Nash Central has put and end to the third longest active losing streak in North Carolina High School football beating Smithfield Selma 36-21. It took two games into the 2015 season for new coach Chris Lee to end the streak which has been going on since the ninth game of the 2012 season.
Just how good was the beating Rocky Mount laid on South Granville last week was answered tonight in Apex when the Gryphons took on the Mustangs of Middle Creek. Middle Creek is expected to go deep in the 4-A playoffs . What the Mustangs got was a hand full of Gryphons.
Middle Creek struck first late in the first quarter moving the ball down field with the pass to take a 7-0 lead. The Gryphons defense held the Mustangs in check and a long pass under two minutes in the half set up the Gryphons Sherrod Green for a two yard dive to tie the score at 7. MC with .18 seconds in the half threw a pass dropped by the receiver. Rocky Mount scooped up the ball and ran 40 yards with the Middle Creek crowd in a uproar To take a 14-7 half time lead.
Motivated Middle Creek roared out of the locker room and almost ran the kickoff back but three plays tied the game at 14. Late in the third Sherrod Green from three yards out gave the Gryphons the lead again 21-14.
Early fourth quarter MC returns a punt fifty yards to tie the game at 21. Rocky Mount went to the air and two ints set up the Mustangs to kick a field goal with 3:30 to play. That would be enough. The Gryphons give great effort but too many penalties especially a penalty after a first down killed a Gryphon drive. Gryphons fine respect in Apex but lose 24-21 to Middle Creek.
Other scores:
Southern Nash 23 Beddingfield 14
Tarboro 26 Washington 7
SouthWest Edgecombe 35 North Edgecombe 14
Hunt 17 Hertford County 12
East Wake 40 Fike 27
Northeastern 53 Northern Nash 13
RMA 53 Lawrence Academy 25
Friday, August 28, 2015
What Impact's Teams The Most?
High schools, Colleges and Pro football teams are all optimistic that they have the team formed that will make great strides this year. High school coaches have to depend on the youngsters from his school district to teach them up to make a good team.
College coaches recruit players going after players that can fill holes in their team but they compete with other coaches after the same players to do the same for their team. The pros draft players available at the time that it is their turn to draft and they fill what they considered needs to improve their team.
All a coach can do is try to train their players to the very best they can as they practice offensive plays, how to run the plays that take advantage of what the defense presents. Defenses practice when a team lines up this is what they will probably do and here is what we will do to stop it.
All this preparation one injury can ruin any teams plans. The backup player may not be quite as good as the player injured and coaches have to adjust to run plays that suit that player in order for him to perform at his best ability. Some times that puts a team into never reaching their best potential because they simply are not as good as they could be with a healthy team.
This year ECU is trying to replace a quarterback that if you look at Pirates history is the most prolific quarterback in Pirates history. The chosen one this week picked as the heir to the starting quarterback job tore his ACL and is out for the year. Every day you read a player is lost for the year for what ever reason but every team must adjust and move forward with the players they have left.
Every now and then a you hear the story of a player who got a chance and he becomes great as the replacement for the person injured. Most of the time that doesn't happen. Teams struggle as the replacement player learns how to play at the the level needed for his team to be successful and sometimes they just are not strong enough to be successful.
We all at some point in time and looked when the season is over and said. What would have happened if that injury didn't happen? So the next time you yell at the coach and holler "you bum you can't coach a lick", remember all that coaching can go down the drain when part of the the best part of your team is standing on the sideline with the coach in a cast.
College coaches recruit players going after players that can fill holes in their team but they compete with other coaches after the same players to do the same for their team. The pros draft players available at the time that it is their turn to draft and they fill what they considered needs to improve their team.
All a coach can do is try to train their players to the very best they can as they practice offensive plays, how to run the plays that take advantage of what the defense presents. Defenses practice when a team lines up this is what they will probably do and here is what we will do to stop it.
All this preparation one injury can ruin any teams plans. The backup player may not be quite as good as the player injured and coaches have to adjust to run plays that suit that player in order for him to perform at his best ability. Some times that puts a team into never reaching their best potential because they simply are not as good as they could be with a healthy team.
