Johnston Y Is Double Winner
Johnston Youth captures two first place finishes at the Carolinas AAU Age group meet as records fall and talent shines. Paul Shinn notes the event highlighted sprint and relay strengths with notable performances from youth athletes.
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Paul Shinn
Enterprise Sports
Carolinas
Johnston YMCA swimmers sweep as records fall in rain delayed finals
In Saturdays finals Johnston teams dominated the meet scoring 259 points to 236 for Charlotte Central YMCA with Greensboro third and Chapel Hill fourth. Records fell in multiple events including the 200 meter medley relay and 100 meter butterfly and freestyle in a rain interrupted session.
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Greenstoro
Mike
Jenn Leng
Jay
Bill
Jack
Bregg
Sue Wenl
Raleigh
Betsy
Endleigh
Nancy
Vein
Whitehurst
JMY
Sheron Jmy
Price Wit. Clark
Chapel Hill
Ricky Heed
Diane Smith
Greensboro
Rebecca
Tom Berry
Ross
Tim den- Coxhead
Betsy Ao. Saene
Erbecke
Ware
Ricky Pate
Fr. Bragg
Mike Bailey
David Walker
Peter Barnes
Jonn Bei
Sey Icky Pate
Ft. Bragg
Sey OW Cy Cane Medan
Mike Young
Shelby
Jack Statesville
Alan Greensboro
Henry Clerk
Susie Resseguie
Pat Cline
Laura Clerk
Mary Thomas
Jimy
Raye MacNaby
Susie R Seyee
Greensboroe
Robert Brown
Ross ‘Bomin
Hill
Oevere
Ann BI
Terry Orr
Imy
Beker
Walker
Stetesv
Kinston
Ccy
Chapel Eon
Lexington
Columbia
Hickory
Tarboro
Johnston
Charlotte Central Ymca
Statesville
High Point
Johnson
Lions Nose Out Skins With 92 Yard Play
With 6 37 left in the third, Walker tied it for Detroit after a TD. Washington answered, Izo hit Mitchell on a 60 yard run for a TD. Seedberg added the extra point for a 20 14 edge. Izo connected with Angelo Coia on a 92 yard scoring strike for a 27 14 lead early in the fourth.
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Lions
Walker
Skins
Izo
Mitchell
Seedberg
Washington
Detroit
Angelo Coia
Coia
Pion
Goldsboro Edges Charlotte in seven game series clash
Goldsboro moved ahead in the second inning and matched Charlotte runs in the seventh and eighth to win 3-2 over Post 9 of Charlotte. The series shifts to Charlotte’s Highland Park at 8 p m Monday. Eddie Stewart delivered the winning run with a bases loaded single in the eighth after Parrell had started the scoring.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Charlotte
Post
Highland Park
Eddie Stewart
Bob Blanton
Stewart
Mike Parrell
Richard Narron
Parrell
Russ Sears
Narron
Carolina Closed Tennis Opens Headlined by Local Players
The Carolina Closed in Columbia features notable entries from local players including Mohammed Nasim Dea Wyche and Peyton Watson. Doubles teams pair Peyton Watson with David Wilkins while Teer Hardaway and Charles Hardaway join Randy Heffron Rhett Wolfe Bob Randall and Allan Pregnall in the junior field.
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Columbia
S. C
Carolina
Lumbia
Mohammed Nasima Dea
Wyche
Omm Vhsgan
Peyton Watson
David Wilkins
Teer
Charles Hardaway
Randy Heffron
Rhett Wolfe
Bob Randall
Allan Pregnall
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