30th Annual Washington Daily News/PCS Phosphate Tournament
Northside High School
Friday, Dec. 18
Showcase Game
9 p.m. - Miller School (Va.) vs. Stevens Prep Academy
Saturday, Dec. 19
1 p.m. - Mattamuskeet vs. Terra Ceia
2:30 p.m. - Pamlico vs. Creswell
4 p.m. - Southside vs. Washington
5:30 p.m. - Northside vs. East Carteret
Showcase Game
7 p.m. - Miller School (Va.) vs. South Central
Monday, Dec. 21
3 p.m. - TBA
4:30 p.m. - TBA
6 p.m. - TBA
7:30 p.m. - TBA
Tuesday, Dec. 22
3 p.m. - TBA
4:30 p.m. - TBA
6 p.m. - TBA
7:30 p.m. - TBA
Showcase Teams
Miller School (Va.) Mavericks - coach Scott Willard
Stevens Prep Academy Golden Griffins - coach Darryl Harris
South Central Falcons - coach Chris Cherry
Tournament Teams
Northside Panthers - coach Mike Proctor, Class 1-A Four Rivers Conference
Southside Seahawks - coach Dwayne White, Class 1-A Four Rivers Conference
Washington Pam Pack - coach Joe Lawrence, Class 3-A Coastal Conference
Terra Ceia Knights - coach Roger Klaassen, NCISAA Class 1-A Tarheel Independent Conference
Mattamuskeet Lakers - coach Melvin Blount, Class 1-A Tideland Conference
Creswell Tigers - coach Wayne Rodgers, Class 1-A Tideland Conference
Pamlico Hurricanes - coach Earl Sadler Jr., Class 1-A Coastal Plains Conference
East Carteret Mariners - coach Billy Anderson, Class 1-A Coastal Plains Conference
Friday, December 11, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
2009 PAM PACK FOOTBALL STATS
Scores by quarter
Opponent 0 11 14 6 -- 31
Washington 7 0 13 7 -- 27
First downs:
Opponent 21
Washington 28
Rushing:
Opponent 64-234
Washington 84-409
Passing Yards:
Opponent 108
Washington 109
Passes-Comp-Int:
Opponent 24-9-3
Washington 19-10-3
Punts:
Opponent 5-131 (26.2)
Washington 6-181 (30.2)
Fumbles-Lost:
Opponent 7-6
Washington 14-6
Penalties:
Opponent 9-54
Washington 16-134
Individual stats:
Rushing
Dakuan Spencer 13-95 (1 touchdown)
Kashief Foreman 21-90
Trey Harris 17-49 (1 touchdown)
William Ellegor 8-55
Darnell Windley 3-32
Tony Turnage 13-17
Lindsey Harris 9-72
Passing:
Trey Harris 4-10 for 54 yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions
Dakuan Spencer 1-1 for 51 yards, 1 touchdown
Tony Turnage 5-8 for 33 yards, 1 interception
Receiving:
Tony Turnage 2-83 (1 touchdown)
William Ellegor 2-20
Brandon Price 2-14 (1 touchdown)
James Hamblin 1-8
Dakuan Spencer 1-7
Darnell Windley 1-4
Kashief Foreman 1-2
Kicking:
Johnny Broadway 3-4 PATs
Punting:
Hatteras Brooks 6-181 (30.2)
Defense:
Interceptions
Tony Turnage 2
Josh Brown 1
Opponent 0 11 14 6 -- 31
Washington 7 0 13 7 -- 27
First downs:
Opponent 21
Washington 28
Rushing:
Opponent 64-234
Washington 84-409
Passing Yards:
Opponent 108
Washington 109
Passes-Comp-Int:
Opponent 24-9-3
Washington 19-10-3
Punts:
Opponent 5-131 (26.2)
Washington 6-181 (30.2)
Fumbles-Lost:
Opponent 7-6
Washington 14-6
Penalties:
Opponent 9-54
Washington 16-134
Individual stats:
Rushing
Dakuan Spencer 13-95 (1 touchdown)
Kashief Foreman 21-90
Trey Harris 17-49 (1 touchdown)
William Ellegor 8-55
Darnell Windley 3-32
Tony Turnage 13-17
Lindsey Harris 9-72
Passing:
Trey Harris 4-10 for 54 yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions
Dakuan Spencer 1-1 for 51 yards, 1 touchdown
Tony Turnage 5-8 for 33 yards, 1 interception
Receiving:
Tony Turnage 2-83 (1 touchdown)
William Ellegor 2-20
Brandon Price 2-14 (1 touchdown)
James Hamblin 1-8
Dakuan Spencer 1-7
Darnell Windley 1-4
Kashief Foreman 1-2
Kicking:
Johnny Broadway 3-4 PATs
Punting:
Hatteras Brooks 6-181 (30.2)
Defense:
Interceptions
Tony Turnage 2
Josh Brown 1
2009 area football standings/scores/schedules
PREP FOOTBALL
COASTAL CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Havelock 0-0 2-0
South Central 0-0 2-0
West Carteret 0-0 2-0
Washington 0-0 1-1
West Craven 0-0 1-1
Jacksonville 0-0 1-1
White Oak 0-0 1-1
D.H. Conley 0-0 0-2
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Fike 14, D.H. Conley 8
Havelock 21, New Bern 3
South Central 10, Greene Central 6
West Craven 32, Southern Wayne 15
West Carteret 21, North Brunswick 18
Northside-Jacksonville 14, White Oak 8
Aug. 24
Jacksonville 10, Laney 7
Aug. 27
Havelock 48, East Carteret 0
West Carteret 51, Swansboro 6
Aug. 28
Tarboro 31, Washington 0
J.H. Rose 41, D.H. Conley 0
SW Onslow 30, Jacksonville 0
South Central 28, Farmville Central 21
New Bern 19, West Craven 13
White Oak 33, Richlands 10
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Laney at Havelock
Northside-Jacksonville at Jacksonville
South Central at J.H. Rose
West Carteret at Croatan
White Oak at Ashley
Sept. 11
North Pitt at D.H. Conley
South Central at Northern Nash
Pamlico at West Craven
SW Onslow at White Oak
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
D.H. Conley at Farmville Central
Havelock at Kinston
Jacksonville at Richlands
West Carteret at East Carteret
West Craven at Eastern Wayne
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
West Craven at D.H. Conley
White Oak at Havelock
South Central at West Carteret
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Havelock at D.H. Conley
Jacksonville at South Central
West Carteret at White Oak
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
D.H. Conley at White Oak
West Carteret at Jacksonville
South Central at West Craven
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
D.H. Conley at West Carteret
Havelock at South Central
West Craven at Jacksonville
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Havelock at Jacksonville
South Central at White Oak
West Carteret at West Craven
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
D.H. Conley at Jacksonville
Havelock at West Carteret
White Oak at West Craven
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
D.H. Conley at South Central
West Craven at Havelock
Jacksonville at White Oak
FOUR RIVERS CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Williamston 0-0 2-0
Manteo 0-0 2-0
Northside 0-0 1-1
Plymouth 0-0 1-1
Roanoke 0-0 0-1
Camden 0-0 0-1
Southside 0-0 0-2
Perquimans 0-0 0-2
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Manteo 34, Currituck 19
First Flight 55, Perquimans 13
Aug. 24
Camden at Pasquotank, ppd., weather
Aug. 28
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Northside 34, Pamlico 18
Williamston 20, Edenton-Holmes 0
North Pitt 32, Roanoke 12
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
First Flight 40, Camden 14
Manteo 76, Cape Hatteras 0
Northampton-East 26, Perquimans 21
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Washington at Northside
Roanoke at Williamston
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Camden at Currituck
Manteo at First Flight
Perquimans at Gates County
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Edenton-Holmes at Perquimans
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Northside at Roanoke
Williamston at North Pitt
Northeastern at Camden
Sept. 19
Manteo at Atlantic Shores, Va.
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Plymouth at Northside
Williamston at Manteo
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Northside at Perquimans
Camden at Williamston
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Northside at Camden
Perquimans at Williamston
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Manteo at Northside
Williamston at Plymouth
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Northside at Williamston
Plymouth at Camden
Perquimans at Manteo
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Roanoke at Northside
Plymouth at Manteo
Camden at Perquimans
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
Williamston at Roanoke
Perquimans at Plymouth
Manteo at Camden
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Creswell 0-0 2-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Columbia 0-0 0-1
Jamesville 0-0 0-1
Cape Hatteras 0-0 0-1
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Manteo 76, Cape Hatteras 0
KIPP Pride 6, Columbia 0 (Col. forfeit)
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at First Flight
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
Creswell at Columbia
WASHINGTON PAM PACK
Coach Sport Sawyer
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Aug. 28
Tarboro 31, Washington 0
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
SOUTHSIDE SEAHAWKS
Coach David Hines
Aug. 21
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Aug. 28
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
NORTHSIDE PANTHERS
Coach Keith Boyd
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Northside 34, Pamlico 18
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Northside at Perquimans
Oct. 9
Northside at Camden
Oct. 16
Manteo at Northside
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
WILLIAMSTON TIGERS
Coach Asim McGill
Aug. 21
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Aug. 28
Williamston 20, Edenton-Holmes 0
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Williamston at North Pitt
Sept. 25
Williamston at Manteo
Oct. 2
Camden at Williamston
Oct. 9
Perquimans at Williamston
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
ROANOKE REDSKINS
Coach Brian Paschal
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
North Pitt 32, Roanoke 12
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
PLYMOUTH VIKINGS
Coach Robert Cody
Aug. 21
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Aug. 28
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
Sept. 4
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 11
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Sept. 18
Bye
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Plymouth at Camden County
Oct. 30
Plymouth at Manteo
Nov. 6
Perquimans at Plymouth
JAMESVILLE BULLETS
Coach Richie Ange
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
Sept. 4
Bye
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 9
Bye
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
CRESWELL TIGERS
Coach Wayne Rodgers
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Bye
Oct. 23
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
MATTAMUSKEET LAKERS
Coach Rick Perry
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Bye
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Bye
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Bye
COLUMBIA WILDCATS
Coach RaShawn Spencer
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Columbia at KIPP Pride, forfeit by Columbia
Sept. 4
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Bye
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
COASTAL CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Havelock 0-0 2-0
South Central 0-0 2-0
West Carteret 0-0 2-0
Washington 0-0 1-1
West Craven 0-0 1-1
Jacksonville 0-0 1-1
White Oak 0-0 1-1
D.H. Conley 0-0 0-2
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Fike 14, D.H. Conley 8
Havelock 21, New Bern 3
South Central 10, Greene Central 6
West Craven 32, Southern Wayne 15
West Carteret 21, North Brunswick 18
Northside-Jacksonville 14, White Oak 8
Aug. 24
Jacksonville 10, Laney 7
Aug. 27
Havelock 48, East Carteret 0
West Carteret 51, Swansboro 6
Aug. 28
Tarboro 31, Washington 0
J.H. Rose 41, D.H. Conley 0
SW Onslow 30, Jacksonville 0
South Central 28, Farmville Central 21
New Bern 19, West Craven 13
White Oak 33, Richlands 10
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Laney at Havelock
Northside-Jacksonville at Jacksonville
South Central at J.H. Rose
West Carteret at Croatan
White Oak at Ashley
Sept. 11
North Pitt at D.H. Conley
South Central at Northern Nash
Pamlico at West Craven
SW Onslow at White Oak
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
D.H. Conley at Farmville Central
Havelock at Kinston
Jacksonville at Richlands
West Carteret at East Carteret
West Craven at Eastern Wayne
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
West Craven at D.H. Conley
White Oak at Havelock
South Central at West Carteret
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Havelock at D.H. Conley
Jacksonville at South Central
West Carteret at White Oak
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
D.H. Conley at White Oak
West Carteret at Jacksonville
South Central at West Craven
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
D.H. Conley at West Carteret
Havelock at South Central
West Craven at Jacksonville
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Havelock at Jacksonville
South Central at White Oak
West Carteret at West Craven
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
D.H. Conley at Jacksonville
Havelock at West Carteret
White Oak at West Craven
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
D.H. Conley at South Central
West Craven at Havelock
Jacksonville at White Oak
FOUR RIVERS CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Williamston 0-0 2-0
Manteo 0-0 2-0
Northside 0-0 1-1
Plymouth 0-0 1-1
Roanoke 0-0 0-1
Camden 0-0 0-1
Southside 0-0 0-2
Perquimans 0-0 0-2
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Manteo 34, Currituck 19
First Flight 55, Perquimans 13
Aug. 24
Camden at Pasquotank, ppd., weather
Aug. 28
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Northside 34, Pamlico 18
Williamston 20, Edenton-Holmes 0
North Pitt 32, Roanoke 12
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
First Flight 40, Camden 14
Manteo 76, Cape Hatteras 0
Northampton-East 26, Perquimans 21
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Washington at Northside
Roanoke at Williamston
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Camden at Currituck
Manteo at First Flight
Perquimans at Gates County
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Edenton-Holmes at Perquimans
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Northside at Roanoke
Williamston at North Pitt
Northeastern at Camden
Sept. 19
Manteo at Atlantic Shores, Va.
