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Today's Sports

  • Wilmington runners win BFA race

    Heather Magill, of Wilmington, won the annual Brunswick Family Assistance Sea Trail Plantation 5-Miler Sept. 11. Magill, 29, finished in 30 minutes, 42 seconds.

    Adam Rose, 32, of Wilmington, was the top male finisher and was second overall at 31:41. Gage Hicks, 20, of Little River, S.C., was third in 32:13. Sean Tracy, of Sneads Ferry, was fourth at 33:56.

    Andrea Rose, 31, of Wilmington, was the second-fastest female runner, finishing ninth overall in 36:03.

    Donna Dejong was the third-fastest female runner, finishing 11th overall in 41:03.

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  • Chad McCumbee finishes eighth in...

    For the third straight ARCA race, Chad McCumbee finished eighth.

    McCumbee finished eighth Saturday in the Kentuckians Ford Dealers 200 at Salem Speedway in Indiana. McCumbee started sixth out of 30 drivers. He completed 199 of the 200 laps.

    For the season, McCumbee has five top-10 finishes in 15 starts.

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  • West Brunswick upsets unbeaten...

     The West Brunswick boys’ soccer team became the first team to beat East Bladen this season, winning 2-1 a conference game Monday night at M.H. Rourk Stadium. The victory also was the first in the conference this season for West (1-2, 2-8-1 overall) and ended a five-game losing streak. East Bladen dropped to 6-1-3 overall.

    “I knew we could compete in conference,” West coach Tripp Smith said. “I just was waiting for us to show up and do it.”

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  • McCumbee has another top-10...

     For the third straight ARCA race, Chad McCumbee finished eighth.

    McCumbee finished eighth Saturday in the Kentuckians Ford Dealers 200 at Salem Speedway in Indiana. McCumbee started sixth out of 30 drivers. He completed 199 of the 200 laps.

    For the season, McCumbee has five top-10 finishes in 15 starts.

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  • West ends nonconference season...

     WILMINGTON—The West Brunswick High School football team ended its nonconference season with a 21-14 loss Friday night at Ashley.

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  • McCumbee eighth in ARCA Toledo...

    For the second straight week, Chad McCumbee finished eighth in an ARCA Racing Series race.

    McCumbee started 13th Sunday in the Northwest Ohio Ford Dealers 200 in Toledo, Ohio. He finished 196 of the 200 laps.

    Chris Buescher earned his second ARCA Racing Series victory of 2010. Buescher held off a challenge from Craig Goess to win by 2.6 seconds.

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  • Greg Hensley returns from Pebble...

    By Connie Hensley
    The First Tee

    The Home Care and Hospice First Tee Open at Pebble Beach is over. It showcased the talent and character of 78 young people who participate at The First Tee chapters worldwide.

    As an official Champions Tour event, the stroke play tournament paired one junior with a Champions Tour player and two amateurs for a field of 78 teams.

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  • Scores, highlights of area golf...

    BEACHCOMBERS

    The Beachcombers played a two low nets tournament Friday at Woodland Valley. The winners at -21 by a match of cards were Paul Michal, Reggie Auten, Dennis Keane and Dennis Davidson. In second was the team of Jack Goin, Jim Beairsto, Bob Byrne and Matt Beairsto. Low gross: Matt Beairsto 80, Stu Cleveland 85 and Paul Michal 87. Paul Michal was voted golfer of the week.

     

    BRICK LANDING LGA

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  • Red drum responding to any live...

    As fall creeps ever closer, anglers are enjoying some good fishing that is bound to burst out into great fishing soon. The biggest bite right now is on redfish. Some nice redfish have been landed recently as the big red drum have made their annual pre-fall season showing.

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  • Fall is close, but not quite

    You can’t deny the feeling of fall in the air. You likely know fall offers some of the best fishing the area sees, and as far as I’m concerned, it can’t come soon enough. However, it will still be another couple of weeks before the fall fishing really kicks into high gear.

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