Tennis falls to Clayton

Garner 4
Clayton 5
(9-29-11)

Singles:

M. Guha (C) d. K. King (G) 6-0, 6-3
S. Murray (C) d. D. Grissett (G) 6-1, 5-7, 10-7
H. Hamlin (G) d. L. Boykin (C) 6-4, 7-5
E. Singletary (C) d. V. Velasquez (G) 6-1, 6-2
S. Hamlin (G) d. L. Bizzell (C) 6-1, 2-6, 10-4
A. Robb (G) d. G. Morgan (C) 2-6, 7-5, 10-8

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. M. Guha/G. Morgan (C) 8-0
S. Murray/L. Bizzell (C) d. D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) 8-3
L. Boykin/E. Singletary (C) d. V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) 8-1

Exhibitions:

Kristina Zani/Aleshia Vite (3-8) lost in doubles.

Record: (10-2, 10-4)

The Lady Trojans finish second in the conference and will be home for Senior Night on Monday at 4:00 when they host Knightdale.

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JV Trojans hammer SSS

Garner scored 22 first quarter points on Thursday night en route to a 60-0 bombardment of Smithfield-Selma in JV football at Trojan Stadium.

Garner (4-1, 2-0) scored on their second drive of the game as Tyreece Taylor rumbled in from 12-yards out for his first score of the night and it was 7-0, Trojans.

After SSS fumbled away the ball on their next drive, Garner went to the air as Brighton Hudson connected with Julius Barnes for a 15-yard touchdown pass and a 14 point Trojan lead.

The final Garner score of the first quarter came when Snoop Dawson found a seem and raced 51 yards for the score and after a two point conversion, it was 22-0 Trojans after the opening stanza.

Unfortunately for the Spartans, the second quarter was more of the same as the men of Troy scored on their first drive of the second quarter when Taylor scored for the second time, on a 42 yard run and a 30-0 lead.

After a Garner safety made it 32-0, Garner scored again on a run from Gregory Stewart and the final score of the first half was a 16 yard run from Raekown Britton and at the break, the Trojan led 46-0.

In the second half, Garner scored just twice, thanks to a continuous clock. The first score of the second half was a defensive score when Britton picked off a pass and took it back 22-yards for a 53-0 lead.

Finally, Jaython Dunston rumbled six yards to pay dirt and the Trojans capped the game with a 60-0 lead.

Garner will be back in action next Thursday when the travel to West Johnston for a 7:00 kick-off.

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Tennis hammers West Johnston

Garner 7
West Johnston 2
(9-28-11)

Singles:

A. Powers (WJ) d. K. King (G) 6-2, 6-1
D. Grissett (G) d. M. Pullium (WJ) 6-1, 6-0
H. Hamlin (G) d. K. Debord (WJ) 6-0, 6-0
V. Velasquez (G) d. A. Vendel (WJ) 6-0, 6-4
S. Hamlin (G) d. A. Turner (WJ) 6-2, 6-2
T. Vess (G) d. Y. Vanga (WJ) 7-6 (3), 6-2

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. A. Powers/M. Pullium (WJ) 8-2
K. Debord/J. Menella (WJ) d. D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) 8-6
V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. A. Turner/Y. Vanga (WJ) 8-5

Exhibitions:

Emily Chalk (8-6) and Kristina Zani (8-6) won in singles.

Record: (10-1, 10-3)

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Tennis moves past SSS

Garner 5
Smithfield Selma 4
(9/26/11)

Singles:

E. Carter (SSS) d. K. King (G) 6-1, 6-4
D. Grissett (G) d. C. Lee (SSS) 7-6 (3), 6-1
H. Hamlin (G) d. L. Oldham (SSS) 5-7, 6-2, 10-4
V. Velasquez (G) d. B. Beasley (SSS) 6-7 (4), 6-4, 10-7
S. Hamlin (G) d. J. Littlejohn (SSS) 6-1. 6-0
A. Grubbs (SSS) d. T. Vess (G) 3-6, 7-5, 10-12

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. E. Carter/C. Lee (SSS) 8-3
L. Oldham/B. Beasley (SSS) d. A. Clark/E. Pittman (G) 8-1
J. Littlejohn/A. Grubbs (SSS) d. M. Ebri/N. Root (G) 8-2

Exhibitions:

Emily Chalk/Abbey Walton (8-5) and Devon McKee/Samantha Mitchell (9-7) won in doubles. Bailey Roque/Natalie Whittington (3-8) and Bailey Roque/Marina Light (2-8) lost in doubles.

