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Qua’Shawn Price scored a touchdown to help the Ravens’ Purple MightyMites, see page 3.
Ravens take 27-20 victory Wilborn’s 75-yard kickoff return helps Cadets take victory over Union Cross Bobcats The look on Coach Eric call them the ‘Ravens Blackout Team’ Browne’s face said it all and when things got tight when his Ravens Cadet team they stepped their game and left the field on Saturday. did what they needed to do His team had just taken a to win the game.” 27-20 victory over the Christopher “Quick Feet” Wilborn came through Union Cross Bobcats. with a clutch 75-yard kickBrowne was all smiles and off return late in the game to he quickly let his team know how proud he was of them. give the Ravens their game“I have an amazing winning score. It was the From the second of his two touchcast and crew,” he said. Press Box downs that he tallied during “These kids worked very hard and my assistant coachthe game. The first came on Sam Davis es did a great job of keeping a 50-yard scamper in the Jeremiah Peebles-McIntyre pursues a Bobcats runner during his team’s the kids focused during the game. We game last week. The Ravens Cadets capture a 27-20 victory. see Press Box on 3
Ravens celebrate Homecoming with victories
Zakhi Mitchell picks up yardage for the Purple Mighty Mites. see p. 3 By Sam Davis Triad Sports Weekly It was obvious from the opening play of scrimmage of the Winston-Salem Ravens’ game against the Kernersville Raiders that the Ravens had a considerable edge in talent. The Ravens didn’t disappoint its Homecoming crowd. The Ravens jumped out to a 14-0 lead on their Winston-Salem Ravens break away for a long run in the Ravens’ 40-0 victory over the Kernersville first two possessions and cruised to a
Raiders in the Ravens’ Homecoming Game Festivities at Paisley Middle School.
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Local prep football teams are getting set for conference play By Sam Davis Triad Sports Weekly The pecking order among local high school football teams is starting to fall in place. East Forsyth, by virtue of victories over both West Forsyth and Reagan, appears to be the top local team. However, the Eagles ranked No. 10 in the State 4A poll, and all of the teams from Forsyth County have yet to play a conference game. Several prep teams
from the county will open up conference play this Friday night. Mount Tabor and Reagan square off in a key Central Piedmont 4-A game on Thursday night. The game was moved from Friday because of the threat of torrential rains on Friday. The Spartans-Raider battle is key for both teams. Both bring 3-2 records into the game and are looking to escape with 1-0 conference marks in the rugged CPC 4-A race.
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Parkland got off to a 3-1 start, but must now deal with reality when they face CPC 4-A foes.
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Home Grown Talent Teams in the Northwest 1-A begin their quest for playoff spots. Hapless Atkins, 0-5, travels to East Surry for its conference opener. Winston-Salem Prep, 2-2 by virtue of a forfeit from Raleigh Word of God, plays host to Walkertown. Bishop McGuinness, which improved to 1-4 with a win last week, plays host to North Stokes.
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Parkland has its hands full in a battle against West Forsyth. Although the Mustangs are 3-2, they haven’t seen an opponent as strong as the Titans, who have a strong cast of skill players on both sides of the football. The Mustangs, strengthened by transfer Kyndal Dean, are vastly improved but lack the firepower in the offensive and defensive lines to give the Titans much of a battle. Carver, which held the lead throughout the first half before faltering against 3-A Statesvill, again steps up for a major test against Asheville High. The Yellowjackets are as talented in the skill positions as any team in the county, but will need a big effort from their offensive and defensive lines against the ruggedly tough Asheville. North Forsyth, looking for its second win after a 1-4 start, plays at Southwest Guilford in a winnable battle. The Vikings have been slow out of the gate because it lost starting quarterback Anthony Hicks early in the season.
