Goldsboro News-Argus | Sports: January 15, 2006 Archives

SC boys, RHS girls claim wins

Spring Creek boys coach Sonny Kilpatrick believes his team needs to continue to improve on the defensive end to make a run at the Class 1-A Carolina Conference title. At the end of Friday night's contest at Rosewood, the Gators...

Goldsboro boys drop GC

SNOW HILL -- Tim Kornegay poured in a game-high 29 points as Goldsboro stormed back in the fourth quarter to defeat Greene Central 71-59 Friday night before a large crowd at the Rams gymnasium. Trailing 47-43 heading into the final...

SW girls drop Kinston

KINSTON -- Injury-riddled and youth-ladened Southern Wayne is turning heads during first-half play on the Class 3-A Eastern Carolina Conference girls' basketball scene. Coaches picked the Saints to reside near the league basement since they returned one senior, and had...

Kinston boys top SW in two-day, ECC battle

By BRYAN C. HANKS Courtesy Kinston Free Press KINSTON -- Very seldom does a team have a chance to redeem itself in the same game. But, when that game ends 24 hours after it started, that opportunity certainly presents itself....

Preps for weekend

Eastern Wayne picked up its first Class 3-A Eastern Carolina Conference win of the season -- holding off Wilson Beddingfield 67-64 on Friday night in New Hope. The Warriors (7-8 overall) improved to 1-2 in the ECC, while the Bruins...

MOC men stay unbeaten at home

MOC Sports Information MOUNT OLIVE -- Maurice Horton tallied game highs of 17 points and eight rebounds to lead nationally 21st-ranked Mount Olive to a 76-63 win over Erskine in Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference men's basketball Saturday at Kornegay Arena. Four...

MOC women drop fifth straight

MOUNT OLIVE -- Mount Olive rallied from a 17-point second-half deficit, but Lisa Jackson's free throw with 4.4 seconds left broke a tie and Erskine held on for a 62-60 win over the Trojans in Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference women's basketball...