North Rowan’s baseball team won 11-1 against Lexington on Thursday in a five-inning CCC game.
Chance Mazza went 2-for-2 and scored four runs for the Cavaliers, who swept their series with Lexington.
Jake Pritchard had two hits for the Cavs.
Brandon White pitched a complete game. He allowed two hits and struck out six.
Pritchard, White, Trey Stoner, Corbin Smith and Spencer Locklear drove in runs for North.
Luke Bess had two hits for the Yellow Jackets.
North Rowan 11, Lexington 1
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North 152 21 — 11
WP — White (2-2). LP — Wicks.
• Salisbury lost 2-0 to East Davidson in CCC play on Thursday at Robertson Stadium.
Nick Williams (2-1) pitched the shutout for the Golden Eagles. He held the Hornets (1-7, 0-1) to four hits, including three by Chance Bowden.
“We struggled early with walks and hit batters, but we mixed in some strike outs and nice defensive plays to hold them to two runs,” Salisbury coach Scott Maddox said. “We just couldn’t solve Williams. He did a great job off changing speeds and getting us out front, and his defense played flawless behind him. Walks got them their two runs, but when you don’t score it kind of makes the walks irrelevant.”
Salisbury hurlers Riley Myers and Harrison Smith held the Golden Eagles to three hits.
“Harrison came in and pitched his best game as a Hornet,” Maddox said. “If he continues to pitch like that, we’ll be OK.”
Williams doubled home one run, and another run scored on a passed ball.
East Davidson 2, Salisbury 0
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WP — Williams (2-1). LP — Myers (1-3)
• West Davidson rolled 10-0 against Thomasville in CCC action on Thursday.
Justin Freeman (2-1) pitched a two-hitter and struck out 11.
T.J. Eller, Tyler Hunt and Justin Norman had two hits each for the Green Dragons (5-4, 2-0 CCC).
• A.L. Brown won 17-0 against West Charlotte in MECKA action on Thursday.
Kameron Sherrill and Hayden Taylor had triples in a nine-run first inning.
Jordan Reed had a two-run double in Brown’s seven-run fourth.
Reed struck out eight for the win and three Wonders combined on a no-hitter.
• Davie scored five runs in the first inning and held on to beat R.J. Reynolds 5-4 in CPC action on Thursday.
Elijah Jones pitched five innings for the win. Colby Cranfill earned a save.
It was the first loss for the Demons (10-1, 3-1 CPC).
Brandon Lankford drove in two runs for the War Eagles, while Jose Carillo had two hits.
Logan Welch and Drew Fisch had two hits each for the Demons. Robby Casey took the loss.
East Rowan won 4-3 against Cox Mill in eight innings on Thursday in SPC action.
• Davie County pounded Mount Tabor 14-2 in the CPC on Thursday.
Abby Daniels knocked in five runs, and Julie Gough pitched a strong game.
Daniels, Morgan Hendrix, Kelsey Brown and Allie Fruits had three hits each.
• In SPC action, Central Cabarrus won 6-0 against Northwest Cabarrus.
Salisbury battled to a 2-all tie with Trinity on Thursday in a non-conference matchup at Ludwig Stadium.
Ceci Cardelle scored the goals for the Hornets (5-1-1), getting both scores in the last 13 minutes of regulation for a 2-1 lead.
Trinity scored off a corner with six minutes left for the tie.
Salisbury is at Lexington Monday for a CCC match.
• West Rowan prevailed 1-0 in overtime against Central Cabarrus in SPC soccer played on Thursday at Central.
Mariah Coleman’s corner was headed in by Josie Heglar for the lone goal.
West is 5-1 in the SPC.
The Rowan County Meet will be held on Tuesday, April 1, at East Rowan. Field events start at 4, and running events start at 5.

East Rowan’s boys tennis team won 7-2 against Concord on Thursday
Justin Allen won at No. 2 singles in a tiebeaker.
The Mustangs also got singles wins from Chance Brown, Robert Gray, Jeremy Price and Evan Rogers.
Concord’s Reid O’Brien won at No. 1 singles.
Ike Emerson-Gray and Addison Fry-Anthony Morrow won in doubles for the Mustangs.
O’Brien-Jamie Richardson won for the Spiders.
East (7-1, 5-0 SPC) is home on Monday at 4 p.m. against Cox Mill.
• Salisbury won 9-0 against Thomasville in CCC action on Thursday.
The Hornets are 10-0.
Clint Comadoll, Spencer Storey, Chris Derrick, David Derrick, Hunter Carlton and Matt Sukkasem won in singles. Comadoll-Storey, the Derricks and Carlton-Sukkasem won in doubles.

Catawba pitchers didn’t allow an earned run, but the Indians lost two games at Newberry on Wednesday.
Catawba (21-8, 6-2 SAC) lost 2-1 in nine innings and 1-0.
Carley Tysinger broke the school record with 16 strikeouts in the opener. Emily B. Huneycutt only allowed one hit in the nightcap.
Catawba’s tennis teams fell to Newberry on Wednesday afternoon at the Johnson Tennis Center. The Catawba women lost 6-3. The Catawba men lost 8-1.
Statewide Wells Fargo Cup leaders are Bishop McGuinness in 1A, Carrboro in 2A, Cardinal Gibbons in 3A, and Green Hope in 4A.
Salisbury is fourth in the 2A standings behind Carrboro, N.C. Science & Math and Lake Norman Charter.
In the eGolf Tour’s Cowans Ford Open in Stanley, N.C., Will Collins has shot 72-71 — 143 and is in 12th place.
Frank Adams III shot 70-74 — 144, and Johnny Kyger shot 71-75 — 146.
West Rowan Middle won 11-5 against North Rowan Middle on Thursday.
Mykal Berger, Cole Myers and Owen White led the Bulldogs at the plate.
Payne Stolsworth was the winning pitcher.
West lost to Mooresville 7-6 on Wednesday.
The Salisbury Police Athletic League is holding registration for the fall season on Saturday, March 29, from 11-2 at Hall Gym.
Players, coaches and cheerleaders are needed.
Contact Brian Miller at 704-754-1863 or George Miller at 704-223-0179.