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4b • The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, October 17, 2013 B Section OCTOBER 17, 2013 AMANDA DIXON /SPORTS EDITOR Granville Central Volleyball Senior Night The Granville Central ady Panthers celebrated enior night with a three et (25-13, 25-10 and 25- ) win over Northwest alifax. Brooke Fletcher, quayla Swann, Taylor ickliter, Katya Davis and anielle Schmid were onored prior to the start f the match. Davis’ season ended arly with an injury, but letcher, Swann, Lickliter nd Schmid did verything in their power o win their final regular eason home game as a ady Panther. Swann and Lickliter controlled at the net on perfectly timely sets by Schmid. Fletcher time and time again made the spectacular digs to keep the ball alive for the Lady Panthers. Cheyenne Taylor and Megan Taylor provided support for the seniors on the floor and the rest of the team cheered on each point during the win. The Lady Panthers opened the first round of the Tar Roanoke Athletic Conference Volleyball Playoffs with a three set (25-14, 25-7 and 25-11) win over Northwest Halifax. Stats: Danielle Schmid 8 digs, 7 aces, 20 assists Brooke Fletcher 2 aces, 18 digs, 2 assists Megan Taylor 4 aces, 10 digs Cheyenne Taylor 1 ace, 1 assists, 10 kills, 15 digs Zoe Koskela 3 digs 6 kills Taylor Bailey 1 block Taylor Lickliter 1 ace, 1 assists, 15 kills Allie Malugen 8 digs Kelsey Parker 4 kills Aquayla Swann 4 kills Cayla Kitts 10 assists, 1 ace, 1 kill. Granville Central hosted Louisburg for the tournament title. No information from this match was available at press time. Granville Central will host the first round of the NCHSAA 1-A State Playoffs on Saturday, October 19. The start time had not been determined. Katya Davis, Brooke Fletcher, Taylor Lickliter, Danielle Schmid and Aquayla Swann are the 2013 Granville Central Volleyball Seniors. South Granville Vikings Volleyball Seniors South Granville slams unn in three sets on enior night. Cayce Bell nd Casey Ellington shine n their final regular eason home appearance. The Lady Wildcats ook an early lead in the pening set. South ranville began to fight heir way back into the et. With the score tied at 5-25, Ellington served an ce followed by a service oint to give South ranville a 27-25 first set in. The second set was a howcase for Bell’s ability t the net. South ranville raced out to a 9-12 lead on kills by Bell. he Lady Vikings closed he set with a kill by ordan Pitzer. South ranville won the second et 25-18. South Granville rolled n the third set with llington and Bell leading he way. The Lady Vikings inished the third set with 25-18 win. Stats: Cayce Bell (10 ills, 1 ace, 4 service oints, and 12 digs), Casey Ellington (14 kills, 2 aces, 3 service points, 4 blocks, and 2 digs), Jenna Pitzer (1 kill, and 4 blocks), Annie Preddy (1 kill, 1 ace, 9 service points, 2 digs, and 19 assists), Karlee Michalina (3 service points, and 9 digs), Amanda Brown (3 service points and 5 digs), Jordan Pitzer (8 kills, and 2 digs), Megan Fuhr (1 kill, 2 kills, 7 service points, 1 block, 2 digs and 12 assists). South Granville opened the first round of the Northern Carolina Conference Tournament with a three set (25-6, 25- 6 and 25-11) win over Warren County Stats: Jenna Pitzer (4 kills, and 1 block), Mallery Brogden (1 kill, 2 aces, 8 service points, and 1 dig), Annie Preddy (2 kills, 4 aces, 21 service points, and 17 assists), Cayce Bell (6 kills, 1 ace, 7 service points, and 6 digs), Casey Ellington (16 kills, 3 aces, and 14 service points), Karlee Michlina (1 ace, 3 service points, and 3 digs), Amanda Brown (1 service point, 2 digs and 1 assist), Jordan Pitzer (4 kills, and 1 block), Megan Fuhr (2 kills, 1 service point, and 13 assists) The Lady Vikings faced the Lady Red Rams from Franklinton for the third time this season. South Granville claimed