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Plymouth at Northside
Williamston at Manteo
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Northside at Perquimans
Camden at Williamston
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Northside at Camden
Perquimans at Williamston
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Manteo at Northside
Williamston at Plymouth
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Northside at Williamston
Plymouth at Camden
Perquimans at Manteo
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Roanoke at Northside
Plymouth at Manteo
Camden at Perquimans
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
Williamston at Roanoke
Perquimans at Plymouth
Manteo at Camden
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Creswell 0-0 2-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Columbia 0-0 0-1
Jamesville 0-0 0-1
Cape Hatteras 0-0 0-1
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Manteo 76, Cape Hatteras 0
KIPP Pride 6, Columbia 0 (Col. forfeit)
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at First Flight
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
Creswell at Columbia
WASHINGTON PAM PACK
Coach Sport Sawyer
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Aug. 28
Tarboro 31, Washington 0
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
SOUTHSIDE SEAHAWKS
Coach David Hines
Aug. 21
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Aug. 28
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
NORTHSIDE PANTHERS
Coach Keith Boyd
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Northside 34, Pamlico 18
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Northside at Perquimans
Oct. 9
Northside at Camden
Oct. 16
Manteo at Northside
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
WILLIAMSTON TIGERS
Coach Asim McGill
Aug. 21
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Aug. 28
Williamston 20, Edenton-Holmes 0
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Williamston at North Pitt
Sept. 25
Williamston at Manteo
Oct. 2
Camden at Williamston
Oct. 9
Perquimans at Williamston
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
ROANOKE REDSKINS
Coach Brian Paschal
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
North Pitt 32, Roanoke 12
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
PLYMOUTH VIKINGS
Coach Robert Cody
Aug. 21
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Aug. 28
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
Sept. 4
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 11
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Sept. 18
Bye
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Plymouth at Camden County
Oct. 30
Plymouth at Manteo
Nov. 6
Perquimans at Plymouth
JAMESVILLE BULLETS
Coach Richie Ange
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Plymouth 50, Jamesville 0
Sept. 4
Bye
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 9
Bye
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
CRESWELL TIGERS
Coach Wayne Rodgers
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Creswell 28, Southside 22
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Bye
Oct. 23
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
MATTAMUSKEET LAKERS
Coach Rick Perry
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Bye
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Bye
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Bye
COLUMBIA WILDCATS
Coach RaShawn Spencer
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Columbia at KIPP Pride, forfeit by Columbia
Sept. 4
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Bye
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
2009 PAM PACK FOOTBALL STATS
Scores by quarter
Opponent 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Washington 7 0 13 7 -- 27
First downs:
Opponent 9
Washington 22
Rushing:
Opponent 25-15
Washington 49-312
Passing Yards:
Opponent 78
Washington 76
Passes-Comp-Int:
Opponent 21-8-2
Washington 10-5-1
Punts:
Opponent 2-70 (35.0)
Washington 1-27 (27.0)
Fumbles-Lost:
Opponent 4-3
Washington 9-4
Penalties:
Opponent 3-25
Washington 11-94
Individual stats:
Rushing
Dakuan Spencer 12-92 (1 touchdown)
Kashief Foreman 11-67
Trey Harris 13-61 (1 touchdown)
William Ellegor 3-33
Darnell Windley 3-32
Tony Turnage 4-15
Lindsey Harris 3-12
Passing:
Trey Harris 4-9 for 54 yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception
Dakuan Spencer 1-1 for 51 yards, 1 touchdown
Receiving:
Tony Turnage 2-83 (1 touchdown)
James Hamblin 1-8
Brandon Price 1-7 (1 touchdown)
Dakuan Spencer 1-7
Kicking:
Johnny Broadway 3-4 PATs
Punting:
Hatteras Brooks 1-27 (27.0)
Defense:
Interceptions
Tony Turnage 1
Josh Brown 1
Opponent 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Washington 7 0 13 7 -- 27
First downs:
Opponent 9
Washington 22
Rushing:
Opponent 25-15
Washington 49-312
Passing Yards:
Opponent 78
Washington 76
Passes-Comp-Int:
Opponent 21-8-2
Washington 10-5-1
Punts:
Opponent 2-70 (35.0)
Washington 1-27 (27.0)
Fumbles-Lost:
Opponent 4-3
Washington 9-4
Penalties:
Opponent 3-25
Washington 11-94
Individual stats:
Rushing
Dakuan Spencer 12-92 (1 touchdown)
Kashief Foreman 11-67
Trey Harris 13-61 (1 touchdown)
William Ellegor 3-33
Darnell Windley 3-32
Tony Turnage 4-15
Lindsey Harris 3-12
Passing:
Trey Harris 4-9 for 54 yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception
Dakuan Spencer 1-1 for 51 yards, 1 touchdown
Receiving:
Tony Turnage 2-83 (1 touchdown)
James Hamblin 1-8
Brandon Price 1-7 (1 touchdown)
Dakuan Spencer 1-7
Kicking:
Johnny Broadway 3-4 PATs
Punting:
Hatteras Brooks 1-27 (27.0)
Defense:
Interceptions
Tony Turnage 1
Josh Brown 1
Saturday, August 22, 2009
2009 AREA PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS/SCORES
PREP FOOTBALL
COASTAL CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Washington 0-0 1-0
Havelock 0-0 1-0
South Central 0-0 1-0
West Carteret 0-0 1-0
West Craven 0-0 1-0
Jacksonville 0-0 0-0
D.H. Conley 0-0 0-1
White Oak 0-0 0-1
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Fike 14, D.H. Conley 8
Havelock 21, New Bern 3
South Central 10, Greene Central 6
West Craven 32, Southern Wayne 15
West Carteret 21, North Brunswick 18
Northside-Jacksonville 14, White Oak 8
Aug. 23
Jacksonville at Laney
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
J.H. Rose at D.H. Conley
East Carteret at Havelock
Jacksonville at SW Onslow
Farmville Central at South Central
Swansboro at West Carteret
West Craven at New Bern
Richlands at White Oak
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Laney at Havelock
Northside-Jacksonville at Jacksonville
South Central at J.H. Rose
West Carteret at Croatan
White Oak at Ashley
Sept. 11
North Pitt at D.H. Conley
South Central at Northern Nash
Pamlico at West Craven
SW Onslow at White Oak
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
D.H. Conley at Farmville Central
Havelock at Kinston
Jacksonville at Richlands
West Carteret at East Carteret
West Craven at Eastern Wayne
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
West Craven at D.H. Conley
White Oak at Havelock
South Central at West Carteret
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Havelock at D.H. Conley
Jacksonville at South Central
West Carteret at White Oak
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
D.H. Conley at White Oak
West Carteret at Jacksonville
South Central at West Craven
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
D.H. Conley at West Carteret
Havelock at South Central
West Craven at Jacksonville
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Havelock at Jacksonville
South Central at White Oak
West Carteret at West Craven
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
D.H. Conley at Jacksonville
Havelock at West Carteret
White Oak at West Craven
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
D.H. Conley at South Central
West Craven at Havelock
Jacksonville at White Oak
FOUR RIVERS CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Williamston 0-0 1-0
Manteo 0-0 1-0
Roanoke 0-0 0-0
Camden 0-0 0-0
Southside 0-0 0-1
Northside 0-0 0-1
Plymouth 0-0 0-1
Perquimans 0-0 0-1
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Manteo 34, Currituck 19
First Flight 55, Perquimans 13
Aug. 24
Camden at Pasquotank
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Pamlico at Northside
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Roanoke at North Pitt
Jamesville at Plymouth
First Flight at Camden
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Northampton-East at Perquimans
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Washington at Northside
Roanoke at Williamston
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Camden at Currituck
Manteo at First Flight
Perquimans at Gates County
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Edenton-Holmes at Perquimans
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Northside at Roanoke
Williamston at North Pitt
Northeastern at Camden
Sept. 19
Manteo at Atlantic Shores, Va.
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Plymouth at Northside
Williamston at Manteo
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Northside at Perquimans
Camden at Williamston
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Northside at Camden
Perquimans at Williamston
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Manteo at Northside
Williamston at Plymouth
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Northside at Williamston
Plymouth at Camden
Perquimans at Manteo
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Roanoke at Northside
Plymouth at Manteo
Camden at Perquimans
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
Williamston at Roanoke
Perquimans at Plymouth
Manteo at Camden
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Creswell 0-0 1-0
Jamesville 0-0 0-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Columbia 0-0 0-0
Cape Hatteras 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Southside at Creswell
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at First Flight
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
Creswell at Columbia
WASHINGTON PAM PACK
Coach Sport Sawyer
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
SOUTHSIDE SEAHAWKS
Coach David Hines
Aug. 21
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
NORTHSIDE PANTHERS
Coach Keith Boyd
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Pamlico at Northside
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Northside at Perquimans
Oct. 9
Northside at Camden
Oct. 16
Manteo at Northside
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
WILLIAMSTON TIGERS
Coach Asim McGill
Aug. 21
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Aug. 28
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Williamston at North Pitt
Sept. 25
Williamston at Manteo
Oct. 2
Camden at Williamston
Oct. 9
Perquimans at Williamston
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
ROANOKE REDSKINS
Coach Brian Paschal
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Roanoke at North Pitt
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
PLYMOUTH VIKINGS
Coach Robert Cody
Aug. 21
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 11
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Sept. 18
Bye
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Plymouth at Camden County
Oct. 30
Plymouth at Manteo
Nov. 6
Perquimans at Plymouth
JAMESVILLE BULLETS
Coach Richie Ange
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Bye
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 9
Bye
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
CRESWELL TIGERS
Coach Wayne Rodgers
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Bye
Oct. 23
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
MATTAMUSKEET LAKERS
Coach Rick Perry
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Bye
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Bye
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Bye
COLUMBIA WILDCATS
Coach RaShawn Spencer
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Sept. 4
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Bye
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
COASTAL CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Washington 0-0 1-0
Havelock 0-0 1-0
South Central 0-0 1-0
West Carteret 0-0 1-0
West Craven 0-0 1-0
Jacksonville 0-0 0-0
D.H. Conley 0-0 0-1
White Oak 0-0 0-1
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Fike 14, D.H. Conley 8
Havelock 21, New Bern 3
South Central 10, Greene Central 6
West Craven 32, Southern Wayne 15
West Carteret 21, North Brunswick 18
Northside-Jacksonville 14, White Oak 8
Aug. 23
Jacksonville at Laney
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
J.H. Rose at D.H. Conley
East Carteret at Havelock
Jacksonville at SW Onslow
Farmville Central at South Central
Swansboro at West Carteret
West Craven at New Bern
Richlands at White Oak
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Laney at Havelock
Northside-Jacksonville at Jacksonville
South Central at J.H. Rose
West Carteret at Croatan
White Oak at Ashley
Sept. 11
North Pitt at D.H. Conley
South Central at Northern Nash
Pamlico at West Craven
SW Onslow at White Oak
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
D.H. Conley at Farmville Central
Havelock at Kinston
Jacksonville at Richlands
West Carteret at East Carteret
West Craven at Eastern Wayne
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
West Craven at D.H. Conley
White Oak at Havelock
South Central at West Carteret
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Havelock at D.H. Conley
Jacksonville at South Central
West Carteret at White Oak
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
D.H. Conley at White Oak
West Carteret at Jacksonville
South Central at West Craven
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
D.H. Conley at West Carteret
Havelock at South Central
West Craven at Jacksonville
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Havelock at Jacksonville
South Central at White Oak
West Carteret at West Craven
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
D.H. Conley at Jacksonville
Havelock at West Carteret
White Oak at West Craven
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
D.H. Conley at South Central
West Craven at Havelock
Jacksonville at White Oak
FOUR RIVERS CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Williamston 0-0 1-0
Manteo 0-0 1-0
Roanoke 0-0 0-0
Camden 0-0 0-0
Southside 0-0 0-1
Northside 0-0 0-1
Plymouth 0-0 0-1
Perquimans 0-0 0-1
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Manteo 34, Currituck 19
First Flight 55, Perquimans 13
Aug. 24
Camden at Pasquotank
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Pamlico at Northside
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Roanoke at North Pitt
Jamesville at Plymouth
First Flight at Camden
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Northampton-East at Perquimans
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Washington at Northside
Roanoke at Williamston
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Camden at Currituck
Manteo at First Flight
Perquimans at Gates County
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Edenton-Holmes at Perquimans
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Northside at Roanoke
Williamston at North Pitt
Northeastern at Camden
Sept. 19
Manteo at Atlantic Shores, Va.
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Plymouth at Northside
Williamston at Manteo
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Northside at Perquimans
Camden at Williamston
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Northside at Camden
Perquimans at Williamston
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Manteo at Northside
Williamston at Plymouth
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Northside at Williamston
Plymouth at Camden
Perquimans at Manteo
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Roanoke at Northside
Plymouth at Manteo
Camden at Perquimans
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
Williamston at Roanoke
Perquimans at Plymouth
Manteo at Camden
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Creswell 0-0 1-0
Jamesville 0-0 0-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Columbia 0-0 0-0
Cape Hatteras 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Southside at Creswell
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at First Flight
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
Creswell at Columbia
WASHINGTON PAM PACK
Coach Sport Sawyer
Aug. 21
Washington 27, North Pitt 0
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
SOUTHSIDE SEAHAWKS
Coach David Hines
Aug. 21
North Duplin 28, Southside 12
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
NORTHSIDE PANTHERS
Coach Keith Boyd
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Pamlico at Northside
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Northside at Perquimans
Oct. 9
Northside at Camden
Oct. 16
Manteo at Northside
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
WILLIAMSTON TIGERS
Coach Asim McGill
Aug. 21
Williamston 39, Ayden-Grifton 20
Aug. 28
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Williamston at North Pitt
Sept. 25
Williamston at Manteo
Oct. 2
Camden at Williamston
Oct. 9
Perquimans at Williamston
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
ROANOKE REDSKINS
Coach Brian Paschal
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Roanoke at North Pitt
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
PLYMOUTH VIKINGS
Coach Robert Cody
Aug. 21
Farmville Central 27, Plymouth 23
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 11
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Sept. 18
Bye
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Plymouth at Camden County
Oct. 30
Plymouth at Manteo
Nov. 6
Perquimans at Plymouth
JAMESVILLE BULLETS
Coach Richie Ange
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Bye
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 9
Bye
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
CRESWELL TIGERS
Coach Wayne Rodgers
Aug. 21
Creswell 48, Northside 12
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Bye
Oct. 23
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
MATTAMUSKEET LAKERS
Coach Rick Perry
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Bye
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Bye
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Bye
COLUMBIA WILDCATS
Coach RaShawn Spencer
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Sept. 4
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Bye
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
Monday, August 10, 2009
2009 AREA PREP FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
PREP FOOTBALL
COASTAL CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Washington 0-0 0-0
D.H. Conley 0-0 0-0
Havelock 0-0 0-0
Jacksonville 0-0 0-0
South Central 0-0 0-0
West Carteret 0-0 0-0
West Craven 0-0 0-0
White Oak 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
North Pitt at Washington
Fike at D.H. Conley
Havelock at New Bern
Jacksonville at Laney
South Central at Greene Central
West Craven at Southern Wayne
White Oak at Northside-Jacksonville
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
J.H. Rose at D.H. Conley
East Carteret at Havelock
Jacksonville at SW Onslow
Farmville Central at South Central
Swansboro at West Carteret
West Craven at New Bern
Richlands at White Oak
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Laney at Havelock
Northside-Jacksonville at Jacksonville
South Central at J.H. Rose
West Carteret at Croatan
White Oak at Ashley
Sept. 11
North Pitt at D.H. Conley
South Central at Northern Nash
Pamlico at West Craven
SW Onslow at White Oak
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
D.H. Conley at Farmville Central
Havelock at Kinston
Jacksonville at Richlands
West Carteret at East Carteret
West Craven at Eastern Wayne
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
West Craven at D.H. Conley
White Oak at Havelock
South Central at West Carteret
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Havelock at D.H. Conley
Jacksonville at South Central
West Carteret at White Oak
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
D.H. Conley at White Oak
West Carteret at Jacksonville
South Central at West Craven
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
D.H. Conley at West Carteret
Havelock at South Central
West Craven at Jacksonville
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Havelock at Jacksonville
South Central at White Oak
West Carteret at West Craven
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
D.H. Conley at Jacksonville
Havelock at West Carteret
White Oak at West Craven
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
D.H. Conley at South Central
West Craven at Havelock
Jacksonville at White Oak
FOUR RIVERS CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Southside 0-0 0-0
Northside 0-0 0-0
Williamston 0-0 0-0
Roanoke 0-0 0-0
Plymouth 0-0 0-0
Camden 0-0 0-0
Manteo 0-0 0-0
Perquimans 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
North Duplin at Southside
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Ayden-Grifton at Williamston
Farmville Central at Plymouth
Camden at Pasquotank
Currituck a Manteo
Perquimans at First Flight
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Pamlico at Northside
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Roanoke at North Pitt
Jamesville at Plymouth
First Flight at Camden
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Northampton-East at Perquimans
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Washington at Northside
Roanoke at Williamston
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Camden at Currituck
Manteo at First Flight
Perquimans at Gates County
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Edenton-Holmes at Perquimans
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Northside at Roanoke
Williamston at North Pitt
Northeastern at Camden
Sept. 19
Manteo at Atlantic Shores, Va.
