This Week
In Brunswick Sports
THURSDAY, MARCH 11
?West Brunswick hosts South Columbus in varsity baseball
_ scrimmage, 4 p.m.
?South Brunswick hosts Whiteville-Northwood winner in
_ state boys' basketball playoffs, 7 p.m.
?Brunswick County Men's Basketball League at Shallotte
Middle School: Turntables vs. Natural Lites, 7 p.m.; UCB
Nets vs. Young Guns, 8:15 p.m.
FRIDAY, MARCH 12
?Brunswick County Men's Church Basketball League at
Waccamaw Elementary School: Calvary Baptist vs.
Friendship Baptist, 6:30 p.m.; Soldier Bay vs. Shallotte
First, 7:30 p.m.; Letties Grove vs. New Britton, 8:30 p.m.;
Zion Baptist vs. Mount Olive, 9:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
?The Fourth Annual Fred Bradley Scholarship Golf
Tournament will be held at Lockwood Golf Links, shotgun
start at 8:30 a.m. For information, call Michael Hobbs at
842-2002 or James Russ at 754-6023.
?Brunswick County Youth Invitational Wrestling
Tournament will be held at South Brunswick High School,
9 a.m.
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?Waccamaw Conference golf match at Fairmont, 1 p.m.
?West Bninswick hosts Whiteville in boys' tennis, 4 p.m.
TUESDAY, MARCH 16
?West Bninswick hosts Pender in softball, 4 p.m.
?Brunswick County Co-Rec Volleyball League continues its
tournament tonight at Shallotte Middle School. Matches
start at 7 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
?West Brunswick hosts Fairmont in boys' tennis, 4 p.m.
?West Brunswick hosts New Hanover in JV baseball, 5 p.m.
?Brunswick County Men's Basketball League opens its
tournament tonight at Shallotte Middle School. Games start
at 7 p.m. and 8:15 p.m.
This week's listings include events reported to the Beacon. To list a
sporting activity call 754-6890 or write to Doug Rutier, The Brunswick
Bcacon, P.O. Box 2558, Shallotte, N.C. 28459.
IN VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
Gene's Body Shop Takes First
Gene's Body Shop defeated Rita's Team beat A&A Auto Rentals 15-7,
Team 15-12, 15-11, last Tuesday 15-12.
night to wrap up the regular-season The volleyball league tournament
championship in the Brunswick was scheduled to begin Tuesday
County Co-Rec Volleyball League. night and will continue through
Gene's finished the regular season March 23 at the middle school.
with a record of 14-2, while Rita's Co-Rec Volleyball League
Team finished third at 9-7. Richard Regular Season Standings
Jones Construction beat Kari's Team TEAM WINS LOSSES
15-7, 15-12, last week to conclude Gene's Auto Body 14 2
the regular season in sccond place at Jones Construction 13 3
13-3. Rita's Team 9 7
In other matches last Tuesday at Brunswick College 8 8
Shallottc Middle School, Brunswick Roberto's Pizza 6 10
Community College defeated Rob- Kari's Team 3 13
crto's Pizza 15-5, 15-8, and Kari's A&A Auto Rentals 2 14
Wrestlers Win 21 Medals
Brunswick County youth wrest- Jackson.
lcrs won 21 medals at the North County wrestlers earning bronze
Carolina Recreation and Park medals Saturday included Bobby
Society State Championships Satur- Earwood, Shawn Lowe, Daniel
day at Pinccrest High School, Kempton and Jesse Larsen. Fourth
Local winners included gold med- place awards went to Dcke
alists Albert Dumas, Ian Nott, Paul Freeman, James Batson and Bryan
Baker, Anthony Dumas, Walter Hall.
Burckhaltcr, Cameron Cowan and South Brunswick High School
Billy Joe Noble. They each won will host the Brunswick County
their respective age and weight Youth Invitational this Saturday
classes. starting at 9 a.m. Teams arc cxpcct
Winning silver medals were Chris ed from Pennsylvania and West
Orrock, Joshua Honeycutt, Jones Virginia as well as Cary, Apex,
Orrock, Ricky Koch, Eddie Mc- Wilmington, Havelock and New
Kinnon, Scott Hcwctt and Michael Bern.
Lakers Douse Lites In Men's Basketball
Charles Webb scored 28 points to Thursday. The league tournament
lead the Lakers to a 113-82 win over starts March 17.
the Natural Litcs in the Brunswick .. , ? , ? ,
County Men's Basketball League MensBasketballlLeaRue
last Wednesday. Greg While had 32 Stand,nSs As Of March 9
points for the Litcs. TKAM WINS LOSSES
In the week's only other game, Turntables 14 0
Chris Hoover poured in 27 points as Lakers 12 3
the UCB Nets rolled to a 94-79 win Young Guns 8 6
over Cars of Distinction. Brad UCB Nets 7 7
Cheers led the Cars with 26 points. Warriors 4 10
The final regular-season games Natural Litcs 3 11
were scheduled Wednesday and CarsOfDist. 3 12
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Bring On Whiteville
West Brunswick's iMmar Hardy and his teammates have been
practicing hard for the upcoming tennis season. The Trojans open
Monday, March 15, with a home match against Wuccamaw Con
ference foe \X hiteville. The match starts at 4 p.m.
