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Today's Sports

  • Ocean Ridge plays spring ringer...

    The Ocean Ridge LGA played its spring ringer tournament March 18 and March 20 on Lion’s Paw. Participants played the same course twice and the best net score by hole of the two days is the ringer score.
    Flight 1: 1. Michelle Sherwood, 58; 2. Diane Wright, 60. Flight 2: 1. Colleen Plebanek, 63; 2. Mickie Underhill, 63; 3. Nancy MacDonald, 64. Flight 3: 1. Bev Furman, 56; 2, Kathy Giancarlo, 58; 3. Maureen Craik, 59. Fourth 4: 1. Joanie Marsh, 61; 2. Di Gruver, 61. Flight 5: 1. Debbie Sisk, 61; 2. Dorothy Bahnick, 67.

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  • Shock shuts out Southport

    The Brush Dental Shock shut out the Freedom Lawn Crossfire of Southport 5-0. The Shock had a balanced attack with four girls scoring. Kayla Crouch, Logan Shultz and Lauren Dimuzzio, each scored one and Ashley Oakes scored two. The Shock is 2-0-1 for the season and has given up one goal.

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  • Lady Trojans split conference...

    Staff Report

    The West Brunswick High School softball team beat East Bladen 7-3 in a conference game Friday in Shallotte.
    Caroline Gore (3-0) was the winning pitcher, giving up two hits and three unearned runs. She walked no one and struck out 12 in the seven-inning game.
    For West, Bethany Morrison was 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Ashley Smith was 1-for-2 with a triple. Abbey Dyson was 1-for-3 with two RBIs. Bre Small had one RBI and walked twice.

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  • White named Conference Carolinas...

    Staff Report

    Mount Olive College pitcher Carly White, who allowed one run in 14 innings in two conference victories last week, is the Conference Carolinas softball pitcher of the week.
    The award was White’s second this season and her third weekly conference award overall in 2012-13. She also earned Conference Carolinas women’s volleyball player of the week honors during the fall.

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  • Silver Coast Lady Lightning...

    On March 16, West Brunswick High School was host of its first Carolina Region club volleyball tournament. Ten teams in the bronze division (for 15-year-olds) from across eastern North Carolina participated. The Silver Coast Volleyball Club Lady Lightning, based out of Brunswick and Columbus counties, won the tournament.

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  • Cougars stay perfect in...

    Staff Report

    The South Brunswick boys’ tennis team improved to 5-0 in the conference, 8-2 overall, by beating North Brunswick 9-0 March 21 in Leland.
    In singles, Gabe Azzato def. Chase Wells 6-2, 6-0. Caleb Stanley def. Miguel Flores 6-1, 6-0. Joey Kronenwetter def. Victor Benitez 6-0, 6-1. Jarrett Walls def. Julien Cruz 6-4, 6-3. Caleb Hemphill def. Andrew Williams 6-1, 6-0. Hunter Britt def. David Solis (NB) 6-0, 6-0

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  • Golf tournaments

    Relay for Life tourney is set for April 20
    Town Creek Elementary School is sponsoring a golf tourney April 20 at Magnolia Greens and the proceeds benefit Relay for Life. The shotgun start is 8 a.m. The fee is $60 per golfer, $240 per team, and covers lunch. To register, call Stella Tucker at (910) 253-6500 or email stucker@bcswan.net by April 1.

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  • Meadowlands Missfits play member...
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  • Scores, highlights of area golf...

    Beachcombers
    The Beachcombers played a two-nets tournament Friday at Carolina Shores. The winners at 124 (-20) were Paul Michal, Ed Nocella, Bud Dunham and Brett Dunham. Second went to Jim Beairsto, Stu Cleveland, Dan O’Connell and Ed Redman at 126 (-18). Gross: Brett Dunham, 86. Net: Ed Nocella and Bob Smith, 70. Bob Smith is golfer of the week.

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  • Wild finish to Myrtle Beach 400

    By Bill Hennecy
    Special to The Beacon

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