Record: (9-1, 9-3)

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Garner golf win, again

Lady Trojan golf captures their third title of the season. The tournament was held at Johnston County CC. Coach Barnes' team is lead by the Ceyrolles triplets.

Trojans hammer East Wake for Homecoming victory

WEB CAST.

Garner scored early and often on Monday night to win their 28th consecutive homecoming with a 61-6 win over East Wake at Trojan Stadium.

The Trojans (6-0, 2-0) scored on their first drive of the game as they faced a fourth and goal from the three yard-line and on the play, Vince Jefferies hit Armani Lanier for his 12th touchdown pass of the year and Garner was off to the races with a 7-0 lead.

After both teams played the field position game, Garner scored again as Jefferies capped the drive with a one yard touchdown run and a 14-0 lead, at the end of the first quarter.

On the first drive of the second quarter, the Trojans used a six play drive to march down the field on the East Wake (2-4, 0-2) defense before Tyler Hinton scored his first touchdown of the season and gave Garner a 20-0 lead.

The next drive for Garner last two plays before Juwan Moye took it 55-yards for the scored and a 27-0 lead. With one final drive in the first half, Demetrius Fairley rumbled 80-yards and capped the first half with Garner in front 34-0.

At halftime, Garner crowned their homecoming court: Prince: Miles Crawford, Princess: Simone Bullock, King: Jay Booth and Queen: Farrah Roberts.

As for the second half, it was more of the same for Garner. East Wake got the ball to start the second half and after a three and out, the Warriors, traveled a negative two yards, and Garner started from the three yard line which Moye cashed in for the score one play later and a 41-0 lead.

After another rushing score made it 47-0 Garner, Hinton scored again from 16-yards out and a 54-0 lead.

East Wake got on the board late in the third quarter when Chris Pernell hit Dominique Lane for the score and a 54-6 lead.

However, the Trojans added another score on a 14 play, 92-yard drive that ended with Hinton's third rushing touchdown of the night and a 61-6 final.

For Garner it's the second time they've scored 60 points this year with the other being the season opener at Enloe.

The Trojans are back in action on Friday night when they travel to Charles T. Tucker Stadium to battle the Smithfield-Selma Spartans, kick-off is slated for 7:30.

Garner to hold food drive

Garner Magnet High School will hold their 2nd Annual Homecoming Food Drive supporting Community of Hope Ministries during Homecoming Week September 9th - September 23^rd.

STUDENTS: Items will be counted and the points for each class will be awarded first, second, third and fourth place AND included as a part of the annual Homecoming Week spirit competition. The winner will be announced during the Homecoming Pep Rally on Friday, September 23rd.

All fans who donate at least three items will receive $1 off admission to the September 23rd Homecoming Game against East Wake AND a coupon for a free item at Chick-Fil-A. Suggested items are: peanut butter, pasta, rice, all-in-one meals like Hamburger Helper, canned fruit, canned vegetables, soup, cereal, pancake mix, syrup, grits, oatmeal, canned meat, spaghetti/pasta sauce and macaroni and cheese

The Community of Hope Ministries Food Pantry gave out over 80,000 meals in 2010 and has already surpassed that number in 2011. Help Community of Hope Ministries fight hunger in the Greater Garner area. Check us out at http://www.communityofhopeministries.org/

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JV Football to host Middle School Night

Coach Lee and the JV Trojans announced today that they will host the first ever Middle School Night at Trojan Stadium on Thursday night when Garner welcomes Smithfield-Selma to town for a 7:00 start.

Players from North and East Garner are invited to come see the game on September 29 and get in free if they wear their jerseys.

We look forward to seeing you Thursday night at Trojan Stadium for JV football.

