Prep roundup, Aug. 27

Source: The Daily News, Jacksonville, N.迷你倉C.Aug. 28--BROAD CREEK -- Croatan made some history Tuesday night.With Jake Parrish scoring what proved the winning goal just six minutes into the second half, the Cougars beat Swansboro for the first time ever at home in boys' soccer, downing the Pirates 2-1 in a nonconference match."We've only beaten them twice before in our history," coach Paul Slater said, adding both wins came in the last three years on the road. "This is the first time beating them at home at Croatan. We definitely played well. Any time you beat a team the caliber of Swansboro, you played well."With the score tied, Garrett Bridgewater booted a corner kick that J.T. Dupree headed it, but Swansboro goalkeeper Nick Kohlmann made the save but couldn't corral the ball and Parrish was able to fire the ball into the back of the net."It was definitely a scramble (goal)," Slater said. "But the buildup was nice. We got a clean header and the keeper made a good save (before Parrish was able to score.)."Swansboro coach Doug Kidd said it was a well-played game by both sides."I thought the first half we did some really good things on possession and scored a really nice goal and then they scored a very nice free kick and that kind of got their momentum going a little bit," he said. "I thought they defended very well and their keeper came up with some big saves."Swansboro 1 0 -- 1Croatan 1 1 -- 2GOALS--S: Dolph. C: Montgomery, Parrish. ASSISTS--S: Noonan. C none. IN GOAL--S: Kohlmann (8 saves). C: Tracy (6 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL--S 7, C 10. CORNER KICKS--S 5, C 2. RECORDS--S: 3-1, hosts Dixon on Thursday. C: 2-2, hosts Havelock on Sept. 4.White Oak 3, S. Brunswick 2, OT: Cody Brant scored on a penalty kick with 16 seconds left in the second 10-minute overtime to lift White Oak to a nonconference win over South Brunswick.Brant took the PK after Mario Fields drew a foul inside the box.Austin Billiot gave WOHS a 2-1 lead with 4:10 left in the first half of OT, but South Brunswick tied the game with 1:08 left.White Oak trailed 1-0 at halftime before Brandon Parks found the net with 28 minutes left in regulation.South Brunswick 1 0 1 0 -- 2White Oak 0 1 1 1 -- 3GOALS--S: NA. W: Brandon Parks, Austin Billiot, Cody Brant. ASSISTS--None. IN GOAL--W: Perez (1 save). SHOTS ON GOAL--S 3, W 14. CORNER KICKS--S 1, W 5. RECORDS--W: 4-0, at New Hanover on Tuesday.West Brunswick 5, Dixon 2: John McNeil scored two goals and West Brunswick scored four goals on five shots in the first half -- only one inside the 18 -- to defeat Dixon in a nonconference match that left coach Kevin Hicks shaking his head at his team's missed chances.Zack Foster and Carter Phillips scored for the Bulldogs, who had one more shot (8-7) and six corner kicks to one for West Brunswick."I was pleased with our performance to possess the ball and move it, but we struggled to capitalize on our opportunities. And they did not," Hicks said. "We kind looked like a ballet from the standpoint we were able to possess the ball and hang on it but were just not very efficient when it came to finishing."Credit West Brunswick. They put their opportunities away and we did not. Therein lies the score."W. Brunswick 4 1 -- 5Dixon 1 1 -- 2GOALS--WB: Cardenas, McNeil 2, Espinoza, Stich. D: Foster, Phillips. ASSISTS--WB: Cardenas. D: Brown. IN GOAL--WB: Johnston (4 saves). D: Antinori (1 