Trojans Shake Slump With Win At West Coiumbus BY DOUG Rl'TTER Junior point guard L-'ric Johnson Hot shooting, tenacious defense led West Brunswick with 22 points and solid rebounding gave West Timothy Daniels chipped in 15 and Brunswick a much-needed, (><>-40 Derek Frink added 10 as the Trojans win over West Columbus in high improved to 5-6 in the conference school boys' basketball action Kri- and M-13 overall. day night in Ccrro Gordo. West Brunswick came out siz The w in snapped a four-game /ling, hitting their first five shots of Waccamaw Conference losing the game to take a 10-4 lead in the streak for West Brunswick and all first three minutes but wrapped up the Trojans' first The Vikings pulled to within 13 state playoff berth in three years. 10 w ith 2:10 left in the opening peri "This was probably the best game od, but West Brunswick responded we've played all year." West Bruns- with a 5-0 spurt capped off by wick Coach Charlie Stevens said af- Frink's steal and two-handed slani ter the contest. "I guess overall we dunk with 25 seconds left in the first played every phase of the game quarter. wcil." West Brunswick led 18-12 at the L WEST BRUNSWICK GUARD Eric Johnson (20) scored 22 points to lead the Trojans to a 66-40 win. Also pictured is West Columbus' Maris Singletary. Calvary Baptist 10-0 In Church Cage League Calvary Baptist improved to 10-0 in the Brunswick County Men's Church Basketball League with a 68-38 win over Ocean View last Monday. Scott Street scored 14 points to lead Calvary, and Harry Cave had 13 for Ocean View. Calvary main tained a half-game lead over Shal lotte First heading into their head-to head battle Monday night. Shallotte First entered the week with a record of 9-0, coming off a 40-29 win over Zion Baptist last Thursday. Ray Suggs led Shallotte with 20 points, and John Stocks had 10 for Zion. Ix'lties Grove posted two wins last week to improve its third-place record to 9-2. Brad Thomas scored 21 points Friday night as Letties lopped Seaside Methodist 50-41. Mark Allen had 16 for Seaside. In league play last Monday, Thomas st ored 20 points as (jetties Grove edged Camp Methodist 50 48 Carson Davis led Camp with 14 points. Friendship Baptist also notched a pair of wins last week. Jnhnathon fisher scored 3b in an 83-52 win over Shallotte Presbyterian on Thursday. Cameron Kinlaw led Shallotte Presbyterian with 17 points. Last Monday, Fisher scored a game-high 23 points in friendship's 49-46 upset ol Seaside Methodist. Randy Hurst led Seaside with II points. Mount Olive recorded two victo ries last week, starting with a 6(>-2*> win over Shallotte Presbyterian. Frit Mint/ led Mount Olive with 17. and Neil Warren had 1? for Shaliottc. On Thursday, Mintz scored 21 points as Mount Olive defeated Ocean View 49-42. Steve Randone led Ocean View with 17 points. Mickey Garrell led Jennies Branch to a pair of wins last week. Garrell scored 16 points in a 49-27 victory over Ocean View last Friday. Randone led Ocean View with 14 points. F-arlier in the week. Jennies Branch knocked off Dixon Chapel 35-26. Garrell had 13 points, and Terrance Galloway scored 15 for Dixon Chapel. In other church league action last week. LZddie Stevens scored 15 points to lead New Britton to a 47 34 win over Camp Methodist on Friday. Davis had 13 for Camp. New Britton also defeated Supply Baptist 55-34 last Tuesday. Jody Riley led New Britton with 17 points, and Jeff Clcmmons luul 13 in a losing cause tor Supply. Brunswick County Church liaski'tball l.eaguc Standings As Of Feb. 20 Team Wins Ix?sses Calvary Baptist 10 0 Shaliottc First 9 0 Letties Grove 9 2 Jennies Branch 8 2 New Britton 7 3 Camp Methodist 6 4 Zion Baptist Seaside Methodist 5 6 Mount Olive 4 6 Friendship Baptist 4 6 Supply Baptist 2 X Shal. 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West Brunswick opened the third Corey Ward scored 13 points and quarter with a flurry, scoring 11 was the only Viking player in double unanswered points while holding figures. Tyrone Faulk added six for West Columbus scoreless for nearly West Columbus, which fell to 3-7 in five minutes. Johnson scored 13 the Waccamaw Conference and 7-11 points of West Brunswick's 20 overall. points in the third quarter. "I think that game might have put West Columbus Coach Michael us into the state playoffs," Stevens Powell, disappointed with his team's said of the win. "Any time you play at the start of the second half, make the state playoffs it gives you yanked his starters early in the peri- something to be proud of. That gives od and left his reserves on the floor us something to build on for the fu STAFF PHOTOS BY DOUG RUTTER TROJAN FORWARD TIMOTHY DANIELS (32) scored 15 points in West Brunswick 's win Friday night. Defending for West Colum bus is Corey Ward. Shallotte To Face NMB Police In Charity Game The Shallotte Police Department will lake on the North Myrtle Beach (S.C.) Police Department in a charity basketball game this Saturday, Feb. 26, at Loris Elementary School. The game will be part of the I^aw Enforcement Basketball Jamboree which starts at 6 p.m. The Horry County Sheriff's Department will play the South Carolina Highway Patrol in the other game. Tickets will cost $2 per person and can be purchased at the Shallotte Town Hall or Shallotte Police Department. Proceeds will benefit the Cedar Branch Community Park, Horry County Crime Prevention and the teen-age daughter of Shallotte Police Det. Carey Gaskins. Megan Gaskins recently suffered a stroke, and pro ceeds from the game will help pay her medical bills. The school is located on Broad Street in Loris, S.C. 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