GORE PITCHES NO-HITTFR
West Trojans Win Two Out Of Three
West Brunswick's baseball team
won two out of three last week, in
cluding its only confcrcncc game
and one against a top-ranked South
Carolina school.
Brian Alderson struck out 1 1 and
yielded only four hiLs as the Trojans
ivat host West Columbus 7-2 last
Tuesday in Waccamaw 2- A
Conference action.
Aaron Butler and Kcane Bellamy
each had two hits for the Trojans,
who look a 3-0 lead in the sccond
inning and never trailed.
Alderson improved to 2-0 as a
pitcher and also had a triple for the
Trojans. Greg Nobles hit a solo
home run for West Columbus.
Wcsi Brunswick Coach Mike
Aldcrson said the best game of the
week was a non-conference contest
last Thursday night against Chcsnee
(S.C.).
The Trojans .Jy- ,
2-1 behind
the strong pitch- k
Scott
Gore, who
hurled a com
plete-game no- , - S
hitter. The ju
nior right-han- . .
der was coming ^ '
off a two-hitler GORE
against South Robeson and im
proved to 2- 1 on the season.
This Week
In Brunswick Sports
THURSDAY, APRIL 16
?Brunswick Community College hosts a golf match at Fox
Squirrel Country Club. 1 p.m.
?South Brunswick hosts West Brunswick and Hoggard in
golf, 2 p.m.
?West Brunswick hosts North Brunswick, South Brunswick
and East Bladen in track meet, 3:30 p.m.
?South Brunswick hosts West Brunswick in Softball, 4:30
p.m.
?North Brunswick hosts Fairmont in softball, 4:30 p.m.
?West Brunswick hosts South Brunswick in varsity baseball,
7 p.m.
?North Brunswick at Fairmont in varsity baseball. 7 p.m.
JBrunswick County Church Softball League at Waccamaw
Park: Emanual Outreach vs. New Britton, 7 p.m.; Jennies
Branch vs. Friendship, 8 p.m.; Zion vs. Ocean View, 9 p.m.
FRIDAY, APRIL 17
?Brunswick County Church Softball League at Waccamaw
Park: Letties Grove vs. Calvary, 7 p.m.; Camp Methodist
vs. Shallotte First Baptist, 8 p.m.; Supply vs. Zion, 9 p.m.
MONDAY, APRIL 20
?Waccamaw Conference golf tournament at West Columbus,
2 p.m.
?West, South and North Brunswick compete in the Sea Shell
Classic baseball tournament this week at Legion Stadium,
Wilmington.
?Brunswick County Church Softball League at Waccamaw
Park: Friendship vs. New Britton, 7 p.m.; Seaside
Methodist vs. Soldier Bay, 8 p.m.; Zion vs. Letties Grove,
9 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22
?West Brunswick hosts New Hanover in junior varsity
baseball, 2 p.m.
This week's listings include events reported to the Beacon. To list a
sporting activity call 754-6890 or write to Doug Rutter, The Brunswick
Beacon , P.O. Box 2558, Shallotte, N.C. 28459.
Viking Tracksters Post Sweep
The West Columbus boys' and
girls' track teams swept North
Brunswick and South Brunswick in
a Waccamaw 2-A Conference tri
mcet last Tuesday at Boiling Spring
Lakes.
The Vikings racked up 96 1/2
points for an easy win in the boys'
meet. North Brunswick finished sec
ond with 62 1/2 points, and the host
Cougars placed third with 26 points.
The Scorpions took second place
despite winning seven events. North
posted victories in the shot put, high
jump, triple jump, 800-meter run,
3200-meter run, 400-meter relay and
3200-meter relay.
South Brunswick's only wins
came in the 800-mcter relay and
pole vault, with Keith Burke clear
ing 10 feet, 6 1/2 inches.
The West Columbus girls had an
even bigger win, scoring 102 points
to outdistance South Brunswick
with 32 and North Brunswick with
26. The Lady Vikings won nine out
of 17 events.
South Brunswick's girls won all
four relays and picked up wins in
the 100-meter hurdles and 300-me
ter hurdles.
The only victories for the North
Brunswick Lady Scorpions were in
the 200-meter run and 400-meter
run.