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Plymouth at Northside
Williamston at Manteo
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Northside at Perquimans
Camden at Williamston
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Northside at Camden
Perquimans at Williamston
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Manteo at Northside
Williamston at Plymouth
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Northside at Williamston
Plymouth at Camden
Perquimans at Manteo
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Roanoke at Northside
Plymouth at Manteo
Camden at Perquimans
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
Williamston at Roanoke
Perquimans at Plymouth
Manteo at Camden
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Jamesville 0-0 0-0
Creswell 0-0 0-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Columbia 0-0 0-0
Cape Hatteras 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Harrells Christian at Columbia
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Southside at Creswell
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at First Flight
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
Creswell at Columbia
WASHINGTON PAM PACK
Coach Sport Sawyer
Aug. 21
North Pitt at Washington
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
SOUTHSIDE SEAHAWKS
Coach David Hines
Aug. 21
North Duplin at Southside
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
NORTHSIDE PANTHERS
Coach Keith Boyd
Aug. 21
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Aug. 28
Pamlico at Northside
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Northside at Perquimans
Oct. 9
Northside at Camden
Oct. 16
Manteo at Northside
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
WILLIAMSTON TIGERS
Coach Asim McGill
Aug. 21
Ayden-Grifton at Williamston
Aug. 28
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Williamston at North Pitt
Sept. 25
Williamston at Manteo
Oct. 2
Camden at Williamston
Oct. 9
Perquimans at Williamston
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
ROANOKE REDSKINS
Coach Brian Paschal
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Roanoke at North Pitt
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
PLYMOUTH VIKINGS
Coach Robert Cody
Aug. 21
Farmville Central at Plymouth
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 11
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Sept. 18
Bye
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Plymouth at Camden County
Oct. 30
Plymouth at Manteo
Nov. 6
Perquimans at Plymouth
JAMESVILLE BULLETS
Coach Richie Ange
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Bye
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 9
Bye
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
CRESWELL TIGERS
Coach Wayne Rodgers
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Bye
Oct. 23
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
MATTAMUSKEET LAKERS
Coach Rick Perry
Aug. 21
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Aug. 28
Bye
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Bye
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Bye
COLUMBIA WILDCATS
Coach RaShawn Spencer
Aug. 21
Harrells Christian at Columbia
Aug. 28
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Sept. 4
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Bye
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
COASTAL CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Washington 0-0 0-0
D.H. Conley 0-0 0-0
Havelock 0-0 0-0
Jacksonville 0-0 0-0
South Central 0-0 0-0
West Carteret 0-0 0-0
West Craven 0-0 0-0
White Oak 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
North Pitt at Washington
Fike at D.H. Conley
Havelock at New Bern
Jacksonville at Laney
South Central at Greene Central
West Craven at Southern Wayne
White Oak at Northside-Jacksonville
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
J.H. Rose at D.H. Conley
East Carteret at Havelock
Jacksonville at SW Onslow
Farmville Central at South Central
Swansboro at West Carteret
West Craven at New Bern
Richlands at White Oak
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Laney at Havelock
Northside-Jacksonville at Jacksonville
South Central at J.H. Rose
West Carteret at Croatan
White Oak at Ashley
Sept. 11
North Pitt at D.H. Conley
South Central at Northern Nash
Pamlico at West Craven
SW Onslow at White Oak
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
D.H. Conley at Farmville Central
Havelock at Kinston
Jacksonville at Richlands
West Carteret at East Carteret
West Craven at Eastern Wayne
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
West Craven at D.H. Conley
White Oak at Havelock
South Central at West Carteret
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Havelock at D.H. Conley
Jacksonville at South Central
West Carteret at White Oak
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
D.H. Conley at White Oak
West Carteret at Jacksonville
South Central at West Craven
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
D.H. Conley at West Carteret
Havelock at South Central
West Craven at Jacksonville
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Havelock at Jacksonville
South Central at White Oak
West Carteret at West Craven
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
D.H. Conley at Jacksonville
Havelock at West Carteret
White Oak at West Craven
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
D.H. Conley at South Central
West Craven at Havelock
Jacksonville at White Oak
FOUR RIVERS CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Southside 0-0 0-0
Northside 0-0 0-0
Williamston 0-0 0-0
Roanoke 0-0 0-0
Plymouth 0-0 0-0
Camden 0-0 0-0
Manteo 0-0 0-0
Perquimans 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
North Duplin at Southside
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Ayden-Grifton at Williamston
Farmville Central at Plymouth
Camden at Pasquotank
Currituck a Manteo
Perquimans at First Flight
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Pamlico at Northside
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Roanoke at North Pitt
Jamesville at Plymouth
First Flight at Camden
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Northampton-East at Perquimans
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Washington at Northside
Roanoke at Williamston
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Camden at Currituck
Manteo at First Flight
Perquimans at Gates County
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Edenton-Holmes at Perquimans
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Northside at Roanoke
Williamston at North Pitt
Northeastern at Camden
Sept. 19
Manteo at Atlantic Shores, Va.
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Plymouth at Northside
Williamston at Manteo
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Northside at Perquimans
Camden at Williamston
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Northside at Camden
Perquimans at Williamston
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Manteo at Northside
Williamston at Plymouth
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Northside at Williamston
Plymouth at Camden
Perquimans at Manteo
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Roanoke at Northside
Plymouth at Manteo
Camden at Perquimans
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
Williamston at Roanoke
Perquimans at Plymouth
Manteo at Camden
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
Team Conf. All
Jamesville 0-0 0-0
Creswell 0-0 0-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Columbia 0-0 0-0
Cape Hatteras 0-0 0-0
Aug. 21
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Harrells Christian at Columbia
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Southside at Creswell
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Cape Hatteras at Manteo
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at First Flight
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
Creswell at Columbia
WASHINGTON PAM PACK
Coach Sport Sawyer
Aug. 21
North Pitt at Washington
Aug. 28
Tarboro at Washington
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Washington at Goldsboro
Sept. 25
Jacksonville at Washington
Oct. 2
Washington at West Craven
Oct. 9
Washington at Havelock
Oct. 16
White Oak at Washington
Oct. 23
Washington at D.H. Conley
Oct. 30
South Central at Washington
Nov. 6
West Carteret at Washington
SOUTHSIDE SEAHAWKS
Coach David Hines
Aug. 21
North Duplin at Southside
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Pamlico at Southside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Southside at Camden
Oct. 2
Manteo at Southside
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Southside at Perquimans
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
NORTHSIDE PANTHERS
Coach Keith Boyd
Aug. 21
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Aug. 28
Pamlico at Northside
Sept. 4
Washington at Northside
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Northside at Perquimans
Oct. 9
Northside at Camden
Oct. 16
Manteo at Northside
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Northside at Southside
WILLIAMSTON TIGERS
Coach Asim McGill
Aug. 21
Ayden-Grifton at Williamston
Aug. 28
Williamston at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Williamston at North Pitt
Sept. 25
Williamston at Manteo
Oct. 2
Camden at Williamston
Oct. 9
Perquimans at Williamston
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Northside at Williamston
Oct. 30
Southside at Williamston
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
ROANOKE REDSKINS
Coach Brian Paschal
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Roanoke at North Pitt
Sept. 4
Roanoke at Williamston
Sept. 11
Gates County at Roanoke
Sept. 18
Northside at Roanoke
Sept. 25
Roanoke at Perquimans
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Roanoke at Manteo
Oct. 16
Camden at Roanoke
Oct. 23
Roanoke at Southside
Oct. 30
Roanoke at Northside
Nov. 6
Williamston at Roanoke
PLYMOUTH VIKINGS
Coach Robert Cody
Aug. 21
Farmville Central at Plymouth
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Plymouth at Edenton-Holmes
Sept. 11
Northampton-West at Plymouth
Sept. 18
Bye
Sept. 25
Plymouth at Northside
Oct. 2
Plymouth at Roanoke
Oct. 9
Southside at Plymouth
Oct. 16
Williamston at Plymouth
Oct. 23
Plymouth at Camden County
Oct. 30
Plymouth at Manteo
Nov. 6
Perquimans at Plymouth
JAMESVILLE BULLETS
Coach Richie Ange
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Jamesville at Plymouth
Sept. 4
Bye
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Jamesville at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 9
Bye
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Cape Hatteras at Jamesville
CRESWELL TIGERS
Coach Wayne Rodgers
Aug. 21
Bye
Aug. 28
Southside at Creswell
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Bye
Sept. 18
Cape Hatteras at Creswell
Sept. 25
Creswell at Jamesville
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Bye
Oct. 23
Creswell at Cape Hatteras
Oct. 30
Jamesville at Creswell
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
MATTAMUSKEET LAKERS
Coach Rick Perry
Aug. 21
Northside at Mattamuskeet
Aug. 28
Bye
Sept. 4
Creswell at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 11
Mattamuskeet at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 18
Jamesville at Mattamuskeet
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Bye
Oct. 9
Mattamuskeet at Creswell
Oct. 16
Cape Hatteras at Mattamuskeet
Oct. 23
Mattamuskeet at Jamesville
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Bye
COLUMBIA WILDCATS
Coach RaShawn Spencer
Aug. 21
Harrells Christian at Columbia
Aug. 28
Columbia at KIPP Pride
Sept. 4
Columbia at Cape Hatteras
Sept. 11
Columbia at Jamesville
Sept. 18
Southside at Columbia
Sept. 25
Mattamuskeet at Columbia
Oct. 2
Columbia at Creswell
Oct. 9
Cape Hatteras at Columbia
Oct. 16
Jamesville at Columbia
Oct. 23
Bye
Oct. 30
Columbia at Mattamuskeet
Nov. 6
Creswell at Columbia
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
2009 C-USA preseason football team
ECU's C.J. Wilson, a former standout at Northside High School, was named the preseason Defensive Player of the Year.
Offensive Player of the Year
Case Keenum, QB, Houston
Defensive Player of the Year
C.J. Wilson, DL, East Carolina
Special Teams Player of the Year
Damaris Johnson, KR, Tulsa
First-team offense
QB Case Keenum, Jr., Houston
RB Bryce Beall, So., Houston
RB Damion Fletcher, Sr., Southern Miss
OL Sean Allen, Sr., East Carolina
OL Carl Barnett, Sr., Houston
OL Ryan Hebert, Sr., Southern Miss
OL Tyler Holmes, So., Tulsa
OL Dominik Riley, Jr., Memphis
OL Jake Seitz, Sr., UAB
WR DeAndre Brown, So., Southern Miss
WR Tyron Carrier, So., Houston
WR Emmanuel Sanders, Sr., SMU
TE Cody Slate, Sr., Marshall
First-team defense
DL Anthony Gray, Jr., Southern Miss
DL Albert McClellan, Sr., Marshall
DL Bruce Miller, Jr., UCF
DL C.J. Wilson, Sr., East Carolina
LB Mike Bryan, Sr., Tulsa
LB Mario Harvey, Sr., Marshall
LB Nick Johnson, Sr., East Carolina
DB Van Eskridge, Sr., East Carolina
DB Eddie Hicks, Sr., Southern Miss
DB James Lockett, Sr., Tulsa
DB Andrew Sendejo, Sr., Rice
First Team Special Teams
K Ben Hartman, Sr., East Carolina
P Ross Thevenot, Jr., Tulane
KR Damaris Johnson, So., Tulsa
PR D.A. Griffin, Jr., Memphis
Offensive Player of the Year
Case Keenum, QB, Houston
Defensive Player of the Year
C.J. Wilson, DL, East Carolina
Special Teams Player of the Year
Damaris Johnson, KR, Tulsa
First-team offense
QB Case Keenum, Jr., Houston
RB Bryce Beall, So., Houston
RB Damion Fletcher, Sr., Southern Miss
OL Sean Allen, Sr., East Carolina
OL Carl Barnett, Sr., Houston
OL Ryan Hebert, Sr., Southern Miss
OL Tyler Holmes, So., Tulsa
OL Dominik Riley, Jr., Memphis
OL Jake Seitz, Sr., UAB
WR DeAndre Brown, So., Southern Miss
WR Tyron Carrier, So., Houston
WR Emmanuel Sanders, Sr., SMU
TE Cody Slate, Sr., Marshall
First-team defense
DL Anthony Gray, Jr., Southern Miss
DL Albert McClellan, Sr., Marshall
DL Bruce Miller, Jr., UCF
DL C.J. Wilson, Sr., East Carolina
LB Mike Bryan, Sr., Tulsa
LB Mario Harvey, Sr., Marshall
LB Nick Johnson, Sr., East Carolina
DB Van Eskridge, Sr., East Carolina
DB Eddie Hicks, Sr., Southern Miss
DB James Lockett, Sr., Tulsa
DB Andrew Sendejo, Sr., Rice
First Team Special Teams
K Ben Hartman, Sr., East Carolina
P Ross Thevenot, Jr., Tulane
KR Damaris Johnson, So., Tulsa
PR D.A. Griffin, Jr., Memphis
Thursday, July 2, 2009
2009 WDN All-Area Softball Team
2009 WDN All-Area softball team announced
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Published: Thursday, July 2, 2009 2:23 AM EDT
Led by the likes of star pitcher Charity Watson, slugger Elizabeth Ange and a bevy of talent at every position, the area is well-represented on the 2009 WDN All-Area Softball Team.
Watson, who went 16-7 with a 0.33 ERA with 359 strikeouts, was tabbed the Pitcher of the Year. The Washington Lady Pam Pack star, who also led the team with a .383 batting average, will play at Pitt Community College next year.
Elizabeth Ange, a three-sport star with the Jamesville Bullets, was named the Player of the Year. The slick-fielding shortstop ripped three homers, drove in 20 runs and hit .365 in leading the Bullets to the state championships.
Riche Ange, who guided Jamesville to the state tournament for the first time since 2006, was named the Coach of the Year.
FIRST TEAM
There was an abundance of quality pitchers in the area this year, and five were named to the First Team.
Senior pitcher Emily Smith leads four Southside players on the First Team. Smith went 16-8 with a 1.87 ERA. She saved one of her best games for one her last, firing a perfect game against Jones County in the state playoffs.
