In photo: ESPN’s Stuart Scott, who graduated from R.J. Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem (Robby Gillespie/Creative Commons) By RICK FREEMAN AP Sports Writer Stuart Scott, the longtime “SportsCenter” anchor and
(pictured above: Nihjel Payne soars to the basket. Photos by Charles E. Leftwich Jr.) Based on early-season returns, Reagan’s junior varsity looks like a bona fide contender in the Central Piedmont
Carver ballers showing promise (pictured above: Coach Wil Perry talks to players. ) Carver’s varsity basketball team just might be on track to experience its first winning season since President
Prep earns bragging rights again (pictured above: Brandon Palmer (11) leads the press for Winston-Salem Prep’s stifling defense. Photos by Charles E. Leftwich Jr.) The final minutes of tightly-contested basketball games bring
(pictured above: Dominique Claytor shoots a free throw.) This is supposed to be the basketball season that Winston-Salem Prep’s girls make
(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
(pictured above: The Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy Phoenix celebrate their big win. Photos by Charles E. Leftwich Jr.) Once again, pressure defense delivered
Chronicle Staff Report Who won the 2014 Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic? Check out the video and see! The Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic
(pictured above: Josh Hawkins in action.) Josh Hawkins is always itching to make good things happen. As a cornerback at
(pictured above: Tiny Indians had a great season.) Unlike last year when the Tiny Rams U14s and Tiny Indians Cadets reigned
