MUSTANGS WIN AT BUZZFR
North
Scorpions
Stung At
Fairmont
BY I)()l C Rl TTKR
Fainnont's Golden Tortuukvs had
no problem handling the North
Brunswiek hoys' basketball team
last Friday; as the conference leaders
handed die Scorps a 103-54 loss.
It was the second loss of the week
and third straight defeat for North
Brunswick, which came up two
|\>ints short against South Robeson
last Tuesday.
On Friday night, Morris
Winningham scored 22 points to
lead four Fairmont players in double
figures.
Johnaihan Gnsscti udded ! 7, Ro
bert McKinnis 16 and Terrencc
Watson 13 for the Golden Torna
does.
Fairmont, which entered this
week with a 6-0 record in the Wae
camav. 2-A Conference, led North
Brunswick 52-16 at halftimc.
Barry Baldwin led the Scorpion
attack with 15 points, and Dwain
Waddcll added 13.
South Robeson
The Scorps lost a heartbreakcr
last Tuesday in Leland as South
Robeson's Keith Hunt scored with
two seconds left to give the Must
angs a 5 1 -49 victory.
North Brunswick had fought back
from an eight-point deficit in the last
two minutes to tie the score at 49
49.
Trailing 49-41, North's Waddcll
convened a ihree-poini play with
1:4ft remaining and then nailed a
three-point shot with 52 seconds left
to trim the South Robeson lead to
49-47.
Waddcll then ued the game with a
sical and lay-up with 14 seconds re
maining before Hunt grabbed an ot
fcnsivc rebound and hit the game
winner for South Robeson.
The Scorpions and Mustangs
were tied 11-11 after one quarter,
and North Brunswick had a slim 23
22 lead at halftime.
South Robeson used 8-0 run
midway through the third quarter to
lak, a 37-32 lead going into the final
period.
Waddcll paced North Brunswick
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added 1 3 for the Scorps.
1 1 was the second straight game
ihat North Brunswick lost in the fi
nal seconds. West Brunswick beat
the Scorpions 53-51 on two late free
throws Jan. 24 in Shallottc.
Tracy Jacobs scored 20 points, in
cluding 10 in the pivotal third quar
ter, to lead South Robeson to its first
conference win of the season. Hunt
finished with eight points.
Score By Quarters
South Robeson 11 11 15 14 ? 51
North Brunswick 11 12 9 17 ? 49
South Robeson scoring: Jacobs,
20; K. Hunt. 8; Alford, 6; Pierce, 6;
MaoIv a- c
' * J y M, uuiv.1, .
North Brunswick scoring: Wad
dell, 21; M. Ballard, 13; Baldwin, 9;
Bell, 4; R. Ballard. 2.
Trojans
Lose At
E. Bladen
Anthony McKoy scored 17 points
as East Bladen routed the West
Brunswick boys' basketball team
73-46 last Tuesday in Eli/abeth
town.
The Trojans also lost to South
Brunswick 74-57 Friday in Shal
lottc. (Sec related story this issue.)
At East Bladen, the Cougars took a
17-11 lead in the opening quarter and
built a 34-21 advantage at halftime.
East Bladen continued to domi
nate in the second half, outscoring
the Trojans 39-25. Charles Young
and Andre Gray each scored 10
points for the Cougars.
Lonnic Mitchell led the West
Brunswick attack with 11 points,
and Adam Johnson added seven.
The Trojans (2-5, 3-12) had Tues
day night off and return to action
Friday night with a home game
against Whitevillc.
Score By Quarters
West Brunswick 11 10 10 15?46
East Bladen 17 17 17 22?73
West Brunswick scoring: Mit
chell, 11; Johnson, 7; Bowcns, 6;
Grissett, 5; Daniels, 4; Stevenson, 4;
Moody, 4; C. Reaves, 2; Marlowe,
2; Holmes, 1.
East Rladen scoring: McKoy, 17;
Young, 10; Gmy, 10; Priest, 8;
Johnson, 8; Monroe, 7; Rhodes, 4,
Mclvin, 3; Rhoda, 2; Powell, 2;
Meares, 2.
