The Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic is a showcase for JV players. When the seeding was done for the Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic last weekend, there was never a doubt as to which team
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Glenn rallies to beat Carver (pictured above: Glenn wide receiver Braxton Rorie (24) in action during last week’s victory over Carver.) Glenn appeared to be on the verge of self-destructing against
(pictured above: Reynolds’ Jeremiah Brown runs for yardage.) After three games, Reynolds is below .500. Yet, there’s strong evidence that the Demons could prove themselves as worthy contenders in Central
(pictured above: Coach Germane Crowell. William Dean will be the starting quarterback this season.) Germane Crowell is satisfied with the progress Carver made in his rookie year as head coach in
(pictured above: Brian Sessoms Jr. runs to the finish line.) If there were any questions about Carver’s dominance in boys’ sprinting,
(pictured above: Lamaya Williams with her sons Ira III, 6 and Issa, almost 2.) Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools has reduced the number
(pictured above: LaShun Huntley poses with his best friend’s sister, Barenda Mauney.) A new scholarship in honor of Brandon P. Mauney,
Over the years, the Lash-Chronicle Holiday Tournament has blossomed as an early-season showcase for junior varsity basketball in the Triad.
Alumni continue schools’ legacies The Big Four Reunion wrapped up Saturday night with a dance at the Benton Convention Center
The first four games of the junior varsity football season have produced mixed results for Mount Tabor. Even so, the
