St. Pauls wrestling gets $2K in donations in first month ST. PAULS — In late March, members of the St. Pauls High School wrestling team came face to face with idea that they might not have a program next winter.
Citing a lack of conference support and budgetary concerns, the team and its supporters were told in a meeting with school administration that they would need to raise $3,000 privately by July to keep the program for another season.
“It was pretty hard to deal with,” said Jacobi Jacobs, a ...
Red Springs' Williams named Scholar-Athlete of the Month RED SPRINGS — Red Springs High School senior Jessica Williams is a big believer in giving back to the community, and for that reason, cheerleading has always been natural fit.
“We don’t just build ourselves, we’re there to build other peoples’ character as well. Like with the basketball teams and football teams, we’re there to push them on,” she said. “We give them those encouraging words that others might not.”
Though cheerleading is a simp...
SEC, Three Rivers Tournament Schedule THREE RIVERS
Baseball — All games at East Columbus
Tuesday
(3) Red Springs vs (6) East Columbus at 4:30 p.m.
(4) South Robeson vs (5) St. Pauls at 7
Wednesday
(2) West Columbus vs Winner of 3 vs 6 at 4:30 p.m.
(1) Fairmont vs Winner of 4 vs 5 at 7
Thursday
Championship Game at 7 p.m.
Softball — All games at East Columbus
Tuesday
(3) Fairmont vs (6) Red Springs @ 4:30
(4) St. Pauls vs (5) West Columbus @ 7:00
Wednesday
(2) South...
Local Roundup: Chavis to play at Methodist PEMBROKE — Ever since Purnell Swett senior James Chavis was young, he’s wanted to play college basketball.
Next year, he’ll get that chance.
The guard signed a confirmation of enrollment form Friday afternoon to attend Methodist University in Fayetteville, where he’ll also play on the basketball team, which competes at the NCAA Division III level.
“It’s been one of my dreams to play ball at the next level, so it’s a big thing for me,” Chavi...
St. Pauls tennis wins conference title ST. PAULS — It was a year of firsts for Carol Bishop.
She has coached tennis, but never boys. Her players have had nicknames, but never ones like “Meatloaf” or “French Fry.” Her team has gone to the 1A/2A playoffs, but never undefeated — and never as Three Rivers Conference Champions.
And she’s never been named Coach of the Year.
“It means I have a great team,” she said Monday as she watched the team compete at Fairmont High School. It was ...
Red Springs’ Williams named Scholar Athlete of the Month Red Springs’ Williams named Scholar Athlete for April
Scott Schlaufman
Sports Editor
RED SPRINGS — Red Springs High School senior Jessica Williams is a big believer in giving back to the community, and for that reason, cheerleading has always been natural fit.
“We don’t just build ourselves, we’re there to build other peoples’ character as well. Like with the basketball teams and football teams, we’re there to push them on,” she said....
St. Pauls wrestling expected to stay St. Pauls wrestling expected to stay put
Team gets $2,000 in donations in first month
ST. PAULS — In late March, members of the St. Pauls High School wrestling team came face to face with idea that they might not have a program next winter.
Citing a lack of conference support and budgetary concerns, the team and its supporters were told in a meeting with school administration that they would need to raise $3,000 privately by July to kee...
Thursday's Local Roundup: Late rally fuels Lady Pirates PEMBROKE — A pair of freshmen came through with big hits in Lumberton’s 7-4 win at Purnell Swett Thursday.
Randi Bullard and Kailey Prevatte, who hit seventh and eighth in the Pirates’ lineup, provided back-to-back singles in the seventh inning that scored three runs and broke a 4-4 tie. The two combined for five runs batted in and each went 2 for 4.
It backed a strong outing from Lumberton pitcher Meagan Skipper, who allowed five hits. With...