Bear Grass pitcher Lauren Webb was solid on the mound and at the plate. The Bears’ senior star hit a robust .520 on the season.
Northside’s Amanda Beirne, an all-state performer, split duty between the mound and second base because of an injury. The senior was effective, hitting .400 with a home run and 10 RBIs. The future Meredith College softball player fanned 118 of the 229 batters she faced and had a sparkling 0.41 ERA.
Caroline Tetterton was called upon after Jamesville struggled out of the gates, and the freshman pitcher certainly didn’t disappoint. Tetterton went 14-4 and recorded 92 strikeouts. Two of her losses came in the state championships.
Pungo senior Brinkley Johnson’s won-loss record wasn’t sensational, as she went 8-10 with a 3.42 ERA and 133 strikeouts, but her leadership and character make her an easy choice. An all-state pitcher for the third straight year, Johnson hit a team-best .333 and she had a .525 on-base percentage.
Washington junior catcher Hayley Stowe is the catcher on the First Team. She hit .290 in a tough Coastal Conference, and was behind the plate for the Lady Pam Pack, making a solid battery with Watson.
The First Team infield includes a pair of Southside players, senior DeeDee Stanley and junior Kristen Ayers. Stanley blasted three homers, hit .392 and had a .536 on-base percentage. Ayers hit a sizzling .434, had a .544 on-base percentage and stole 21 bases on the year.
Rounding out the infield are Washington sophomore Kristi Wood and Williamston junior Cassie Harrell. Wood, Washington’s leadoff batter, set the table well by hitting .308, really coming on strong at the end of the year. Harrell hit a solid .438 while clubbing one homer, driving in 20 and scoring 21 runs. She ripped 32 hits on the season.
The outfield consists of Southside sophomore Bailey Hobbs, Williamston senior Jessica Clemmons and Jamesville junior Paige Lilley. Hobbs hit .375 and had 12 steals, Clemmons homered, scored 21 runs and hit .262 and Lilley hit .280 while driving in 11 and playing some exceptional defense.
Rounding out the First Team is Northside junior Amanda Daw, named the Designated Player. Daw, an all-state player, hit .353 while driving in 23 and scoring 20 runs.
SECOND TEAM
A pair of Terra Ceia eighth graders and a Williamston standout are the Second Team pitchers. Terra Ceia’s Paige Roberson and Morgan Boyd shared the MVP award for the Lady Knights. Roberson was 6-4 with a 2.05 ERA while hitting .397 and scoring 24 runs. Boyd went 6-4 with a 2.84 ERA while hitting .403, scoring 23 times and driving in 14 runs.
Harris Shepherd, a junior, went 9-8 with a 1.09 ERA for the Williamston Tigers. She fanned 131 batters. Shepherd was also solid at the plate, hitting .353 while driving in 15 runs.
Southside sophomore Shakeria Loma, who hit.380 and had 12 steals, is the Second Team catcher.
Making up the infield are Williamston junior Heather Jackson (.316, 26 runs, 11 RBIs), Southside senior Mandi Harding (.300), Williamston junior Haley Bowen (.288) and Washington senior Brittany Bryant (.235). Each player came up big in crucial situations offensively, and each flashed some solid leather defensively.
The outfield consists of Washington freshman Morgan Bryant, Brittany’s sister, Pungo’s Kim Clayton and Southside’s Caitlin Bogart.
Taylor Hollis of Bear Grass was tabbed the designated player.
ALL-AREA TEAM
SOFTBALL
Pitcher of the Year: Charity Watson, Washington
Player of the Year: Elizabeth Ange, Jamesville
Coach of the Year: Richie Ange, Jamesville
FIRST TEAM
Pitcher - Emily Smith, Southside
Pitcher - Lauren Webb, Bear Grass
Pitcher - Amanda Beirne, Northside
Pitcher - Caroline Tetterton, Jamesville
Pitcher - Brinkley Johnson, Pungo
Catcher - Hayley Stowe, Washington
Infield - Cassie Harrell, Williamston
Infield - Kristi Wood, Washington
Infield - DeeDee Stanley, Southside
Infield - Kristen Ayers, Southside
Outfield - Bailey Hobbs, Southside
Outfield - Jessica Clemmons, Williamston
Outfield - Paige Lilley, Jamesville
Designated Player - Amanda Daw, Northside
SECOND TEAM
Pitcher - Harris Shepherd, Williamston
Pitcher - Paige Roberson, Terra Ceia
Pitcher - Morgan Boyd, Terra Ceia
Catcher - Shakeria Lomax, Southside
Infield - Heather Jackson, Williamston
Infield - Mandi Harding, Southside
Infield - Haley Bowen, Jamesville
Infield - Brittany Bryant, Washington
Outfield - Morgan Bryant, Washington
Outfield - Kim Clayton, Pungo
Outfield - Caitlin Bogart, Southside
Designated Player - Taylor Hollis, Bear Grass
HONORABLE MENTION
WASHINGTON
Kayla Spain
Lilyann Arnold
Brittany Moss
Stacey Mayer
Sarah Mayo
SOUTHSIDE
Kellie Hardison
Becky Poole
NORTHSIDE
Cameron Waters
Whitney Lewis
Kassie Sasnett
WILLIAMSTON
Bailee Cowan
Kellen Edwards
Court Wynn
JAMESVILLE
Corey Ange
Victoria Rogers
Peri Ange
Ashley Mobley
TERRA CEIA
Katie Jackson
Hollie McDonald
Chandler Furlough
PUNGO
Allison Armstrong
Tess Smithwick
TEACH
Meredith Haddock
Caroline Gardner
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Published: Thursday, July 2, 2009 2:23 AM EDT
Led by the likes of star pitcher Charity Watson, slugger Elizabeth Ange and a bevy of talent at every position, the area is well-represented on the 2009 WDN All-Area Softball Team.
Watson, who went 16-7 with a 0.33 ERA with 359 strikeouts, was tabbed the Pitcher of the Year. The Washington Lady Pam Pack star, who also led the team with a .383 batting average, will play at Pitt Community College next year.
Elizabeth Ange, a three-sport star with the Jamesville Bullets, was named the Player of the Year. The slick-fielding shortstop ripped three homers, drove in 20 runs and hit .365 in leading the Bullets to the state championships.
Riche Ange, who guided Jamesville to the state tournament for the first time since 2006, was named the Coach of the Year.
FIRST TEAM
There was an abundance of quality pitchers in the area this year, and five were named to the First Team.
Senior pitcher Emily Smith leads four Southside players on the First Team. Smith went 16-8 with a 1.87 ERA. She saved one of her best games for one her last, firing a perfect game against Jones County in the state playoffs.
Bear Grass pitcher Lauren Webb was solid on the mound and at the plate. The Bears’ senior star hit a robust .520 on the season.
Northside’s Amanda Beirne, an all-state performer, split duty between the mound and second base because of an injury. The senior was effective, hitting .400 with a home run and 10 RBIs. The future Meredith College softball player fanned 118 of the 229 batters she faced and had a sparkling 0.41 ERA.
Caroline Tetterton was called upon after Jamesville struggled out of the gates, and the freshman pitcher certainly didn’t disappoint. Tetterton went 14-4 and recorded 92 strikeouts. Two of her losses came in the state championships.
Pungo senior Brinkley Johnson’s won-loss record wasn’t sensational, as she went 8-10 with a 3.42 ERA and 133 strikeouts, but her leadership and character make her an easy choice. An all-state pitcher for the third straight year, Johnson hit a team-best .333 and she had a .525 on-base percentage.
Washington junior catcher Hayley Stowe is the catcher on the First Team. She hit .290 in a tough Coastal Conference, and was behind the plate for the Lady Pam Pack, making a solid battery with Watson.
The First Team infield includes a pair of Southside players, senior DeeDee Stanley and junior Kristen Ayers. Stanley blasted three homers, hit .392 and had a .536 on-base percentage. Ayers hit a sizzling .434, had a .544 on-base percentage and stole 21 bases on the year.
Rounding out the infield are Washington sophomore Kristi Wood and Williamston junior Cassie Harrell. Wood, Washington’s leadoff batter, set the table well by hitting .308, really coming on strong at the end of the year. Harrell hit a solid .438 while clubbing one homer, driving in 20 and scoring 21 runs. She ripped 32 hits on the season.
The outfield consists of Southside sophomore Bailey Hobbs, Williamston senior Jessica Clemmons and Jamesville junior Paige Lilley. Hobbs hit .375 and had 12 steals, Clemmons homered, scored 21 runs and hit .262 and Lilley hit .280 while driving in 11 and playing some exceptional defense.
Rounding out the First Team is Northside junior Amanda Daw, named the Designated Player. Daw, an all-state player, hit .353 while driving in 23 and scoring 20 runs.
SECOND TEAM
A pair of Terra Ceia eighth graders and a Williamston standout are the Second Team pitchers. Terra Ceia’s Paige Roberson and Morgan Boyd shared the MVP award for the Lady Knights. Roberson was 6-4 with a 2.05 ERA while hitting .397 and scoring 24 runs. Boyd went 6-4 with a 2.84 ERA while hitting .403, scoring 23 times and driving in 14 runs.
Harris Shepherd, a junior, went 9-8 with a 1.09 ERA for the Williamston Tigers. She fanned 131 batters. Shepherd was also solid at the plate, hitting .353 while driving in 15 runs.
Southside sophomore Shakeria Loma, who hit.380 and had 12 steals, is the Second Team catcher.
Making up the infield are Williamston junior Heather Jackson (.316, 26 runs, 11 RBIs), Southside senior Mandi Harding (.300), Williamston junior Haley Bowen (.288) and Washington senior Brittany Bryant (.235). Each player came up big in crucial situations offensively, and each flashed some solid leather defensively.
The outfield consists of Washington freshman Morgan Bryant, Brittany’s sister, Pungo’s Kim Clayton and Southside’s Caitlin Bogart.
Taylor Hollis of Bear Grass was tabbed the designated player.
ALL-AREA TEAM
SOFTBALL
Pitcher of the Year: Charity Watson, Washington
Player of the Year: Elizabeth Ange, Jamesville
Coach of the Year: Richie Ange, Jamesville
FIRST TEAM
Pitcher - Emily Smith, Southside
Pitcher - Lauren Webb, Bear Grass
Pitcher - Amanda Beirne, Northside
Pitcher - Caroline Tetterton, Jamesville
Pitcher - Brinkley Johnson, Pungo
Catcher - Hayley Stowe, Washington
Infield - Cassie Harrell, Williamston
Infield - Kristi Wood, Washington
Infield - DeeDee Stanley, Southside
Infield - Kristen Ayers, Southside
Outfield - Bailey Hobbs, Southside
Outfield - Jessica Clemmons, Williamston
Outfield - Paige Lilley, Jamesville
Designated Player - Amanda Daw, Northside
SECOND TEAM
Pitcher - Harris Shepherd, Williamston
Pitcher - Paige Roberson, Terra Ceia
Pitcher - Morgan Boyd, Terra Ceia
Catcher - Shakeria Lomax, Southside
Infield - Heather Jackson, Williamston
Infield - Mandi Harding, Southside
Infield - Haley Bowen, Jamesville
Infield - Brittany Bryant, Washington
Outfield - Morgan Bryant, Washington
Outfield - Kim Clayton, Pungo
Outfield - Caitlin Bogart, Southside
Designated Player - Taylor Hollis, Bear Grass
HONORABLE MENTION
WASHINGTON
Kayla Spain
Lilyann Arnold
Brittany Moss
Stacey Mayer
Sarah Mayo
SOUTHSIDE
Kellie Hardison
Becky Poole
NORTHSIDE
Cameron Waters
Whitney Lewis
Kassie Sasnett
WILLIAMSTON
Bailee Cowan
Kellen Edwards
Court Wynn
JAMESVILLE
Corey Ange
Victoria Rogers
Peri Ange
Ashley Mobley
TERRA CEIA
Katie Jackson
Hollie McDonald
Chandler Furlough
PUNGO
Allison Armstrong
Tess Smithwick
TEACH
Meredith Haddock
Caroline Gardner
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Pack baseball falls
Pam Pack falls to Golden Demons
Had earned first playoff win since 1998
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
WILSON -- The Washington Pam Pack’s bus heading to Wilson Fike suffered a flat tire on the way to the game. It seemed to be a bad omen for Washington.
The Fike Golden Demons deflated the Pack’s season with a 3-2 victory in Tuesday’s second round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3-A state playoffs. It was the farthest the Pack had gotten since 1998, when it was also ousted in the second round.
Pam Pack coach Darin Vaughan had a short but poignant talk with his team at the end of the game.
“I told the guys that I’m really proud of them for what they have done over the last year and one week,” said Vaughan, who guided the Pack to a 12-11 overall record. “The strides that they have made and the work that they have put into this, along with the commitment they have made, I’m extremely proud of every single one of them.”
The Golden Demons (14-8), the third seed out of the NEW 6 Conference, overcame an early 2-0 deficit. The Pack, the fourth seed from the Coastal Conference, gave Fike extra opportunities with five costly errors.
“There were certainly some things that didn’t go our way,” Vaughan said. “When you lose 3-2 in the second round of the state playoffs, no matter how it happens, it’s going to be heartbreaking.”
The Pack jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second inning. Gator Moore drew a leadoff walk against Fike starter Mitchell Wheeler (2 runs, 4 hits, 2 strikeouts, 5 walks in 4 innings).
After a Gil Broadway one-out single, Cole Hartley drew a walk to load the bases. One out later, Jimmy Hardison earned the third walk of the inning, scoring Moore for the 1-0 lead.
Moore, who stole two bases and scored both of the Pack’s runs, came up big again in the third. He drew a two-out walk, stole second and raced home on a Justin Meekins single into center.
The Pack threatened again in the fourth, but right fielder Richard Carr robbed Austin Thompson of extra bases when he made a sensational catch with two outs and the bases loaded.
Washington went on to leave eight runners on base.
Pack sophomore starter Hatteras Brooks was brilliant through four innings. He scattered three hits while striking out three and walking two in four innings of shutout ball.
Fike tied the game at 2-2 in the fifth off Washington reliever Michael Goldberg, although Goldberg didn’t allow a hit. Wheeler drew a leadoff walk. David Gibbons then reached on a throwing error, and the two runners raced into second and third. Russell Ward’s sac fly scored Wheeler, while Gibbons trotted home when Tripp Sauls reached on another Pack error.
The Demons scored the game-winner in the sixth off losing pitcher Michael Robinson. Carr reached on an infield hit and Michael Brown followed with a bunt single. Carr was thrown out at third on Michael McLawhorn’s fielder’s choice.
It appeared Wheeler had then bounced into a potential inning-ending double play, but the Pack’s fifth error of the game allowed Brown to score for a 3-2 lead.
