Friday, January 22, 2010
Rosewood wrestling agate
Rosewood 43 Southern Nash 31 103 -- Chris Lane (R) wbf Kenny Rogister, 0:53; 112 -- Nick Quillen (R) by forfeit; 119 -- Zach Behrend (R) wbf Vishal Patel, 1:39; 125 -- Buddy Tom (SN) wbf Will Sawrey, 1:11; 130...Published: Jan 22, 2010 1:46 PM Full Story
Spring Creek-Princeton wrestling agate
Princeton 45 Spring Creek 30 103 -- Thomas Edwards (SC) by forfeit; 112 -- Raheem Fuller (SC) by forfeit; 119 -- Daniel Richter (SC) by forfeit; 125 -- Matt Evans (P) wbf Ian Ladd, 0:35; 130 -- David Waddell (P)...Published: Jan 22, 2010 1:46 PM Full Story
Princeton continues mastery over Spring Creek
SEVEN SPRINGS -- Princeton rallied from an early-match deficit and continued its mastery over Carolina 1-A Conference wrestling rival Spring Creek on Thursday evening. The short-handed Dawgs spotted the Gators an 18-0 lead on three consecutive forfeits to start the...Published: Jan 22, 2010 1:46 PM Full Story
Local Preps Digest
Rosewood avoided the mental block. Forced to wrestle a "natural weight" match and surrender a forfeit, the Eagles eased past Southern Nash 43-31 on Thursday evening. "Southern Nash really had us scrambling to get good matchups, just as they...Published: Jan 22, 2010 1:46 PM Full Story
Hayes erupts offensively, MOC takes charge early
MOUNT OLIVE -- Close outcomes have been synonymous during the Barton-Mount Olive College men's basketball rivalry during the past two decades. Not Thursday night. The Trojans broke the game open early and never looked back in an 88-72 rout of...Published: Jan 22, 2010 1:46 PM Full Story
Bulldogs use late surge to put away Trojans
MOUNT OLIVE -- It came in the blink of an eye and when it was over Mount Olive was left in a daze. Barton scored 10 unanswered points in a little more than two minutes to break open a tied...Published: Jan 22, 2010 1:46 PM Full Story
Dove hunters protect fields with electricity
The night frost had coated the grassy shoulders of a road snaking through a Pender County pine forest, sparkling in the starlight like powdered sugar. In the feeble pre-dawn light, David Franklin, a retired U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Biologist...Published: Jan 22, 2010 1:46 PM Full Story