Recreation
Report
By DICKIE WILLIAMS
* Warren County
Parks and Recreation Director
Youth Basketball Schedule
Saturday, Feb. 22
at John Graham
Pee-Wec
9:00 Yellow Jackets vs
Blue Devils
9:45 Wolfpack vs Tar Heels
Midget
11:45 Celtics vs 76ers
Junior
10:30 Lakers vs Knicks
12:00 Lakers vs Bulls
Senior
12:45 ... Tar Heel vs Blue Devils
1:30 Wolfpack vs Terrapins
2:15 Tar Heels vs
Yellow Jackets
All games on Saturday, Feb.
15 were postponed until a later
date.
Men's Basketball Results
Tuesday, Feb. 11
Warriors, 37?M. Hargrove 12,
Richardson 4, C. Alston 8,
Durham 9, Watson 2, Bullock 2.
Sky Five, 48?Vaughan 5, A.
Hargrove 8, Evans 8, Falcon 9,
K. Hargrove 6, Q. Hargrove 6,
Banks 6.
Scoring in periods:
Warriors 7 6 10 14 ? 37
Sky Five 12 16 6 14 - 48
Baskerville Body Shop, 41? C.
Shaw 14, Branch 7, S. Marable
12, Warden 8.
Jets, 77? G. Baskerville 11, M.
Blackwell 18, D. Alexander 16,
Chavis 2, F. Crenshaw 16, R.
Smith 14.
Scoring by periods:
Baskerville
Body Shop 710 10 14-41
Jets 19 20 18 20-77
Willoughby's, 51?Edwards 2,
R. Garrett 22, R. Martin 11, R.
Thompson 10, Harris 4, Harmon
2.
Genesis, 73?J. Jones 14,
Whire 6, A. Green 12, C. Johnson
18, C. Montague 13, T. George 10.
Scoring by periods :
Willoughbys 1512 8 16?51
Genesis 22 11 22 18-73
Thursday, Feb. 13
Norlina Mills, 48?J. Davis 1Q,
Dubois 4, M. Seward 1, R. Wil
liams 19, T. Traylor 10, Downey
4.
Genesis, 54?J. Jones 29, A.
White 13, Shaw 3, Johnson 2,
Montague 5, Jefferson 2.
Scores by periods:
Norlina Mills 14 10 12 12?48
Genesis 11 18 11 14?54
Vaughan, 41?C. Palmer 18,
M. Vick 11, Richardson 6, Wil
kins6.
Warriors, 55?M. Hargrove 12,
D. Green 10, Watson 6, Bullock 2,
Durham 9, C. Alston 7, Richard
son 9.
Scoring by periods:
Vaughan 1411 7 9-41
Warriors 14 10 17 14-55
T&S Masonry, 44?Elam 5,
Brown 7, M. Stevenson 19, A.
Stevenson 13.
Sky Five, 54?A. Hargrove 12,
Evans 9, J. Falcon 10, Q.
Hargrove 7, Pulley 8, Silver 8.
Scoring by periods:
T&S Masonry 7 91216-44
Sky Five 12 13 9 20-54
Monday, Feb. 17
Baskerville Body Shop, 42?C.
Shaw 5, Branch 8, S. Marable 19,
Warden 2, D. Shaw 8.
Warriors, 76?M. Hargrove 18,
T. Richardson 10, C. Alston 10, S.
Durham 18, D. Green 14, Clifford
2, Bullock 4.
Baskerville
Body Shop 121012 8-42
Warriors 16 18 20 22?76
T&S Masonry, 53?Brown 8,
Wharton 3, Green 7, M. Steven
son 29, A. Stevenson 6.
Genesis, 60?Jones 8, A. White
10, Green 4, F. Shaw 10, C. John
son 10, Montague 5, George 1, M.
Jefferson 12.
Scoring by periods:
T&S Masonry 91113 20-53
Genesis 16 13 15 16?60
Norlina Mills, 36?T. Downey
10, Davis 1, Carter 8, Dubois 8,
Seward 3, Mitchell 6.
Jets, 54?G. Baskerville 10,
Blackwell 8, Alexander 8, Chavis
2, Crenshaw 6, R. Smith 12,
-Mayo 8.
Scoring by periods:
Norlina Mills 8 9613-36
Jets 1620414-54
Men's Basketball Schedule
Thursday, Feb. 26
at John Graham
7:00... Sky Five vs Norlina Mills
8:00 Vaughanvs Genesis
8:00 Willoughbvs vs
Baskerville Body Shop
Monday, Feb. 24
at John Graham
6:30 Baskerville Body
Shop vs T&S Masonry
7:30 Willoughby's vs Jets
8:30 Genesis vs Sky Five
9:30 .. Warriors vs Norlina Mills
Men's Basketball Standings
Genesis 12-2
Sky Five 10-3
Jets 104
Warriors 104
T&S Masonry 6-8
Norlina Mills 6-8
Baskerville Body Shop 4-10
Willoughby's 2-11
Vaughan 2-12
Men's "Over-The-Hill" Results
Tuesday, Feb. 11.
