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Area Church Softball League
Calvary Baptist and Friendship
Baptist arc atop their divisions in the
Brunswick County Church Softhall
League after two weeks of play.
Calvary leads the north division
with a 2-0 mark, while Friendship
leads the south with an identical re
cord.
Friendship opened the season
with a 21-4 win over Camp
Methodist and posted an 8-2 win
over Emanual Outreach last Friday.
Calvary Baptist routed Seaside
Methodist 35-3 in its opening game
and beat Zion Baptist 22-17 on
Friday.
Three teams ? Jennies Branch.
Ocean View and New Bntton ? are
tied for second place in the south di
vision with records of 1-0.
Jennies Branch beat Lctties Grove
33-4 in its only game. Ocean View
was a 17-12 winner over Mount
Olive, while New Britton edged
Shallottc First Baptist 11-10 in its
season opener.
In other games. Supply Baptist
beat Soldier Bay 16-9 in their open
er but lost to Mount Olive 1 7-7 on
Monday.
Lctlics Grove beat Seaside Meth
odist 23-22 Monday after losing to
Camp Methodist 16-13 last Friday.
The church softball league started
March 30 at Waccamaw District
Park and play continues through
mid-July.
Each team will play the six other
teams in its division twice and each
team outside the division once dur
ing the regular season.
Church Softball League
Standings As Of April 7
NORTH DIVISION
Team Wins I .osses
Calvary Baptist 2 0
Mount Olive 1 1
Supply Baptist I I
Camp Methodist I I
Lctlics Grove I 2
Shallollc First 0 I
Seaside Methodist 0
SOUTH DIVISION
Team NVins Losses
Friendship 2 0
Jennies Branch 1 ()
Ocean View I 0
New Britton 1 0
Zion Baptist 0 I
E manual Outreach 0 1
Soldier Bav 0 1
IN MEN'S LEAGWF TOURNEY
Young Guns Edge Turntables
Chris Johnson scorcd a game
high 36 points as the Young Guns
beat the Turntables 68-60 in the
Brunswick County Parks and Re
creation Men's Basketball League
tournament championship last
Thursday.
The Young Guns, runners-up to
the Turntables during the regular
season, nail defeated ttie Lakers and
Sonics to advance to the finals.
The Turntables, league champs
for at least the last five years, got 26
points from Trampus Gausc but
came up short in last week's final at
Shallotlc Middle School.
In the consolation game, William
Johnson scorcd 23 points as the
Lakers nipped the Warriors 83-82 to
capture third-place honors. Roger
Vaught scorcd 21 points for the
Warriors.
In second- round tournament ac
tion last Wednesday, Chris Johnson
scored 36 poinLs to lead the Young
Guns to a 94-90 win over the
Lakers, who were led by Charles
South Netters
South Brunswick's tennis team
posted a pair of Waccamaw 2-A
Conference shutout wins in the past
week to improve its record to 2- 1 .
The Cougars crushed Fairmont's
Golden Tornadoes 9-0 in their home
opener Monday after cruising to an
8-0 win at South Robeson last
Wednesday.
"I think we'll be a contender,"
South Brunswick Coach Jerry Smith
said following Monday's win. "1
think Whitcvillc and West Bruns
wick arc the toughest teams in the
conference again this year."
South was scheduled to face both
of those teams over the next week.
The Cougars were to host the de
fending conference champion Wolf
pack on Wednesday and will travel
to West Brunswick Monday.
Fairmont
Singles: Yount (SB) dcf. Parker,
Webb with 29 points.
Trampus Gausc poured in 37
points to lead the Turntables to a 79
74 win over the Warriors in the oth
er second-round game. Randy Dan
iels scored 20 for the Warriors.
The Young Guns opened the tour
nament two weeks ago with an 84
79 win over the Sonics. Charles Hill
led the Guns with 26 points, and
Kevin Grant scored 28 for the Son
ics.
Trampus Gausc scored 34 points
to lead the Turntables to an easy
101-79 victory over the Brew Crew
in their opening game.
In other first-round tournament
action, Robert Thompson scored 18
points as the Warriors beat the
Rockets 6y-64. Marvin Jones led the
Rockets with 24 points.
The Lakers also got past their
first-round opponent in convincing
fashion, posting a 102-80 win over
Igloo Freeze. William Johnson led
the Lakers with 30 points, and Jeff
Register had 22 for the Freeze.
