Boys hoops

By News-Argus Staff
Published in Sports on December 5, 2004 2:00 AM

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WASHINGTON -- Eastern Wayne's Justin Richardson poured in 22 points as the Warriors claimed a 72-63 win at Washington on Friday night.

The win was Eastern Wayne's first of the season as it improved to 1-4 overall and 1-1 against Class 3-A Eastern Carolina Conference foes.

Chris Campbell added 21 points for the Warriors, while Adrian Kendrick chipped in nine points.

Calvin Daniels led all scorers with 26 points for the Pam Pack.

Eastern Wayne hosts West Carteret in ECC action on Tuesday.

E. Wayne 21 15 15 21 -- 72

Washington 15 18 11 19 -- 63

EASTERN WAYNE

Justin Richardson 22, Adrian Kendrick 9, Landon Downes 3, Theo Givens 3, Chris Campbell 21, Darren Ward 6, Adrian Worrell 3, Donald Atkinson 4.

WASHINGTON

Tremaine Spencer 5, Josh Fulcher 4, Calvin Daniels 26, Nigel Rogers 6, Brendan Rogers 4, Chris Moore 6, Jovag Angels 1, Vinessa Gibbs 3, William Conner 6.

Total fouls -- Eastern Wayne 19, Washington 20. Turnovers -- Eastern Wayne 7, Washington 15.

WCDS wins

at Parrott

KINSTON -- Wayne Country Day's Spencer Briggs scored a team-high 22 points to help lift the Chargers to a 66-51 win at Arrendell Parrott Academy in Kinston on Friday.

The win improved Wayne Country Day to 4-1 on the season, while Parrott fell to 3-2.

Adam Wright added 21 points for the Chargers, while Phillip Weeks chipped in nine.

Chris Shields led Parrott with 17 points.

Wayne Country Day returns to action on Tuesday at home against Waccamaw Academy.

WCDS 12 18 20 16 -- 66

Parrott 14 5 13 18 -- 51

WAYNE COUNTRY DAY

Lamar Carpenter 1, Jeff Franklin 5, Kevin Logan 2, Alex Proimos 3, Spencer Briggs 22, David Wilson 1, Adam Wright 21, Phillip Weeks 9, Christian Awe 2.

PARROTT ACADEMY

Chris Shields 17, Hill 4, Crowder 20, Hoggard 1, Micciarelli 2, Waldren 3, Capps 3, Braswell 1.

Saints defend

home floor

DUDLEY -- Southern Wayne's Delawn Armwood and Akeem Royal tallied 14 points each as the Saints remained unbeaten in the Class 3-A Eastern Carolina Conference with a 65-60 win at home over South Central.

Montrel Vick added 10 points for Southern Wayne (3-2, 2-0), which outscored the Falcons 43-28 in the first half.

South Central's Montel Smith led all scorers with 25 points as Jonathan Williams added 15.

The Saints entertain Wayne County rival C.B. Aycock on Tuesday.

South Cent. 22 6 18 14 -- 65

S. Wayne 19 24 8 14 -- 60

SOUTH CENTRAL

Montel Smith 25, Jonathan Williams 15.

SOUTHERN WAYNE

Rico Whitfield 2, Delawn Armwood 14, Derek Garris 6, Antonio Davis 6, Akeem Royal 14, Alex Brailsord 2, Montrel Vick 10, Justin Belamy 6, Terriel Troublefield 4, Derrick Lathan 1.

Gators drill

Midway

SEVEN SPRINGS -- Spring Creek's Josh Bishop scored a game-high 34 points as the Gators dropped Midway 81-56 at home on Friday.

Bishop was nine-of-11 from the floor on the game and knocked down five, three-point baskets.

Chris Wright, Dalreese Bell, Josh Wright and Mychael King all had eight points each in the win.

Bishop added six assists and five steals, while King grabbed seven rebounds.

Midway 9 13 12 22 -- 56

S. Creek 28 24 21 8 -- 81

SPRING CREEK

Josh Bishop 34, Chris Wright 8, Dalreese Bell 8, Josh Wright 8, Mychael King 9, Cliff Wilson 7, Cody Rose 3, Josh Bell 2, Devin Graves 2.

Faith wins

own tournament

Faith Christian's Stephen Sloan scored 24 points on Saturday as the Conquerors won the Faith Christian Invitational with a 57-44 win over Victory of Elizabeth City.

Josh Brannan added nine points.

On Friday, Aaron Sladik scored 14 points in a semifinal win over Liberty of Fayetteville.

Sloan was named the tourney MVP, while Brannan and Sloan were named to the all-tournament team.

Faith (7-0) travels to Raleigh Christian on friday night.

Victory 7 11 15 11` -- 44

Faith 11 16 13 17 -- 57

FAITH

Stephen Sloan 24, T.J. Sasser 7, Aaron Sladik 6, John Spencer 9, Josh Brannan 9, Taylor Stocks 2.

Liberty/Fay. 5 0 11 8 -- 24

Faith 25 16 10 12 -- 63

FAITH

Aaron Sladik 14, Josh Brannan 7, Taylor Stocks 8.

Rebels fall

at Hobbton

NEWTON GROVE -- North Duplin's Brian McDuffie posted a 10-point effort in the Rebels' 64-52 road loss at Hobbton on Friday.

Montreal Garner added 10 points for the Rebels (1-1), who travel to Spring Creek in their Class 1-A Carolina Conference opener on Tuesday.

North Duplin 9 20 8 15 -- 52

Hobbton 21 17 12 14 -- 64

NORTH DUPLIN

Matt Braswell 8, Ryan Killette 9, Brad Lloyd 6, Charlton Armwood 2, Montreal Garner 10, Brian McDuffie 12, Doug Lloyd 5.

HOBBTON

Bobby Crumpler 4, Jawan Faison 5, Michael Lee 21, Derek McDouglas 12, Wayne Strickland 5, Kenyon Stevens 17.

Jags hand

Rams first loss

FARMVILLE -- Greene Central's Charles Gamble scored 18 points in the Rams' 63-59 loss at Farmville Central on Friday.

Jonathan Gage added 15 points for the Rams, while Junior Kesselbach added 14 points.

Greene Central dropped to 4-1 on the year.

GREENE CENTRAL

Junior Kesselbach 14, Kenny Smith 2, Dreyon Willis 8, Jonathan Gage 15, Charles Gamble 18, Kendrick Best 2. TOTALS -- 16 4 14-19 59.

FARMVILLE CENTRAL

Lorenzo Watts 13, Javious Dixon 8, Tuarean Newton 8, Micheal Flowers 6, Adrian Hunter 8, Justin Foskey 18, James Carmon 2. TOTALS -- 19 7 7-10 63.

The Greenville Reflector

JV boys

Cougars rock

West Craven

Goldsboro's Anthony Artis scored 18 points and dished out seven assists as the Cougars dropped West Craven 81-58 at the Cougar Den on Friday.

Golsboro's Bernie Best dropped in 17 points and grabbed nine rebounds, while Q.T. Battle scored 14 and had 10 boards.

Also contributing for the Cougars, Michael Isler provided 10 points and seven assists, and Treme Boone added nine points and 13 rebounds.

Goldsboro (2-2, 1-1 Class 3-A Eastern Carolina Conference) hosts Washington on Tuesday.

Eagles remain

unbeaten

Wayne Christian's Adam Brannan posted a game-high 15 points as the Eagles pounded Cape Far 63-19 at home on Friday.

Wayne Christian improved to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in conference play with the win.

Ethen Ipock and Matt Davis dropped in 10 points each for the Eagles, who travel to Norlina on Tuesday.