Fike reliever William Prince, who threw three innings of no-hit ball with three strikeouts, retired the Pack in order in the seventh to end it and get the victory.
The Demons will play at West Brunswick (19-5), a 7-6 winner over D.H. Conley, in the third round.
Vaughan and the Pack will regroup and get ready for next year.
“I want to see the same type of improvement that we had over the last year, and see if we can get the same type of commitment from some of those younger guys like we had from the senior class,” Vaughan said. “If we can do that, I’ll feel really positive about it.
“We have some big holes to fill with guys who have been mainstays in the lineup. It’s going to be somebody else’s turn to step in and get it done.”
1-A baseball
The three remaining area baseball teams alive in the 1-A state playoffs were ousted on Tuesday night.
Jamesville (17-3) lost 7-1 to East Bladen, Plymouth (11-11) fell 15-2 to Louisburg and Creswell (5-3) dropped a 5-2 decision to Princeton.
Had earned first playoff win since 1998
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
WILSON -- The Washington Pam Pack’s bus heading to Wilson Fike suffered a flat tire on the way to the game. It seemed to be a bad omen for Washington.
The Fike Golden Demons deflated the Pack’s season with a 3-2 victory in Tuesday’s second round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3-A state playoffs. It was the farthest the Pack had gotten since 1998, when it was also ousted in the second round.
Pam Pack coach Darin Vaughan had a short but poignant talk with his team at the end of the game.
“I told the guys that I’m really proud of them for what they have done over the last year and one week,” said Vaughan, who guided the Pack to a 12-11 overall record. “The strides that they have made and the work that they have put into this, along with the commitment they have made, I’m extremely proud of every single one of them.”
The Golden Demons (14-8), the third seed out of the NEW 6 Conference, overcame an early 2-0 deficit. The Pack, the fourth seed from the Coastal Conference, gave Fike extra opportunities with five costly errors.
“There were certainly some things that didn’t go our way,” Vaughan said. “When you lose 3-2 in the second round of the state playoffs, no matter how it happens, it’s going to be heartbreaking.”
The Pack jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second inning. Gator Moore drew a leadoff walk against Fike starter Mitchell Wheeler (2 runs, 4 hits, 2 strikeouts, 5 walks in 4 innings).
After a Gil Broadway one-out single, Cole Hartley drew a walk to load the bases. One out later, Jimmy Hardison earned the third walk of the inning, scoring Moore for the 1-0 lead.
Moore, who stole two bases and scored both of the Pack’s runs, came up big again in the third. He drew a two-out walk, stole second and raced home on a Justin Meekins single into center.
The Pack threatened again in the fourth, but right fielder Richard Carr robbed Austin Thompson of extra bases when he made a sensational catch with two outs and the bases loaded.
Washington went on to leave eight runners on base.
Pack sophomore starter Hatteras Brooks was brilliant through four innings. He scattered three hits while striking out three and walking two in four innings of shutout ball.
Fike tied the game at 2-2 in the fifth off Washington reliever Michael Goldberg, although Goldberg didn’t allow a hit. Wheeler drew a leadoff walk. David Gibbons then reached on a throwing error, and the two runners raced into second and third. Russell Ward’s sac fly scored Wheeler, while Gibbons trotted home when Tripp Sauls reached on another Pack error.
The Demons scored the game-winner in the sixth off losing pitcher Michael Robinson. Carr reached on an infield hit and Michael Brown followed with a bunt single. Carr was thrown out at third on Michael McLawhorn’s fielder’s choice.
It appeared Wheeler had then bounced into a potential inning-ending double play, but the Pack’s fifth error of the game allowed Brown to score for a 3-2 lead.
Fike reliever William Prince, who threw three innings of no-hit ball with three strikeouts, retired the Pack in order in the seventh to end it and get the victory.
The Demons will play at West Brunswick (19-5), a 7-6 winner over D.H. Conley, in the third round.
Vaughan and the Pack will regroup and get ready for next year.
“I want to see the same type of improvement that we had over the last year, and see if we can get the same type of commitment from some of those younger guys like we had from the senior class,” Vaughan said. “If we can do that, I’ll feel really positive about it.
“We have some big holes to fill with guys who have been mainstays in the lineup. It’s going to be somebody else’s turn to step in and get it done.”
1-A baseball
The three remaining area baseball teams alive in the 1-A state playoffs were ousted on Tuesday night.
Jamesville (17-3) lost 7-1 to East Bladen, Plymouth (11-11) fell 15-2 to Louisburg and Creswell (5-3) dropped a 5-2 decision to Princeton.
Pack softball advances
Watson’s perfect game lifts Washington
Pam Pack strolls to easy win over White Oak
Staff Reports
Charity Watson threw the fifth perfect game of her career, helping to lead the Washington Lady Pam Pack to a 16-0 five-inning win over White Oak in Tuesday’s first round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3-A state playoffs.
The Pack (15-6), the second seed out of the Coastal Conference, will play at Northern Nash (17-4), the NEW 6 champions, in Friday’s second round. Northern Nash advanced by knocking off Southern Wayne.
“We had excellent pitching and hitting,” Washington coach Doug Whitehead said. “We played a good all-around ball game. We put the ball in play and took advantage of their miscues.”
Watson retired all 15 batters she faced. The senior struck out 13 of those batters.
Watson helped her own cause by ripping three hits, including a double, and driving in three runs.
Kayla Spain had a pair of hits and drove in two, while Kristi Wood also had a pair of hits. Brittany Bryant doubled and scored two runs, while Lily Ann Arnold added an RBI double.
1-A softball
Southside, Williamston and Bear Grass were winners in the 1-A state softball playoffs.
Meanwhile, Northside and Columbia came up on the losing end.
The Northside Panthers (12-10) fell 3-0 to the Camden Bruins, while the Columbia Wildcats (2-7) dropped a 12-0 decision to Gates County.
Pam Pack strolls to easy win over White Oak
Staff Reports
Charity Watson threw the fifth perfect game of her career, helping to lead the Washington Lady Pam Pack to a 16-0 five-inning win over White Oak in Tuesday’s first round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3-A state playoffs.
The Pack (15-6), the second seed out of the Coastal Conference, will play at Northern Nash (17-4), the NEW 6 champions, in Friday’s second round. Northern Nash advanced by knocking off Southern Wayne.
“We had excellent pitching and hitting,” Washington coach Doug Whitehead said. “We played a good all-around ball game. We put the ball in play and took advantage of their miscues.”
Watson retired all 15 batters she faced. The senior struck out 13 of those batters.
Watson helped her own cause by ripping three hits, including a double, and driving in three runs.
Kayla Spain had a pair of hits and drove in two, while Kristi Wood also had a pair of hits. Brittany Bryant doubled and scored two runs, while Lily Ann Arnold added an RBI double.
1-A softball
Southside, Williamston and Bear Grass were winners in the 1-A state softball playoffs.
Meanwhile, Northside and Columbia came up on the losing end.
The Northside Panthers (12-10) fell 3-0 to the Camden Bruins, while the Columbia Wildcats (2-7) dropped a 12-0 decision to Gates County.
Monday, May 18, 2009
AREA BASEBALL/SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
BASEBALL
NCHSAA STATE PLAYOFFS
Second Round
Class 3-A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Fike
Class 1-A
7 p.m. - East Bladen at Jamesville
7 p.m. - Plymouth at Louisburg
7 p.m. - Princeton at Creswell
SOFTBALL
NCHSAA STATE PLAYOFFS
Second Round
Class 3-A
6 p.m. - Washington at White Oak
Class 1-A
6 p.m. - Jones Senior at Southside
6 p.m. - Northside at Camden
6 p.m. - S. Robeson at Williamston
6 p.m. - Perquimans at Jamesville
6 p.m. - Louisburg at Bear Grass
6 p.m. - Columbia at Gates County
NCHSAA STATE PLAYOFFS
Second Round
Class 3-A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Fike
Class 1-A
7 p.m. - East Bladen at Jamesville
7 p.m. - Plymouth at Louisburg
7 p.m. - Princeton at Creswell
SOFTBALL
NCHSAA STATE PLAYOFFS
Second Round
Class 3-A
6 p.m. - Washington at White Oak
Class 1-A
6 p.m. - Jones Senior at Southside
6 p.m. - Northside at Camden
6 p.m. - S. Robeson at Williamston
6 p.m. - Perquimans at Jamesville
6 p.m. - Louisburg at Bear Grass
6 p.m. - Columbia at Gates County
Friday, May 15, 2009
PREP BASEBALL STATE PLAYOFFS
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 1-A
First Round
Thursday’s Games
Jamesville 5, Manteo 4
East Bladen 7, Williamston 5
Plymouth 12, Roanoke 2
Princeton 11, Southside 4
Gates County 6, Bear Grass 5
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 3-A
First Round
Friday’s Games
7 p.m. - Washington at Hertford County
Class 1-A
7 p.m. - North Edgecombe at Creswell
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 1-A
Second Round
Tuesday's Games
East Bladen at Jamesville
Plymouth at Louisburg
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 1-A
First Round
Thursday’s Games
Jamesville 5, Manteo 4
East Bladen 7, Williamston 5
Plymouth 12, Roanoke 2
Princeton 11, Southside 4
Gates County 6, Bear Grass 5
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 3-A
First Round
Friday’s Games
7 p.m. - Washington at Hertford County
Class 1-A
7 p.m. - North Edgecombe at Creswell
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 1-A
Second Round
Tuesday's Games
East Bladen at Jamesville
Plymouth at Louisburg
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
PREP BASEBALL STATE PLAYOFF PAIRINGS
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 1-A
First Round
Thursday’s Games
7 p.m. - East Bladen at Williamston
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 3-A
First Round
Friday’s Games
7 p.m. - Washington at Hertford County
Class 1-A
7 p.m. - Princeton at Southside
7 p.m. - Manteo at Jamesville
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Plymouth
7 p.m. - North Edgecombe at Creswell
7 p.m. - Bear Grass at Gates County
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 1-A
First Round
Thursday’s Games
7 p.m. - East Bladen at Williamston
BASEBALL
NCHSAA State Playoffs
Class 3-A
First Round
Friday’s Games
7 p.m. - Washington at Hertford County
Class 1-A
7 p.m. - Princeton at Southside
7 p.m. - Manteo at Jamesville
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Plymouth
7 p.m. - North Edgecombe at Creswell
7 p.m. - Bear Grass at Gates County
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Copper signs with Chiefs
Copper signs with Chiefs
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Terrance Copper will be wearing new colors next year.
Copper, who will be playing for his fourth team in six years, signed with the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
A phone call to Copper late Tuesday evening was not returned.
Copper played last year with the Baltimore Ravens, but his season was riddled with injuries. He finished the season with two special teams tackles and no tackles for the first time in his career.
Copper, a former Washington Pam Pack and East Carolina standout, started his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys and played there for two seasons.
The 6-0, 207-pound receiver played with the New Orleans Saints in 2006 and 2007, and was then released by the team during the 2008 season.
Copper signed with the Ravens during the 2008 campaign.
In a post-season interview, Copper said not being able to play much during 2008 would inspire him to work extra hard during the off-season.
“It definitely inspires me,” Copper said. “It really puts things into perspective about how much weightlifting needs to be a part of your off-season workout routine.”
Copper has 46 receptions for 600 yards and six touchdowns in his career. He also has 26 kickoff returns for 502 yards (19.3 average) and 41 special-teams tackles.
The Chiefs, who also signed wide receiver Bobby Engram on Tuesday, finished 2-14 last year.
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Terrance Copper will be wearing new colors next year.
Copper, who will be playing for his fourth team in six years, signed with the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
A phone call to Copper late Tuesday evening was not returned.
Copper played last year with the Baltimore Ravens, but his season was riddled with injuries. He finished the season with two special teams tackles and no tackles for the first time in his career.
Copper, a former Washington Pam Pack and East Carolina standout, started his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys and played there for two seasons.
The 6-0, 207-pound receiver played with the New Orleans Saints in 2006 and 2007, and was then released by the team during the 2008 season.
Copper signed with the Ravens during the 2008 campaign.
In a post-season interview, Copper said not being able to play much during 2008 would inspire him to work extra hard during the off-season.
“It definitely inspires me,” Copper said. “It really puts things into perspective about how much weightlifting needs to be a part of your off-season workout routine.”
Copper has 46 receptions for 600 yards and six touchdowns in his career. He also has 26 kickoff returns for 502 yards (19.3 average) and 41 special-teams tackles.
The Chiefs, who also signed wide receiver Bobby Engram on Tuesday, finished 2-14 last year.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
AREA BASKETBALL GIRLS PLAYOFFs
Washington 14 10 6 12 -- 42
Beddingfield 23 26 17 21 -- 87
WASHINGTON (42)
Harmony Simpkins 15, Jordan Cantrell 14, McIver 5, Burbage 2, R. Cantrell 2, Batchelor 2, Stowe 2.
BEDDINGFIELD (87)
Ansia Dial 24, Casey Elliott 20, Shaniqua Clay 14, Vielka Givens 11, Crawley 5, Lucas 4, Pittman 4, Dickens 4, DeLaRosa 1, Deratt, Kent, Thomas.
GIRLS
Tuesday’s Games
NCHSAA
Class 3A
Beddingfield 87, Washington 42
Class 1A
South Robeson 60, Southside 50
Williamston 69, Northampton-West 47
Gates County 36, Jamesville 19
Weldon 71, Columbia 30
Roanoke 56, Perquimans 53
Northampton-East 42, Creswell 35
NCISAA
Class 1A
Word of God 45, Terra Ceia 28
Thursday’s Games
NCHSAA
Class 1A
Northampton-East at Williamston
Roanoke at Weldon
Beddingfield 23 26 17 21 -- 87
WASHINGTON (42)
Harmony Simpkins 15, Jordan Cantrell 14, McIver 5, Burbage 2, R. Cantrell 2, Batchelor 2, Stowe 2.
BEDDINGFIELD (87)
Ansia Dial 24, Casey Elliott 20, Shaniqua Clay 14, Vielka Givens 11, Crawley 5, Lucas 4, Pittman 4, Dickens 4, DeLaRosa 1, Deratt, Kent, Thomas.