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Fall Sports Schedule Changes

Due to the football game being moved to Monday, several other fall sports have been impacted. Check the new schedule changes below:

Soccer @ Knightdale - scheduled for 9/26 has been moved to 9/27

Volleyball @ S.Johnston - scheduled for 9/26 has been moved to 9/27

Volleyball @ E.Wake - scheduled for 9/27 has been moved to Oct.5

Tennis vs SSS - scheduled for 9/26 has been moved to 9/27

Tennis bounces past Harnett Central

Garner 8
Harnett Central 1
(9-22-11)

Singles:

K. Fish (HC) d. K. King (G) 6-2, 4-6, 10-7
D. Grissett (G) d. S. Stewart (HC) 7-6 (4), 6-3
H. Hamlin (G) d. D. Ruiz (HC) 6-3, 4-6, 10-5
V. Velasquez (G) d. N. Moniz (HC) 6-3, 6-2
S. Hamlin (G) d. H. Long (HC) 6-1, 6-0
A. Robb (G) d. M. Birchard (HC) 6-2, 6-2

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. S. Stewart/D. Ruiz (HC) 8-4
D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) d. K. Fish/N. Moniz (HC) 8-5
V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. H. Long/M. Birchard (HC) 8-2

Sarah Koczwara/Bailey Roque (8-4), Kristina Zani/Aleshia Vite (8-5) and Natalie Whittington/Devon McKee (5-4) won in exhibition doubles. Emily Chalk/Abbet Walton (3-8) lost in exhibition doubles.

Record: (8-1, 8-3)

JV Trojans pick up road win

After having their game suspended last week due to lighting, mother nature cooperated with the Trojans on Thursday night as they picked up a big road victory over East Wake at Sasser Stadium.

The Trojans scored early and often on Thursday night as they picked up their first conference victory of the season with a 46-13 victory over the Warriors.

Garner is now 3-1 overall and 1-0 in the Greater Neuse River.

The Trojans return home next week at 7:00 when they welcome the Smithfield-Selma Spartans to Trojan Stadium.

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Garner volleyball wins again

Garner found a way to continue their dominance of the Greater Neuse River on Thursday night with another victory over the Clayton Comets.

Garner took the first game over Clayton 25-21. Early in the second game of the match match, Clayton was forced to call a timeout after a 7-0 service run by Courtney Weathersbee.

Following the timeout, Clayton couldn't seem to get it together to get back in the game and Garner wins 25-16. In the third game, Clayton caught fire and downed Garner 25-14. But, the Lady Trojans rebounded in the fourth game of the match and close it out with a 25-17 victory to win their eighth consecutive GNRC match.

Next week, the Lady Trojans will step out of conference on Monday when they travel to South Johnston. Garner will travel to East Wake on Tuesday before playing host to SSS next Thursday, all matches begin at 5:30.

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Volleyball update

Garner lost to Enloe on Monday night snapping an eight game winning streak. The Lady Trojans won the first game 25-22 but got slammed the second game 25-8. However, they won the third game 26-24. But, Enloe rallied to win the final two games of the match and steal the non-conference victory from the Lady Trojans.

On Tuesday, Garner swept Harnett Central to continue their dominance of the Greater Neuse River. The scores were 25-19, 25-21 and 25-11.

Highlights for Garner came from Elena Mast who came in to serve seven straight service points after Garner fell behind to Harnett Central 6-0 at the start of the the first game, which got Garner back on course.

Courtney Weathersbee was also hot for the night having 16 service points for the night and three kills and multiple assists. Kasha Jeffries had seven kills, four digs and seven service points. Garner fell behind the second game 5-0 early but managed to pull it out winning a tight match 25-21.

Kelsey Bryan had five kills for the evening. Garner found their rhythm in the third game and wins easily 25-11 with Maddie Stewart serving out the game and Shea Barbour playing front line.

The Lady Trojans will be back in action on Thursday when they host Clayton at 5:30.