Celtics, 48?P. Williams 12, M.
Crump 16, F. Wrenn 12, Ross 4,
Retzlaff 4.
Norlina, 52?Paschall 8, B.
Fuller 32, Leonard 2, Vaughan 2,
Martin 8.
Warrenton, 24?Smiley 6, J.
Coleman 14, Carroll 2, Hehl 2.
Tar Heel, 50-M. Martin 18, R.
Kirk 12, G. Cooper 12, Clayton 8.
Fat Tuesday's, 34?Hayes 8,
Gehrman 6. R. Renn 16, Robert
son 4.
Bulldogs, 58?L. Dillard 16,
Walker 8, M. Robertson 14,
Whaley 4, Seaman 2, R. L. Renn
6.
Celtics, 42?M. Crump 12, P.
Williams 20, T. Ross 10.
Warrenton, 50?Smiley 2, J.
Coleman 14, Thompson 2, Hehl 4,
Brame 2, R. Shearin 26.
Norlina, 32?Martin 4, Paynter
6, Vaughan 2, B. Fuller 20.
Fat Tuesday's, 50? R. Renn
10, C. Hayes 24, Carroll 6, Per
kinson 2, Gehrman 6, Robertson
2.
Bulldogs, 36?Seaman 4,
Whaley 2, D. Walker 10, Dillard
2, R. Renn 4, M. Robertson 14.
Tar Heel, 50?Martin 10, R.
Kirk 18, G. Cooper 14, Keyser
ling 2, Hicks 6.
Monday, Feb. 17
Celtics, 56?M. Crump 16, F.
Renn 24, P. Williams 14, Ross 2.
Fat Tuesday's, 60?C. Hayes
14, R. Renn 24, Thompson 6,
Robertson 6, P. Carroll 10.
Warrenton, 42?K. Hehl 14, J.
Coleman 28.
Bulldogs, 50?C. Seaman 20, J.
Whaley 10, D. Walker 10, M.
Robertson 10.
Norlina, 42?Leonard 4,
Schulenburger 6, Paynter 2,
Martin 4, Hundley 6, B. Fuller
20.
Tar Heel, 50-M. Martin 16, B.
Hicks 10, G. Cooper 12, R. Kirk
12.
Celtics, 44?F. Renn 28,
Crump 8, Williams 2, Ross 6.
Bulldogs, 50?C. Seaman 10,
D. Walker 22, M. Robertson 14,
J. Whaley 4.
Fat Tuesday's, 26?Hayes 2,
Carroll 2, R. Renn 14, Thomp
son 2, Robertson 6.
Tar Heel, 50?Martin 8, Keys
erling 2, Hicks 4, R. Kirk 28,
Cooper 8.
Warrenton, 34?Hehl 8, J.
Coleman 14, Carroll 2, Brame 8,
Thompson 2.
Norlina, 50?B. Fuller 12,
Paynter 4, Martin 4, Leonard 2,
Schulenburger 4, A. Hundley 24.
Men's "Over-The-Hill"
Basketball Schedule
Monday, Feb. 24, at Hawkins
7:00 Celtics vs Tar Heel
Bulldogs vs Norlina
7:45 Warrenton vs
Fat Tuesday's
Norlina vs Celtics
8:30 Warrenton vs Tar Heel
Fat Tuesday's vs Bulldogs
Men's "Over-The-Hill"
Standings
Tar Heel 4-0
Bulldogs 3-1
Norlina 2-2
Fat Tuesday's 2-2
Warrenton 1-3
Celtics 0-4
Women's Basketball Results
Monday, Feb. 17
live Wires, 10?P. Bugg 2,
Paynter 2, R. Bugg 2, Robertson
2.
Chargers, 17?Stegall 3, B.
Williams 7, Green 2, Gehrman 2,
E.Williams 3.
Scoring by periods:
Live Wires 3124-10
Chargers 4580?17
Foodville 76ers, 10?Quails 6,
Haynes6, Dillard4.
Wise Auto, 21?M. White 10,
Munn 2, Wimbrow 9.
Scoring by periods:
Foodville 76ers 46 2 4?16
Wise Auto 0786-21
Bullets, 17?Shearin 2, Thomp
son 5, Cobellero 2, Neal 8.
Capps & Willoughby's, 34? S.
Alston 22, Smith 2, Carroll 2,
Paynter2, Alston 6.
