10 - Thomasviile Times - Thursday, April 1,2010
SPORTS
AREA SPORTS BRIEFS
BASEBALL
Eagles down
Bulldogs
Tyler Lequire picked
up his third win of the
season tossing a two-hit
ter; and striking out nine,
leading East Davidson
past ThomasviUe 8-2 on
Tuesday.
Keaton Hawks had two
hits, an RBI and a home
run, Lequire two hits and
an RBI, Justin Weavil
two hits, Braxton Shetley
a home run and RBI, Jus
tin Mounts had two RBIs
and Justin Hulin had an
RBI for the Golden Ea
gles.
Sam Everhart and Jus
tin Hubbard had the two
hits for the Bulldogs. Ko-
rey Hilbourn (1-2) got the
loss for THS.
East moves to 6-4, 2-0
while Thomasviile fall to
2-6,0-2.
EDHS will host Central
Davidson today at 5.
SOFTBALL
Lady Eagles rough
up Bulldogs
East Davidson made
quick work of Thomas-
vUle Tuesday notching a
20-0 victory in three in
nings.
Spencer Embler got the
win and added two hits
and two RBIs at the plate.
Paige Byrd had three hits
and two RBIs including a
home run, Morgan Gal-
limore had two hits with
an RBI, Brittany Osborne
two hits and an RBI and
Jessica Esquivel had two
hits and three RBIs.
East is 7-1 overall, 2-0 in
the CCC.
Panthers go wild
in fourth
Ledford got all of its
offense in the fourth in
ning, scoring 10 runs oh
the way to a 10-0 win over
North Forsyth Tuesday
in Wallburg in five in
nings.
Kristen Murphy fired a
no-hitter to get the win in
the circle.
Pacing the Lady Pan
thers at the plate were
Meg Everhart with two
hits and an RBI, Mel
Green two hits and RBI,
Brittany Williams three
hits and an RBI, Deanna
Crayton two RBIs.
Ledford is 2-0 in the
MPC, 7-3 overall.
SOCCER
EDHS slides past
Jackets
Taylor Hallman and
Ashley Swaim each
scored a goal to send East
Davidson past Lexing
ton 2-1 on Monday. Haley
Grimsley added an as
sist.
BASKETBALL
DCCC offers camp
Davidson County Com
munity College will con
duct a camp June 28-July
2 for players grades 4-12.
The camp will run each
day from 8:30 a.m.-noon.
The goal of the camp is
to give campers instruc
tion in the fundamentals
of basketball as well as
emphasize team play and
sportsmanshit). Camp
ers will be divided into
groups based on age and
ability level. Instruction
will be provided by mem
bers of DCCC coaching
staff, players and other
area coaches.
Cost is $75 per camper.
Make checks payable to
DCCC, P.O. Box 1287, Lex
ington, N.C. 27293. Please
mark the bottom left cor
ner ‘basketball camp.’
For questions, contact
coach Matt Ridge at 239-
3819.
GOLF
Fundraiser
tournament
The Cap and Mabel Bur
row Foundation will hold
a fundraising golf tour
nament to raise funds to
support the Foundation’s
efforts to meet the needs
of people with mental
iUness, developmental
disabilities and addictive
diseases.
The captain’s choice
golf tournament wiU be
held May 4 at HoHy Ridge
Golf Links, in Archdale,
with a 1:30 p;m. start
time.
Cost per player is $75
and includes a round,of
golf, golfer goodie bag,
snacks and beverages
throughout the game,
and dinner following
tournament play. Prizes
wiU be awarded for the
first, second and third
place teams as well as for
closest to the pin and lon
gest putt.
Various sponsorships
are available including
Eagle, Birdie, Par and
Hole Sponsors. Organiz
ers are also seeking si
lent auction items for the
event.
The Cap and Mabel
Burrow Foundation is
a non-profit agency that
works throughout the
year to provide addition
al support to meet the
medical, social, housing,
transportation and other
needs of people with de
velopmental disabilities,
mental illness and sub
stance abuse issues. The-
Foundation provides
help to people through
out Randolph County, the
SandhiUs area, the Tri
ad, Chatham, Wake and
Johnston counties.
To participate in the
golf tournament either
by sponsoring, playing
or donating, or for more
information, contact Jen
nifer Barbee Swift at 495-
2734.
urday, June 26, at 8 a.m.
as part of the Fun Fourth
Festival.
The annual event, now
in its 36th consecutive
year, is a community
celebration of Indepen
dence Day for Guilford
County and the Pied
mont Triad, and this year
will be held in downtown
Greensboro.
The race’s headquar
ters, start and finish will
be at Greensboro Mar
riott-Downtown, 301 N.
Greene St. Run or walk
in honor of the dedicat
ed Military Personnel &
Veterans. Registration
is the day of the race
from 6:30-7:30 a.m., or be
forehand online at www.
funfourthfestival.org.
Concealed handgun
class
There will be a con
cealed handgun class
April 24, at the Fairgrove
Fire Department. The
class is from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
This class is mandatory
for anyone wishing to get
a concealed handgun per
mit. The class is covered
by Jason Livingston, N.C.
certified firearms in
structor and 16 years law
enforcement experience.
The class covers laws for
citizens governing the
use of deadly force to pro
tect their homes, as weU
as deadly force laws in
general as they pertain to
citizens of N.C. Also, gun
safety, marksmanship
and fundamentals are
covered and practiced
during the class, with
hands on range time.
To sign up for the class
call Livingston at 687-
0290 or go by the fire de
partment.
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