the three set victory (25- 23, 25-9 and 25-22) in the second round of the conference tournament. Stats: Jenna Pitzer (1 kill, and 5 blocks), Annie Preddy (3 kills 3 service points, and 13 assists), Cayce Bell (5 kills, 2 aces, 7 service points, 1 block, and 7 digs), Casey Ellington (12 kills, 2 aces, 3 service points, 4 blocks, and 1 dig), Karlee Michalina (3 aces, 10 service points, and 3 digs), Amanda Brown (3 aces, 6 service point sand 3 digs) Jordan Pitzer (4 kills, 1 block, and 1 dig), and Megan Fuhr (3 kills, 3 aces 9 service points, 1 block, and 15 assists). The Lady Vikings hosted Southern Vance in the conference title game. No stats were available at press time for that match. South Granville will host the opening round of the NCHSAA State Playoffs Saturday, October 19. Cayce Bell # 3 and Casey Ellington # 4 are the 2013 Lady Vikings Volleyball Seniors Granville Central Celebrates Four Soccer Seniors Granville Central bid arewell to four senior tarters prior to the 4-0 in over KIPP Pride. Noe eronimo, Peyton homas, Noah Parrott nd Wayne Howerton ere honored before the atch. The Panthers used heir superior athleticism o overpower KIPP Pride. he Panthers took 45 hots on goal with Peyton homas connecting with hree goals. Noe eronimo added a goal nd two assist. Wayne owerton also had an ssist in the match. Luis Briones and Zach antaffa each had one save in goal for the Panthers. Granville Central will host Webb on October 17 at 6:00 pm and then finish the regular season with three straight road games. The Panthers stand at 13-3-1 and 2-0 in conference action. 2013 Granville Central Soccer Seniors Noe Geronimo, Peyton Thomas, Noah Parrott and Wayne Howerton. Panthers Earn First Conference Win The Granville Central Football program has had a season of first, but none are more important than their first conference win. The Panthers defeated Weldon 16-8 for the first conference win in football history. Weldon jumped out to an early lead 8-0 lead. Granville Central did exactly what was expected and that was fight back. Granville Central scored on a Bryce Parrott run from one yard out to tie the game at 8-8. Jay Parker connected with Parrott for the Panthers second touchdown on the night. Granville Central led 16- 8 at the half. Shaquille Freeman intercepted a Weldon pass to end any hopes of a Weldon comeback. Granville Central held on for their first Tar Roanoke Conference win. Granville Central moves to 4-3 overall and 1-0 in conference action. The Panthers will host Southeast Halifax on October 18 at 7:30 pm. Stats: Passing: Jay Parker (8-18, 142 yards, 1 TD), Receiving: Bryce Parrott (3-70 yards, 1 TD), Dylan Beckwith (4- 34 yards), and Zach Carver (1-40), Rushing: Corey Evans (20 carries- 82 yards), Bryce Parrott (17-50). Defense: Tackles: Bryce Parrott (14, 2 TFL) Triston Lumley (10), WraQuan Brown (10, 2 TFL), A.J. Cearnel (8, 1 TFL, 1 Fumble Recovery), Chris Stainback (7, 3 TFL), Ray Brandon (5), Tyrin Turner (4), Malcolm West (3), Shaquille Freeman (3, 1 INT), Chad Moore (3), Tre Bullock (3), and Byron Taborn (3), Remaining Schedule for Granville Central Football: October 18 Southeast Halifax 7:30 pm October 25 at Louisburg 7:30 pm November 1 KIPP Pride 7:30 pm - (Senior Night) November 8 at Northwest Halifax 7:30 pm
The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, October 17, 2013 • 5b Vikings Survive 67-57 Slugfest South Granville out slugged the Franklinton Red Rams 67-57 in football. Sean Bowman netted 403 rushing yards on 22 carries in the conference opener. The opening drive for the Vikings set the tone for the game. Matt McCutcheon found Craig Wilkie wide open on the right side of the field. Wilkie took the reception in for a touchdown from 58 yards out. Kaleb Chamberlain converted the extra point and the Vikings led 7-0. The Red Rams answered with an 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and