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November 07, 2005 archives
Sunday in Parade
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Monday, November 7, 2005 Wayne County's golden girlsPALM SPRINGS, Calif. -- Metallurgists have yet to discover the secret of turning silver into gold. Maybe they should seek advice from the Goldsboro Country Club women's senior 3.0 tennis team. The nine-player squad celebrated USTA's 25-year silver anniversary of...Runners fare well at stateCLEMMONS -- Eastern Wayne's Michael Lawrence, the Class 3-A N.C. High School Athletic Association east regional champion, finished 12th overall at the state championship meet -- running a 17:12.12 on Saturday at Tanglewood Park. Lawrence, who was two seconds behind...Warriors move onWILSON -- Eastern Wayne goal-keeper Vincent Hagedorn turned in nine saves to help boost the Warriors to a 2-1 win at Wilson Fike in the second round of the Class 3-A N.C. High School Athletic Association playoffs on Saturday. The...Mount Olive wins CVAC titleMOC Sports Information Heading into game four of Mount Olive's volleyball match at Lees-McRae, the Trojans were down a game and had been playing without their starting libero, who was on the bench nursing a stomach flu. Two games later,...Belmont Abbey nips Mount Olive in CVAC champtionship contest, 1-0MOC Sports Information The Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference Women's Soccer championship pitted the league's top-rated offense against the league's top-rated defense. Unfortunately for Mount Olive, it was the top-rated defense that prevailed in the title game. Lindsay Megill's free kick from...Mount Olive soccer players honoredMOC Sports Information April Jacobs and Kristine Gallagher earned first team honors and Gina Dos Santos and Kate Painter were both named to the second team as Mount Olive placed four players on the 2005 All-Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference Women's Soccer...Trojans fall to UNCW in exhibition tiltWILMINGTON -- UNC Wilmington shot 60 percent to build a 17-point lead in the first half and cruised to a 103-58 victory over Mount Olive in a college men's basketball exhibition Saturday at Trask Coliseum. The Seahawks, who won their... |
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