Goldsboro News-Argus | Sports: October 5, 2004 Archives

CBA and EW soccer

News-Argus/Dennis Hill Charles B. Aycock's goaltender Jake Bunn holds off a shot by Eastern Wayne's Andrew Corley during the first half of Monday night's game at the Little Big Horn. For more information see Prep soccer -- Warriors battle...

Prep soccer -- Warriors battle past Aycock

Countless near misses, game-saving plays, overtime. Charles B. Aycock's visit to Eastern Wayne had most of the expected ingredients of a county rival soccer game. After misfiring on at least 25 shots, the Warriors got one goal each from Joe...

Tarboro blanks Rams

SNOW HILL -- A slight change in midfield strategy still needs a little work, but veteran Tarboro boys soccer coach Leshaun Jenkins couldn't have been more pleased with the new scheme Monday evening. Jenkins added an extra midfielder, Ezequiel Casarin,...

Graduate Glance

Brian Grant performs well at Pulaski Despite a shoulder injury that caused him to miss at least four starts with the short-season Single-A Pulaski (Va.) Blue Jays, Charles B. Aycock graduate Brian Grant still has good reason to believe his...

Prep soccer roundup

Rosewood shuts out Gators SEVEN SPRINGS -- Rosewood's Brandon Hietpas scored on a free kick from outside the 18-yard box near the 20-minute mark of the first half as the Eagles held off county rival Spring Creek 1-0 on the...

Prep volleyball

Eagles sweep WCDS Rosewood claimed a 25-16, 25-20, 25-13 win at Wayne Country Day on Monday. Amanda Benton provided four kills and four digs for the Chargers, who fell to 8-7 overall heading into today's match at Halifax Academy. Laura...

Prep tennis roundup

HARRELLS -- Harrells Christian Academy defeated James Kenan 8-1 in a non-conference contest on Monday. The Tigers played the match without two starting singles players, Erica Brown and Brittany Crabtree. James Kenan picked up its only win at number one...

MOC sports previews

MOC volleyball team back on the road vs. Shaw Over the weekend, the Mount Olive College volleyball team took a 12-hour bus trip to compete in a tournament in Pennsylvania. Tonight, the team will make a considerably shorter road trip...