Tennis pounds Southeast Raleigh

Garner 9
Southeast Raleigh 0
(9-15-11)

Singles:

K. King (G) d. C. O'Neal (SER) 6-0, 6-0
D. Grissett (G) d. D. Hicks (SER) 6-0, 6-0
H. Hamlin (G) d. E. Martin (SER) 6-0, 6-1
S. Hamlin (G) d. D. Rainey (SER) 6-0, 6-0
M. Ebri (G) d. M. Jones (SER) 6-2, 6-1
N. Root (G) d. A. Veras (SER) 6-0, 6-0

Doubles:

V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. C. O'Neal/D. Hicks (SER) 8-1
A. Clark/E. Chalk (G) d. D. Rainey/M. Jones (SER) 8-1
A. Walton/S. Koczwara (G) d. E. Martin/A. Veras (SER) 8-3

Record: (7-1, 7-3)

This Week in Trojan Athletics Show returns tonight

The Trojan Sports Network will team up with Aversboro Restaurant to bring you the This Week in Trojan Athletics Show every Monday night at 7:00.

Fans are encouraged to attend the show at Aversboro Restaurant at 1411 Aversboro Road in Garner.

However, if you can't make it to the show you can listen live to the show by CLICKING HERE.

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Cross County has great showing

Justin Burkey leads the Trojan cross-country with 18:39.1 time, good for second in the W.Johnston Quad meet.
Isiah Cain (10th), Anthony Epps (12), Lance Littman (13) and Nick Snell (14) top Trojan finishers.

McKenzie Bennett leads the Lady Trojans with a time of 25.04 (12th) followed by Caroline Waller (17), Chelsey Grady (22), Allysa Ripley (25) and Monica Moynon (28)

Garner hammers Clayton, again

WEB CAST.

Garner scored early and often as the top ranked team in the area blasted Clayton 42-13 on Friday night at Comet Stadium.

Garner (5-0, 1-0) scored their first 13 points in just three plays to set an early tone. After the Comets went three and out on their first drive, Demetrius Fairley took the handoff up the middle for 69 yards before he was run out at the two. One play later Fairley finished the drive for an early Trojan lead.

Another Clayton (1-4, 0-1) three and out led to a short field for the Trojans and on the first play of the drive, Vince Jefferies found Anthony Tucker for a 46-yard touchdown and a 13-0 lead.

On the next Trojan drive, Juwan Moye got in on the action as he scored from seven yards out to make it 21-0 after the first quarter.

That remained the score until late in the first half when Garner faced a fourth down with less than five second left in the half. The Trojans took to the air and their prayers were answered as Jefferies hit Moye for a 38-yard touchdown strike as the first half clock expired, and at the break it was 28-0 Trojans.

In the second half, it was more of the same as on the first play from scrimmage in the second half, there was a snap over the head of the Trojans Moye, but the ball was picked up by Fairley at the two yard line and he rumbled all the way down field for the score and a 35-0 lead.

Garner scored again late in the third quarter as Jefferies hit Brayden Sims who skied for the ball in the back of the end zone for his fourth touchdown grab of the season and a 42-0 lead.

Clayton put up two late scores including a punt return for a touchdown by Gary Richardson, however it wasn't enough as the Trojans remained perfect with a 42-13 victory. Additionally, the victory for the Trojans was their 23rd consecutive victory over the Comets.

Garner is back at home on Friday night for Homecoming 2011 when they play host to East Wake. Kick-off from Trojan Stadium is set for 7:30.

Tennis keeps on winning

Garner 6
Harnett Central 3
(9-14-11)

Singles:

K. Fish (HC) d. K. King 6-1, 3-6, 10-6
D. Grissett (G) d. S. Stewart (HC) 7-5, 7-6 (5)
H. Hamlin (G) d. D. Ruiz (HC) 6-2, 6-0
V. Velasquez (G) d. N. Moniz (HC) 6-3, 6-2
S. Hamlin (G) d. H. Long (HC) 6-1, 6-4
M. Birchard (HC) d. A. Robb (G) 4-6, 7-6 (3), 10-3

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. K. Fish/N. Moniz (HC) 8-5
S. Stewart/D. Ruiz (HC) d. D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) 8-5
V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. H. Long/M. Birchard (HC) 8-2

Emily Chalk (9-8 (11)) won in exhibition singles. Alyssa Clark/Elizabeth Pittman (8-1), Marina Light/Stephanie Keith (8-2) and Bailey Roque/Sarah Koczwara (5-3) won in exhibition doubles. Devon McKee/Natalie Whittington (8 - 10) lost in exhibition doubles.