GIRLS
Tuesday’s Games
NCHSAA
Class 3A
Beddingfield 87, Washington 42
Class 1A
South Robeson 60, Southside 50
Williamston 69, Northampton-West 47
Gates County 36, Jamesville 19
Weldon 71, Columbia 30
Roanoke 56, Perquimans 53
Northampton-East 42, Creswell 35
NCISAA
Class 1A
Word of God 45, Terra Ceia 28
Thursday’s Games
NCHSAA
Class 1A
Northampton-East at Williamston
Roanoke at Weldon
AREA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFs
MONDAY'S GAMES
BOYS
NCHSAA
CLASS 1A FIRST ROUND
Plymouth 59, Mattamuskeet 57
Roanoke 85, East Carteret 62
West Columbus 94, Williamston 89
Perquimans 49, Northside 38
Weldon 83, Jamesville 37
Creswell 53, Louisburg 49
Southeast Halifax 70, Columbia 45
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
CLASS 1A SECOND ROUND
Creswell at Roanoke
Plymouth at West Columbus
GIRLS
TUESDAY'S GAMES
NCHSAA
Class 3A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Beddingfield
Class 1A
7 p.m. - South Robeson at Southside
7 p.m. - Northampton-West at Williamston
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Gates County
7 p.m. - Northampton-East at Creswell
7 p.m. - Columbia at Weldon
NCISAA
Class 1A
5:30 p.m. - Terra Ceia at Word of God
BOYS
NCHSAA
CLASS 1A FIRST ROUND
Plymouth 59, Mattamuskeet 57
Roanoke 85, East Carteret 62
West Columbus 94, Williamston 89
Perquimans 49, Northside 38
Weldon 83, Jamesville 37
Creswell 53, Louisburg 49
Southeast Halifax 70, Columbia 45
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
CLASS 1A SECOND ROUND
Creswell at Roanoke
Plymouth at West Columbus
GIRLS
TUESDAY'S GAMES
NCHSAA
Class 3A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Beddingfield
Class 1A
7 p.m. - South Robeson at Southside
7 p.m. - Northampton-West at Williamston
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Gates County
7 p.m. - Northampton-East at Creswell
7 p.m. - Columbia at Weldon
NCISAA
Class 1A
5:30 p.m. - Terra Ceia at Word of God
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Pirates complete sweep of Hawks
Get off to best start since 2004
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
GREENVILLE -- Trent Ashcraft picked a good time to break out of his early-season slump. After starting the season 0-for-11, the senior blooped a two-run, two-out, bases-loaded single to break a 2-2 tie in the sixth.
The hit highlighted a five-run inning that helped push the East Carolina Pirates (3-0) past the Monmouth Hawks (0-3), 9-2, on a chilly, sunny Sunday afternoon at Clark-LeClair Stadium. The win, coming in front of 2,592 fans, gave the Pirates the sweep and got the team off to its best start since 2004 (the team started 12-0 that year).
“I thought our pitching was good all weekend,” fourth-year coach Billy Godwin said. “I thought we played great defense. (Sunday) we got timely hits and busted the game open.
“I thought our guys came in focused. We were able to get a lot of guys in, get some different looks and move some guys around. I thought it was a very positive weekend.”
Ryan Wood (1-3, 2 RBIs) tacked on a two-run double and Stephen Batts (4-5, 2 RBIs) added an RBI-single in the five-run sixth inning to give the Pirates a 7-2 advantage.
Kyle Roller (2-3) led off with an infield single. Drew Schieber (2-3) reached on a bunt single and Trent Whitehead (0-1, run) drew a one-out intentional walk to load the bases. One out later, Ashcraft (1-5, 2 RBIs) collected his first hit of the season.
“I was just fortunate that I could get a pitch that I could hit, and be able to put it out there somewhere where they weren’t able to make a play on it,” said Ashcraft, ECU’s leadoff hitter. “It felt good, definitely.”
Wood followed with his two-bagger and Batts rapped his third hit of the game for the five-run lead.
Most of the damage came off Monmouth reliever Tim Ballard (0-1), who surrendered six runs on five hits in 1 2/3 innings.
The Pirates collected double-digit hits for the third straight day, finishing with 12. Batts led the way with his second four-hit day and finished with nine hits over the weekend.
“It feels great,” Batts said of his hot start. “It’s a good start.”
Monmouth took a 1-0 lead in the first. Brett Holland hit a leadoff single and raced into third on Chris Collazo’s (3-4) single. Nick Pulsonetti’s (2-3, RBI) sac fly scored Holland for the early lead.
ECU tied it in the fourth. Batts hit a one-out triple into right, breaking up John McDonald’s no-hitter. Brandon Henderson’s sharp single into left plated Batts.
McDonald gave up just the one run and two hits in his four innings of work.
Batts came through again in the fifth. Ashcraft reached on a throwing error and went to second on Wood’s sacrifice. Batts followed with an RBI-single into center, giving the Pirates a 2-1 advantage.
The Hawks tied it in the top of the sixth, chasing ECU starter Mike Anderson (two runs on six hits, four strikeouts, two walks in 5 1/3 innings) in the process. Tim McEndy and Ryan Terry had consecutive singles, which ended Anderson’s day.
Mike Casale greeted reliever Sthil Sowers with an RBI-single that knotted the game, 2-2.
Sowers (1-0) went 1 2/3 innings of relief and was credited with the win. The sophomore struck out one and gave up three hits.
The Pirates tacked on some insurance runs in the late innings. Jared Avchen’s sac fly in the seventh made it 8-2, while Jonathan Ratledge’s groundout plated another run in the eighth to cap the scoring.
ECU’s late relievers were effective. Bailey Daniels struck out all three batters he faced in the eighth. Joe O’Malley retired all three batters he faced to close it out, capping off the sweep.
‘These guys understand the importance of every game,” Godwin said. “(The sweep) is huge for your confidence. There were a lot of positives this weekend.”
The Pirates return to Clark-LeClair Stadium on Thursday to face No. 13 Oklahoma State in a 5 p.m. game.
ECU then plays host to the 6th Annual Keith LeClair Classic on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Pirates face St. John’s on Friday, Oklahoma State on Saturday and College of Charleston on Sunday.
6th Annual Keith LeClair Classic
Friday’s Games
1 p.m. - College of Charleston vs. Oklahoma State
5 p.m. - St. John’s vs. East Carolina
Saturday’s Games
11 a.m. - St. John’s vs. College of Charleston
3 p.m. - Oklahoma State vs. East Carolina
Sunday’s Games
10 a.m. - Oklahoma State vs. St. John’s
2 p.m. - College of Charleston vs. East Carolina
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
GREENVILLE -- Trent Ashcraft picked a good time to break out of his early-season slump. After starting the season 0-for-11, the senior blooped a two-run, two-out, bases-loaded single to break a 2-2 tie in the sixth.
The hit highlighted a five-run inning that helped push the East Carolina Pirates (3-0) past the Monmouth Hawks (0-3), 9-2, on a chilly, sunny Sunday afternoon at Clark-LeClair Stadium. The win, coming in front of 2,592 fans, gave the Pirates the sweep and got the team off to its best start since 2004 (the team started 12-0 that year).
“I thought our pitching was good all weekend,” fourth-year coach Billy Godwin said. “I thought we played great defense. (Sunday) we got timely hits and busted the game open.
“I thought our guys came in focused. We were able to get a lot of guys in, get some different looks and move some guys around. I thought it was a very positive weekend.”
Ryan Wood (1-3, 2 RBIs) tacked on a two-run double and Stephen Batts (4-5, 2 RBIs) added an RBI-single in the five-run sixth inning to give the Pirates a 7-2 advantage.
Kyle Roller (2-3) led off with an infield single. Drew Schieber (2-3) reached on a bunt single and Trent Whitehead (0-1, run) drew a one-out intentional walk to load the bases. One out later, Ashcraft (1-5, 2 RBIs) collected his first hit of the season.
“I was just fortunate that I could get a pitch that I could hit, and be able to put it out there somewhere where they weren’t able to make a play on it,” said Ashcraft, ECU’s leadoff hitter. “It felt good, definitely.”
Wood followed with his two-bagger and Batts rapped his third hit of the game for the five-run lead.
Most of the damage came off Monmouth reliever Tim Ballard (0-1), who surrendered six runs on five hits in 1 2/3 innings.
The Pirates collected double-digit hits for the third straight day, finishing with 12. Batts led the way with his second four-hit day and finished with nine hits over the weekend.
“It feels great,” Batts said of his hot start. “It’s a good start.”
Monmouth took a 1-0 lead in the first. Brett Holland hit a leadoff single and raced into third on Chris Collazo’s (3-4) single. Nick Pulsonetti’s (2-3, RBI) sac fly scored Holland for the early lead.
ECU tied it in the fourth. Batts hit a one-out triple into right, breaking up John McDonald’s no-hitter. Brandon Henderson’s sharp single into left plated Batts.
McDonald gave up just the one run and two hits in his four innings of work.
Batts came through again in the fifth. Ashcraft reached on a throwing error and went to second on Wood’s sacrifice. Batts followed with an RBI-single into center, giving the Pirates a 2-1 advantage.
The Hawks tied it in the top of the sixth, chasing ECU starter Mike Anderson (two runs on six hits, four strikeouts, two walks in 5 1/3 innings) in the process. Tim McEndy and Ryan Terry had consecutive singles, which ended Anderson’s day.
Mike Casale greeted reliever Sthil Sowers with an RBI-single that knotted the game, 2-2.
Sowers (1-0) went 1 2/3 innings of relief and was credited with the win. The sophomore struck out one and gave up three hits.
The Pirates tacked on some insurance runs in the late innings. Jared Avchen’s sac fly in the seventh made it 8-2, while Jonathan Ratledge’s groundout plated another run in the eighth to cap the scoring.
ECU’s late relievers were effective. Bailey Daniels struck out all three batters he faced in the eighth. Joe O’Malley retired all three batters he faced to close it out, capping off the sweep.
‘These guys understand the importance of every game,” Godwin said. “(The sweep) is huge for your confidence. There were a lot of positives this weekend.”
The Pirates return to Clark-LeClair Stadium on Thursday to face No. 13 Oklahoma State in a 5 p.m. game.
ECU then plays host to the 6th Annual Keith LeClair Classic on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Pirates face St. John’s on Friday, Oklahoma State on Saturday and College of Charleston on Sunday.
6th Annual Keith LeClair Classic
Friday’s Games
1 p.m. - College of Charleston vs. Oklahoma State
5 p.m. - St. John’s vs. East Carolina
Saturday’s Games
11 a.m. - St. John’s vs. College of Charleston
3 p.m. - Oklahoma State vs. East Carolina
Sunday’s Games
10 a.m. - Oklahoma State vs. St. John’s
2 p.m. - College of Charleston vs. East Carolina
Saturday, February 21, 2009
AREA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFs
Lady Pack earns wild card
Area sending 15 teams to hoop playoffs
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Several area teams will continue their quest for a state championship when the state basketball playoffs tip off Monday.
The boys tournament gets started Monday while the girls will begin tourney action Tuesday.
The Washington Lady Pam Pack earned a wild-card entry in the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3A bracket. Coach Allison Jones and her Pam Pack squad, 9-13 during the regular season, will travel to Wilson to face the Beddingfield Bruins in Tuesday’s opening-round game. The eighth-ranked Bruins, 23-3 overall, are the top seed out of the Eastern Carolina Conference. The winner will face the survivor between Hertford (7-13, Northeastern Coastal Conference second seed) and West Carteret (15-10, No. 3 seed in Coastal Conference) in Thursday’s second round.
1A BOYS
The top-seeded Mattamuskeet Lakers and Roanoke Redskins, along with the second-seeded Williamston Tigers and Creswell Tigers earned home playoff games on Monday. Meanwhile, Northside, Plymouth, Jamesville and Columbia will be on the road.
The Lakers (16-4), the Tideland Conference regular-season and tournament champions, play host to the Plymouth Vikings (12-7), the third seed out of the Albemarle Conference.
Williamston (9-15), the No. 2 seed out of the Atlantic Conference and the conference tournament champions, plays host to the West Columbus Vikings (13-10), the No. 2 seed from the Southeastern Conference. The Mattamuskeet-Plymouth winner squares off with the Williamston-West Columbus winner in Wednesday’s second round.
Roanoke (14-12) won the Atlantic Conference regular-season title. The Redskins will be home Monday against the East Carteret Mariners (8-14), a wild-card entry.
Creswell (20-5), the second-place finisher from the Tideland Conference, welcomes Louisburg into town. The Warriors (15-10) are the third seed from the Tar Roanoke Conference.
The Roanoke-East Carteret survivor faces the Creswell-Louisburg victor in the second round.
The Northside Panthers (10-15), the third seed in the Atlantic Conference, begin the playoffs at Perquimans. The Pirates (16-9) are the second seed out of the Albemarle Conference.
Jamesville travels to Weldon for its first-round game. The Bullets (8-12) are the Tideland Conference’s fourth seed while the Chargers (23-1) are the Tar Roanoke’s top seed.
The Northside-Perquimans winner battles the Jamesville-Weldon survivor on Wednesday.
The Columbia Wildcats (15-8), the third seed in the Tideland Conference, face the Southeast Halifax Trojans (12-13), the Tar Roanoke’s second seed, in the first round. The winner takes on the survivor between Camden (22-3, Albemarle Conference top seed) and Northampton-West (11-13, Tar Roanoke fourth seed).
1A GIRLS
Williamston, led by future East Carolina Lady Pirate Katie Paschal, is the only area team to earn a top seed on the girls side. The Lady Tigers (21-1), ranked fifth in the latest state poll, open tournament action Tuesday at home against the Northampton-West Hurricanes (7-14), a wild-card entry.
A Williamston victory lands them a date with either the Creswell Tigers or Northampton-East Rams in Thursday’s second round. Creswell (12-6), the No. 2 seed in the Tideland Conference, plays host to the Rams (10-14, No. 3 seed Tar Roanoke Conference) on Tuesday.
Coach Bill Lake’s Southside Lady Seahawks will also be home for the first round. Southside (15-8), the No. 2 seed in the Atlantic Conference, faces the South Robeson Mustangs (10-9), the No. 2 seed out of the Southeastern Conference.
The winner takes on the survivor between the Paxton Gwin-led Cape Hatteras Hurricanes (21-2), the top seed in the Tideland Conference, and the Camden Bruins (5-18), the third seed in the Albemarle Conference.
Roanoke (14-11), the third seed in the Atlantic Conference, travels to Perquimans (13-13), the Albemarle Conference’s second seed, on Tuesday. The survivor faces the winner between Weldon (22-2, Tar Roanoke top seed) and Columbia (7-16, Tideland Conference fourth seed) on Thursday.
Jamesville (14-10), the third seed from the Tideland Conference, travels to Gates County. The Red Barons (14-13) are the second seed in the Tar Roanoke Conference. The winner takes on the survivor between Manteo (21-5, Albemarle Conference top seed) and North Edgecombe (11-14, Tar Roanoke fourth seed) in the second round.
NCHSAA State Playoffs
BOYS
Class 1A
Monday’s Games
6 p.m. - West Columbus at Williamston
7 p.m. - East Carteret at Roanoke
7 p.m. - Northside at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Plymouth at Mattamuskeet
7 p.m. - Louisburg at Creswell
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Weldon
7 p.m. - Columbia at Southeast Halifax
GIRLS
Tuesday’s Games
Class 3A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Beddingfield
Class 1A
7 p.m. - South Robeson at Southside
7 p.m. - Northampton-West at Williamston
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Gates County
7 p.m. - Northampton-East at Creswell
7 p.m. - Columbia at Weldon
Area sending 15 teams to hoop playoffs
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Several area teams will continue their quest for a state championship when the state basketball playoffs tip off Monday.
