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FEMAIJi ATHIJETES HONORED ? Volleyball and tennis team members receiving awards at the
West Brunswick fall sports ceremony Monday were from left, front, Robin Campbell, Christy Poulos
and Erika Fan. Back, Heather Bolick, Emily Gore, Ferry Culpepper and Nicole Norris.
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FOOTBALL AWARDS ? Members of the West Brunswick Trojan football team honored at Monday 's
fall athletic awards were front, from left, Aldwin lance, Timmy Clemmons, Jeff latino and Daniel
Russ. Back, Charles Thorpe, Brian Alderson, Donnie Warren and Aaron Butler.
Football, Volleyball, Tennis Awards Flow At West Brunswick
BY JOHNNY CRAIG
Volleyball and girls' tennis teams
took the spotlight at Monday's fall
sports awards ccremony at West
Brunswick. Also honored were both
varsity and JV football teams as
well as a host of students who re
ceived scholar-athlete awards from
the North Carolina High School
Athletic Association for the spring,
1990, school semester.
Timmy Clemmons (track), Allen
Hewett (tennis). Amy Caison (soft
ball), Perry Culpepper (softball),
Emily Gore (softball). Heather
Hughes (softball) and Pam Detrie
(softball) were all recipients of the
NCHSAA scholar-athlete award.
All achieved a minimum 3.5 grade
point average (on a 4.0 scale) dur
ing the semester of their athletic
participation.
Culpepper also took top honors
on the Lady Trojan volleyball team
by receiving the coaches award.
The team tri -captain and top setter
was a four-year player and helped
lead West to the state playoffs last
fall for the first time in 13 years.
Gore, one of the team's top
servers, was named most improved
and Nicole Norris received the
rookie-of-the-year award from
coach Debbie Newman.
"It was great to make the playoffs
this year for the first time in a long
while," said Newman. "We have 13
players returning next fall and we
expect even better things ahead."
The volleyball team also captured
its third straight Brunswick County
championship and listed two play
ers to the All-Waccamaw
Conference team ? Meg Small and
Culpepper.
Erika Fan received the coaches
award in girls' tennis. Farr teamed
with Christy Poulos to advance to
the state 1-A ? 2- A doubles champi
onships in late October. The pair al
so was honored for being named to
the All-WC team.
While the Lady Trojan duo quali
fied for the state championship tour
ney, the West Brunswick girls also
advanced to the second round of the
first-ever state team championships.
Robin Campbell was named the
most improved player and also re
ceived an award for being the
team's number one singles seed.
In addition to their state playoff
participation, the Lady Trojans fin
ished 9-3 in the WC and 10-4 over
all. Included in the season was a
win over Whiteville for the first
time in three years. The loss was al
so Whiteville's first in league play
in the last three years as well.
*****
Two-way starter Daniel Russ was
nameu the varsity football's greatest
contributor ? the team's top award.
Brian Aldcrson and Aaron Butler
shared the best back award while
Donnie Warren was named the most
improved player.
Charles Thorpe took best defen
sive lineman honors and Clcmmons
received the best offensive lineman
award. Jeff Letino was honored
with the head hunter award.
Receiving Ali-WC honors were
Lance, George Daniels, Clemmons
and Russ.
Also, some 13 Trojans received
All-Brunswick County honors in
cluding Lance (co-player of the
year), Jim Grissctt, Clemmons,
Alton Johnson, Tony Caison, Lance,
Butler, Lonnie Mitchell, Thorpe,
Daniels, Russ, Jerry Reaves, Letino
and Bryan Fleming.
Two local businesses were hon
ored by head coach Marshall Seay
for their contribution to the West
football program ? Captain Nance's
Restaurant of Calabash and James
and Connie Russ of Ocean Isle
Beach. Both provided Trojan grid
dcrs with team meals during the
season.
Wayne Branch was named the ju
nior varsity's greatest contributor
alter seeing action both offensively
and defensively for the Trojans this
fall.
William Stanley received the best
back award while Steve Brooks
took best lineman honors.