This year ECU is trying to replace a quarterback that if you look at Pirates history is the most prolific quarterback in Pirates history. The chosen one this week picked as the heir to the starting quarterback job tore his ACL and is out for the year. Every day you read a player is lost for the year for what ever reason but every team must adjust and move forward with the players they have left.
Every now and then a you hear the story of a player who got a chance and he becomes great as the replacement for the person injured. Most of the time that doesn't happen. Teams struggle as the replacement player learns how to play at the the level needed for his team to be successful and sometimes they just are not strong enough to be successful.
We all at some point in time and looked when the season is over and said. What would have happened if that injury didn't happen? So the next time you yell at the coach and holler "you bum you can't coach a lick", remember all that coaching can go down the drain when part of the the best part of your team is standing on the sideline with the coach in a cast.
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Weekend Of Truth
Friday night is the second week of high school football and many teams step up the level of competition and everyone will know after this weekend just how good they really are.
Beddingfield @ Southern Nash: Beddingfield always presents Southern with a contrast being a wide open offense. Both teams are 1-0. Beddingfield crushed Goldsboro 45-10. The Southern Nash Firebirds crushed Northwood at the half and called off the dogs in the second half. I just can't see the Bruins out scoring the Firebirds. Southern Nash 36 Beddingfield 20
Nash Central @ Smithfield Selma: The Bulldogs have lost 25 straight games. During those same 25 games Smithfield Selma has won only four games. This is their chance to break the streak. There is no doubt Tarboro is a lot better team than SS. Going out on a limb and predict the losing streak ends if they don't make a gross mistake near the end in a close game. Started out 7-0 last week on predictions and Nash Central wins 26-20.
Rocky Mount @ Middle Creek: Middle Creek returns 40 letterman from last year's squad 9-3 last week whipped a really good Wakefield team 45-31 after trailing 7-24. This will certainly give Rocky Mount a good read on this year's squad. If they get blasted it will tell us last week's win not very good against SG. If it is a close game with a chance to win this is real good news for Gryphon Fans. A victory look out for the Gryphons. Middle Creek 35 Rocky Mount 21
Northern Nash @ Northeastern: Seems as if Northeastern has been really good since Northern put them on their schedule. Northern needs a good outing in this one. The defense did well but the offense showed nothing. Doubt Knights can make trip to Elizabeth City and win. Eagles 28 Knights 7.
Tarboro @ Washington: Washington slaughtered the Vikes Last year in Tarboro. Washington got clobbered by Havelock last week. Who in the world can make a pick in this one. Tarboro is a solid 1-A team and can give any team a good game. I think Washington takes this one in a close game 26-22.
SouthWest Edgecombe @North Edgecombe: the Cougars simply too good for the Warriors. 36- 8.
Rocky Mount Academy @ Lawrence: I think we will all find that the Eagles will be fine this year. Lawrence beat Halifax 18-14 last week. You know on a historical trip the new Lost Colony is only a couple of miles from Lawrence. RMA doesn't get caught up in the history they rebound 36-14.
Rocky Mount Prep is off this week.
Beddingfield @ Southern Nash: Beddingfield always presents Southern with a contrast being a wide open offense. Both teams are 1-0. Beddingfield crushed Goldsboro 45-10. The Southern Nash Firebirds crushed Northwood at the half and called off the dogs in the second half. I just can't see the Bruins out scoring the Firebirds. Southern Nash 36 Beddingfield 20
Nash Central @ Smithfield Selma: The Bulldogs have lost 25 straight games. During those same 25 games Smithfield Selma has won only four games. This is their chance to break the streak. There is no doubt Tarboro is a lot better team than SS. Going out on a limb and predict the losing streak ends if they don't make a gross mistake near the end in a close game. Started out 7-0 last week on predictions and Nash Central wins 26-20.
Rocky Mount @ Middle Creek: Middle Creek returns 40 letterman from last year's squad 9-3 last week whipped a really good Wakefield team 45-31 after trailing 7-24. This will certainly give Rocky Mount a good read on this year's squad. If they get blasted it will tell us last week's win not very good against SG. If it is a close game with a chance to win this is real good news for Gryphon Fans. A victory look out for the Gryphons. Middle Creek 35 Rocky Mount 21
Northern Nash @ Northeastern: Seems as if Northeastern has been really good since Northern put them on their schedule. Northern needs a good outing in this one. The defense did well but the offense showed nothing. Doubt Knights can make trip to Elizabeth City and win. Eagles 28 Knights 7.
