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Today's Sports

  • West JV boys win 2 of 3

    STAFF REPORT

    The West Brunswick junior varsity boys’ basketball team won two of three games last week.
    The Trojans (3-1) beat North Myrtle Beach 33-27 on Nov. 29. Demaria Evans scored nine points, Saadiq Johnson six and Shermonde Fulwood five.
    “I thought we played pretty well,” coach Jason Younts said. “It was a pretty evenly matched game. We did a good job in the third quarter extending our lead, which allowed us to maintain control of the game.

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  • Sports briefs

    West Varsity sports calendar
    Times approximate for basketball
    Dec. 9: Basketball vs. Whiteville, 6:30 p.m.
    Dec. 10: Caleb Hawkins Memorial Wrestling Tournament, all day at West.
    Dec. 13: West basketball at North, 6 p.m. West wrestling vs. North, 7 p.m.
    Weekly Scores for Planet Fun

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  • 2012 First Tee Player Card...

    The First Tee’s 2012 Player Card is ready for sale.
    “This year, we have 29 courses in Brunswick County on the Player Card,” said Rebecca Albin, executive director of The First Tee of Brunswick County.
    “Our chapter enjoys amazing support from our local golf community. Each golf course community in Brunswick County is represented this year. There is not another chapter in the network with this kind of support from its local golf courses.”

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  • Scores, highlights of area golf...

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  • Pro profiles: Bryan Thomas,...

    After a long, winding road, Bryan Thomas has found his calling, his niche in life, and today he is a happy man. His job as general manager of Crow Creek keeps him busy and engaged in the world of a sport he loves.
    He is also the host of a television show called “SeasideGolf.com Presents Myrtle Beach,” taping shows weekly that include interviews with golf pros, tour representatives, industry leaders and featuring various Myrtle Beach, S.C. area courses.

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  • Sports calendar

    HOOP SHOOT DEC. 10 AT SMS

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  • December: Time to fish red drum...

    Red drum and speckled trout fishing are already into their wintertime pattern, even though the outside temperatures are still touching 70 some days.
    That is great news for local anglers who want to pursue redfish and trout in boats, looking for the schools in the shallow water without having to endure the harsh cold that will eventually come. If you are a small-boat angler in Brunswick County, now is a good time to get on the water.

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  • Cedar Grove finishes unbeaten in...

    Using the motto of “one team,” the Cedar Grove Middle School soccer team finished the season 8-0.
    “In my 22-year coaching career in Brunswick County, this is my first 8-0 championship team,” coach Marty Mentzer said.
    She has won at least 10 championships and one team finished 7-0.
    “‘One team’ exemplified the way this team played together,” she said. “We scored 31 goals by eight different players and only allowed three goals scored against us all season.”

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  • Rankin honorable mention at All-...

    STAFF REPORT

    Brandon Rankin was one of nine Washington State University football players who received All-Pac-12 Conference recognition, including three named to the second team. Rankin received honorable mention.
    Rankin, a defensive tackle/end, picked up his first career all-conference accolade in his final season at WSU, making 20 tackles, 12 solo and 4.5 for losses.

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  • Rankin named honorable mention...

     Brandon Rankin was one of nine Washington State University football players who received All-Pac-12 Conference recognition, including three named to the second team. Rankin received honorable mention.

    Rankin, a defensive tackle/end, picked up his first career all-conference accolade in his final season at WSU, making 20 tackles, 12 solo and 4.5 for losses.

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