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  • Lady Trojans lose to Whiteville

    Staff Report

    Whiteville beat West Brunswick 3-2 in a conference softball game April 11 in Shallotte.
    The loss dropped West to 4-3 in the conference. Entering this week, five conference games are left.
    For West, Caroline Gore started and gave up two hits and two earned runs in four innings. She walked two and struck out five.
    Kim Cook finished, giving up three hits and walking none. She struck out one.

  • Trojan golfers win another...

    Staff Report

    In a high school golf match April 8 at Land-O-Lakes in Whiteville, West Brunswick won the team event by two strokes over South Brunswick, 328-330. North was sixth (383).
    This was the third event out of five the Trojans have won. They are first in the standings (46) with three events left. West Bladen is second (39) and South is third (38).
    West Brunswick’s best score was a 79 by sophomore Drew Boyer. Other West scores: freshman Landon Patterson, 81; sophomore Cole Snyder, 83; senior Holt Durham, 85.  

  • Trojan tennis team triumphs twice

    Staff Report

    The West Brunswick boys’ tennis team won two conference matches last week, beating North Brunswick 9-0 on April 10 and beating South Columbus 7-2 April 11.
    “We had a very good week,” West coach Bob Bell said. “Both wins were against conference opponents, and South Columbus had beaten us a week ago. That reflects the progress the kids have been working so hard for.  
    “Jason Watts hasn’t lost in five matches and Campbell Alspaugh has a four-match winning streak.”

  • Cougars defeat Trojans in tennis

     BOILING SPRING LAKES—South  Brunswick beat West Brunswick 7-2 in a conference tennis match April 16 at South.

    The Cougars won five singles matches and two doubles matches.

    The victory kept South unbeaten in the conference (9-0) and secured the No. 1 3A seed in the NCHSAA 3A state duals. South is 16-2 overall.

  • West Brunswick defeats North...

     LELAND—West Brunswick beat North Brunswick 10-5 in a conference baseball game April 16 at North.

    The Trojans scored seven runs in the second inning en route to the victory.

    Ryan Caison was the winning pitcher, giving up three hits and three runs (two unearned) in 5.1 innings. He walked three and struck out two. Carson Tew gave up two hits and two unearned runs in 1.2 innings. He walked one and struck out one.

  • West Brunswick defeats North...

     LELAND—West Brunswick beat North Brunswick 10-5 in a conference baseball game April 16 at North.

    The Trojans scored seven runs in the second inning en route to the victory.

    Ryan Caison was the winning pitcher, giving up three hits and three runs (two unearned) in 5.1 innings. He walked three and struck out two. Carson Tew gave up two hits and two unearned runs in 1.2 innings. He walked one and struck out one.

  • West Brunswick defeats North...

     LELAND—West Brunswick beat North Brunswick 10-5 in a conference baseball game April 16 at North.

    The Trojans scored seven runs in the second inning en route to the victory.

    Ryan Caison was the winning pitcher, giving up three hits and three runs (two unearned) in 5.1 innings. He walked three and struck out two. Carson Tew gave up two hits and two unearned runs in 1.2 innings. He walked one and struck out one.

  • CVGA golf

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    CVGA golf

  • Lady Trojans beat North in soccer

    LELAND—West Brunswick beat North Brunswick 9-0 in a conference game Monday.

    Karson Lewis scored three goals. Carla Zio and Abbey Long each scored two goals. Kacey Piver and Casey Bell also scored.

    Zio has scored 25 goals this season and Lewis has scored nine.

  • Lady Trojans lose to Whiteville

     Whiteville beat West Brunswick 3-2 in a conference softball game April 11 in Shallotte.

    The loss dropped West to 4-3 in the conference. Entering this week, five conference games are left.

    For West, Caroline Gore started and gave up two hits and two earned runs in four innings. She walked two and struck out five.

    Kim Cook finished, giving up three hits and walking none. She struck out one.