Monk's blast lifts Pamlico to league win over Stallions
Pamlico center fielder Larry Monk blasted a three run homer in the eighth inning lifting the Hurricanes to a 6-4 Coastal Plains 1A victory over Southwest Onslow Stallions. Monk's fat pitch came with two outs and the winning run on base to cap a five run eighth. Mar shall Watson earned the win despite an earlier error, the game giving Pamlico their first league win after last season’s conference title.
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Pamlico
Stallions
Bayboro
Larry Monk
Jere Baldwin
Baldwin
Southwest Onslow
Hurricanes
Stallion
Bobby Seay
Marshall Watson
Lee Pamlico
Rams DeJesus Delivers No-Hitter In Coastal 3A Opener
Havelock Rams snap 0-4 start with 7-0 win over White Oak as Tony DeJesus throws his second career no hitter with 10 strikeouts and one error behind a stout defense. New Bern Bears’ Will Lathan extends no-hitter into 6 1/3 innings in 8-1 win over East Carteret with 12 strikeouts.
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White Oak
Havelock
DeJesus
Viking
Tony
Ben Emmons
East Carteret
New Bern
Will Lathan
Bears
Beaufort
Havelock Romps Past White Oak in Coastal 3A opener
Havelock Ram softball shattered slumps with five straight first inning hits and 11 total in a 10-3 victory over White Oak at home. Prapoulenis driven by 4 RBIs led 2-for-3 performance, while Critcher and Sitziewski added two hits each as Havelock improved to 3-1, 1-0. West Craven rallied late with Jessica Kludy’s two-run triple, beating Washington 12-11 to earn first season win and conference stand, with Ellen Abrams 3-for-4 and five RBIs. New Bern fell 13-1 to East Carteret in non-conference action. Williams and Oliver each 2-for-3.
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Carteret
Mark Seymour
Bears
Justin Hyde
Hyde
Washington
New Bern
Havelock Ram
White Oak
Rams
Vikings
Havelock High
Havelock
Jesse Critcher
Ram
Donna Eason
Kim Jis
Critcher
Eason
RBI
Kelly Sittiewski
Kinston
West Craven
Jessica Kludy
Eagles
Vanceboro
Ellen Abrams
Kim Flake
Lisa Warmack
Kludy
North Lenoir
East Carteret
Mariners
Dee Dee Jarman
Mary Williams
Meghan Oliver
New Bern Bears Defeat Kinston in Tight 5 4 Tennis Match
The New Bern tennis team tied its Big East 4A record with a 5-4 victory over Kinston in Kinston. The Bears won two of three doubles as No 1 seeds Tristan Cheek and Andrew Preston prevailed 8-4 and Aaron Stoler and Charlie Turner won 8-6 to clinch. Details show mixed results across singles with Clark, Preston and Stoler among notable performances. The teams meet again Thursday at New Bern.
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New Bern
Kinston
Bears
Tristan Cheek
Andrew Preston
Aaron Stoler
Charlie Turner
Sean Lupton
Brian Tinga
Clark
Preston
Josh Erwin
Stoller
Turner
Tar Heels face Arkansas in Final Four amid injuries
North Carolina must manage a rash of injuries ahead of the Seattle semifinal with Arkansas. Key guards Donald Williams and Jeff McInnis are sidelined or limited, Rasheed Wallace nurses an ankle, Pearce Landry sprains a wrist, while veteran trainer Marc Davis oversees a lean roster as the Tar Heels chase a season finale bid.
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North Carolina
Marc Davis
Tar Heels
Donald Williams
Jeff McInnis
Rasheed Wallace
Pearce Landry
Arkansas
Seattle
Dante Calabria
Calabria
Razorbacks
Eagles extend win streak with 4-1 victory over Washington
West Craven tops Washington 4-1 in Coastal 3A opener as pitcher Tom Spock limits Pack to two hits. Kevyn Fulcher and Billy Nobles excel on defense and base paths with timely hits from Dominic Brown and Shane Purvis. Fulcher redeems an error with a fourth inning double play.
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Vanceboro
West Craven
Washington
Tom Spock
Kevyn Fulcher
Billy Nobles
Eagles
Robert Langston
Spock
Cace
Nobles
Pain Pack
Dominic Brown
Shane Purvis
Fulcher
David Bell
Robbie Hedgepeth
Hedgepeth
Ronnie Riggs
Purvis
Langston
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