From staff reports
Will Leckonby hit four 3-pointers in the first quarter, and Tre Oats, Wes Fazia and D.J. Alexander pounded the glass all night in a routine 82-53 win at South Rowan on Monday.
Salisbury (6-0) hasn’t lost, while South (0-5) hasn’t won, so the non-conference result wasn’t a surprise.
The Hornets led 24-12 after a quarter and by 47-22 at halftime.
Salisbury played without starting guard Isaac Baker (ankle), but it didn’t matter much. The Raiders have lost all of their outings by at least 20 points.
DeShawn Troutman scored 16 to lead the Hornets. Leckonby (12), Alexander (11), Oats (10) and Fazia (10) scored in double figures for coach Bryan Withers, who won against the school he coached the last three seasons.
Fazia and Oats had three-point plays on a single trip down the floor.
Sophomore Jaqwon Hester scored 17 for the Raiders. Senior Tre Littlejohn battled for 13 points. Colson Childers made three 3-pointers, all in the first half.

Salisbury 82, S. Rowan 53

SALISBURY (82)
Troutman 16, Leckonby 12, Alexander 11, Oats 10, Fazia 10, Harris 5, Moss 4, Rivens 4, A. Yang 4, J. Yang 2, Hughes 2, Rankin 2, Horne.
SOUTH ROWAN (53)
Hester 17, Littlejohn 13, Childers 9, Shaver 5, Barringer 4, Bradshaw 3, Rhyne 2, Hill, Butler, Clodfelter, Greer, Peacock.

Salisbury 24 23 21 14 — 82
S. Rowan 12 10 17 14 — 53

Bulldogs win
Lavar Batts Jr. scored 20 points to lead Robinson to a 74-57 win against Rocky River on Monday.
Daniel Spencer added 17 for the unbeaten Bulldogs. Catawba baseball signee Jackson Raper scored 15.

Ragin’ Bulls roll
Hickory Ridge’s girls romped 67-31 against Concord in SPC play on Monday.
Gabby Smith scored 16 to lead the Bulls.
Laura McManimen and Jiera Shears scored 13 each.

Local golf
The McCanless Couples played Captain’s Choice on Sunday.
The first-place team was Terrol Kendall, Jimmie Jones and Harry Owens.
The second-place team was Walt & Kim Kincaid and Frank Foster
Foster won longest putt.

Prep cross country
Carson senior Zachary Marchinko was named to the NC Runners All-State cross country first team.
Eight runners are on the first team, including Marchinko and Hickory Ridge’s Alex Cornwell.

Prep Football
All-SPC team
Concord
Mike Baker (Defensive Player of the Year)
Carter Mozingo (Co-Special Teams Player of the Year)
Keenan Black (Offensive Player of the Year)
Drew Yoos
Landon Loukas
Rick Sandidge
Dez Scott
Hamsah Nasirildeen

West Rowan
Kacey Otto
Kortez Weeks
Juwan Houston
Devin Turner
Deyquan Byrd
L J Robinson
Dearius Phillips

South Rowan
Marshall Long (Punter/Kicker of the Year)
Brennan Lambert

Carson
Brandon Huneycutt
Ryan Bearden
Dylan Livengood
Jacob McCurry

East Rowan
Wesley Porter
Naquis Caldwell

Hickory Ridge
Greg Waslo
Carter Edwards
Mason Mullen
Will Putnam
Jaylen Rudisell
Dan Louba
Jared Mincey

NW Cabarrus
Charles Littrell
Nathan Clark

Cox Mill
Tommy Dawkins
Cory Cline

Robinson
Mike Young (Co-Special Teams Player of the Year)
Josh Rutherford
Ethan Steinbacher
Dorian Smith
Mark Perkins

Central Cabarrus
Makhi Jones
Ethan Gonder
Boris Tope-Tiandem
Terron Gregory Central

Prep wrestling
West Rowan had three place-winners at the Indian Classic held at St. Stephens High in Hickory.
Lee Poteat (4-0) took first place at 195 pounds. He had a first-round bye and registered two pins.
Tyler Nichols (8-1) placed second at 182 pounds.
Freshman Alex Erazo (7-4) placed third at 170.

North Hills
North Hills varsity soccer and volleybal teams competed in the National Christian School Athletic Association tournaments.
Both won championships.
 Colin Lewis and Collin Turner made the soccer all-tournament team.
Dajah Glenn and Sieria Eagle were named to the all-tournament volleyball team.

Prep basketball
East Davidson’s 6-foot-2 Bayley Plummer signed with Appalachian State’s women’s basketball program.
She’s been a conference and district player of the year and has made All-State teams.

College basketball
Tre Williams (Carson) scored 14 points and David Tripp (A.L. Brown) had nine, as Davidson County Community College won 99-72 against Lenoir CC.

Hurley YMCA Warriors
The Hurley YMCA Warriors team placed second out of six teams, ages 9-10, in the AAU Cross Country Nationals held in Alabama.
The 9-10 team consists of Eli Julian, Triston Rabon, Connor Price, Jake Swicegood and Grayson Steedley.
Competing in the 9-10 race, Rabon finished 12th overall and was the top 9-year-old runner. He ran 11:12.9 in the 3K event.
Connor Price finished 21st in the race and was seventh among 9-year-olds in 11:40.7.
Julian, 10, finished ninth in 11:04.4.
Swicegood, 10, was 27th overall in 11:47.
Steedley, 9, ran 12:49.1. He was 71st overall and 24th among 9-year-olds.
Winning the championship was the Derby Athletic Club of Louisville, Ky, with a score of 47. The Hurley Y’s score was 54.

NCHSAA
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association Board of Directors completed its winter Board meeting.
The Board voted to drop the “interim” tag and named Que Tucker as the commissioner of the NCHSAA. She will receive the standard four-year commissioner’s contract.

College football
Appalachian State football has accepted an invitation to participate in the 2015 Raycom Media Camellia Bowl on Saturday, Dec. 19, in Montgomery, Ala., where it will face a still-to-be-determined opponent from the Mid-American Conference.
Kickoff is set for 5:30 p.m. ET at Montgomery’s historic Cramton Bowl. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN.

8th-grade hoops
West Rowan’s boys defeated China Grove 39-34.
The Bulldogs (5-1) outscored China Grove 13-2 in the fourth quarter.
Quay Weeks led the Bulldogs with 10 points. Tykese Warren had eight points, and KJ Hernandez scored seven.
Zeb Burns, Mike Molenda, Will Moseley, and Jonny Hassard had strong defensive games for West.