Epiphany boys swim team repeats as state champs
Epiphany boys swim program seals a second straight independent school state title with a dramatic 4x400 freestyle relay win over Trinity of Durham. The relay team Bowser Wang Jones True set a state record while coach David Wang emphasizes hard work and early morning practices at the Y.
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Area wrestlers head to states for Greensboro titles
Nineteen Sun Journal area wrestlers advance toward the state championships at the Greensboro Coliseum with hopes of podium finishes. Pamlico County's Javon Armstrong leads 1A hopes at heavyweight with a 29-0 record as West Craven sending four competitors, and Havelock fielding six in 3A while New Bern leads 4A with eight qualifiers.
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Nate Lucio
Xavier McCullough
Jamie Duffy
Gordon Whitfield
Derek Waiau
Isaiah Verspoor
East Carolina Announces 2020 Schedule with Eight Bowl Teams
East Carolina releases its 2020 football slate featuring eight opponents who played in bowls last season. Non conference games include Marshall at home September 5 South Carolina on September 12 Norfolk State September 19 and at Georgia State October 3. ESPN will televise three AAC games including Central Florida September 24 at Dowdy Ficklen Stadium Tulsa October 30 and Cincinnati November 12. The Pirates open AAC play September 24 versus Central Florida at home and finish with Tulane Cincinnati Temple and SMU on the road or at home through November. The AAC championship is set for December 5 at the highest seeded team’s campus.
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Hurricanes top Predators 4-1 in Nashville
Andrei Svechnikov and Nino Niederreiter scored in the second period to lift the Carolina Hurricanes over the Nashville Predators 4-1 on Tuesday night. Jordan Staal opened the scoring, Sebastian Aho added in the third, and Justin Williams had two assists as Carolina extended its road dominance in the series and moved into a second wild card with 72 points. Petr Mrazek stopped 28 shots to improve to 9-1-0 versus Nashville.
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Justin Williams
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