IN CHURCH LEAGUE
Calvary Remains Undefeated
Calvary Baptist beat Camp fcatcd Shallottc Presbyterian 47-31,
Methodist 60-43 Friday to remain Mount Olive topped Emanual Out
undefeated going into the final week reach 50-37 and New Briuon
of the Brunswick County Men's knocked off Zion Baptist 48-44.
Church Basketball League's regular Church Basketball League
season. . Standings As Of March 8
TEAM WINS LOSSES
Calvary improved to 12-0 with Qd Baptist 12 0
the victory Friday night and locked shallottc First 10 2
up at least a share of .he regular-sea- Jcnnics Branch 8 4
son championship. Camp Mctho- Zion Baptist 8 4
1 s record fell to 5-7. Ocean View 7 5
In other league acuon at Wac- Sh . p^bln 7 5
camaw School Friday, Shallotte 7 5
First Baptist improved its second- Npu. Rrifion 7 s
place record to 10-2 with a 69-62 ?Lp Metodist 5 7
win over Lciucs Grove. Seaside Mount0iive 4 8
Methodist upset Oc^n View 42^28, Seaside Methodist 4 8
and Friendship Baptist bombed Sol- Frirrvl<;hip Ranti<;, 3 9
,r aL ' , . n . . Emanual Outreach 2 10
Last Tuesday, Jcnnics Branch de- SoldicrBay 0 12
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To Be Tackled At Forum
"Keeping Afloat in a Sea of
Regulations" is the theme for the
N.C. Fisheries Forum coordinated by
UNC Sea Grant.
The March 13 forum is being held
in conjunction with the 13th annual
N.C. Commercial Fishing Show at
the Crystal Coast Civic Center in
Morchead City March 13-14.
The forum will include an
overview of new and proposed state
and federal regulations affecting the
commercial fishing industry, includ
ing federal turtle excluder device
(TED) requirements, fish excluders
for shrimp trawl, an update on "li
cense to sell" seafood, and fisheries
zoning in North Carolina.
Also included in the forum will be
a presentation by the Coast Guard on
boarding policies, fisheries enforce
ment, vessel safety regulations and a
proposed commercial fishing opera
tor's license.
For processors, the forum will in
clude a segment coordinated by N.C.
State University's Seafood Lab.
Topics arc "Food Safety and Federal
Inspection of Seafood," "Nutritional
Labeling." "What is HACCP?" and
"Shellfish Handling, Packing and
Processing Requirements."
The fishing show, a boat and gear
show for commercial fishermen, will
run feature exhibits and sales of
boats, engines, electronics, fishing
gear and accessory equipment. The
show is spoiiamcd by the N.C. Fish
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This Week's
Tide Table
MARCH
HIGH LOW
Dav Date A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
Thursday It 10:10 10:47 4:02 4:15
Kriday 12 11:03 11:40 4:55 5:06
Saturday 13 11:58 5:49 6:01
Sunday' 14 12:38 12:54 6:46 6:57
Monday 15 1:38 1:56 7:45 8:01
Tuesday 16 2:39 2:57 8:4 8 9:03
Wednesday 17 3:39 3:57 9:45 10:03
ADJUSTMENTS
SHALLOTTE INLET?add 17 mm.
high tide, add 32 min. low tide.
LOCKWOOD FOLLY?subtract 22
mm. high tide, subtract 8 min. low tide.
BAI-D HEAD ISLAND?subtract 10
min. high tide, subtract 7 min. low tide.
SOUTHPORT?add 7 min high Ude.
add 15 min. low tide.
LITTLE RIVER?subtract 11 mm.
high tide, add IS min. low tide.
Fairmont Ends Scorps' Season
The North Brunswick boys' bas
ketball season came to a merciful
end last Tuesday as host Fairmont
defeated the Scorpions 83-52 in the
first round of the Waccamaw Con
ference Basketball Tournament.
Corry Addison scored 22 points
to lead the regular-season confer
ence champ Golden Tornadoes. An
gelo McKcn/.ic scored nine points to
lead North, which ended the season
0-15 against league opponents and
3-16 overall.
North Brunswick, which has lost
25 straight Waccamaw Conference
games, will switch leagues next fall
and "play down" to the 1-A level
despite its 2-A enrollment.
Joining North Brunswick in the
new league will be 1-A schools Tar
Heel, Bladcnboro, South Robeson
and Red Springs. St Pauls, East
Bladen and Fairmont will be the 2-A
schools in the combination confer
ence.
Score By Quarters
North Brunswick 6 15 11 20?52
Fairmont 19 25 21 18?83
North Brunswick scoring: Mc
Kcn/.ic, 9; Shaw, 7; R. Ballard, 6
Hankins, 6; McKoy, 6; Knox, 5
Bell, 4; Black, 4; M. Ballard, 2
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McNair, 12; Hinson, 12; Floyd, 10
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Waccamaw Athletic Association
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Township Park.
Saturday also is the final day of
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Youth Baseball League, said
spokesman Mitchell Williams. Chil
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participate.
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