WEST BRUNSWICK'S Melissa Johnson compi les in the 100-meter dash last Thursday. She h on th
400-meter race as the iMdy Trojans h on their third straight meet.
West Brunswick Girls
Lead Six-Team Track Field
BY DOl't; R UTTER
The Wcsi Brunswick girls' track
team won its third straight confer
ence meet last Thursday, leading a
field of six teams with 1 16 points.
Irene Johnson led the Lady
Trojans with wins in the 200-mctcr
run and triple jump. She also com
peted on the winning 800-meter re
lay team.
Melissa Johnson won the 400-me
ter run. Laura Hill won the 3(X)-me
tcr hurdles and Medina Moore won
the 100-meter hurdles for West.
South Brunswick finished second
with 80 points, getting wins in the
shot put and 3200-meter relay.
North Brunswick won the long
jump, 100-tnctcr dash and 1600-me
ter relay and edged East Bladen for
third place 77-76. Fairmont had 71
[x>ims and West Columbus had 42.
The West Columbus boys made
up for the last-place finish by the
girls by racking up 189 points for an
easy win.
North Brunswick finished second
with 152 |X)ints. The Scorps won
seven events including the high
jump, triple jump, pole vault, 2(X)
meter run, 800-meter run and 8(X)
mctcr and 3200-meter relays.
East Bladen was third will) 80,
followed by South Brunswick with
45, West Brunswick with 34 and
Fairmont with 25.
The only Waccamaw 2-A Confer
ence team missing from the meet
was Whiteville, which was out of
school last Thursday on Easter
break.
Willi oilier schools on spring va
cation tliis week, conference track
and fieiu competition resumes April
28 at South Brunswick and West
Brunswick.
Pole \ault: Crowder (NB) 10-6;
high jump: Ballard (NB) 6-4; long
jump: Jones (WC) 20-7, triple
jump: Plainer (NB) 43-1; shot put:
Simpson (EB) 44-3; discus: Mack
(WC) 146-5; 110-meter hurdles:
Slackhousc (WC) 17.2; 300-meter
hurdles: Slackhousc (WC) 44.2;
100-meter run: Jones (WC) 11.5;
200-meter run: Plainer (NB) 22.9;
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t STAFF PHOTOS BY DOUG RU1TER
NORTH BRUNSWICK'S Hurry Baldwin clcars a hurdle during
last Thursday's track meet in Shallotte.
400-meter run: Frank (WC) 54.91;
800-meter run: Stfoman (NB)
2.25.2; 1600-meter run: Graham
(WC) 5:03; 3200-meter run:
Graham (WC) 12:17; 400-meter re
lay: WC 46.36, 800-meter relay:
NB 1:39; 1600-meter relay: WC;
3200-meter relay: NB 9:4 1.
GIRLS
Shot put: Bellamy (SB) 33-3; dis
cus: Smith (WC) 91-11; long jump:
Smith (NB) 13-4 1/2; high jump:
Bullock (F); triple jump: Johnson
(WB) 34-9; 100-meter hurdles:
Moore (WB) 20.43; 300-meter hur
dles: Hill (WB) 55.6; 100-meter
run: Smith (NB) 13.38; 200-meter
run: Johnson (WB) 28.06; 400-me
ter ruu: Johnson (WB) 1:12; 800
meter run: McKcllar (WC) 3:00;
1600-meter run: Abrams (F) 6:29;
3200-meter run: Abrams (F) 14:19;
400-meter relay: EB 54.46; 800
meter relay: WB 2:03.23; 1600-me
ter relay: NB; 3200-meter relay:
SB 13:44.
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North Boys , West Girls
Win Waccamaw Meet
West Brunswick's girls and North Brunswick's
boys won a Waccamaw 2-A Conference track meet
last Tuesday at Boiling Spring Lakes.
The Lady Trojans got wins in the triple jump, high
jump, 1 IO meter hurdles, 200-mcter run, 400-meter
run, 800-metcr run and 800-meter relay to edge host
South Brunswick l>4-80.
Fairmont finished third in the girls' meet with 64
points, followed by North Brunswick with 59 and East
Bladen with 43.
South's Lady Cougars posted wins in the shot put,
discus and 1600-meter relay. North's girls won the
long jump and 100-meter dash.
North Brunswick dominated the boys' meet, rack
ing up 156 points with wins in the discus, high jump,
100-meter run, 200-meter run, 800-meter run, 1600
mctcr nin, 3200-meter run and all four relay events.
South Brunswick was second with 94 points, fol
lowed by East Bladen with 51, West Brunswick with
34 and Fairmont with 33.
The host Cougars picked up wins in the pole vault,
triple jump and 1 IO meter hurdles.
Jerry Reaves won the 4(X)-mcter run with a time of
53.5 seconds for West Brunswick's only win.
BOYS
Pole vault: Burke (SB) 11-0; shot put: Simpson
(EB) 44-11 1/2: discus: Cooper (NB) 123-9; high
jump: Ballard (NB) 6-6; long jump: McNair (F) 20-1
1/2; triple jump: Marlowe (SB) 38-8 1/2; 110-meter
hurdles: Chandler (SB) 17.22; 300-meter hurdles:
Hooper (EB) 45.83; 100-meter run: Flamcr (NB)
1 1.28; 200-meter run: Flamcr (NB) 23.15; 400-meter
run: Reeves (WB) 53.5; 800-meter run: Stromas
(NB) 2:12.67; 1600-meter run: Stroman (NB) 5:01.5;
3200-meter run: Dorsey (NB) 12:27.24; 400-meter
relay: NB 44.84; 800-meter relay: NB 1:36.37; 1600
meter relay: NB 3:51.97; 3200-meter relay: NB
9:29.
CIRLS
Shot put: Bellamy (SB) 31-2; discus: Bellamy
(SB) 85-1; high jump: Pcarcc (WB) 4-6; long jump:
Smith (NB) 13-2 1/2; triple jump: Johnson (WB) 34
2 1/4; 1 IO meter hurdles: Moore (WB) 20.48; 300
meter hurdles: Lloyd (EB) 58.78; 100-meter run:
Smith (NB) 13.05; 200-meter run: Johnson (WB)
27.99; 400-meter run: Johnson (WB) 1:10.13; 800
meter run: Dalcamo (WB) 3:12; 1600-meter run:
Abrams (F) 6:26; 3200-meter run: Abratns (F)
14:01.55; 400-meter relay: EB 55.08; 800-meter re
lay: WB 1:57.78; 1600-meter relay: SB 5:11.76;
3200-meter relay: F 12:42.
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