(Above: Photo by Charles E. Leftwich- Kobe Young, Parkland) The high school basketball season ends early for freshmen and sophomores that don’t play varsity. Ninth grade and junior varsity teams are usually
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(Above: Photos by Charles E. Leftwich Davier Dixon (left) and Caleb Burgess of Winston-Salem Prep in action.) This is the first of two season-ending articles on junior varsity basketball in Forsyth
(Photo by Craig T. Greenlee, Above: Justin Nolan (50) of Atkins drives to the basket for the game-winning score as David Molen defends.) It appears that the Atkins Camels are
When Black businesses ruled To the Editor: I grew up in Winston-Salem and attended an Afro American School. In this day and time, we call the gathering the Big 4,
(pictured above: Walkertown’s Terrence Westberry applies pressure on D.J. Williams of Atkins.) The two lowest-seeded teams in the Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic
The Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic is a showcase for JV players. When the seeding was done for the Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic last
(pictured above: Mount Tabor’s Doreau Jefferson snatches a rebound.) (Photos by Charles E. Leftwich Jr.) From all indications, the Branded
Joe Childers, the principal of Atkins Academic & Technology High School, has been named a 2014 Regional Principal of the
Over the years, the Lash-Chronicle Holiday Tournament has blossomed as an early-season showcase for junior varsity basketball in the Triad.
There just may be some light at the end of the tunnel for Atkins’ junior varsity football team. Even though
