Today's Sports

 STAFF REPORT

In a high school conference golf tournament April 4 at Rivers Edge, West’s Greg Hensley shot a 5-over par 77 and won by one stroke.

North’s Mason Roberts was second at 78 and South Brunswick’s Adam Franklin was third with a 79 on the 6,440-yard course. West’s Chris Clendenin was fourth at 80 and North’s Tommy Wroblewski was fifth at 82.

Other West scorers: Holt Durham 90, Jack Donoghue 92, Keith Hopkins 93.

 Last March, in an antiquated shot put field in the shadow of the West Brunswick High School football stadium bleachers, junior Kayla Padgett picked up the nearly 9-pound shot, looked into the distance and threw it for the first time in a track meet. She threw it the only way she knew how—like a softball, the sport she had played as a youngster and in her first two years at West.

 The West Brunswick High School girls’ soccer team lost 4-0 to Whiteville in a conference soccer game Monday night at West.

Whiteville scored in the final two minutes of the first half and in the first three minutes of the second half.

The lead went to 3-0 midway through the second half and 4-0 with about 8 minutes left.

Julianna Zio had the best scoring chances for the Trojans, but the Whiteville goalkeeper stopped three on-target shots.

 BOILING SPRING LAKES—In a game with first place at stake, the West Brunswick High School softball team lost 4-1 to South Brunswick on Friday.

The loss was the first in the conference for the Trojans (5-1) as South (6-1) avenged an earlier defeat.