Record: (6-1, 6-3)

Mother Nature downs JV Trojans

Garner and Clayton expected to play an entire JV football game on Thursday night at Trojan Stadium, however mother nature had other ideas as the game was suspended with 11:44 left in the first half.

The Comets struck first on the games opening possession as they marched 60 yards down the field on the Trojans defense with a steady diet of the run game. The big play on the drive was on fourth down and two from the Garner eight yard line, the Comets went for it with a Jace Brown run and picked up three for the first down. Two plays later, Nate Davis found his way into the end zone for an early 6-0 Clayton lead.

After the Trojans went three and out, the Comets got the ball right back and scored again as Brown rumbled 21 yards for the score and a 12-0 Clayton lead.

On the ensuing possession, Garner ran one play for no gain before the first quarter came to an end. Following the timeout, Brighton Hudson connected with Julius Barnes for a 58-yard pass play and a Trojan touchdown to make it 12-6.

Following the Garner kick-off a lighting strike hit near the stadium and forced the contest to be delayed at least 30 minutes. Following a series of lighting strikes, it was determined the game would not continue.

Currently, there is no make-up date set for the game, but it will be posted once the schools agree.

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Palladium seeks sponsors

The Garner yearbook aka "The Palladium" are seeking sponsors for the 2011-2012 yearbook. You can find the ways to get involved below.


1. Send pictures of your summer vacation, prom memories, or cool car to the Palladium. The deadline has been extended until Thursday, September 29th. Pictures can be e-mailed to gmhs.palladium@gmail.com with attachments, names, and brief descriptions.

2. Order pictures from your student's school picture day from Lifetouch at https://my.lifetouch.com/mylifetouch/home.jsf.

3. The yearbook is accepting business advertisements and coupons until Tuesday, November 1, 2011 for the all-color yearbook. Please contact the staff regarding submissions or designs for your artwork.
Full Page (47p x 56p)= $300
Half Page (47p x 28p)= $175
Quarter Page (23.5p x 28p)= $100
Eighth Page/ Business Card (23.5p x 14p)= $75

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E-mail: (Adviser) kkrepelka@wcpss.net, (Staff) gmhs.palladium@gmail.com
Yearbook phone: (919) 662-2428

Volleyball with another conference win

The varsity volleyball squad picked up their seventh win in a row on Tuesday night with a three game sweep on the road over Knightdale.

With the 3-0 victory, Garner (7-2, 5-0) has now swept four out of their last five matches. The lst team to take a game from the Lady Trojans was East Wake on September 1st.

Garner will be back on the road Thursday night at 5:30 when they travel to Southeast Raleigh.

Golf wins, again

Lady Trojan golf takes their second title of the new season with a combined 127. Nichole Ceyrolles was the medalist with a 39, Lauren Ceyrolles added a 43, Arianna Ceyrolles shot a 45 for Coach Barnes defending GNRC Champs.

Congratulations to the Lady Trojans for a stellar start to their season!

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Garner tennis hammers Southeast Raleigh

Garner 9
Southeast Raleigh 0
(9-12-11)

Singles:

K. King (G) d. C. O'Neal (SER) 6-0, 6-1
D. Grissett (G) d. D. Hicks (SER) 6-0, 6-0
H. Hamlin (G) d. E. Martin (SER) 6-1, 6-0
V. Velasquez (G) d. D. Rainey (SER) 6-1, 6-0
S. Hamlin (G) d. M. Jones (SER) 6-0, 6-0
A. Robb (G) d. A. Veras (SER) 6-0, 6-0

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. C. O'Neal/E. Martin (SER) 8-0
V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. D. Hicks/M. Jones (SER) 8-0
A. Clark/E. Pittman (G) d. K. Iyala/V. Oloruntba (SER) 8-1

Record: (5-1, 5-3)

This Week in Trojan Athletics Show returns tonight

The Trojan Sports Network will team up with Aversboro Restaurant to bring you the This Week in Trojan Athletics Show every Monday night at 7:00.