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Rams fall to 0-3 after 28-13 road loss to Tuskegee WSSU travels to Rocky Mount to take on Elizabeth City in Down East Viking Classic game on Saturday at 4 p.m. From Staff Reports TUSKEGEE, ALA. – Winston-Salem State battled for
four quarters, but their late rally came up short, as the Rams fell 28-13 to the Tuskegee Golden Tigers at Abbott Memorial
Stadium in Tuskegee, Alabama. With the loss, WinstonSalem State falls to 0-3, while the #24 Tuskegee Golden Tigers
improve to 3-0. This is the first time since 2009, that WSSU has started a season 0-3. For the third consecutive week, the WSSU Rams got on the scoreboard first, as they would covert an 11 play, 77 yard drive into a touchdown as Tyree Massey would score from eight yards out to give WSSU a 7-0 lead. Tuskegee would answer back in the second quarter with two passing touchdowns, one of 24 yards and the other 18 yards to take a 14-7 lead into the locker room at the half. As the third quarter took shape, the Golden Tigers would increase their lead to 14 points, when they were able to find the endzone on a one yard run, going up 21-7 through three quarters. WSSU was not ready to give in, and with 12:00 remaining in the contest, WSSU would become opportunistic with a see Rams on 8
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Press Box from Page 1 first half. Wilborn also connected with Gareon Greene on a 52-yard touchdown pass. Browne said he was pleased with the way his offense and special teams came through against the Bobcats, who fought from behind each time the Ravens mustered a score. “The running backs did a good job of making plays and our
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Name Jalen Carter Chris Wilborn Jeremiah Peebles-McIntyre Doreon Ferguson Ramel Gambrell Jr. Jayson Cowan Mark Tabb III Amerion Glenn Mehki Canty Gareon Greene T’Andre Williams Martwon Foster Armoni Anderson Brandon Miller William Miller Jr. Jordan Peebles-McIntyre Jamarion Witherspoon Tye Witherspoon-Davis Jordan Vinson
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offensive line blocked very well,” he said. “Jeremiah Peebles-McIntyre was outstanding out there. Ramel Gambell did a great job of blocking. Those kids on the line played outstanding. Mark Tabb played well and Brandon Miller did a good job at center. The whole offensive line did a good job.” The victory improved the Ravens’ record to 2-2. “Right now we’re at .500 and we are looking to get above that,” Browne said. “We have a tough game coming up on Saturday but our kids are really looking forward to the challenge. We play against the Indians and our kids are looking for payback. We lost the first time 13-7. They scored a touchdown with 52 seconds. Our kids were very disappointed because they played their hearts out and the Indians scored on a play where one of our kids was obviously blocked in the back. That left a really bitter taste in the kids’ mouths.” Browne said his team has overcome a lot of obstacles to get to where they currently are. One of the biggest is the fact that his roster is the slimmest of any team in the league. His roster currently numbers 19 players. He said that really hurts when they play teams who have been in operation and are well established. The Ravens opened the season with a loss to the Panthers, who are currently top-seeded with a 4-0 record. “I think we have done well,”
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Browne said. “Even though we are the smallest team in the league our kids train hard. Because our numbers aren’t big the kids get to play a lot of football. The biggest thing that I’m trying to teach them is they have to take the whole game serious. We can’t wait until the second half to play hard. Hopefully this week will make a statement.” Browne said he and his staff, which consists of assistants Antwon Rucker, Bobby Browne, and Al Pinkney try to instill values in their players. “Many of our players come from at-risk communities and some of them bring baggage with them,” Browne said. “But I tell my guys you
can do whatever you want to do or be what you want to be in life. You can be a positive role model no matter where you come from.” As a new organization, the Ravens are trying to break some stereotypes of other organizations who were based out of Paisley Middle School. “I haven’t been with this organization long, but I love where this organization is headed,” Browne said. “We’re not what the Steelers were. We’re in the same place, but we’re not the same people. We have great kids. They are nine and 10-yearolds who are working hard to accomplish major goals in life.”
Jeremiah McIntyre-Peebles closes in as teammates make the tackle.
Ravens Black Mighty Mites focused on fundamentals By Sam Davis Triad Sports Weekly
finally getting their feet wet in knowing what it’s like to play on an organized football team. “We’re going to be alright Accepting the head though. We just trying to teach coaching position with the Winston-Salem Ravens’ Black them fundamentals.” One of the biggest Mighty Mite team, Coach challenges staring ???? and his David Covington knew he assistants in the face is the fact would face an up hill battle. that his young players lose He accepted a team that was focus so easily. lean on talent and relatively They lose focus someinexpensive. Being a little times in five seconds,” he said. league football coach for more “We have to really preach and than a decade, he knew much practice patience. I have also about the level of talent the told them it doesn’t matter Ravens would face. However, about our record - it’s about he never effort. If they wavered in Ravens Black MM put forth the stepping up effort, we’ll be for his eight Anthony Brunson alright. My and nine-year 1 coaching staff 2 Brenden Knight olds. and I are tryAlthough 3 Nacorian Carter ing to coach the Ravens 4 Byron Hughes them up and Black Mighty 5 Nyquan Young get them ready Mites have yet 6 Jailen Squire for the years to win a game 7 Jace Covington ahead of this season, 8 Xavier Johnson-Harrison them.” Covington The Ravens’ 9 Jason Wall said he is Mighty Mite focusing on 10 Jyshawn Williamson Black roster the positives. 11 Antuan Anderson contains only His main 12 Kemontae Harrison three nine year objective is to 14 Renaldo Stover Jr. olds. The teach the play15 Stefaan Williams remainder of ers the funda17 Shannon Johnson the players are mentals and all eight. 18 Jihad Conrad not concen“Of the more William Davis trate on victo- 19 experience, ries on the 20 Eric Mouzon we have some scoreboard. 22 Isaiah Thompson kids with a lot “Right 23 Kamyais Huling of talent,” now we are 024 Azayshaun Kelly Covington 2 on the seasaid. “Anthony son,” he said. Head Coach: David Covington Brunson “We’ve had Asst. Kenneth Allison played last one bye and Asst. JohnSquire year and he our players are
plays quarterback and running back for us. Shannon Johnson Jr., played last year and he’s a pretty good running back and is accurate throwing the foot-
ball. He also knows what’s going on.” Jailen Squire, a firstyear player, might be the smallest player on the team,
but he has made great strides, according to Covington. “He’s coming along well. He’s really small – but he’s very gutsy.”