tied the score 7-7 with 11:30 left in the first quarter. McCutcheon found Abraham Barron open for a 24 yard gain followed by Sean Bowman slashing through the Franklinton defenders for a 54 yard gain. Greg McCalop scored from the one yard line and Chamberlain added the extra point to give the Vikings a 14-7 lead. Bowman scored from five yards out with 2:42 to go in the first quarter. Chamberlain added the PAT and the Vikings led 21-7. The Vikings took over on downs at the 35 yard line as the Red Rams failed to convert on fourth down. The stage was set for McCutcheon to fire another touchdown pass to Wilkie from 30 yards out. The PAT was good and the Vikings held a comfortable 28-7 lead. Franklinton answered with a nine yard touchdown pass from Daquan Neal to Brandon Fuller. Jacob Woodward converted the PAT and the Red Rams trailed 28-14 with 2:11 to go in the first half. The Vikings responded with an eight play drive that ended with a one yard run by Earl Green. The PAT was good and the Vikings led 35-14 with 31 seconds left in the first half. Omari Armstrong intercepted a Red Rams pass to give the Vikings good field position. McCutcheon’s pass was picked off and Franklinton scored form 35 yards out. The Vikings led 35-21 at the half. Franklinton took the second half kickoff, but could not move the ball. Bowman ran the ball five times for 70 yards including a 23 yard touchdown. The extra point was good and the Vikings held a 42-21 lead. Greg McCalop had the defensive gem of the game catching a tipped ball while flat on his back. This gave the Vikings another opportunity to score. Bowman bounced his way down the field for an 80 yard touchdown. The Vikings did not convert the extra point after a bobbled snap. The score stood at 48-21 with 6:32 to go in the third quarter. Franklinton ran off 21 straight points to cut the lead to 48-42 with just over a minute remaining in the third quarter. The Vikings answered on the next series that featured a 45 yard reception by Earl Green and a 6 yard touchdown catch by C.J. Hurt. The Vikings led 54-42 with 10:29 to go in the game. Franklinton was determined to stay in the game and scored again at the 6:52 mark to cut the lead to 54-49. McCutcheon capped a 47 yard drive with a seven yard touchdown run to give the Vikings a 60-49 lead. McCalop’s nine yard touchdown with 1:46 remaining gave the Vikings a little cushion at 67-49. Franklinton scored and converted the two point play to cut the lead to 10 at 67-57. South Granville was able to hold off the hard charging Red Rams for the conference win. The Vikings will travel to Southern Vance on Friday, October 18. Stats: Rushing: Sean Bowman (22-403 yards), Greg McCalop (7-31), Earl Green (3-25), Craig Wilkie (2-10), Matt McCutcheon (1-7). Passing: Matt McCutcheon (9/15, 191. 3 TDs), Receiving: Craig Wilkie (2-88), Earl Green (2-56), Josh Lawler (3-17), Abraham Barron (1-24) and C.J. Hurt (1-6). Defense: Tackles: Craig Wilkie (14), Deonte King (12), Greg McCalop (11), Austin Higgs (10), Austin Brogden (10), Quenton King (9), Casey Flowers (9), M.J. Hester (8), Hunter Holliday (7), Omari Armstrong (5), C. J. Hurt (4), Tyler Bunts (3), Cameron Willis (2), Josh Lawler (1) and Kaleb Chamberlain (1). Sean Bowman on his way to 406 rushing yards on 22 carries. Austin Brogden # 43 throws a block to free Greg McCalop # 25 for a Vikings touchdown Craig Wilkie # 27 and Greg McCalop # 25 tackle the Franklinton QB Visit our new photo site for many never before seen photos. Sign up today to search through fabulous action photos. Search for your favorite keepsake moments. Capturing memories could not be easier. www.butnercreedmoornews.org Click on New Photos Austin Higgs # 21 wraps up the Red Rams running back Support Area Sports Coverage By Advertising In The Butner- Creedmoor News. Call Amanda at (919) 528-2393 for more information.