saves) and A. Phillips (1 save). SHOTS ON GOAL--WB 7 D 8. CORNER KICKS--WB 1, D 6. RECORDS--D: 0-1-2, at Swansboro on Thursday.Hoggard 4, Southwest 1: Southwest allowed two goals in the final nine minutes in falling to 4-A Hoggard in a nonconference match.The 2-A Stallions cut their deficit to 2-1 with about 20 minutes left on a goal by Noah Tausch.Gus Retmeyer scored two goals for Hoggard.Southwest 0 1 -- 1Hoggard 2 2 -- 4GOALS--S: Tausch. H: Retmeyer 2, Harris, Ismail. ASSISTS--None. IN GOAL--S: Morales (6 saves), Tackett (3 saves). H: Bagley (4 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL--S 5, H 13. CORNER KICKS--S 2, H 8. RECORDS--S: 1-2-2, hosts Havelock on Thursday.S. Central 3, Northside 1: Northside allowed two unanswered goals in dropping a nonconference game to South Central.Sean Brooks scored for the Monarchs about 10 minutes into the first half to tie the match at 1-1.South Central 2 1 -- 3Northside 1 0 -- 1GOALS--S: Pritchard, Ferimer, Raymond. N: Brooks. ASSISTS--None. IN GOAL--S: Arnold (5 saves). N: Hull (3 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL--S 6, N 6. CORNER KICKS--S 4, N 1. RECORDS--N: 1-4, hosts West Carteret on Tuesday.VOLLEYBALLJacksonville 3, Northside 0: Keenan Marks had 24 assists and Dani Hayden added 20 digs to lead Jacksonville to a nonconference win over Northside.Cassie Padilla notched 10 kills while Michelle Byes and Brittany Ochs each added seven for the Cardinals.Vanessa Martinez led Northside with six points.Northside 18 16 24Jacksonville 25 25 26LEADING PLAYERS--N: Martinez 6 points. J: Byes 7 kills, 3 aces; Ochs 7 kills, 2 aces; Padilla 10 kills, 2 blocks, 3 aces; Marks 24 assists, 5 digs, 3 aces; Hayden 20 digs. RECORDS--N: 0-4, hosts South Lenoir today. J: 1-1, hosts Richlands on Thursday.East Dupl新蒲崗迷你倉n 3, W-RH 0: Jami White had 17 assists and 12 points to lead East Duplin to a nonconference victory at Wallace-Rose Hill.Kendall Lego added 14 digs, Carson Williams had 13, Morgan Sanderson had 10 and Makayla Byrd notched 12 kills for the Panthers, who won't play again until Sept. 4.East Duplin 25 25 25W-RH 15 14 16LEADING PLAYERS--E: Byrd 12 kills; Hall 9 kills, 14 points; Lego 14 digs, 10 points; Sanderson 10 digs, 10 points, 3 aces; Williams 13 digs, 12 points; White 17 assists, 12 points; . RECORDS--E: 3-0, hosts James Kenan on Sept. 4.Swansboro 3, W. Craven 1: Bailey Rabidou had 36 assists and 16 digs while Kim Moore added 20 digs to lead Swansboro past West Craven in a Coastal 3-A Conference match.Ashley Oriol added 16 kills and 10 digs while Kylie Cleve notched 13 digs for the Pirates.Swansboro 27 23 26 25W. Craven 25 25 24 17LEADING PLAYERS--S: Oriol 16 kills, 10 digs; Cleve 7 kills, 13 digs, 3 blocks; Moore 9 kills, 20 digs; Rabidou 36 assists, 16 digs. RECORDS--S: 3-0, 1-0, at Havelock on Thursday.Laney 3, Dixon 2: Dixon took 4-A Laney to five games before the visitors claimed the match with a 15-10 win in the fifth set in the nonconference game."I was very pleased," Dixon coach Heather Moore said. "They worked very hard. We had to come from behind several times and never gave up. Their frontline is huge. They were 6-foot or could jump 6 foot. We played very well tonight.Laney 10 25 25 25 15Dixon 25 14 27 14 10LEADING PLAYERS--L: NA. D: Merritt 18 points, 7 digs, 4 aces, 2 kills; Silance 13 points, 4 aces, 4 kills, 15 digs; Rochelle 7 points, 4 kills, 23 assists, 14 digs; Aquafredda 6 kills, 1 