Strutting their Stuff! The D!0 Mighty Explosion Cheerleaders, coached by Tomika Stewart performed last Saturday. They are: Azariah Watts, Janiyah Johnson, Miracle Wall, Makayla Moore, Briata Carson, Aniya Westmireland and Jade Carter. Team Mom is Amanda Anderson
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Ravens Purple Mighty-Mites take 19-0 victory
The Winston-Salem Ravens Purple Mighty Mites and Coaching Staff
By Sam Davis Triad Sports Weekly Coach Johnny Webster wasn’t especially concerned after watching his Ravens Purple Mighty-Mite Team go to halftime tied 0-0 with the Forsyth County Broncos last Saturday. An adjustment or a little tinkering here or there would get the Ravens back on track, he figured. His team proved him correct. The Ravens went to work quickly after receiving the second-half kickoff and Purple Mighty Mites rolled to a 19-0 victo0 John Coles ry on the 1 Zakhi Mitchell organiza2 Antwon Mitchell tion’s 4 Qua’Shaun Price Homec5 Michael Jordan oming Day 6 Sa’Maurice Moses at Paisley 7 Reashard Norwood Jr. Field. 8 Gymere Harrison Once the 9 Dominique Foreman Ravens got 10 Zaire Friend rolling, it 11 Tamarion Gamble was diffi12 Raymond Black cult for the 13 Elijah Ancrum Broncos to 16 Zariah Shaw slow them 17 Daiton Fulton down. 19 Jonathan Horne Zakhi 20 Joe Martin Mitchell 21 Javen Lassiter-Warren got the 22 Cortavius Barr Ravens on 22 Lyarn Wingate the scoreboard early 24 Brandon Carter in the third quarter. Hc: Johnny Webster Mitchell’s Asst. Chris Jones touchdown Asst. Antwon Mitchell was quickly Asst. Joe Martin followed by Asst. Eric Smith a touchAsst. Devon Gamble down run Asst. Ra-J McCowan by by
Tamarion Gamble. Montrell Austin topped off the scoring for the Ravens with a touchdown run to seal the victory. “We started off a little sluggish due to the fact that we didn’t get full practice in with homecoming festivities and other things going on,” Webster said. “We also had a couple of players injured.” Webster said the team went back to basics at the start of the second half. “For the most part, we came out fighting in the second half,” he said. “I had to get my team adjusted to some things. They played around a little at first – but I told them before the game started ‘these kids are fundamentally sound and we have to take them seriously.” Among the adjustments that the Ravens made was going back with their starting offensive line. They began the game by using several reserves. But after facing a 0-0 deadlock at the half, the starting unit (consisting of center Eli Ancrum, along with Dominique Foreman, Prophet Williams, Joe Martin, Javen Warren and Raymond Black) took the field to start the second half. “We didn’t think it would be a cakewalk, but we didn’t think we had to use all of our big guns to start the game,” Webster added. We adjusted some things at the half and we came out to look a little better. We also had to adjust our corners and it worked because we came away with two interceptions, one by Raeshard Norwood and Antwon Mitchell had the other.” There were several other players who caught Webster’s eye with their performance. They included Kuesean Price, who played well at running back and corner, Michael Jordan, who had a good overall game at tight
end and middle linebacker, and John Coles, who had a couple of key sacks. The victory allowed the Ravens Purple Mighty-Mites to improve their record to 3-1. They have recorded victories over the Indians Burgandy (21-0), the Broncos White (19-0) and the Panthers Silver (33-0). Their only loss came against the Panthers Blue (20-0) in their first game of the season. Webster said his team has improved immensely since then. “They really have gotten better,” he said. “I couldn’t be any more proud of them at this point in the season. Standings came out this morning. We started as the No. 16 seed after the first week and now we’re the No. 4 seed.” The Ravens have a big game this week when they play the Indians’
Gold team at the Indians’ field. “We still have some things to work on,” Webster said. “We need to work on attitudes. I definitely need to work more on special teams. Youth coaches don’t stress the importance of special teams enough. That’s a major part of the game at any level. Special teams are a key.” Regardless of what happens the rest of the way, Webster said he takes his position as coach, role model and mentor to the kids on his team seriously. “I have a great group of kids who are all 9 and 10-years old,” he said. I’ve had them since they were 5 and 6. We have a couple of new kids who need to get used to the system. But overall, I’m please with the direction we are headed in.”