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The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, October 17, 2013 • 5b<br />
Vikings Survive 67-57 Slugfest<br />
South Granville out<br />
slugged the Franklinton<br />
Red Rams 67-57 in<br />
football. Sean Bowman<br />
netted 403 rushing yards<br />
on 22 carries in the<br />
conference opener.<br />
The opening drive for<br />
the Vikings set the tone<br />
for the game. Matt<br />
McCutcheon found Craig<br />
Wilkie wide open on the<br />
right side of the field.<br />
Wilkie took the reception<br />
in for a touchdown from<br />
58 yards out. Kaleb<br />
Chamberlain converted<br />
the extra point and the<br />
Vikings led 7-0.<br />
The Red Rams<br />
answered with an 85 yard<br />
kickoff return for a<br />
touchdown and tied the<br />
score 7-7 with 11:30 left in<br />
the first quarter.<br />
McCutcheon found<br />
Abraham Barron open for<br />
a 24 yard gain followed by<br />
Sean Bowman slashing<br />
through the Franklinton<br />
defenders for a 54 yard<br />
gain. Greg McCalop<br />
scored from the one yard<br />
line and Chamberlain<br />
added the extra point to<br />
give the Vikings a 14-7<br />
lead.<br />
Bowman scored from<br />
five yards out with 2:42 to<br />
go in the first quarter.<br />
Chamberlain added the<br />
PAT and the Vikings led<br />
21-7.<br />
The Vikings took over<br />
on downs at the 35 yard<br />
line as the Red Rams<br />
failed to convert on fourth<br />
down.<br />
The stage was set for<br />
McCutcheon to fire<br />
another touchdown pass<br />
to Wilkie from 30 yards<br />
out. The PAT was good<br />
and the Vikings held a<br />
comfortable 28-7 lead.<br />
Franklinton answered<br />
with a nine yard<br />
touchdown pass from<br />
Daquan Neal to Brandon<br />
Fuller. Jacob Woodward<br />
converted the PAT and the<br />
Red Rams trailed 28-14<br />
with 2:11 to go in the first<br />
half.<br />
The Vikings responded<br />
with an eight play drive<br />
that ended with a one<br />
yard run by Earl Green.<br />
The PAT was good and the<br />
Vikings led 35-14 with 31<br />
seconds left in the first<br />
half.<br />
Omari Armstrong<br />
intercepted a Red Rams<br />
pass to give the Vikings<br />
good field position.<br />
McCutcheon’s pass was<br />
picked off and<br />
Franklinton scored form<br />
35 yards out. The Vikings<br />
led 35-21 at the half.<br />
Franklinton took the<br />
second half kickoff, but<br />
could not move the ball.<br />
Bowman ran the ball five<br />
times for 70 yards<br />
including a 23 yard<br />
touchdown. The extra<br />
point was good and the<br />
Vikings held a 42-21 lead.<br />
Greg McCalop had the<br />
defensive gem of the game<br />
catching a tipped ball<br />
while flat on his back.<br />
This gave the Vikings<br />
another opportunity to<br />
score.<br />
Bowman bounced his<br />
way down the field for an<br />
80 yard touchdown. The<br />
Vikings did not convert<br />
the extra point after a<br />
bobbled snap. The score<br />
stood at 48-21 with 6:32 to<br />
go in the third quarter.<br />
Franklinton ran off 21<br />
straight points to cut the<br />
lead to 48-42 with just<br />
over a minute remaining<br />
in the third quarter.<br />
The Vikings answered<br />
on the next series that<br />
featured a 45 yard<br />
reception by Earl Green<br />
and a 6 yard touchdown<br />
catch by C.J. Hurt. The<br />
Vikings led 54-42 with<br />
10:29 to go in the game.<br />
Franklinton was<br />
determined to stay in the<br />
game and scored again at<br />
the 6:52 mark to cut the<br />
lead to 54-49.<br />
McCutcheon capped a<br />
47 yard drive with a seven<br />
yard touchdown run to<br />
give the Vikings a 60-49<br />
lead.<br />
McCalop’s nine yard<br />
touchdown with 1:46<br />
remaining gave the<br />
Vikings a little cushion at<br />
67-49.<br />
Franklinton scored<br />
and converted the two<br />
point play to cut the lead<br />
to 10 at 67-57.<br />
South Granville was<br />
able to hold off the hard<br />
charging Red Rams for<br />
the conference win.<br />
The Vikings will travel<br />
to Southern Vance on<br />
Friday, October 18.<br />
Stats: Rushing: Sean<br />
Bowman (22-403 yards),<br />
Greg McCalop (7-31), Earl<br />
Green (3-25), Craig Wilkie<br />
(2-10), Matt McCutcheon<br />
(1-7). Passing: Matt<br />
McCutcheon (9/15, 191. 3<br />
TDs), Receiving: Craig<br />
Wilkie (2-88), Earl Green<br />
(2-56), Josh Lawler (3-17),<br />
Abraham Barron (1-24)<br />
and C.J. Hurt (1-6).<br />
Defense: Tackles: Craig<br />
Wilkie (14), Deonte King<br />
(12), Greg McCalop (11),<br />
Austin Higgs (10), Austin<br />
Brogden (10), Quenton King<br />
(9), Casey Flowers (9), M.J.<br />
Hester (8), Hunter Holliday<br />
(7), Omari Armstrong (5), C.<br />
J. Hurt (4), Tyler Bunts (3),<br />
Cameron Willis (2), Josh<br />
Lawler (1) and Kaleb<br />
Chamberlain (1).<br />
Sean Bowman on his way to 406 rushing yards on 22 carries.<br />
Austin Brogden # 43 throws a block to free Greg McCalop # 25 for a Vikings touchdown<br />
Craig Wilkie # 27 and Greg McCalop # 25 tackle the Franklinton QB<br />
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