Staff Report
Matt Lowry and reliever David Zacek held Whiteville to four hits, but North Brunswick lost 6-0 to the Wolfpack in a sectional game of the North Carolina High School state playoffs May 22 at Whiteville.
Whiteville’s Hunter Smith gave up three hits and struck out 10 in the seven-inning game.
Whiteville (22-5) advances to the regional. North, which lost in the regional last year, finishes the season 20-5.
By Rebecca Albin
Executive Director
The First Tee of Brunswick County sponsors a variety of summer programs for kids of all ages and everybody’s invited to participate. Here’s the list:
Summer golf camps. These are for kids and visiting grandkids and begin June 19 and run through Aug. 10.
Participation and fan interest in high school basketball remain strong throughout the nation, and the National Federation of State High School Associations Basketball Rules Committee voted to retain one aspect of the sport that makes it unique from other levels of play.
At its recent meeting in Indianapolis, the committee considered a proposal to add a shot clock to the high school rules but agreed that the sport played by about one million boys and girls in about 18,000 high schools is functioning well without it.
Staff report
The Brunswick County middle schools had their fourth and final track-and-field meet May 10 at West Brunswick High School. South won the girls’ meet and Shallotte won the boys’ meet.
Here are the first-place finishers, as reported by the coaches.
Girls’ winners
Katelyn Hatch of South won the long jump (14-6).
Clarissa Somers of South won the shot put (28-4).
Rexi Lee Harris of South won the high jump.
Heaven-Leigh Banks of South won the discus (71-4).
Fitness classes
Water fitness Class is Monday through Thursday at The Winds Beach Resort, Ocean Isle Beach. Class will run through Sept 27. Fee varies depending on the number of classes you attend. Call Ruthie McHugh at 253-2583 for more information.
Zumba fitness class is Tuesday and Thursday at Body Dimension in Shallotte.
Class is 8-9 a.m. through Sept 27. Fee is $35 per month or $10 per drop-in. Call Ruthie McHugh at 253-2583 for more information.
Staff Report
The North Brunswick High School baseball team beat North Pitt 14-3 in five innings Friday in a third-round game of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Class 2A state baseball playoffs.
Fitness classes
Water fitness class is Monday through Thursday at The Winds Beach Resort, Ocean Isle Beach. Class will run through Sept 27. Fee varies depending on the number of classes you attend. Call Ruthie McHugh at 253-2583 for more information.
Zumba fitness class is Tuesday and Thursday at Body Dimension in Shallotte.
Class is 8-9 a.m. through Sept 27. Fee is $35 per month or $10 per drop-in. Call Ruthie McHugh at 253-2583 for more information.
Staff Report
The West Brunswick High School girls’ soccer team gave up a goal in the first 30 seconds and a goal in the last 90 seconds of the first half as it lost 7-0 May 8 to West Carteret in the first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Class 3A state soccer playoffs.
The Trojans finish the season 12-7-1. West Carteret is 11-7.
Carteret led 3-0 at the half, scoring its second goal in the first four minutes.
Kayla Padgett update
In the Conference USA track and field championships in New Orleans, ECU freshman Kayla Padgett finished fifth out of 18 competitors in the shot put with a mark of 14.30 meters (46 feet, 11 inches). All of the competitors were either freshmen or sophomores. The winning mark was 15.82 meters (51 feet, 11 inches).
She was eighth in the discus with a throw of 44.45 meters (145.10).