Scoring by periods:
Bullets 43 46?17
Capps&
Willoughby's 12 612 4?34
Women's Basketball Schedule
Monday, Feb. 24 at Norllna
7:00 Chargers vs Wise Auto
8:00 Live Wires vs
Capps & Willoughby's
9:00.. Bullets vs Foodville 76ers
Women Basketball Standings
Chargers 2-0
Wise Auto 2-0
Foodville 78ers 1-1
Capps & Willoughby's 1-1
Live Wires 0-2
Bullets 0-2
Warren County's Varsity Eagles Claim
Conference Chqpipionship In Basketball
By GAREY BALLANCE
Sports Writer
For the third year in a row,
Coach James Howell's varsity
Eagle boys are conference
champions. This season, Warren
County tops the newly-formed
Tar-Roanoke 3-A Conference,
taking a 9-1 league mark into
Tuesday's home game against
Southeast Halifax. Friday night
the Eagles close out the regular
season at Northwest Halifax.
Warren County clinched the title
with last week's win over Tar
boro and Monday night's rout of
last place Southwest Edge
combe.
Last Tuesday, the Eagles led
all the way, fighting off a late
charge to win 87-78, in a high
scoring affair at Tarboro.
Leading 12-10 late in the first
quarter, the Eagles went on a
tear, scoring 16 unanswered
points to take a 28-10 advantage
early in the second period.
Sparkplug point guard Ricky
Wilkins scored eight points
during the run. The host Vikings
were stunned, but they recov
ered well enough to cut the
margin to 40-26 at the half.
The Eagles continued to hold
sizeable leads in the third quar
ter. Derrick Alston hit eight
points during the period and
Tarboro could not come within
ten. Taro Knight and George
Barnes scored almost all of the
Viking baskets as they closed to
58-40 at the quarter's end.
The fourth period saw the
Eagles match their biggest lead
at 70-52 on a hoop by Alston. The
Vikings would rally however. A
three-point play by George
Barnes finally got them to within
10 at 72-63. After they pulled to
within four at 80-76, the Eagles
scored seven of the last nine to
seal the win.
Ricky Wilkins was the high
point man with 27 points. Sean
added a silent 25, while Derrick
Alston threw in 22.
George Barnes and Taro
Knight had 23 and 22 points for
the losers.
Monday night, the Eagles
made up for Friday's postponed
game by pounding Southwest
Edgecombe 64-35. The win
raised their overall record to 12
6. The Eagles were never in
jeopardy in this contest. Leading
29-16 at the half, they opened the
third period with a Clarence
Watson slam-dunk and never
looked back. Seniors Sean
Moseley and Derrick Alston
were the inside forces, control
ling the boards over the smaller
Cougars. The Eagles also played
well defensively, causing Edge
combe to shoot miserably from
the field.
Moseley and Alston topped the
scoring with 14 and 11 points.
Ricky Wilkins contributed 10.
George Wooten had 11 points
for Southwest.
Girls' Game
Warren County's girls' team
won one of their two games. They
were able to defeat Tarboro, but
could not knock off undefeated
Southwest Edgecombe. The
Lady Eagles, now 14-4 overall
and 7-3 in league play, are still
strugging with Bertie to finish
second in the conference.
Last Tuesday the Eagles got
off to their usual fast start and
held on to beat Tarboro 39-32. Up
16-2 after the first quarter,
Warren County was outscored
17-10 in the second period to
make the score 26-19 at inter
mission.
The teams played to a 13-13
standoff in the final two periods
and the Eagles notched their
14th win of the season.
Tracey Evans led all scorers
with 12 points and Fatima Craw
ford added 10.
Belinda Winnegon and Lisa
Weiman scored eight points
apiece for the Vikings.
On Monday the Lady Eagles
were simply overpowered by the
Lady Cougars in a 54-37 loss. Af
ter sticking close for much of the
first period, Southwest began to
pull away in the second quarter.
They led 32-19 at halftime and 42
28 after three periods. The
Eagles got no closer than 12
points in the entire second half.
Zenobia Hopkins led Eagle
scorers with 12 points, along
with Tracey Evans who had
11.
Pam Gorham finished with 22
points for Southwest Edge
combe.
JV Games
The Eagle JV's lost at Tarboro
53-46 but rebounded to defeat
Edgecombe 44-33.
Deron Moss led all scorers in
the Tarboro game with 18.
James Howell pitched in 12
points.
Glen Hart led Viking scorers
with 17 points.
Against Southwest Edge
combe, the Eagle JV's used a
strong fourth quarter to win a
defensive struggle 44-33.
Leading 22-14 at the half, Warren
County outscored the Cougars
14-8 in the third quarter, putting
themselves ahead 36-22. The
Cougars attempted a fourth
quarter rally but it fell short.
Randy Jordan led the Eagles
with 16 points. Deron Moss had 8.
Tyrone Sumber hit nine for
Southwest.
Friday night's games at
Northwest will be the last for the
regular season. Next week the
Eagles will be in Tarboro for the
Tar-Roanoke Conference Tour
nament.
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