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ALL-BRUNSWICK COUNTY TRACT
County Track and Field meet are: froi
Brunswick), 200 relay; Chris Williams
Mlntz (North Brunswick), 3,200-meter
800 relay; Buddy Canady (West Brunt
Brunswick), 1,600 relay; Eric Tunnel
Smith (West Brunswick), 100 and 2?
back?I.arry Galloway (South Rrunsv
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West Brunswick outdistanced
South and North Brunswick Monday
to win the County Track and Fieid
championship winning 11 of 17
events. The Trojans finished with 112
points while South Bniaswick finished
second with 52 and North
Brunswick third with 13.
The championship meet win raised
the Trojans' record to 5-6 overall.
"We had great team motivation today
which hopefully will carry over
Into the Three Rivers Conference
meet scheduled for Monday," said
West Brunswick coach Harold
Johnson.
"Our times were not much l>etter
tluin they have been In earlier meets
but the team was Just fired up by
competing agaiast North and South,"
Johason continued.
I wist week West Bruaswick finished
third In a trl-mect with Whitevlllc
and Pender. Whitevillc dominated
the meet with 114 points while Pender
took second with 31 and the host Tro
Jans third with 24.
West Brunswick will be the host
site for the Three Rivers 3-A Conference
elutmpionship meet Monday
beginning at 3:30 p.m. It will be the
final meet of the season for the Trojans
before district competition
begins.
Results
Shot?1, Scott Rhode (SB), 44-1; 2,
Morse (WB). 42-0
Discuss?1, Scott Rhode (SB),
122-7; 2, Morse (WB), 107-4.5.
High Jump?1, 1-ephus Pigott
(WB), 5-0; 2. Iris Hewett (WB). 5-4.
Long Jump?1, Chris Bryant i WB),
19-2; 2. Iris Hewett (WB), IGO.5.
Triple Jump?1, Chris Bryant
(WB), 39-3; 2. Carl Clause (WB),
36-8 5.
Pole Vault?1, Buddy Canady
(WB), 94); 2. Todd Smalhvood (SB),
8-C>
100-meter High Hurdles?1,
McMuller (WB), 18:51; 2. Chrts
Smith (WB). 18:70.
100-meter?1, Eric Smith (WB),
12.19. 2, Dairy! Ears ;WH), 12 20
800-meter Relay?1, South
Brunswick; 2. West Brunswick.
1,600-meter?1, McMullen (WB),
5:10; 2. Curtis Cowan (SB), 5:17.9
400-meter Relay?1, West
Brunswick, 48 40; 2, South
Brunswick, 49.60.
300-meter Intermediate
Hurdles 1. Keith (lallowav (WB).
Lady Trojans
Sweep TRC
Contests
The West Brunswick l?t)' Trojans
swept n pair o< Three Rivers 5-A I on
ferenoe softhutl s'ntiies Usl week
with a Itv-t rout o< Clinton ami an 8-7
win over West Columbus The twe
wins raised the I -ady Trojans to 2-3 in
the leaitue ami 5-7 overall
Winning pitcher Julie Benton tossed
a two-hitter ami had five runs bat
ted In to lead West Brunswick In the
victory over Clinton Sandy Johnaor
also belted two home runs including
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in pair of runs (or West Brunswick
Howard had a triple and Bentor
had two hits to trad the 1 .adv Trojan
over West Columbus lee Scar
borough had the game-winning RB
as West Brunswick scored the winn
ing run with two out in the seventh u>
rnng
West Brunswick continues Thre
Rivers Conference play Friday a
home against Kast Bladen at i p in
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m left, front row?Steve Fenick (South
i (North Brunswick), 800-meter; Craig
; ToddSmallwood (SouthBrunswick),
iwick), pole vault; Keith Brown (West
I (South Brunswick), 400-meter; Eric
10-metera, 400 relay and 1,600 relay;
viek), 800 relay; Lephus Plgott (West
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45:12; 2, Chris Smith (WB), 45:61.
