Girls boys roundup

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

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WASHINGTON -- Eastern Wayne's Sierra King scored a game-high 19 points to lead the Warriors to a 57-39 win at Washington on Friday.

The Warriors (2-3 overall) improved to 2-0 in the Class 3-A Eastern Carolina Conference heading into Tuesday's home game with West Carteret.

Yasmine Washington added 13 points for the Warriors, while Natasha Wiley chipped in 12 points.

Washington's Meredith Knox scored 12 points. The Pam Pack (0-3 overall) dropped to 0-2 in conference play.

Varsity girls

E. Wayne 11 15 10 21 -- 57

Washington 8 13 10 8 -- 39

EASTERN WAYNE

Deniz Alemdar 2, Yasmine Washington 13, Lidia Hirschy 2, LaShonda Berry 2, Natasha Wiley 12, Sierra King 19, Jasmine McLamb 5, Kristin Elliott 2.

WASHINGTON

Samantha Yates 2, Harvey 6, Meredith Knox 12, Misty Anglum 4, Crowley 1, Boston 11, Nicole Hardy 2, Woolard 1.

Midway drops

Spring Creek

SEVEN SPRINGS -- Spring Creek's Barbara Witherington and Troia Morgan scored seven points each in the Gators' 71-27 loss at home to Midway on Friday.

Spring Creek (0-4) opens Class 1-A Carolina Conference play at home on Tuesday against North Duplin.

Midway 71

Spring Creek 27

SPRING CREEK

Brittani Billups 3, Barbara Witherington 7, Tomeka Pride 1, Margo Saulter 1, Vanity Brooks 3, Patrice Pounds 2, Troia Morgan 7, Tasha Whitfield 3.

Rebels tally

road win

NEWTON GROVE -- North Duplin's Sierra Ward scored 25 points to boost the Rebels past Hobbton 39-37 on Friday.

The Rebels scored the last seven points to erase a five-point deficit with two minutes left in the game to secure their second win of the season to improve to 2-0.

North Duplin opens Class 1-A Carolina Conference play on Tuesday at Spring Creek.

North Duplin 10 5 9 15 -- 39

Hobbton 7 6 8 16 -- 37

NORTH DUPLIN

Sierra Ward 25, Rayonna Hargrove 3, Emily Deibert 2, Bethany Malcolm 4, Kayla Myers 4, Rebecca Coats 1.

HOBBTON

T. Williams 15, J. Williams 6, A. crumpler 6, B. Febres 3, R. Brown 2, T. Willson 3, T. Oates 2.

Narron solid

in RHS loss

SPIVEYS CORNER -- Rosewood's Clare Narron scored 25 points in the Eagles 51-44 loss at Midway on Thursday.

Midway center Lauren Cochran led all scorers with 33 points.

Jessica Hill added seven points for the Eagles (0-2).

Rosewood 14 6 10 14 -- 44

Midway 7 17 14 13 -- 51

ROSEWOOD

Jessica Hill 7, Shanita Monroe 5, Stephanie Rhodes 3, Clare Narron 25, Latitia Wade 2, Hannah Aycock 2.

MIDWAY

Lauren Cochran 33, Martina Bullard 9, Joanna Tyndall 5, Nina Jackson 1, Jessica Anarde 3.

Cougars roll

past Panthers

PINETOPS -- North Johnston's Helen Moore scored 29 points, but it wasn't enough as SouthWest Edgecombe dropped the Panthers 102-62 in non-conference action Friday.

SouthWest's Tamara Hyman led all scorers with 38 points in the big win as the Cougars improved to 3-0.

Lakisha McFadden chipped in 14 points for North Johnston, which travels to Louisburg on Wednesday.

SouthWest Edgecombe 102

North Johnston 62

NORTH JOHNSTON

Helen Moore 29, Lakisha McFadden 14, Amanda Pope 6, Caroline Hines 3, Brandy Holland 3, Stephanie Jones 3, Shanice Williams 2, Brandi Brinchek 2. TOTALS -- 19 4 12-21 62.

SOUTHWEST EDGECOMBE

Tamara Hyman 38, Tracey Edwards 16, Dominique Hudson 12, Monique Hudson 10, Tahara Eppes 10, Geya Shaw 9, Vanessa Jordan 3, Aimee Foreman 2, Latoria Hopkins 2. TOTALS -- 32 9 11-16 102.

The Greenville Reflector

Megan Zullo

strong for Jags

FARMVILLE -- Greene Central's Teketia May posted 18 points in the Rams 62-49 loss at Farmville Central on Friday.

Teammate Briana Stanton added 16 points for the Rams.

Farmville Central's Megan Zullo added 28 points in the win as the Jags improved to 3-1.

Greene Central hosts D.H. Conley on Tuesday.

GREENE CENTRAL

Teketia May 18, Brianna Stanton 16, April Jones 2, Darneka Waters 5, Deandra Tyson 4, Ariel Rogers 4. TOTALS -- 14 1 18-25 49.

FARMVILLE CENTRAL

Megan Zullo 28, Kim Zullo 2, Brittany Talbott 4, Meaghan Vanderhorst 22, Jessica Joyner 4, Iman Zeitawi 2. TOTALS -- 22 6 4-4 62.