block; Creech 7 kills, 1 block. RECORDS--L NA. D: 1-2, in WCA tournament in Wilmington on Friday and Saturday, opponents TBA.South Lenoir 3, Southwest 0: South Lenoir picked up a nonconference road victory, sweeping past Southwest.S. Lenoir 25 25 25Southwest 18 17 8LEADING PLAYERS--SL: NA. SWO: Marley 3 kills. RECORDS--SWO: 1-2, hosts Richlands today.West Carteret 3, Richlands 0: Richlands lost their opening Coastal 3-A Conference match after moving up a classification under state realignment, falling to visiting West Carteret.W. Carteret 25 25 25Richlands 16 11 22LEADING PLAYERS--WC: NA. R: Tucker 3 kills; McGowan 2 kills; Martin 3 aces; Monssen 10 digs, 5 blocks. RECORDS--WC: NA. R: 1-2, 0-1, at Southwest today.TENNISSwansboro 9, Havelock 0: Swansboro moved to 3-0 overall with a Coastal 3-A Conference win at Havelock.The Pirates' Charlotte Raley earned a 5-7, 6-2, 10-8 win at No. 1 singles.SINGLES: Raley (S) d. Quinn 5-7, 6-2, 10-8; Pham (S) d. Mares 6-2, 6-1; Provost (S) d. Euslovich 6-1, 6-0; Stophel (S) d. Machado 6-0, 6-1; Taylor (S) d. Booth 6-0, 6-1; Davis (S) d. Gonzalez 6-0, 6-0.DOUBLES: Taylor/Davis (S) d. Mares/Euslovich 8-1; Mastranunzio/Westmoreland (S) d. Machado/Booth 8-4; Parker/Snoddy (S) d. Murray/Mokay 8-0.RECORDS: S: 3-0, 2-0, hosts White Oak on Thursday.Jacksonville 7, Richlands 2: Jacksonville's Amy Wangerin earned a 6-2, 2-6, 12-10 win at No. 2 singles to help the host Cardinals defeat Richlands in a Coastal 3-A Conference match.SINGLES: Taylor (R) d. Reeves 6-4, 6-1; Wangerin (J) d. Jarman 6-2, 2-6, 12-10; Neofotis (J) d. Moore 6-2, 6-4; Hurd (J) d. Davis 6-2, 6-2; Poutas (J) d. Vasques 6-0, 6-1; Madison McCauley (J) d. Maready 7-5, 7-5.DOUBLES: Taylor/Davis (R) d. Reeves/Wangerin 8-4; Neofotis/Hurd (J) d. Jarman/Moore 12-10; Poutas/McCauley (J) Vasquez/Maready 8-4.RECORDS: J: 1-2, 1-1, at West Carteret on Thursday. R: 1-1 in conf.East Duplin 9, W-RH 0: East Duplin had no problem in defeating Wallace-Rose Hill in a nonconference match played in pro sets.SINGLES: Bryant (E) d. Keenan 8-0; Teachey (E) d. Lobos 8-0; Sholar (E) d. Hicks 8-0; Whaley (E) d. Rogers 8-0; Miller (E) d. Rivera 8-0; Bond (E) d. Castillio 8-2.DOUBLES: Weis/Smith (E) d. Cortez/Castillio 8-4; Blanton/Lee (E) d. Cruz/Newkirk 8-1; Miller/Thompson (E) d. McKenzie/Newkirk 8-0.RECORDS: E: 3-2, hosts Clinton on Thursday.West Carteret 5, White Oak 4: Despite wins at the top two singles and doubles spots, White Oak dropped a Coastal 3-A Conference match to visiting West Carteret.SINGLES: Hambright (WO) d. Munden 6-0, 6-1; Blackmon (WO) d. T. Edmundson 6-0, 6-2; C. Edmundson (WC) d. Yager 6-4, 6-3; Pfaff (WC) d. Milewski 6-3, 6-1; Morris (WC) d. Rankin 6-0, 6-3; Fearing (WC) d. Legg 6-0, 6-3.DOUBLES: Blackmon/Yager (WO) d. Edmundson/Edmundson 8-2; Hambright/Milewski (WO) d. Munden/Ffaff 8-4; Morris/Fearing (WC) d. Rankin/Legg 8-1.RECORDS: WO: 1-1, 0-1, hosts Croatan today. WC: 1-1, hosts Jacksonville on Thursday.JUNIOR VARSITYVOLLEYBALLEast Duplin d. W-RH 25-10, 25-6LEADING PLAYERS -- E: Houston 5 kills; Wallace 8 assists; Hatcher 18 points. RECORDS -- E: 3-0, hosts James Kenan on Sept. 4.S. Lenoir d. Southwest 25-12, 25-15LEADING PLAYERS -- NA. RECORDS -- SL: NA. SW: 0-3, hosts Richlands today.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Daily News (Jacksonville, N.C.) Visit The Daily News (Jacksonville, N.C.) at .jdnews.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesmini storage