Fans are encouraged to attend the show at Aversboro Restaurant at 1411 Aversboro Road in Garner.

However, if you can't make it to the show you can listen live to the show by CLICKING HERE.

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Garner tennis pounces on Wildcats

Garner 8
West Johnston 1
(9-8-11)

Singles:

A. Powers (WJ) d. K. King (G) 6-1, 6-1
D. Grissett (G) d. M. Pullium (WJ) 6-3, 6-2
H. Hamlin (G) d. K. Debord (WJ) 6-1, 6-1
V. Velasquez (G) d. J. Mennella (WJ) 6-0, 6-0
S. Hamlin (G) d. A. Vendel (WJ) 6-0, 6-3
A. Robb (G) d. Y. Vanga (WJ) 6-3, 6-2

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. A. Powers/M. Pullium (WJ) 8-6
D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) d. K. Debord/J. Mennella (WJ) 8-3
M. Ebri/N. Root (G) d. A. Vendel/Y. Vanga (WJ) 8-2

Alyssa Clark (8-2) and Emily Chalk (8-0) won in exhibition singles.

Record: (4-1, 4-3)

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Garner clogs Creek

WEB CAST .

Garner set the tone on the first play from scrimmage and never looked back as the Trojans rapped past Middle Creek 35-21 on Friday night at Trojan Stadium.

Garner (4-0) scored on the first play from scrimmage as Demetrius Fairley rumbled 67-yards for the opening score.

It remained 7-0 in favor of the Trojans until late in the second quarter. Garner got the football after they punted the ball to Middle Creek when the ball hit the Mustang returner and bounced right to Josh Bullock who recovered for the Trojans.

The turnover set up a touchdown pass from Vince Jefferies to Damian Ellis for his first score of the season and Garner took a 14-0 lead to the locker room.

Middle Creek (2-2, 1-0) went three an out to start the second half but on their first drive of the third quarter, Juwan Moye got in on the action scoring from three yards out and a 21-0 Garner lead.

On the ensuing drive, another Mustang miscue led to a blocked punt by the Trojans and a one yard touchdown from Fairley and a 28-0 lead for the home team.

Middle Creek got on the board midway through the third on a David Salmon 11-yard scamper for the score.

Salmon scored again on a keeper, late in the third quarter with a 18-yard run to make it 28-13 in favor of Garner as the fourth quarter began.

After the Mustangs faked a punt and didn't get the first down, Garner had the ball on the one yard line which set up Moye again for the score and gave the Trojans their final score of the night.

Garner held on for the 35-21 victory and improves to 4-0 for the first time since 2007 and following tonight's win, the Trojans are now 8-1 all-time against the Mustangs.

Next week, Garner will begin Greater Neuse River Conference play as they travel to Clayton to battle the Comets with kick-off set for 7:30.

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Lady Trojan Golf picks up victory

Lauren Ceyrolles is the medalist with a 43 and Garner golf takes first place at Wendell CC against the Greater Neuse River Conference. Nichole Ceyrolles adds a 46, and Arianna Ceyrolles a 47 for Coach Barnes Lady Trojans.

Garner will be back in action on Monday at 3:30 when they travel to Bentwinds Country Club to take on Fuquay-Varina.

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JV Trojans bounce back

Following a their first loss of the season last week, Coach Lee and the JV Trojans bounced back tonight with a 28-14 road victory over Middle Creek.

Garner (2-1) scored all 28 points in the first half as Julius Barnes and Rae Britton scored a pair of touchdowns for the Trojans and Tyreec Taylor also scored a touchdowns for Garner.

Middle Creek, who trailed by 21 points at the break score late in the fourth quarter to pull to within 14, but could not pull any closer as the Trojans picked up the victory.

Garner returns to Trojan Stadium next Thursday night when they open Greater Neuse River play against the Clayton Comets. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:00.

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Volleyball keeps on rolling

The Lady Trojan volleyball squad remained perfect inside Greater Neuse River play on Thursday night as they swept conference foe, West Johnston 3-0 at Trojan Coliseum.

