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VARSITY FOOTBALL ------- PIXIES ALL THE WAY!!

AAA DIVISION CHAMPIONS

ROW 1: Ray Hicks, Aaron Sparrows, Tim Morris, Corey Hall, Winchous Hayes, Troy Nowlin, Anthony Brown, Morris Winston ---- ROW 2: Steven

Hales, Curtis Swann, Ricky King, Richard Price, Hiawatha Brown, Herbert Gibbs, Bruce Deloatch, Virgil Moore, Jemar Rivers, Phillip Freeman,

Rooney Southall, Ronald Boone, John Simon, Antonio Hines, Van Edwards, Melvin Hines, Paul Jarman ---- ROW 3: Kevin Hooker, Kareem

Johnson, Hugh Hunter, Anthony Odom, Edward Braud, Corey Cause, Sanford Dowell, Charles Cummings, Mike Atkins, Dwight Wiggins, Charles

Crawford (Manager)

HEAD COACH

DARNELL MOORE

State Coach of the Year:

Associated Press

Metropolitan Coach of the Year: Norfolk Sports Club

Scholastic Coach of the Year: Portsmouth Sports Club

Kenny Rodgers

Linebackers and

Offensive Line

Danny Hill

Outside

Linebackers

Wayne Thompson

Outside Film Crew

Charles Richardson

Defense and Line

Coach

Joe Lasisic

Offensive and

Defensive Coach

Harold Price

Defensive Line and

Receivers Coach

VARSITY FOOTBALL SPECIAL HONORS!

RECORD BREAKERS

Tim Morris, a senior, set a new record by catching 125 passes during his football career at Wilson. His variability was displayed as a wide receiver and a defensive back. His honors in-

luded being selected for: All-State; All-Tidewater (one of four players chosen for both offensive and defensive).

Aaron Sparrow, a junior, set new school and Southeastern District Records by completing 24 touchdown passes, completing 141 passes, and reaching a passing yardage of 2114 (14 games)

----all in a single season! at the end of this year's

season, his total career pass completions were 357. An the leading quarterback in the state, he was selected for: All-Tidewater; All Portsmouth (Frist Team---Offensive and Second Team---De-fensive). His football career is not over at Wilson, because he will be back next year and possibly break some of his own records!

MALVIN HARRELL

All Portsmouth (first , Offensive; Second Team, Defence

COREY HALL

All-Portsmouth (First Team, Defense)

RICHARD PRICE

All-Portsmouth (first Team, Offensive)

ANTHONY ODOM

All-Portsmouth (First Team Offense)

CHARLES CUMMINGS

All-Portsmouth (First

Team, Offesive

WINCHAUS HAYES

All-State; All-Tidewater; All-Portsmouth (First Team, Offensive and Defensive)

TIM MORRIS

All-State; All-Tidewater; All-Portsmouth (First Team, Offensive and Defensive)

ANTONIO HINES

All-State; All-Tidewater; All-Portsmouth (First Team, Offensive and Defensive)

HUGH HUNTER

All Portsmouth (first , Offensive; Second Team, Defence

MICHAEL ATKINS

All-Portsmouth (Second Team)

MORRIS WINSTON

All-Portsmouth (Second Team, )

RONALD BOONE

All-Portsmouth (Second Team )

RODNEY SOUTHALL

All-Portsmouth (Second

Team)

ARRON SPARROW

TIM MORRIS

FIRST DOWN, PRESIDENTS' Van Edwards,

Tim Morris

Wide Receiver, Ronald Boone, makes a quick run off the field.

Coach Moore gives some words of wisdom

of Morris Winston. Ray Hicks is to the

right.

RIGHT: Paul Jarrman, Edward Braud,

Cedric Cradle, and Delmont Hall portray

the spirited mood on the team bus after a

home victory.

TOP PHOTO: Van Edwards and Tim

Morris play a big part in shutting out Deep

Creek 22-0.

Quarterback, Aaron Sparrow, calls the play against Potomac.

DISTRICT,

REGIONAL,

AND STATE!!

Wilson captured the AAA-Division 6 State Football Championship December 16 in bitter cold weather at Foreman Field. They defeated Potomac 20-0 and reclaimed the State Title after 35 years.

The last championship was in 1954, Coach Moore and the team were honored with many cakes, receptions, dinners, and a parade. They attended a session of the General Assembly in Richmond. Banners and congratulations were extended from other schools throughout the city. Previous football championships have been won by the Presidents, but this is the first State Championship for the school at its' present building site.

SCORES

HOME OPPONENTS

Western Branch

Churchland

Manor

Phoebus

Norcum

Indian River

Deep Creek

Oscar Smith

Craddock

Great Bridge

Lake Taylor

Warwick

J.E.B. Stuart

Potomac State Play-off

CENTER LEFT: Winchaus Hayes is pursued by a Potomac player as Melvin Harrell keeps an eye on both. Photo:

Ralph Fitzgerald (Virginian-Pilot --- Star).

CENTER RIGHT: Melvin Harrell tackles a member of the Potomac team. Photo: Ralph Fitzgerald (Virginian-Pilot --- Ledger - Star).

LEFT: Tim Morris carries the ball against Potomac. Photo:

Ralph Fitzgerald (Virginian-Pilot --- Ledger - Star).

C. Gradle, V. Edwards, V. Moore, : R. Boone, C. Moore, L. Trotter, C. Swann, K. Johnson, C. Cummings, C. Louther, K. Hooker, R. Hicks, J. Harris, B. Deloatch, J. Whitfield, D. Strawther, J. Lewis, J. Pope, P. Satterwhite D. Sparrow, C. Beavers, A. Copeland, D. Shepard, K. Hooker, S. Oliver, H. Musser, D. Edwards, J. Brooks, C Robinson, Q. Morris, T. Gant, M. Williams, C. Carden, T. Thorpe, E. Hicks, J. White, H. Stallings, I. Boone, D. Hicks, D. Franklin, M. White, C. Hurdle, M. Lashley, A. Deloatch.

The 1991 Presidents could NOT be defeated!!

1991 SCORES

Bayside

Western Branch

Indian River

Maury

Norview

Indian River

Norcom

Craddock

Churchland

Manor

Norcom

Great Bridge

John Marshall

E.C. Glass

Them

The fighting Presidents once again captured the State AAA Football Championship for Division 5. Rumors about E.C. Glass prompted many fans to attend the game which was held at Western Branch's stadium. There they witnessed Wilson's 43-9 victory over E. C. Glass. With this, Wilson improved their record to 14-0 for the year!

In the playoffs, Wilson defeated Indian River (20-14), Norcom (21-0), and John Marshall (34-0). Wilson was ranked as the best team in the East Coach Region by a national panel of sports writers, and number 15 in the national by the same group. They were also ranked number 12 in the nation by USA Today.

Members of the team to make Portsmouth's All-City First Team were R. Boone, V. Edwards, V. Moore, K. Johnson, J. Whitfield, B. Deloatch (Offense), L. Trotter, R. Boone, K. Johnson, "R. Hicks, C. Swann (Defense), Second Team members were C. Moore, D. Sparrow (Offense), C. Cradle (Defense).

Karriem Johnson was All-State on both Offense and Defense.