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40-0 victory. Head Coach Stephon Wolford said his team played well, although it needs to continue to finetune before playoff time rolls around. The victory allowed the Ravens to improve 3-1, good enough to tie for second place in the division. “We came out and went up early,” Wolford said. “That was the key. We were able to get some kids in during the second half and they did a good job as well.” Wolford pointed to the play of his skilled players and the team’s general exection on offense. Dante Watson, Aki Hannah, Nathaniel Wolford, and Jakari Roberts scored a touchdown each for the Ravens. Dylan Fox scored twice.
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“Our offensive line line blocked better than any other game,” Wolford said. “I also thought our game-panning, was good.” Another factor was the brand, spanking, new uniforms that Wolford pulled out for the game. “I let them wear their uniforms and that got them excited,” Wolford said. “That played a part in the win.” He also pointed in particular to the play of the offensive line. Xavier Wright, Shamon Graham, Jahaun King, and Jahmir Roberts all blocked well and the subs also did a good job as well. Quarterback Nathaniel Wolford passed the ball well too, according to Wolford. “Coach Ham Brown did a good job of calling plays and our quarterback got the ball there,” he said. “We were able to get touch-
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down passes to Justin Covington and Dante Watson.” The Ravens’ defense also came through with a sterling performance. “Our defense played well, “ said Wolford, who also seves as the defensive coordintor. Our defemsove line was very aggressive. Our linebackers played well, and the secondary also played well - even though Kernersville didn’t pass much. But the key to the defensive performance was the defensive line. While the head coach normally gets most of the praise after a dominant performance, Wolford stressed the importance of having realiable, dependable, and effective assistants. “I depend on my assistand coaches a lot,” he said. “Everyone has their positions that they specialize in during practice and they all are doing a great job. They all have something that they bring to the table.
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Rams from Page 2 turnover, and Will Johnson would connect on a 32 yard field goal to cut the Golden Tiger lead to 2110. With just over four minutes left to play, the Winston-Salem State Rams would inch closer, and within striking distance of tying the game with another field goal from Will Johnson. This time Johnson would connect from 45 yards out to cut the lead to just eight points, at 21-13. The Rams defense would step up to the challenge and would force a punt, but a momentary lapse in judgment from the Rams punt returner, would force a turnover from WSSU on the return and the Golden Tigers would recover the muffed punt at the WSSU one yard line. Tuskegee would score on the next play, ending the Rams hopes of a late rally. Offensively for WinstonSalem State, Tyree Massey led the rushing attack with 15 carries for 65 yards and one touchdown, while Justin Johnson finished with eight carries for 58 yards. Justin Johnson went nine of 21 through the air for 50 yards, while Rashad Cooper went six of 10 with one interception for 46 yards. Marcel Caver led the Rams in receiving with six catches for 24 yards, while William Belcher finished with three catches for 23 yards. Rashan Williams, Eric Williams, Reggie Wilkins, Trey Foggie, Brandon Ojikutu and Malik Moseley each had one catch on the afternoon. Will Johnson had a solid afternoon punting, with seven punts for 294 yards for a season best average of 42 yards per punt. Defensively, Michael Bloomfield led the way for WSSU with seven tackles, one forced fumble and one quarterback hurry, while PJ Clyburn and Phillip Williamson each finished with five tackles each. Williamson also had
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one tackle for a loss, one sack and one quarterback hurry, while Clyburn also had a tackle for a loss. Brandon Dixon had four tackles and a tackle for a loss. Six other Rams defenders finished
with three tackles each, six finished with two tackles and 13 different WSSU players had one tackle apiece. Winston-Salem State will continue wrap up its early season road games when they travel to
Head Coach: Shawonda Wright 1. Brenae Hamilton 2. Ra'Mani Barber 3. Imani King 4. Diane Carter 5. Taniya Jackson 6. Janiya Foster 7. Ganea Roberts 8. Ksiiya Wynn 9. London Johnson 10. Jasmine Pebbles
D10 Cheerleaders The Mighty Explosion Head Coach: Tomika Stewart 1. Azariah Watts 2. Janiyah Johnson 3. Miracle Wall 4. Makayla Moore 5. Briata Carson 6. Aniya Westmireland 7. Jade Carter
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24 Ronald Williams Jr. Head Coach: Javon Oree Asst. Coach: Dustin Ellis Asst. Coach: Greg Davis Asst. Coach: Tyrell Asst. Coach: Jody McMahan Rocky Mount, NC next week to take on the Vikings of Elizabeth City State in the Down East Viking Football Classic. Kickoff is scheduled for 4:00pm.