Garner (6-2, 4-0) downed the Wildcats in three games 25-21, 25-22 and 25-21 for their sixth consecutive victory.

Coach Boyette and the Lady Trojans will be back in action on Tuesday night when they travel to Knightdale for a 5:30 start.

Garner Tennis blanks Kinghtdale

Garner 9
Knightdale 0
(9-7-11)

Singles:

K. King (G) d. A. Doub (K) 6-0, 6-1
D. Grissett (G) d. K. Branch (K) 6-1, 6-0
H. Hamlin (G) d. S. Shephard (K) 6-1, 6-0
V. Velasquez (G) d. S. Hakes (K) 6-1, 6-0
S. Hamlin (G) d. S. Awad (K) 6-1, 6-2
A. Robb (G) d. A. Blough (K) 6-0, 6-0

Doubles:

V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. A. Doub/K. Branch (K) 8-3
A. Clark/E. Pittman (G) d. S. Shephard/S. Hakes (K) 8-3
M. Ebri/N. Root (G) d. S. Awad/A. Haddon (K) 8-1

Devon McKee (8-4) won in exhibition singles.

Record: (3-1, 3-3)

Garner's NFL update

Entering the 2011 NFL preseason, three former Garner Trojans found themselves on the roster of a NFL team. Brandon Banks ('06) with the Redskins, Richard Medlin ('06) with the Patriots and Chris Culliver ('07) with the 49ers.

Banks who spent last season as a kick returner and wide receiver for the Redskins will return for his second season with Washington.

Culliver was drafted in the third round by San Francisco will get set for his first season by the bay as he was selected for the team after the preseason came to a close.

Medlin who signed with the Patriots as an undrafted free agent out of Fayetteville State had an outstanding preseason for New England but with six running backs in the Patriots camp, the former Trojan, unfortunately did not make the team.

We wish all the former Trojans the best of luck in the upcoming season!

Garner Tennis update

Match Results:

Garner 2
Cary 7
(8-17-11)

Singles:

H. Jabusch (C) d. K. King (G) 6-0, 6-0
P. Ponierza (C) d. D. Grissett (G) 6-0, 6-1
C. Kim (C) d. H. Hamlin (G) 6-3, 6-1
A. Warrier (C) d. V. Velasquez (G) 6-0, 6-4
S. Hamlin (G) d. D. Guerrero (C) 2-6, 7-6 (4), 10-4
A. Clark (G) d. L. Woodell (C) 6-4, 6-4

Doubles:

H. Jabusch/P. Ponierzq (C) d. K. King/H. Hamlin (G) 8-4
C. Kim/A. Warrier (C) d. D. Grissett/V. Velasquez (G) 8-2
D. Guerrero/L. Woodell (C) d. A. Clark/E. Pittman (G) 8-2

Record: (0-0, 0-1)
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Garner 1
Clayton 8
(8-24-11)

Singles:

M. Guha (C) d. K. King (G) 6-3, 6-0
J. Guha (C) d. D. Grissett (G) 6-4, 6-4
S. Murray (C) d. H. Hamlin (G) 4-6, 6-2, 10-4
L. Boykin (C) d. V. Velasquez (G) 6-0, 6-2
E. Singletary (C) d. S. Hamlin (G) 6-2, 6-0
L. Bizzell (C) d. T. Vess (G) 6-0, 6-0

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. M. Guha/J. Guha (C) 9-7
S. Murray/L. Bizzell (C) d. D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) 8-4
L. Boykin/E. Singletary (C) d. A. Clark/E. Pittman (G) 8-0

Ashleigh Robb/Sarah Koczwara (8-3) won in exhibition doubles. Mandisa Ebri/Nicole Root (5-8) and Emily Chalk/Abbey Walton (2-8) lost in exhibition doubles.