Post Shutouts
6-4, 6-4; Folding (SB) dcf. Scho
ficld, 7-5, 6-3; Williams (SB) dcf.
Jones, 6-3, 6-2; Black (SB) dcf.
Locklear, 6-0, 6-0; Short (SB) del'.
Bass, 6-1, 6-2; Poulk (SB) del".
Bruner, 6-0, 6-4.
Doubles: Yount and Black (SB)
dcf. Parker and Schoficld, 8-2; Fold
ing and Williams (SB) dcf. Jones
and Locklear, 8-1; Short and West
(SB) dcf. Bass and Bruner, 8-4.
South Robeson
Singles: Yount (SB) dcf. Watson,
6-0, 6-0; Folding (SB) dcf. Knight,
6-0, 6-1; Williams (SB) dcf. Picrcc,
6-1, 6-0; Black (SB) dcf. Hunt, 6-0,
6-0; Short (SB) dcf. Ford, 6-1, 6-0;
Poulk (SB) dcf. Hunt, 7-5, 6-0.
Doubles: Yount and Black (SB)
dcf. Knight and Picrcc, 8-2; Folding
and Williams (SB) dcf. Watson and
Hunt, 8-3.
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WEST BRUNSWICK'S Jeff Halloti fires a sene during the Tro
jans ' tennis match Monday against St. Pauls.
West Trojan Tennis Team
Beats Vikinas. Mustanas
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The West Brunswick boys' tennis
team lost its second match of the
season Monday, but won the only
two matches that really counted last
week.
The Trojans fell to non-confer
ence opponent St. Pauls 7-1 Mon
day, but defeated West Columbus
and South Robeson in Waccamaw
2-A Contcrcncc action last week.
West Brunswick shut out the vis
iting South Robeson Mustangs 9-0
last Thursday in a match that was
rained out March 30.
The Trojans (2-1, 2-2) picked up
their first win of the young season
last Wednesday, beating host West
Columbus 6-2.
Benji Mankin, the Trojans' only
winner against St. Pauls Monday,
remains undefeated for the season.
"St. Pauls is the best team we'll
play all year. They are very well bal
anced," West Brunswick Coach
Marti Gillis said. "The team contin
ues to improve as we gain match ex
perience."
The Trojans, who arc second in the
conference behind unbeaten White
ville, were scheduled to resume con
ference play Wednesday with a
match at East Bladen. West hosts
South Brunswick next Monday.
St. Pauls
Singles: Jackson (SP) del. Hardy,
1-6, 6-2, 6-3; Schwartz (SP) dcf..
Ballou, 6-3, 6-1; Pigford (SP) dcf.
Carr, 6-0, 7-6 (7-1); Mankin (WB)
dcf. Dcmpscy, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3; Parker
(SP) dcf. Scllars, 6-1, 6-2: Walters
(SP) dcf. Carter, 6-3, 6-0.
Doubles: Jackson and Schwartz
(SP) dcf. Ballou and Carr, 8-2: Wal
ters and Parker (SP) dcf. Sellars and
Woolen, 8-0.
South Robeson
Singles: Hardy (WB) del. Knight,
6-1,6-1: Ballou (WB) dcf. Watson.
6-0, 6-0; Carr (WB) won by default.
Mankin (WB) dcf. Ja. Hunt, 6-0. 6
(V SclUtrs (WB) dcf. Jc. Hum, 6-'>.
6-0; Carter (WB) dcf. Ford. 6-0. 6-0.
Doubles: Ballou and Carr (WB)
dcf. Knight and Watson, 8-0; Hardy
and Mankin (WB) won by default:
Woolen and Scllars (WB) dcf. Ja.
Hunt anil Jc. Hunt, 8-4.
West Columbus
Singles: Hardy (WB) del. Sh.
Nobles, 6-1, 6-0: Ballou (WB) del
Oldham. 6-2, 6-2; Roberts (WC)
dcf. Carr, 6-4, 6-1; Mankin (WB)
del. Parrott, 6-0, 6-0; Scllars (WB)
dcf. St. Nobles, 6-1, 6-2; Pfenning
(WC) dcf. Woolen, 5-7, 6- 1 , 6-3.
Doubles: Ballou and Carr (WB)
del. Sh. Nobles and Oldham, 8-4:
Hitrdy and Mankin (WB) dcf. Ro
berts anil Parrott, 8-4.
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