800-meter?1, Chris Williams
(NB), 21:12.5; 2, Curtis Cowan (SB),
22:25.2.
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Brunswick won the county track an
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long jump and high jump; Anthony B
Keith Galloway (West Brunswick), 30(
(South Brunswick), shot and discuss; K
800 relay.
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200-mcter?1, Eric Smith (WB),
24:71; 2, Darryl Euro (WB), 25:20.
3,200-meter?1, Craig Mintz (WB),
11:53.4; 2, Mark Varnum (WB).
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Leith Brewington (South Brunswick),
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1,600-meter Relay?1, West
Brunswick, 4:01.6; 2, South
Brunswick, 4:18.9.
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lie South Brunswick finished second
dek third.
Mike King and Vann Cobb. Second
idy. Cleve Johnson. Iris Hewett, Greg
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th. Mark Jones, Cloris Bryant, Carl
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The West Brunswick boys tennis ,
team extended its spring of sue- i
cessive wins to 24 last week with a
pair of shutouts over South
Brunswick and West Columbus. The
two wins left the Trojans at 2-0 in the
Three Rivers 3-A Conference and 12-0
overall.
Thursday's 04) shutout over South
Brunswick was the Trojans third
straight shutout and fifth of the l
season.
South Brunswick Results <
Singles: Bland (WB) def. Jessup
(SB), 6-0, 6-0; Gore (WB) def. Flytte
(SB), 6-1, 6-2; D.Ward (WB) def. i
Rogers (SB), 6-0, 6-1; T.Ward (WB) i
def. Spencer (SB), 6-0, 6-2; Cheers
fWB) def. Dosher (SB), 6-3,6-1; Dale
(WB) def. Hue (SB), 6-1, 6-3.
Doubles: Bland-D.Ward (WB) def.
Scorpions Split
With Hallsboro.
Whiteville
North Brunswick nipped Hallsboro
7-6 last week in East Waccamaw 2-A
Conference baseball action on Landon
McLean's game-winning RBIdouble
in the sixth inning.
Andre Perkins was the winning pitcher
for the Scorpions while James
Robinson had a two-run homer to
lead North Brunswick.
On Friday, Whiteville's Tommy
Greene fired his eighth career nohitter
and struck out 17 Scorps to lead
the Wolfpack to a 4-1 win.
North Brunswick's James
Reynolds was the losing pitcher giving
up six hits.
The win raised Whiteville to 7-0,
15-0 while the Scorpions fell to 3-3-1 in
the league and 5-7-3 overall.
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Jessup-Flytte (SB), 8-0;
Gore-T.Ward (WB) def. SpencerRogers
(SB), 8-2; Finch-Robertson
(WB) def. Dosher-Price (SB), 9-7.
West Columbus Results
Singles: Bland (WB) def. Koonce
(WC), 6-2, 6-2; Gore (WB) def.
Peacock (WC), 6-1, 6-4; D.Ward
(WB) def. Williams (WC), 6-0, 6-1;
T.Ward (WB) def. Greene (WC), 62,
60; Cheers (WB) def. Caveness
(WC), 6-2, 63; Dale (WB) def.
Gelezinsky (WC), 61, 62.
Doubles: Bland-D.Ward (WB) def.
Koonce-Peacock (WC), 8-4;
Gore-T.Ward (WB) def. WilliamsGreene
(WC), 8-4; Cheers-Dale (WB)
def. Caveness-Gelezinksy (WC), 61.
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Cougars edged Tabor City 6-5 last
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ference girls Softball contest. Tonya
Galloway led South Brunswick with
two hits while Yvonne Wright had a
pair of hits for Tabor City.
Joy Phillips was the winning pitcher
for the I-ady Cougars, now 4-4 in
the EWC and 8-5 overall.
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Conference Softball decision over
Whiteville last week as Wendy
Williams, Sharon Norris and Beth
Gainey all collected two hits each to
lead the way.
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R-0 in the EWC and 10-1 overall.
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