The boys tournament gets started Monday while the girls will begin tourney action Tuesday.
The Washington Lady Pam Pack earned a wild-card entry in the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3A bracket. Coach Allison Jones and her Pam Pack squad, 9-13 during the regular season, will travel to Wilson to face the Beddingfield Bruins in Tuesday’s opening-round game. The eighth-ranked Bruins, 23-3 overall, are the top seed out of the Eastern Carolina Conference. The winner will face the survivor between Hertford (7-13, Northeastern Coastal Conference second seed) and West Carteret (15-10, No. 3 seed in Coastal Conference) in Thursday’s second round.
1A BOYS
The top-seeded Mattamuskeet Lakers and Roanoke Redskins, along with the second-seeded Williamston Tigers and Creswell Tigers earned home playoff games on Monday. Meanwhile, Northside, Plymouth, Jamesville and Columbia will be on the road.
The Lakers (16-4), the Tideland Conference regular-season and tournament champions, play host to the Plymouth Vikings (12-7), the third seed out of the Albemarle Conference.
Williamston (9-15), the No. 2 seed out of the Atlantic Conference and the conference tournament champions, plays host to the West Columbus Vikings (13-10), the No. 2 seed from the Southeastern Conference. The Mattamuskeet-Plymouth winner squares off with the Williamston-West Columbus winner in Wednesday’s second round.
Roanoke (14-12) won the Atlantic Conference regular-season title. The Redskins will be home Monday against the East Carteret Mariners (8-14), a wild-card entry.
Creswell (20-5), the second-place finisher from the Tideland Conference, welcomes Louisburg into town. The Warriors (15-10) are the third seed from the Tar Roanoke Conference.
The Roanoke-East Carteret survivor faces the Creswell-Louisburg victor in the second round.
The Northside Panthers (10-15), the third seed in the Atlantic Conference, begin the playoffs at Perquimans. The Pirates (16-9) are the second seed out of the Albemarle Conference.
Jamesville travels to Weldon for its first-round game. The Bullets (8-12) are the Tideland Conference’s fourth seed while the Chargers (23-1) are the Tar Roanoke’s top seed.
The Northside-Perquimans winner battles the Jamesville-Weldon survivor on Wednesday.
The Columbia Wildcats (15-8), the third seed in the Tideland Conference, face the Southeast Halifax Trojans (12-13), the Tar Roanoke’s second seed, in the first round. The winner takes on the survivor between Camden (22-3, Albemarle Conference top seed) and Northampton-West (11-13, Tar Roanoke fourth seed).
1A GIRLS
Williamston, led by future East Carolina Lady Pirate Katie Paschal, is the only area team to earn a top seed on the girls side. The Lady Tigers (21-1), ranked fifth in the latest state poll, open tournament action Tuesday at home against the Northampton-West Hurricanes (7-14), a wild-card entry.
A Williamston victory lands them a date with either the Creswell Tigers or Northampton-East Rams in Thursday’s second round. Creswell (12-6), the No. 2 seed in the Tideland Conference, plays host to the Rams (10-14, No. 3 seed Tar Roanoke Conference) on Tuesday.
Coach Bill Lake’s Southside Lady Seahawks will also be home for the first round. Southside (15-8), the No. 2 seed in the Atlantic Conference, faces the South Robeson Mustangs (10-9), the No. 2 seed out of the Southeastern Conference.
The winner takes on the survivor between the Paxton Gwin-led Cape Hatteras Hurricanes (21-2), the top seed in the Tideland Conference, and the Camden Bruins (5-18), the third seed in the Albemarle Conference.
Roanoke (14-11), the third seed in the Atlantic Conference, travels to Perquimans (13-13), the Albemarle Conference’s second seed, on Tuesday. The survivor faces the winner between Weldon (22-2, Tar Roanoke top seed) and Columbia (7-16, Tideland Conference fourth seed) on Thursday.
Jamesville (14-10), the third seed from the Tideland Conference, travels to Gates County. The Red Barons (14-13) are the second seed in the Tar Roanoke Conference. The winner takes on the survivor between Manteo (21-5, Albemarle Conference top seed) and North Edgecombe (11-14, Tar Roanoke fourth seed) in the second round.
NCHSAA State Playoffs
BOYS
Class 1A
Monday’s Games
6 p.m. - West Columbus at Williamston
7 p.m. - East Carteret at Roanoke
7 p.m. - Northside at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Plymouth at Mattamuskeet
7 p.m. - Louisburg at Creswell
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Weldon
7 p.m. - Columbia at Southeast Halifax
GIRLS
Tuesday’s Games
Class 3A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Beddingfield
Class 1A
7 p.m. - South Robeson at Southside
7 p.m. - Northampton-West at Williamston
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Gates County
7 p.m. - Northampton-East at Creswell
7 p.m. - Columbia at Weldon
AREA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS
NCHSAA State Playoffs
BOYS
Class 1A
Monday’s Games
6 p.m. - West Columbus at Williamston
7 p.m. - East Carteret at Roanoke
7 p.m. - Northside at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Plymouth at Mattamuskeet
7 p.m. - Louisburg at Creswell
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Weldon
7 p.m. - Columbia at Southeast Halifax
GIRLS
Tuesday’s Games
Class 3A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Beddingfield
Class 1A
7 p.m. - South Robeson at Southside
7 p.m. - Northampton-West at Williamston
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Gates County
7 p.m. - Northampton-East at Creswell
7 p.m. - Columbia at Weldon
BOYS
Class 1A
Monday’s Games
6 p.m. - West Columbus at Williamston
7 p.m. - East Carteret at Roanoke
7 p.m. - Northside at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Plymouth at Mattamuskeet
7 p.m. - Louisburg at Creswell
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Weldon
7 p.m. - Columbia at Southeast Halifax
GIRLS
Tuesday’s Games
Class 3A
7 p.m. - Washington at Wilson Beddingfield
Class 1A
7 p.m. - South Robeson at Southside
7 p.m. - Northampton-West at Williamston
7 p.m. - Roanoke at Perquimans
7 p.m. - Jamesville at Gates County
7 p.m. - Northampton-East at Creswell
7 p.m. - Columbia at Weldon
tideland conference tourney title games
Tideland Athletic Conference Championship
Boys
Mattamuskeet 59
Creswell 55
(Davonte Green had 16 points to pace the Lakers)
Tideland Athletic Conference Championship
Girls
Cape Hatteras 59
Jamesville 15
(Paxton Gwinn had 17 points to pace the Hurricanes)
Boys
Mattamuskeet 59
Creswell 55
(Davonte Green had 16 points to pace the Lakers)
Tideland Athletic Conference Championship
Girls
Cape Hatteras 59
Jamesville 15
(Paxton Gwinn had 17 points to pace the Hurricanes)
atlantic conference basketball tournament
Tuesday, Feb. 17
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Williamston 76, Northside 41
Varsity Boys
Roanoke 89, Southside 63
Wednesday, Feb. 18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Roanoke 47, Southside 42
Varsity Boys
Williamston 69, Northside 66
Friday, Feb. 20
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Boys
Championship Game
Williamston 79, Roanoke 77, OT
Varsity Girls
Championship Game
Williamston 70, Roanoke 58
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Williamston 76, Northside 41
Varsity Boys
Roanoke 89, Southside 63
Wednesday, Feb. 18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Roanoke 47, Southside 42
Varsity Boys
Williamston 69, Northside 66
Friday, Feb. 20
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Boys
Championship Game
Williamston 79, Roanoke 77, OT
Varsity Girls
Championship Game
Williamston 70, Roanoke 58
coastal conference hoops tournament
COASTAL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
Monday’s Games
BOYS
D.H. Conley 65, Washington 50
South Central 66, West Craven 62
New Bern 44, West Carteret 41
Havelock 59, J.H. Rose 54, OT
GIRLS
Havelock 61, Washington 45
South Central 74, West Craven 22
West Carteret 46, J.H. Rose 39
D.H. Conley 54, New Bern 49
Wednesday’s Games
BOYS
South Central 73, Havelock 47
D.H. Conley 65, New Bern 46
GIRLS
South Central 76, D.H. Conley 54
Havelock 66, West Carteret 49
Friday’s Games
BOYS
Championship
D.H. Conley 54, South Central 51
GIRLS
South Central 53, Havelock 42
Monday’s Games
BOYS
D.H. Conley 65, Washington 50
South Central 66, West Craven 62
New Bern 44, West Carteret 41
Havelock 59, J.H. Rose 54, OT
GIRLS
Havelock 61, Washington 45
South Central 74, West Craven 22
West Carteret 46, J.H. Rose 39
D.H. Conley 54, New Bern 49
Wednesday’s Games
BOYS
South Central 73, Havelock 47
D.H. Conley 65, New Bern 46
GIRLS
South Central 76, D.H. Conley 54
Havelock 66, West Carteret 49
Friday’s Games
BOYS
Championship
D.H. Conley 54, South Central 51
GIRLS
South Central 53, Havelock 42
Thursday, February 19, 2009
a look at area athletes in pros and college
Area stars continue to shine
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Former area athletes continue to shine in the professional and collegiate ranks.
PRO BASKETBALL
Damien Wilkins is averaging 5.1 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game for the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Elton Coffield, a former star at Williamston High School, is averaging 20.8 points with the BSW Sixers (Germany).
Joe Barber, a former standout at Terra Ceia College, is averaging 10.9 points, 4.0 rebounds and 0.9 assists with the Sendai 89ers (Japan).
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
MEN
Cor-J Cox, a former standout at Washington High School, is averaging 3.7 points and 2.4 rebounds with the Olney Central College Blue Knights.
Bradley Van Staalduinen, a former standout at Terra Ceia, is averaging 1.7 points and 2.1 rebounds with the Wingate Bulldogs. He had nine points and three rebounds in Wednesday’s 94-77 loss to Mars Hill.
Jakob Pernov, a former standout at Northside High School, is averaging 2.0 points and 2.0 rebounds per game with the N.C. Wesleyan Bishops.
Calvin Daniels, a former star at Washington High School, is playing with the Elizabeth City State University Vikings. Daniels, Washington’s all-time leading scorer, has appeared in one game and has one assist with the Vikings.
Raphael Marable, a former standout at Southside High School, is averaging 0.6 points per game with the UNC-Pembroke Braves. He has appeared in five games.
WOMEN
Stephanie Holton, a former star at Columbia High School, is averaging 4.4 points and 1.4 rebounds per game. The sophomore matcher her career-high with 14 points in Saturday’s 67-61 loss to Ferrum.
Whitney Stokes, a former standout at Plymouth High School, is averaging 2.7 points and 1.2 rebounds with the Elizabeth City State University Vikings.
Hunter Johnson, a former standout at Pungo, is averaging 4.5 points and 1.4 rebounds with the Meredith Avenging Angels.
Samantha Smith, a former standout at Washington High School, is averaging 2.0 points and 2.5 rebounds with the Tallahassee Community College Lady Eagles.
BASEBALL
Trent Whitehead, a former star at Washington High School, is playing with the East Carolina Pirates.
Britton Cole, a former standout at Pitt Community College who is from Chocowinity, is playing with the East Carolina Pirates.
Josh Woolard, a former standout at Washington High School, is playing at Lenoir Community College.
Alan Swain, a former star at Washington High School, is playing at Lenoir Community College.
Styron Barfield, a former standout at Williamston High School, is a pitcher at Elizabeth City. He is 0-2 with an 8.00 ERA on the year. Barfield has struck out six and walked five in nine innings.
SOFTBALL
Nicole Jordan, a former standout at Jamesville High School, is playing with the East Carolina Lady Pirates. She is 0-4 on the season.
Meredith Knox, a former star at Washington High School, is playing at Anderson University. Knox hit two more home runs over the weekend, giving her four on the season. She also had a pair of doubles.
Kat Cahoon, a former standout at Columbia High School, is playing at Mount Olive College. She has scored two runs for the Trojans.
Tiffany Frey, a former standout at Jamesville High School, is playing at Pitt Community College. She is hitting .182 (2 for 11) with two runs, two stolen bases and two RBIs on the year.
Lauren Rodriguez, a former standout at Northside High School, is playing at Campbell. The freshman suffered a broken leg in the preseason and is out for the time being.
Dominique Mills, a former standout at Williamston High School, is playing at Fayetteville State. Mills is hitting .259 and has scored four runs. She also has three stolen bases and one RBI on the year.
Donecia Ebron, a former standout at Northside High School, is playing at Fayetteville State. Ebron has scored one run.
TENNIS
Lauren Allen, a former star at Washington High School, is playing at Peace College.
TRACK
Jamont Jones, a former star at Washington High School, is competing at Lenoir-Rhyne.
Jessica Rogers, a former standout at Washington High School, is competing at North Carolina A&T.
Gina Valenti, a former star at Washington High School, is competing at Lees-McRae.
GOLF
Derek Joyner, a former standout at Terra Ceia, is competing at Pitt Community College.
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Know of any other area athletes competing in college? E-mail sports editor Kevin Travis at Kevin@wdnweb.com.
By KEVIN TRAVIS
Sports Editor
Former area athletes continue to shine in the professional and collegiate ranks.
PRO BASKETBALL
Damien Wilkins is averaging 5.1 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game for the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Elton Coffield, a former star at Williamston High School, is averaging 20.8 points with the BSW Sixers (Germany).
Joe Barber, a former standout at Terra Ceia College, is averaging 10.9 points, 4.0 rebounds and 0.9 assists with the Sendai 89ers (Japan).
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
MEN
Cor-J Cox, a former standout at Washington High School, is averaging 3.7 points and 2.4 rebounds with the Olney Central College Blue Knights.
Bradley Van Staalduinen, a former standout at Terra Ceia, is averaging 1.7 points and 2.1 rebounds with the Wingate Bulldogs. He had nine points and three rebounds in Wednesday’s 94-77 loss to Mars Hill.
Jakob Pernov, a former standout at Northside High School, is averaging 2.0 points and 2.0 rebounds per game with the N.C. Wesleyan Bishops.
Calvin Daniels, a former star at Washington High School, is playing with the Elizabeth City State University Vikings. Daniels, Washington’s all-time leading scorer, has appeared in one game and has one assist with the Vikings.
Raphael Marable, a former standout at Southside High School, is averaging 0.6 points per game with the UNC-Pembroke Braves. He has appeared in five games.
WOMEN
Stephanie Holton, a former star at Columbia High School, is averaging 4.4 points and 1.4 rebounds per game. The sophomore matcher her career-high with 14 points in Saturday’s 67-61 loss to Ferrum.
Whitney Stokes, a former standout at Plymouth High School, is averaging 2.7 points and 1.2 rebounds with the Elizabeth City State University Vikings.