STAFF PMOTO BV DOUG BUTTER
MADURA BALLARD (23) scores for iXorth Brunswick in last
Tuesday's 51-19 loss to South Robeson. Also pictured is the Mus
tangs' Michael dales (20).
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Body Shop Second
In Volley League
Gene's Body Shop look over sec
ond plate in the Bruiisvvick County
Parks and Recreation Co-ed Volley
ball League last week with a win
over Kari's Team.
Gene's improved to 6-2 on the
season with the 15-5, 15-7 win last
Tuesday at Shallow Middle School.
In other games last week.
Richard Jones Construction re
mained unbeaten with a 15-11, 15-7
win over Roberto's Pizza.
Rita's Team improved to 3-4 on
the year with a 15-11, 15-12 win
over Brunswick Community Col
lege.
Co-Ed Volleyball League
Standings As Of Feb. 3
TEAM WINS LOSSES
R. Jones Const. 8 0
Gene's Body Shop 6 2
Roberto's Pizza 5
Rita's Team 3 4
Kari's Team 1 f>
Br. Comm. College 0 8
Lakers Top Sonics
In Recreation Ball
The Lakers squeaked past the
Sonics 88-86 last Wednesday to
move into a tic for first in the
Brunswick County Parks and Recre
ation Men's Basketball League.
Leo Smith scored 31 points for
the Lakers, w ho improved to 6- 1 , ty
ing for first place with the
Turntables, w ho were idle last week.
Steven Carr scored 26 to lead the
upset-minded Sonics, who fell to 2-4
with the two-point loss.
In last week's only other game,
the Warriors routed the Brew Crew
93-63. Robert Thompson led the
Warriors with 22 points, and Greg
White scored 29 for the Brew Crew.
Men's Basketball League
Standings As Of Feb. 2
TEAM WINS LOSSES
Lakers 6 1
Turntables 6 1
Young Guns 5 1
Warriors 4 2
Rockets 2 4
Sonics 2 4
Igloo Freeze 1 5
Brew Crew 0 8
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NORTH BRUNSWICK'S KIM DOWE (10) races past Elena lias
kins of South Robeson (40) during last week's game in Inland.
Lady Scorps Lose League Pair
North Brunswick's Lady Scor
pions lost a pair of Waccamaw 2-A
Confcrencc games last week to
Fairmont and South Robeson.
The North girls losl 57-40 last
Friday night at Fairmont to fall to 0
7 in the conference and 2-9 overall.
Fairmont led 29-22 at intermis
sion and pulled away in the second
half, said North Brunswick Assistant
Coach Carlic Luck.
LaTanya Grady led the Lady
Scorpions with 11 points. Michelle
Bennett added nine and Tosha Rob
bins had eight.
South Robeson
South Robeson got 1 2 points each
from Tamcka Reaves and Chasity
Oxendine as the Lady Mustangs
beat North Brunswick 55-31 last
Tuesday in Leland.
f 7 1 1 1 1 1
Grady and Robbins cach scored
10 points for ihc Lady Scorpions,
who trailed 15-9 after one quarter
and 31-19 at halftimc.
South Robeson dominated in the
third quarter, scoring the first eight
points and outscoring North Bruns
\ v *
niviv i u ~t .
The Lady Scorpions outscorcd
South Robeson 8-6 in the final peri
od, but still lost by 24 points.
Score By Quarters
South Robeson 15 16 18 6 ? 55
North Brunswick 9 10 4 8 ? 31
South Robeson scoring: Reaves,
12; Ch. Oxcndinc, 12; McLean, 11;
Haskins, 9; Ladson, 5; Meckins, 2;
Smith, 2; Bethea, 2.
North Brunswick scoring: Grady,
10; T. Robbins, 10; Walker, 2;
Dowe, 2; A. Robbins, 2; A. Ballard,
2; McKoy, 2; K. Ballard, 1 .
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