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4b • The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, September 19, 2013
B Section SEPTEMBER 19, 2013
AMANDA DIXON /SPORTS EDITOR
Panthers Oust Vikings 3-1
Granville Central’s
occer team traveled to
reedmoor looking for a
in against South
ranville. The Panthers
ook advantage of
ggressive play making
arly and came away with
3-1 victory,
Noe Geronimo’s goal at
he 32 minute mark gave
he Panther a 1-0 lead.
Geronimo added a
econd goal at the 36
inute mark in the second
alf to give Granville
entral a little breathing
oom.
South Granville
ontinued to play
ggressively moving the
all into scoring range.
ranville Central’s Goalie,
oah Parrott stopped shot
fter shot. Finally Chris
rredondo scored a goal
or South Granville.
Trailing 2-1 the
ikings stepped up the
ace of the game, but
ranville Central was
ble to match the pace the
Vikings set. Zach
Cantaffa scored on an
assist by Geronimo late in
the match to give the
Panthers the 3-1 win over
South Granville.
Peyton Thomas # 20 and Alex Sab # 5 battle for the ball
The Panthers took 16
shots on goal in he match.
Geronimo scored two goals
and added an assist. Juan
Perez assisted Geronimo
with one goal. Noah
Parrott had 21 saves in
goal for Granville Central.
Justice Shuta had six
saves in goal for South
Granville. Arredondo
scored the lone goal for the
Vikings on an assist by
Caleb Parker.
Granville Central
will travel to Webb on
September 20 for a 5:00
match. South Granville
hosts Southern Vance on
September 23 at 6:00.
Tyler Hill # 21 and Carlos Villaneuva # 15 use theiir heads to
control the ball
Lady Vikings Tie For First In Golf
Morganne Thompson’s
agle led the Lady Vikings
olf team to a tie for first
lace with North Carolina
chool of Science and
ath. Both teams posted
148 for the September
6, match held at South
ranville Country Club.
his match was the first
ime the Girls Golf team
laced first in a conference
atch. Granville Central
inished in third place
ith a 166.
Emily Stallings of
unn was the overall
edalist with a 42.
hompson’s round of 43
ncluded the eagle, a first
or South Granville’s girls
olf and a birdie. Allison
arey shot a 52 to lead
ranville Central.
Other notable scores:
SG): Cameron Patrick 49,
lex Perdue 56, April
iner 58, and Arin
ornung 61. (GC): Dajana
aube-Ogle 56, Kayla
ogleman 58 and Morgan
arey 59.
In the “Futures
ivision” Martasia Silver
hot a 60 to earn medalist
onors for South
ranville.
Granville Central and
outh Granville will travel
o Hillandale Golf Course
n Monday, September 23
or a conference match.
oth teams will return to
outh Granville Country
lub on Monday, October
for a 3:30 conference
atch. Come out and
upport both teams.
Morgan Thompson addresses the ball
Dajana Gaube-Ogle tees off on numbr 10
SPORTS
SHORTS
PANCAKE
FUNDRAISER
Granville Central’s
occer team will hold a
ancake Breakfast
undraiser on Saturday,
eptember 21 from 8:30-
2:00 in the school
afeteria. Tickets will be
vailable at the door for
8.00. The Panthers are
-2 on the season and the
inth ranked team 1-A
eam in the state.
SGHS SOFTBALL
CLINIC
The South Granville
High School softball team
will host an all skills
softball clinic on
September 28 and October
5 from 9:00 to 12:00 each
day at the SGHS Softball
Field. Contact Head
Softball Coach, Jackie
Day, for registration and
clinic details at
wday@nc.rr.com or 919-
451-0467.
SGHS FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE CHANGE
The South Granville JV
will host Orange High JV on
October 3 at 6:30 pm. The
Vikings’ Varsity team will
travel to East Wake on
October 4th for a 7:00 pm
kickoff.
Allison Carey putts on 17
Cameron Patrick follows her chip shot