Hunter Johnson, a former standout at Pungo, is averaging 4.5 points and 1.4 rebounds with the Meredith Avenging Angels.
Samantha Smith, a former standout at Washington High School, is averaging 2.0 points and 2.5 rebounds with the Tallahassee Community College Lady Eagles.
BASEBALL
Trent Whitehead, a former star at Washington High School, is playing with the East Carolina Pirates.
Britton Cole, a former standout at Pitt Community College who is from Chocowinity, is playing with the East Carolina Pirates.
Josh Woolard, a former standout at Washington High School, is playing at Lenoir Community College.
Alan Swain, a former star at Washington High School, is playing at Lenoir Community College.
Styron Barfield, a former standout at Williamston High School, is a pitcher at Elizabeth City. He is 0-2 with an 8.00 ERA on the year. Barfield has struck out six and walked five in nine innings.
SOFTBALL
Nicole Jordan, a former standout at Jamesville High School, is playing with the East Carolina Lady Pirates. She is 0-4 on the season.
Meredith Knox, a former star at Washington High School, is playing at Anderson University. Knox hit two more home runs over the weekend, giving her four on the season. She also had a pair of doubles.
Kat Cahoon, a former standout at Columbia High School, is playing at Mount Olive College. She has scored two runs for the Trojans.
Tiffany Frey, a former standout at Jamesville High School, is playing at Pitt Community College. She is hitting .182 (2 for 11) with two runs, two stolen bases and two RBIs on the year.
Lauren Rodriguez, a former standout at Northside High School, is playing at Campbell. The freshman suffered a broken leg in the preseason and is out for the time being.
Dominique Mills, a former standout at Williamston High School, is playing at Fayetteville State. Mills is hitting .259 and has scored four runs. She also has three stolen bases and one RBI on the year.
Donecia Ebron, a former standout at Northside High School, is playing at Fayetteville State. Ebron has scored one run.
TENNIS
Lauren Allen, a former star at Washington High School, is playing at Peace College.
TRACK
Jamont Jones, a former star at Washington High School, is competing at Lenoir-Rhyne.
Jessica Rogers, a former standout at Washington High School, is competing at North Carolina A&T.
Gina Valenti, a former star at Washington High School, is competing at Lees-McRae.
GOLF
Derek Joyner, a former standout at Terra Ceia, is competing at Pitt Community College.
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Know of any other area athletes competing in college? E-mail sports editor Kevin Travis at Kevin@wdnweb.com.
coastal conference hoops tournament
COASTAL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
Monday’s Games
BOYS
D.H. Conley 65, Washington 50
South Central 66, West Craven 62
New Bern 44, West Carteret 41
Havelock 59, J.H. Rose 54, OT
GIRLS
Havelock 61, Washington 45
South Central 74, West Craven 22
West Carteret 46, J.H. Rose 39
D.H. Conley 54, New Bern 49
Wednesday’s Games
BOYS
South Central 73, Havelock 47
D.H. Conley 65, New Bern 46
GIRLS
South Central 76, D.H. Conley 54
Havelock 66, West Carteret 49
Friday’s Games
BOYS
Championship
South Central vs. D.H. Conley
GIRLS
South Central vs. Havelock
Monday’s Games
BOYS
D.H. Conley 65, Washington 50
South Central 66, West Craven 62
New Bern 44, West Carteret 41
Havelock 59, J.H. Rose 54, OT
GIRLS
Havelock 61, Washington 45
South Central 74, West Craven 22
West Carteret 46, J.H. Rose 39
D.H. Conley 54, New Bern 49
Wednesday’s Games
BOYS
South Central 73, Havelock 47
D.H. Conley 65, New Bern 46
GIRLS
South Central 76, D.H. Conley 54
Havelock 66, West Carteret 49
Friday’s Games
BOYS
Championship
South Central vs. D.H. Conley
GIRLS
South Central vs. Havelock
area basketball standings
Area conference basketball standings, records.
Please note that not all schools submit their results and/or records. I’ll try to update these and get them as accurate as possible.
COASTAL CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 22-2 13-1
D.H. Conley 22-2 12-2
New Bern 13-7 9-5
Havelock 11-13 7-7
J.H. Rose 10-15 7-7
West Carteret 8-13 4-10
Washington 8-14 2-12
West Craven 3-19 2-12
COASTAL CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 24-0 14-0
Havelock 19-6 11-3
West Carteret 15-9 9-5
New Bern 13-9 7-7
D.H. Conley 14-10 6-8
J.H. Rose 5-19 5-9
Washington 9-13 4-10
West Craven 3-18 0-14
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ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Roanoke 14-11 8-6
Williamston 8-15 6-8
Northside 11-14 5-9
Southside 6-18 1-13
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Williamston 21-1 14-0
Southside 15-8 9-5
Roanoke 13-9 8-6
Northside 8-16 2-12
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ALBEMARLE CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Camden 21-3 14-0
Perquimans 16-9 11-3
Plymouth 10-5 0-3
Manteo 5-19 2-12
ALBEMARE CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Manteo 19-5 12-2
Perquimans 11-12 8-6
Camden 5-18 4-10
Plymouth 1-8 0-6
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TIDELAND CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Mattamuskeet 12-4 11-1
Creswell 15-4 8-2
Columbia 4-2 3-2
Jamesville 2-6 2-4
Ocracoke 3-11 3-9
Cape Hatteras 1-10 1-5
Bear Grass 1-11 0-5
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Cape Hatteras 9-2 1-1
Creswell 1-1 1-1
Columbia 1-1 1-0
Jamesville 1-1 0-0
Bear Grass 2-4 2-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Ocracoke 1-11 1-9
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TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 4-0 2-0
Hobgood Academy 2-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 2-1 8-3
Lawrence Academy 15-9 6-4
Pungo Academy 2-12 2-3
Terra Ceia 5-22 2-7
Albemarle School 0-2 0-2
TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 2-0 1-0
Pungo Academy 11-4 2-0
Terra Ceia 12-11 6-3
Hobgood Academy 1-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 14-8 7-4
Lawrence Academy 7-7 0-3
Albemarle School 0-0 0-0
Please note that not all schools submit their results and/or records. I’ll try to update these and get them as accurate as possible.
COASTAL CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 22-2 13-1
D.H. Conley 22-2 12-2
New Bern 13-7 9-5
Havelock 11-13 7-7
J.H. Rose 10-15 7-7
West Carteret 8-13 4-10
Washington 8-14 2-12
West Craven 3-19 2-12
COASTAL CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 24-0 14-0
Havelock 19-6 11-3
West Carteret 15-9 9-5
New Bern 13-9 7-7
D.H. Conley 14-10 6-8
J.H. Rose 5-19 5-9
Washington 9-13 4-10
West Craven 3-18 0-14
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ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Roanoke 14-11 8-6
Williamston 8-15 6-8
Northside 11-14 5-9
Southside 6-18 1-13
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Williamston 21-1 14-0
Southside 15-8 9-5
Roanoke 13-9 8-6
Northside 8-16 2-12
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ALBEMARLE CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Camden 21-3 14-0
Perquimans 16-9 11-3
Plymouth 10-5 0-3
Manteo 5-19 2-12
ALBEMARE CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Manteo 19-5 12-2
Perquimans 11-12 8-6
Camden 5-18 4-10
Plymouth 1-8 0-6
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TIDELAND CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Mattamuskeet 12-4 11-1
Creswell 15-4 8-2
Columbia 4-2 3-2
Jamesville 2-6 2-4
Ocracoke 3-11 3-9
Cape Hatteras 1-10 1-5
Bear Grass 1-11 0-5
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Cape Hatteras 9-2 1-1
Creswell 1-1 1-1
Columbia 1-1 1-0
Jamesville 1-1 0-0
Bear Grass 2-4 2-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Ocracoke 1-11 1-9
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TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 4-0 2-0
Hobgood Academy 2-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 2-1 8-3
Lawrence Academy 15-9 6-4
Pungo Academy 2-12 2-3
Terra Ceia 5-22 2-7
Albemarle School 0-2 0-2
TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 2-0 1-0
Pungo Academy 11-4 2-0
Terra Ceia 12-11 6-3
Hobgood Academy 1-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 14-8 7-4
Lawrence Academy 7-7 0-3
Albemarle School 0-0 0-0
atlantic conference basketball tournament
Tuesday, Feb. 17
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Williamston 76, Northside 41
Varsity Boys
Roanoke 89, Southside 63
Wednesday, Feb. 18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Roanoke 47, Southside 42
Varsity Boys
Williamston 69, Northside 66
Friday, Feb. 20
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Championship Game
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Championship Game
(Williamston vs. Roanoke)
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Championship Game
(Roanoke vs. Williamston)
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Williamston 76, Northside 41
Varsity Boys
Roanoke 89, Southside 63
Wednesday, Feb. 18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
Varsity Girls
Roanoke 47, Southside 42
Varsity Boys
Williamston 69, Northside 66
Friday, Feb. 20
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Championship Game
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Championship Game
(Williamston vs. Roanoke)
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Championship Game
(Roanoke vs. Williamston)
Saturday, February 14, 2009
area conference basketball tourney schedule
Monday, Feb. 16
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
COASTAL CONFERENCE TOURNEY
Boys
7:30 p.m. - Washington at D.H. Conley
Girls
6 p.m. - Washington at Havelock
Tuesday, Feb. 17
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Williamston vs. Southside
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Williamston vs. Northside
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Roanoke vs. Southside
Wednesday, Feb. 18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Northside vs. Roanoke
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Southside vs. Roanoke
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Northside vs. Williamston
Friday, Feb. 20
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Championship Game
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Championship Game
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Championship Game
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
COASTAL CONFERENCE TOURNEY
Boys
7:30 p.m. - Washington at D.H. Conley
Girls
6 p.m. - Washington at Havelock
Tuesday, Feb. 17
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Williamston vs. Southside
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Williamston vs. Northside
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Roanoke vs. Southside
Wednesday, Feb. 18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Northside vs. Roanoke
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Southside vs. Roanoke
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Northside vs. Williamston
Friday, Feb. 20
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNEY
At Northside High School
JV Boys
4:30 p.m. - Championship Game
Varsity Girls
6 p.m. - Championship Game
Varsity Boys
7:30 p.m. - Championship Game
area basketball standings
Area conference basketball standings, records.
Please note that not all schools submit their results and/or records. I’ll try to update these and get them as accurate as possible.
COASTAL CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 20-2 13-1
D.H. Conley 20-2 12-2
New Bern 12-6 9-5
Havelock 10-12 7-7
J.H. Rose 10-14 7-7
West Carteret 8-12 4-10
Washington 8-13 2-12
West Craven 3-18 2-12
COASTAL CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 22-0 14-0
Havelock 17-6 11-3
West Carteret 14-8 9-5
New Bern 13-8 7-7
D.H. Conley 13-9 6-8
J.H. Rose 5-18 5-9
Washington 9-12 4-10
West Craven 3-17 0-14
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ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Roanoke 13-11 8-6
Williamston 7-15 6-8
Northside 10-14 5-9
Southside 6-17 1-13
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Williamston 20-1 14-0
Southside 15-7 9-5
Roanoke 12-9 8-6
Northside 8-15 2-12
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ALBEMARLE CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Camden 20-3 14-0
Perquimans 16-8 11-3
Plymouth 10-5 0-3
Manteo 5-18 2-12
ALBEMARE CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Manteo 19-5 12-2
Perquimans 10-12 8-6
Camden 5-17 4-10
Plymouth 1-8 0-6
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TIDELAND CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Mattamuskeet 12-4 11-1
Creswell 15-4 8-2
Columbia 4-2 3-2
Jamesville 2-6 2-4
Ocracoke 3-11 3-9
Cape Hatteras 1-10 1-5
Bear Grass 1-11 0-5
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Cape Hatteras 9-2 1-1
Creswell 1-1 1-1
Columbia 1-1 1-0
Jamesville 1-1 0-0
Bear Grass 2-4 2-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Ocracoke 1-11 1-9
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TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 4-0 2-0
Hobgood Academy 2-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 2-1 8-3
Lawrence Academy 15-9 6-4
Pungo Academy 2-12 2-3
Terra Ceia 4-20 2-7
Albemarle School 0-2 0-2
TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 2-0 1-0
Pungo Academy 11-4 2-0
Terra Ceia 10-9 6-3
Hobgood Academy 1-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 14-8 7-4
Lawrence Academy 7-7 0-3
Albemarle School 0-0 0-0
Please note that not all schools submit their results and/or records. I’ll try to update these and get them as accurate as possible.
COASTAL CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 20-2 13-1
D.H. Conley 20-2 12-2
New Bern 12-6 9-5
Havelock 10-12 7-7
J.H. Rose 10-14 7-7
West Carteret 8-12 4-10
Washington 8-13 2-12
West Craven 3-18 2-12
COASTAL CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
South Central 22-0 14-0
Havelock 17-6 11-3
West Carteret 14-8 9-5
New Bern 13-8 7-7
D.H. Conley 13-9 6-8
J.H. Rose 5-18 5-9
Washington 9-12 4-10
West Craven 3-17 0-14
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ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Roanoke 13-11 8-6
Williamston 7-15 6-8
Northside 10-14 5-9
Southside 6-17 1-13
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Williamston 20-1 14-0
Southside 15-7 9-5
Roanoke 12-9 8-6
Northside 8-15 2-12
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ALBEMARLE CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Camden 20-3 14-0
Perquimans 16-8 11-3
Plymouth 10-5 0-3
Manteo 5-18 2-12
ALBEMARE CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Manteo 19-5 12-2
Perquimans 10-12 8-6
Camden 5-17 4-10
Plymouth 1-8 0-6
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TIDELAND CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Mattamuskeet 12-4 11-1
Creswell 15-4 8-2
Columbia 4-2 3-2
Jamesville 2-6 2-4
Ocracoke 3-11 3-9
Cape Hatteras 1-10 1-5
Bear Grass 1-11 0-5
TIDELAND CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Cape Hatteras 9-2 1-1
Creswell 1-1 1-1
Columbia 1-1 1-0
Jamesville 1-1 0-0
Bear Grass 2-4 2-0
Mattamuskeet 0-0 0-0
Ocracoke 1-11 1-9
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TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
BOYS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 4-0 2-0
Hobgood Academy 2-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 2-1 8-3
Lawrence Academy 15-9 6-4
Pungo Academy 2-12 2-3
Terra Ceia 4-20 2-7
Albemarle School 0-2 0-2
TARHEEL INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE
GIRLS
TEAM ALL CONF
Northeast Academy 2-0 1-0
Pungo Academy 11-4 2-0
Terra Ceia 10-9 6-3
Hobgood Academy 1-0 1-0
Ridgecroft 14-8 7-4
Lawrence Academy 7-7 0-3
Albemarle School 0-0 0-0
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