Gaston County middle school sports previews highlight Belmont domination
In Gaston County previews Belmont is favored to win the volleyball title while Cramerton leads boys soccer and volleyball. The report lists coaches, records, county titles, top returnees, and recent seasons across multiple schools including Holbrook Bessemer Mount Holly and Mount Holly Hawks with season start details and upcoming Dec 15 championship date.
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Gaston County Middle School
Gastonia
Belmont
Cramerton
Cramer W
W.C
Southwest
Belmont Wildcats
Sam Pruitt
Frank O'Dell
Zak Hamam
Nick Pena
Holbrook Lions
Andrew Collins
Howard Campbell
Solomon Collins
Tyler Brown
Duvanny Correa
Andrew Massey
Noah Spargo
Christian Stewart
Noah Wilcox
Bailey Chavis
Lito Mantecon
Blake Santiago
Bessemer City Tigers
Cramerton Eagles
Sam Braxton
Allon A OG
Mount Holly Hawks
Billy Howell
Bill Sinclair
Louis Nesbitt
Alex Adams
Wesley Kipp
Cole Price
Colton McAndrew
Alex Smith
Chad Speas
Michael Speas
Chris Puryear
Max Miranda
Ivan Serrano
Sage Surratt
Jesus Romero
Juan Segura
Chance York
Kobe Sithsambooth
Joquan Isbell
Spencer Childers
Wade McLain
Caleb Long
Greg Starcup
Kevin Withers
Madison Hall
McKenzie Miller
Miranda Ellis
Alex Dover
Logan Hamby
Jessica Butler
Arizona McMurry
Loretta Matherlee
Jordan Bryant
Ashleigh Cedar
Delaney Feezell
Leah Smith
Jordan Williams
Jennings Boukather
Annie Bradley
Bren Bradley
Ashley Broadwater
Audrey Emerson
Sasha Kelley
Maddie Poll
Madison Shoemaker
Mikayla Thorpe
Sandie Rudisill
Kristin Dobson
Erica McCray
Chrissy Humphries
Lauren Accor
Mellinia Connor
Gretchen Purvis
Maddy Hammon
Staci Newton
Marah Branham
Robyn Bess
Morgan Sanford
April Martin
Kayla Besser
Emily Eaves
Elliot Moore
Terrence Grealis
Landon Padgett
Morgan Abernathy
Rebecca Wall
Kristen Rutledge
Kassie Fowler
Scarlett Bethune
Jordan Crumbley
Mattie Hough
Heather Oxendine
Elizabeth Huggins
Jeanna Sithideth
Lindsey Blackwell
Lexi Trull
Sarah Thomas
Haley Stockton
NASCAR Race 33 Leads With Busch Gordon Hamlin Victory
Race 33 featured 18 cautions for 108 laps, lead changes among 12 drivers, and a margin of victory of 0.170 seconds. Ky Busch led four stints for 126 laps, J Gordon had 113, and J Johnson 64 while D Hamlin and R Newman each topped 50 laps led. Points leaders include Edwards and Stewart near the top, with finish reason listed as a wreck.
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M. Kenseth
C.edwards
T.stewart
Ky. Busch
Allmendinger
D.hamlin
R.newman
A Allmendinger
Ky.Busch
D.gilliland
T.avap
J Johnson
J.gordon
K.harvick
A.allmendinger
M.kenseth
Tkvapil
Stewart wins third of season at Martinsville
Tony Stewart wins the Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville for his 42nd career victory and third this season, passing Jimmie Johnson with three laps to go. Carl Edwards gains eight points on the lead, rallying from 19th to ninth as Kenseth suffers a late crash that harms his title chances. Attendance cited around 60,000 with first prize of 198,983 dollars. Johnson Hamlin and Edwards comment on the race outcomes.
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Bast Relie
Martinsville Speedway
Martinsville
Tony Stewart
Jimmie Johnson
Jeff Gordon
Kevin Harvick
Denny Hanlin
Jeff Burton
D. Earnhardt
Chevrolet
Martin Truex
Toyota
Ryan Newmar
Allmendinger
Ford
Casey Mears
Regan Smith
Kurt Busch
Greg Biffle
Travis Everpil
Brad Keselowski
Joey Logane
Chiat Bowyer
David Reutmatis Foyote
Ken Schrader
Juan Montoya
Dave Blaney
Paul Menard
Kasey Kahne Toyo
Hermie Sadlerford
Kyle Busch
Mark Martin
Marcos Ambrose Foard
Cassill
Mike Skinner
Stewart
Carl Edwards
Kenseth
Matt Kenseth
Edwards
Edwards dominates NASCAR chase despite ninth place finish
In Martinsville Carl Edwards clung to Chase momentum by finishing ninth after leading 28 laps, claiming luck has been a growing ally as he widens his points lead. Vickers faced crashes while Kenseth felt the impact of late incidents with Jimmie Johnson and others. Stewart urged action as on track tensions flared after the final incident.
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Martinsville
Carl Edwards
Edwards
Talladega Superspeedway
Brian Vickers
Nascar
Jimmie Johnson
Vickers
Matt Kenseth
Kenseth
Tony Stewart
Stewart Wins Martinsville Chaos Crowds Chase Standings
Stewart passed Johnson with three laps left at Martinsville as Chase contenders collided amid a carnage filled race. Johnson finished second with Gordon, Harvick, Hamlin, Earnhardt Jr, Edwards, and Newman in top ten as Kenseth’s title bid suffered a major setback.
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Mayick Gralit
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Adan Tiuriow
Mitch Allen
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Alessandro Delle Corte
Southwest Roadrunners
Bryce Powell
David Allf
Michael Mosk
David Palma
Eliott Schaffner
Edgar Cruz
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Amanda Herms
Chelsea Houser
Rachel Howe
Annetle Grealis
Kendall Williams
Heather Pasour
Michelle Baker
Ashley Almond
Kendal Cloninger
Erin Edwards
Sydney Edwards
Emily Martin
Josie Allred
Emily Rudisill
Kaycee Bradley
Adrianna Adams
Bristol McKee
Chloe Hamilton
Kelly Brown
Emily McLemore
Danyell Guertin
Ragan Rudisill
Alexis Brogden
Caroline Burger
Preston Bullock
Savarria Bradley
Tylessia McKinney
Olivia Brigman
Amandia Duff
Madeline Harris
Zahren Armstrong
Erica Rodriguez
Kiara Bethune
Michele Radford
Destiny McCaskell
Lydia Teeter
Ashleigh Westerman
Nana Botany
Madison Sanford
Jurie Listed
Humphries
Postrace Report
Ards
Ryan Newman
Lewart
Johnson
Denny Hamlin
Monte Dutton
Jimmie
Fort Worth
Texas
Phoenix
Ariz
Homestead
Fla
Chase
Earnhardt Jr
Roush Fenway
Hamlin
Dodge
Clint Bowyer
Juan Pablo Montoya
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David Gilliland
Chevy
Montoya
Busch
Montedutton
Sandy Plains
Sandy Plains Family Life Center
Union Road
Scott Greene