*****
Guest speaker John Robert Bell,
a veteran college coach and educa
tor, opened the ceremony.
Bell was head football coach and
athletic director at East Tennessee
Stale University during 1966-72. In
1969 he guided East Tennessee to
the a national championship in the
Grantland Rice Bowl. As result.
Bell received national coach of the
year honors.
Prior to coming to East
Tennessee, Bell served as an assis
tant for 20 years at Georgia Tech
under the legendary Yellow Jacket
coach Bobby Dodd.
Bell also played in the Cotton,
Sugar and Orange Bowls as a player
at Georgia Tech during the early
1940's.
' ? STOICS BY JOHNNY CKAJG
WELCOMES SPEAKER ? West Brunswick volunteer assistant
football coach Ed Harris (left) welcomes guest speaker John
Robert Bell to Monday's fall sports awards ceremony. Harris
played under then head coach Bell at East Tennessee State
University in the late 1960s.
E. Bladen Cagers Sweep
Past North Brunswick
East Bladen took a Waccamaw 2
A Conference basketball double
header from host North Brunswick
last Friday winning the boys' game
52-46 while taking the girls' contest
65-45.
TV Powell scored 19 points to
lead East Bladen in the boys' game
and Maduka Ballard led North
Brunswick with 11. Morris Johnson
added 12 points for East Bladen
while Andre Grey added 10.
The Cougars led 14-10 in the first
quarter and extended their lead to
eight points at the half, 29-21.
The East Bladen advantage re
mained at eight points at the end of
the third quarter, 39-31. North
Brunswick could get no closer than
six in the final period as the
Scorpions outscored the Cougars
15-13.
Tosha Robbins scored 14 points
to lead the Lady Scorpions (1-9) in
the girls contest while Terri Cowan
led East Bladen with IS.
East Bladen also won the junior
varsity game 65-45.
North Brunswick continues
Waccamaw Conference play Friday
hosting West Brunswick. The
Scorpions also travel to South
Robeson next Tuesday in another
WC contest.
Boys' Results
Score By Quarters
East Bladen 14 15 10 13?52
North Brunswick 10 11 10 15 ? 46
East Bladen scoring: Powell 19,
Johnson 12, Grey 10, McCoy 4,
Rhoda 2, Lesane 2, O. Johnson 2,
Davis 1.
North Brunswick scoring: Ballard
11, D. WadcH 7, Baldwin 6, G.
Wadell 6, Tootner 2, Freeman 6,
Walker 6, O'Neal 2.
South Brunswick Splits
With Viking Cagers
South Brunswick divided a boys'
and girls' Waccamaw 2- A
Conference basketball doubleheadcr
with host West Columbus lust
Friday. The Cougars boys romped
to an 85-40 win while the girls
dropped a 44-41 decision.
Josh White scored 23 points to
lead the South boys to their third
straight league win without a loss.
Preston McGriff added 15 points for
the Cougars (3-0, 9-3) followed by
Greg Williams with 14 and Marcus
Smith 10.
Franklin McDonald scored 12
points to lead West Columbus.
The Cougars led 18-13 in the first
quarter before blowing the game
open for good in the second period.
South held a commanding 47-25
halftime lead.
West Columbus managed just
five third-quarter points as the
South lead grew to 74-30. The
Cougars then outscored West
Columbus 11-10 in the final period.
In the girls' game, Allison
Cum bee led the I-ady Cougars with
12 points and J ana Bowen scored
14 for West Columbus (3-0, 9-2).
Boys Results
Score By Quarters
South Brunswick 18 29 27 11 ? 85
West Columbus 13 12 5 10 ? 40
South Brunswick scoring: White
23, Williams 14, K. Smith 4,
Fullwood 8, Johnson 2, Parker 2,
McGriff 15, Cole 3, Stringfield 4,
M. Smith 10.
West Columbus scoring: Frink 4,
Dawson 6, Freeman 7, Green 10,
McDonald 12, Jackson 1.
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