Tarboro @ Washington: Washington slaughtered the Vikes Last year in Tarboro. Washington got clobbered by Havelock last week. Who in the world can make a pick in this one. Tarboro is a solid 1-A team and can give any team a good game. I think Washington takes this one in a close game 26-22.
SouthWest Edgecombe @North Edgecombe: the Cougars simply too good for the Warriors. 36- 8.
Rocky Mount Academy @ Lawrence: I think we will all find that the Eagles will be fine this year. Lawrence beat Halifax 18-14 last week. You know on a historical trip the new Lost Colony is only a couple of miles from Lawrence. RMA doesn't get caught up in the history they rebound 36-14.
Rocky Mount Prep is off this week.
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Third Game Ends With Cut Day
September 1st is cut day in the NFL when teams must reduce their rosters to 75. The next and final cut comes on September 5th which comes after every teams fourth preseason game and the team rosters are set at 53. Three players from Tarboro will have their hearts in their throats waiting for word whether they have made NFL rosters.
Jacoby Cofield the tackle from Duke and in camp of the Washington Redskins is shown as the third team right tackle as of the latest depth chart provided by the Redskins. Cofield has to say the least is a long shot making the team for if you have three lineman at center, two guards and two tackles on the field when the offense is playing. Most NFL teams carry about nine lineman on a 53 man roster. The big question is can he make the team on special teams and for a 310 pound lineman running down field on punts or kick offs is doubtful.
Shawn Draughn is still on the roster of the Cleveland Browns. So far the Browns have not listed a depth chart so it is hard to see what the feelings are of the coaching staff of the Browns. Draughn so far in his three years has made the teams playing special teams and you would think that is His best chance and maybe being a third down back.
Todd Gurley has not see the playing field so far in either of the two St Louis Rams preseason games. All indications are he is being held out of actions as long as possible in preseason games in order his surgically repaired knee came heal as long as possible. He has taken part in every practice so far in camp but has not had any contact to date. I suspect he will see his first action opening day maybe limited until they can see how his knee reacts to contact. If all goes well he gets more carries in game two they will probably start him game three.
Yesterday during our baseball review we did not report on Isaiah White of Greenfield Academy in Wilson. He has now played in 31 games for the Marlins in the Gulf Coast League. He has batted 111 times with 34 hits and his batting average is 306. The has stroked two triples and seven doubles but he has struck out 38 times.
The final figures are in on the impact that Tiger Woods had on the city of Greensboro and CBS last weekend during the Wyndom Golf Tournament. During a normal year the Greensboro tournament averages about One hundred thousand during the whole week including practice rounds. Once Woods told officials he was playing they had to print and extra fifty thousand tickets giving total attendance for the week of one hundred fifty thousand. Many concession stands over the weekend gave out of brew and food any extra parking had to be supplied as far as five blocks from the course.
CBS hit a bonanza as last weekends tournament was the most watched regular tour event since 2013 and registered a 3.9 rating. It was the biggest golf ratings for CBS for any regular event since 2012. Just goes to prove everyone wants to watch the old man Davis Love III..
Jacoby Cofield the tackle from Duke and in camp of the Washington Redskins is shown as the third team right tackle as of the latest depth chart provided by the Redskins. Cofield has to say the least is a long shot making the team for if you have three lineman at center, two guards and two tackles on the field when the offense is playing. Most NFL teams carry about nine lineman on a 53 man roster. The big question is can he make the team on special teams and for a 310 pound lineman running down field on punts or kick offs is doubtful.
Shawn Draughn is still on the roster of the Cleveland Browns. So far the Browns have not listed a depth chart so it is hard to see what the feelings are of the coaching staff of the Browns. Draughn so far in his three years has made the teams playing special teams and you would think that is His best chance and maybe being a third down back.