Record: (0-1, 0-2)

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Garner 3
Athens Drive 6
(8-25-11)

Singles:

A. Menius (AD) d. K. King (G) 6-1, 6-1
S. Riester (AD) d. D. Grissett (G) 6-1, 6-0
L. Sridhar (AD) d. H. Hamlin (G) 7-6 (5), 5-7, 10-5
R. Nociti (AD) d. V. Velasquez (G) 6-4, 6-4
S. Hamlin (G) d. M. Nigro (AD) 6-0, 5-7, 10-6
G. Moser (AD) d. A. Clark (G) 6-2, 6-0

Doubles:

A. Menius/S. Riester (AD) d. K. King/H. Hamlin (G) 8-0
D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) d. S. Warren/L. Henry (AD) 8-1
V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. M. Peek/R. Oury (AD) 8-4

Record: (0-1, 0-3)

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Garner 7
East Wake 2
(8-30-11)

Singles:

K. King (G) d. A. Montague (EW) 6-1, 6-4
D. Grissett (G) d. S. Blackley (EW) 7-5, 6-1
H. Hamlin (G) d. J. McAbee (EW) 6-2, 6-3
V. Velasquez (G) d. S. Smith (EW) 6-7 (6), 6-1, 10-8
S. Hamlin (G) d. B. McGlynn (EW) 6-0, 6-2
T. Vess (G) d. E. O'Neal (EW) 6-0, 6-2

Doubles:

K. King/H. Hamlin (G) d. A. Montague/S. Blackley (EW) 8-5
J. McAbee/S. Smith (EW) d. A. Clark/E. Pittman (G) 8-6
B. McGlynn/E. O'Neal (EW) d. E. Chalk/A. Walton (G) 8-4

Kristina Zani (6-1, 6-1) won in exhibition singles. Devon McKee (3-8) and Bailey Roque (7-9) lost in exhibitions singles.

Record: (1-1, 1-3)

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Garner 6
Smithfield-Selma 3
(8-31-11)

Singles:

E. Carter (SSS) d. K. King (G) 7-5, 6-1
C. Lee (SSS) d. D. Grissett (G) 7-5, 2-6, 6-10
H. Hamlin (G) d. L. Oldham (SSS) 6-0, 6-1
V. Velasquez (G) d. B. Beasley (SSS) 6-4, 6-2
S. Hamlin (G) d. L. Faulconer (SSS) 6-3, 6-1
A. Robb (G) d. A. Grubbs (SSS) 2-6, 6-4, 14-12

Doubles:

E. Carter/C. Lee (SSS) d. K. King/H. Hamlin (G) 8-6
D. Grissett/S. Hamlin (G) d. L. Oldham/B. Beasley (SSS) 8-6
V. Velasquez/T. Vess (G) d. L. Faulconer/J. Littlejohn (SSS) 8-2

Alyssa Clark/Elizabeth Pittman (8-2), Mandisa Ebri/Nicole Root (8-1) and Sarah Koczwara/Aleshia Vite/Stephanie Keith (8-2) won in exhibition doubles.

Record: (2-1, 2-3)

Garner stays perfect with win over Caps

WEB CAST.

Garner used a mix of the air, ground and one outstanding pass defense to down Broughton 37-13 on Thursday night at Broughton Stadium.

The Trojans struck first as Tyler White nailed a 15-yard field goal, his first of the season, on Garner's opening drive.

However, Broughton (0-2) answered back as Chris Mangus rumbled 36-yards for the Capitals to make it 6-3 in favor of the home team after the extra point failed.

That lead for Broughton didn't last long as Garner (3-0) came storming back as Vice Jefferies found Brayden Sims wide open down the sideline for a 45-yard touchdown grab and made it 10-6 Trojans.

Garner added one more first half touchdown as Jefferies found Sims again and at the half, it was 16-6 Trojans.

The second half proved to be more of the same as the men of Troy scored on their second possession when Jefferies found the end zone from a yard out to make it 23-6 Trojans.

While the Garner offense was racking up points, the defense was putting all kinds of pressure on Will Cooper. The junior quarterback who passed for 2,300 yards last year completed just one pass on Thursday night.

But, the Garner offense wasn't done as Juwan Moye and Sam Stidwell added rushing touchdowns in the final quarter and helped lead the Trojans to their first 3-0 start since 2007 with a 37-13 victory.

Garner will be back in action next Friday night when they return home to face Middle Creek, kick-off is set for 7:30.