one catch for 27 yards. Josh Lawler made one catch for 19 yards. Ansar Muhammad grabbed on ball for 14 yards. Cory Lomena and Taz Strudwick each had nine tackles to lead the Vikings. Wilkie (8), Deonte King (6), Omari Armstrong (5), T. J. Allen (5), Daron Smith (4), Aaron Knight (3), Chris Autrey (3), Muhammad (2), Greg McCalop (2), Earl Green (2), Lawler (1), Thorpe (1), Jordan Harbison and Gray Parrish (1). Greg McCalop #25 goes for along for the ride SGAA Football Results Taz Strudwick with the takedown for the Vikings Rockers Advance BY LACY WHITE Caleb Richardson. The in the game. The Vikings Vikings step out of scored by the run and in conference this week the air. Wykise Allen when they host Holly threw a touchdown pass Springs at South to Keyon Green while Granville High School. The Mini mites kick things off at 4:30 with the Drew Fletcher, Nick White, Jordan Pugh and Chris Garrett all rushed mighty mites to for a touchdown. immediately follow. The mighty mite Vikings continued their outstanding play last weekend recording back to back shut out victories over Wake Forest and Holly Springs Improving their record to 5-0. On Saturday the Vikings rushed for over 2oo yards and held Wake Forest to no touchdowns en route to a 19-0 victory. Chris Garrett lead all rushers in yardage and accounted for all 19 of the Vikings points. The defense which caused 2 fumbles held the For the second consecutive week the Mighty Mite Vikings stood behind a stifling defense and used an explosive offense en route to a 38-7 victory over the Franklinton Lions. The Vikings were able to score 4 touchdowns in the first half while only allowing 1 completely controlling the line of scrimmage ensuring their second conference victory in as many weeks. Touchdown uns by Quention Jones, ykise Allen, Chris arrett Khareem Bailey nd ‘Ihzayah Marcellus ighlighted an offense hat rushed for over 175 ards on only 25 offensive lays. Also scoring extra oints were Jordan Pugh nd Brody Wagner. eading the way for the ffense were: Brian Goss, ndrew Watkins, Logan ilson, Henry Daniels, haz Barbee, Calvin reen, Joshua Rogers, ach Walker and Dylan owling. Quention Jones nd Andrew Watkins lead he defense which held the ions to less than 50 yards f total offense for the ame. Leading Tacklers ere Keyon Green, Drew aniels, Nick White, dam Wheeler, Kris Foxx, onner Hardiman and bulldogs scoreless with outstanding team tackling and constant pressure on the quarterback. On Sunday the mighty mites completely dominated the Holly Springs Yellow Jackets 34-0 completing their 3 rd consecutive shutout and 4 th of the year. The defense once again lead the way with outstanding tackling and added two safeties to go along with not allowing a single first down by the yellow jackets The Vikings take the field again this Saturday against Bunn for out last Home game of the season. Game time is 4:30 for the mini’s with the mighty mites to immediately follow. Mt. Energy After School Program Pictured here with their instructor Grand Master Hayden N. Shackelford, and assistant instructor Dane Sadler is the North Carolina Martial Arts College’s after school karate program at Mount Energy Elementary. First row: Cameron Horton, Alaya Parnell, Christopher Hall, Lucas Pauplis, Brianna Riley, Dylan McCampbell, Kayla Riley, Ashley Mangum, Ja’lea Taylor, Carter Scott, Landon Scott. Second row: Ethan Hart, Daniel Jacobi, Allie Gomez, Maurice Harris, Jackson Preddy, Kilian Peters, Carson Hobbs, Brandon Pulliam, Rebecca Walker, Bobbie Copper, Craig Vacher. Third row: Collin O’Sullivan, Cole Lewis, Cody Carpenter, Isiah Brunson, Bryson Crews, Kristian Smith, Aston Applewhite, Kendall Handy, Madison Karan, Janay Barbee, assistant Stephanie Smith. Last row: Trevon Swann, Austin Wayne, Devon O’Sullivan, Cameron Sterling, Jimmy Campbell, Jared Pettis, Katarina Peters, MaCayla Handy, Austin Proctor, Zachary Randler, Uriah Crosson. Not Pictured: Steven Kearney, Cody Hicks, Georgia Cope, Dale Jackson. The Wake Forest Rockers Fastpitch Softball 14U Team competed this past weekend in the Top Gun Softball Tournament in Greensboro and came out victorious. Not only did they come away with a plaque and trophies, they will also receive Top Gun Championship Rings. This puts our local team in the World Series in Rock Hill, SC battling it out with over 200 teams. The Rockers held a solid performance going undefeated Saturday and Sunday. They only allowed 6 runs scored against them in 6 games. The Rocker’s offense was tremendous scoring a total of 39 runs in the tournament. The Rockers will be in the World Series TournamentNovember 3and 4 representing Wake Forest and Creedmoor proudly. Picture: (l to r) Asia Scott, Kaitlyn Tharrington, Amanda Decunto, MaryAnna Clement, Kennie Coley, Katelynn Leach, Hayley Grizzle, Cassidy Dahle, Madison Boyd, Abbi Colclough, Megan White. Coaches are Donnie Boyd, Mark Downing, Lacy White, Olivia Cassbraro, and Macy Bree not pictured. PINK Game Panthers vs. Vikings Gates open and Vendor Fair at 6:00 pm. Kickoff at 7:30 pm. See our subscription special flyer to help kick cancer
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