BOYS
Pole vault: Burke (SB) 10-6 1/2;
shot put: Thompson (NB) 41-9 1/2;
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discus: Mack (WC) 139-6; high
jump: Ballard (NB) 6-0; long jump:
Jones (WC) 20-10 1/4; triple jump:
Flamer (NB) 42-4; 110-meter hur
dles: Ward (WC) 15.1; 100-meter
run: Smith (WC) 11.04; 200-meter
run: Jones (WC) 22.9; 300-meter
hurdles: Waid (WC) 44.4; 400-me
ter run: Smith (WC) 50.25; 800
meter run: Stroman (NB) 2:19.64;
1600-meter run: Graham (WC)
5:11; 3200-meter run: Mcarcs (NB)
11:43; 400-meter relay: NB 46.1;
800-meter relay: SB 1:36.9 ; 1600
meter relay: WC 4:00.18; 3200-me
ter relay: NB 9:23.09.
GIRLS
Shot put: Osboumc (WC) 33-2;
discus: Osboume (WC) 89-11; high
jump: Graham (WC) 4-4; long
jump: Graham (WC) 15-6 1/4;
triple jump: Graham (WC) 32-3
1/2; 100-meter hurdles: Pricc (SB)
21.2; 100-meter run: Graham (WC)
12.6; 200-meter run: Pricity (NB)
29.89; 300-meter hurdles: Price
(SB) 1:00.95; 400-meter run: Ev
ans (NB) 1:15.2; 800-meter run:
McKcllor (WC) 2:52.1; 1600-meter
run: McKellor (WC) 6:36; 3200
meter run: McKcllor (WC) 15:02;
400-meter relay: SB 55.72; 800
meter relay: SB 2:11.5; 1600-me
ter relay: SB 5:23.76; 3200-meter
relay: SB 14:06.
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"That was probably the best high
school baseball game I've seen in a
while," Coach Alderson said.
West Brunswick's Gore and
Butler knocked in the two Trojan
runs. Chesnec scored its only run on
a fielder's choice after Gore had is
sued two walks.
Coach Alderson said the visitors
entered the game with a 13-1 record
and the number two ranking in
South Carolina.
West Brunswick's only loss of the
week was a 4-1 decision to Bymcs
(S.C) last Friday night.
The Trojans had eight hits in the
non-conference game, but Adam
Abhott drove in the only West
Brunswick run with a fourth-inning
double.
Coach Alderson said the Trojans
left nine runners in scoring position.
West stranded runners on second
and third three straight innings.
"Wc were just flat," Alderson
said. "The kids were thinking about
the prom and weren't really focused
on the game."
West Brunswick entered this
week's play with a 3-1 conference
record and overall mark of 5-2.
The Trojans were to play at East
Bladen Tuesday, host Carrolton
(Ohio) Wednesday and host South
Brunswick today (Thursday).
Wolfpack Blanks Scorpions
Whitevillc's Wolfpack continued
us rcccnt dominance of the Wac
camaw 2-A Conference baseball last
week with a 8-0 win at North Brans
wick.
Pitcher Lee Hill struck out 10 as
the Wolfpack remained unbeaten
this season and recorded its 30th
straight victory.
llic undefeated siring dates back
to the start of the 1991 season, when
Whitcville won the slate 2-A cham
pionship.
The Scorps managed only three
hits in the game and committed 10
errors, while the Wolfpack played
flawless defense and pounded out 1 1
hits.
North Brunswick posted a 10-3
non-conference win over visiting
Carroiion (Ohio) Monday night.
Pitcher Casey McBride hurled a
two-hitter for the Scorps while strik
ing oul five Carrolton batters.
Jeremy Child anil Demetrius Bell
drove in two runs each and Robert
He well had three hi us for North
Brunswick.
Last Friday, the Scorpions yielded
six runs in the first inning and lost a
non-conference contest 6-1 to
Chesnee (S.C.).
North Brunswick was to resume
conference play Tuesday night with
a home game against South Robe
son.
The Scorps (2-2, 3-7) arc sched
uled to play at Fairmont today
(Thursday) and will compete in the
Sea Shell Classic tournament next
week in Wilmington during Easter
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Here's Some Advice
West Brunswick Assistant Baseball Coach Art Cassores (left) gives
instructions to Jay McRoberts as he stands on first base during a
junior varsity game Monday. The Trojans pounded East Bladen
15-1 to improve to 4-3 on the season.
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