From staff reports

In Tuesday’s CCC Track Championships, North Rowan’s boys won with 141 points.

Next were Salisbury (108), West Davidson (84), East Davidson (79), Thomasville (77) and Lexington (34).

North Rowan got wins from Shane Parker in the discus and shot put. Phennessy Burts won the 110 hurdles and 300 hurdles.

Michael Streater won the 200 and the high jump.

Felix Quiroz won the pole vault.

The Cavaliers won the 4×100.

Winning for Salisbury were Thurston Alexander in the 800 and Matt Washko in the 1600.

The Hornets also won the 4×800.

•  East Davidson (133 points) won the girls meet. The Golden Eagles were followed by North Rowan (97), West Davidson (85), Thomasville (66), Salisbury (60) and Lexington (39).

Brianna White led the Cavaliers by winning the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles and high jump. Payton Russell won the 400, and the Cavaliers won the 4×400.

Salisbury’s Jaleesa Smoot won the 100 and 200, while Breya Philpot won the triple jump.

See Scoreboard.

Prep baseball

Salisbury defeated North Hills 13-2 at Robertson Stadium  on Wednesday afternoon.

Salisbury (16-6) scored 12 runs in the first two innings to put the game away.

Riley Myers, Alex Link, and Chandler Lippard had two hits each. Myers drove in three runs.

Zack Bates (2-1) was the winning pitcher.

Colin Turner had two hits for the Eagles.

• The Greater Cabarrus Stallions have advanced to the Elite Eight of the  Homeschool World Series being held in  Auburndale, Fla.

The Stallions (22-5) won 11-6 against St. Louis.

Caleb Threadgill had three hits and five RBIs and hit a grand slam. Tyler Hartsell had three hits and four RBIs. Noah Jarrett, Drake Boger, Hunter Shephard had two hits. McConner Wallace doubled and was the winning pitcher.   

The Stallions will play Dallas, the defending national champs, on Thursday.

Prep soccer

Goals by Kate Sullivan and Wesleigh Harrington gave Gray Stone a 2-1 win against Union Academy.

Prep softball

Davie beat Reagan 10-5 on Wednesday for the War Eagles’ eighth straight win.

College baseball

Catawba is still ranked   first in the Southeast Region, but that vote was taken before the Indians lost twice on Monday.

  

Local golf

In the eGolf Tour’s Forest Oaks Classic, Salisbury’s Frank Adams III shot 34-33 — 67 in the first round. Adams is 5 under and is tied for seventh.

College golf

Livingstone’s CIAA champions will play at Longaberger Golf Club in  Nashport, Ohio, in the D-II Regionals on May 4-6.

Teams from the Atlantic and East regions will be competing.

SAC Echols Award

Wingate  won the Echols Award for overall athletic excellence in the SAC for the ninth straight year.   

Lenoir-Rhyne placed second. Catawba was 10th.

              School                          Total

1.           Wingate                       182

2.           Lenoir-Rhyne              132.5

3.           Queens                        130

4.           Lincoln Memorial       119.5

5.           Carson-Newman         117.5

6.           Tusculum                     113.5

7.           Anderson                    113

8.           Newberry                    111.5

9.           Mars Hill                      99

10.        Catawba                       95.5

11.        Coker                           92.5

12.        Brevard                        55.5

Livingstone awards

Livingstone announced athletic awards for the 2014-15 school year.

  Women’s Basketball

MVP — Cierra York

Coach’s Award —  Alexis Hicks

Academic Award — Taylor Daniels

Rookie of the Year —  Aliyah Grinage

  Men’s Basketball

MVP — Eric Mayo

Coach’s Award — Ty Newman

Academic Award—  Jimmy Wilson

Rookie of the Year — Austin Harris

  Bowling

MVP and Academic Award— Brittney Barber (West Rowan)

Coach’s Award —  Latesha Kellum

Coach’s Award —  LeDonna Dewberry

Rookie of the Year  —Courtney Powell

  Women’s Track and Field:

Co-MVP —  Ebony Moore

Co-MVP —  Quanera Hayes

Academic Award — Brandi Rhone

Rookie of the Year —  Ashley Wingo

Men’s Track and Field:

MVP — Garland Archie (North Rowan)

Coach’s Award —  Otis Tisdale

Academic Award —  Ronald Harris

Rookie of the Year — -Arthur Burnett

Football

MVP — Jalen Hendricks

Coach’s Award—  Vance Griffin

Academic Award —  Leonardo Manzo

Rookie of the Year — Billy Moore

Volleyball:

MVP — LaPria Saunders

Coach’s Award — Lareecia Swiney

Academic Award —  Brandi Rhone

Rookie of the Year — Shantell Billups

Softball:

MVP — LaPria Saunders

Coach’s Award —  Rukiya Garland

Academic Award — Raven Langhorne

Rookie of the Year  — Precious Roberts

Tennis:

MVP —  Shondra Redfern

Coach’s Award —  Shondra Redfern

Academic Award — Sarah Haynes

Rookie of the Year —Aaliyah Tucker

Cheerleading:

MVP — LaVonda Nash

Coach’s Award —  Jasmine Jones

Academic Award —  Dominique Smith

Rookie of the Year—  TaNautica Stevenson

Golf:

MVP — Phillip Harrison

Coach’s Award —  Stephen Washington

Academic Award —  Lenorris Williams

NCHSAA

Abby Norris of East Bladen and Connor Hough of Pamlico High School have been named the recipients of the 10th annual Clary Medals awarded by the NCHSAA.

Student-athletes who play at least two sports, maintain at least a 3.2 GPA,  and contribute in school activities and community service are eligible.

Mid. school tennis

Knox defeated Southeast. Winners in singles for Knox were Roarke Burton, Luke Grenoble,  Jander Rodas, and Ian Walworth.

Winning in doubles was the team of Burton-Grenoble.