Todd Gurley has not see the playing field so far in either of the two St Louis Rams preseason games. All indications are he is being held out of actions as long as possible in preseason games in order his surgically repaired knee came heal as long as possible. He has taken part in every practice so far in camp but has not had any contact to date. I suspect he will see his first action opening day maybe limited until they can see how his knee reacts to contact. If all goes well he gets more carries in game two they will probably start him game three.
Yesterday during our baseball review we did not report on Isaiah White of Greenfield Academy in Wilson. He has now played in 31 games for the Marlins in the Gulf Coast League. He has batted 111 times with 34 hits and his batting average is 306. The has stroked two triples and seven doubles but he has struck out 38 times.
The final figures are in on the impact that Tiger Woods had on the city of Greensboro and CBS last weekend during the Wyndom Golf Tournament. During a normal year the Greensboro tournament averages about One hundred thousand during the whole week including practice rounds. Once Woods told officials he was playing they had to print and extra fifty thousand tickets giving total attendance for the week of one hundred fifty thousand. Many concession stands over the weekend gave out of brew and food any extra parking had to be supplied as far as five blocks from the course.
CBS hit a bonanza as last weekends tournament was the most watched regular tour event since 2013 and registered a 3.9 rating. It was the biggest golf ratings for CBS for any regular event since 2012. Just goes to prove everyone wants to watch the old man Davis Love III..
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Cuthrell' s Season Is Over
Collins Cuthrell's first season in pro baseball playing in an independent league trying to impress any major league team to sign him is over. Saturday he broke his arm and has been put on the Florence Kentucky Freedom's 60 day disabled list. Since the baseball season in the minors ends Labor Day weekend just two weeks from now his season is over.
Out of action Cuthrell needed some team to show interest in him and send him to fall ball but now unable to play no team will be willing to sign him. More than likely he will probably have to start out again next season again in the Frontier League and hope he has a good enough season to attract interest.
Not sure exactly how the injury happened but in Saturday's game box score he only batted twice in the game and was hit once by a pitch. He finishes his first season having batted 210 times in 58 games and played mostly in the outfield and batted 271. He ledthe team with nine home runs, had two triples and 12 doubles. He led the team in base on balls with 49.
Hobbs Johnson Has started 22 times pitching in Biloxi Mississippi for his major league team the Milwaukee Brewers and has a record of 7-6 with and ERA of 3:38. He has pitched 112 innings with one complete game. He had struck out 92 batters .
Benton Moss on the verge of wrapping up his first summer in pro baseball is 2-2 pitching in Hudson Valley just north of New York City and south of Albany NY. He has tossed 43 plus innings with a 2.27 ERA which is excellent. He has pitched in 11 games starting 7 striking 48 and has walked only 10. I have a feeling Benton will start next season in the upper A level next season.
Brian Goodwin has had a struggle all year. He started the year coming off major shoulder surgery last season and started out in AA Harrisburg and what was suppose to happen as he got more and more playing time and his average shot up the Washington National wanted to send him back to AAA Syracuse but his batting average has never risen to AAA caliber and as the season comes to and end he remains mired in Harrisburg PA.
He is hitting 228 having clubbed 7 home runs four triples which is tied for the team lead and 13 doubles. He has struck out 80 times in his 358 at bats which for a lead off hitter is not getting the job done.
Out of action Cuthrell needed some team to show interest in him and send him to fall ball but now unable to play no team will be willing to sign him. More than likely he will probably have to start out again next season again in the Frontier League and hope he has a good enough season to attract interest.
Not sure exactly how the injury happened but in Saturday's game box score he only batted twice in the game and was hit once by a pitch. He finishes his first season having batted 210 times in 58 games and played mostly in the outfield and batted 271. He ledthe team with nine home runs, had two triples and 12 doubles. He led the team in base on balls with 49.
Hobbs Johnson Has started 22 times pitching in Biloxi Mississippi for his major league team the Milwaukee Brewers and has a record of 7-6 with and ERA of 3:38. He has pitched 112 innings with one complete game. He had struck out 92 batters .
Benton Moss on the verge of wrapping up his first summer in pro baseball is 2-2 pitching in Hudson Valley just north of New York City and south of Albany NY. He has tossed 43 plus innings with a 2.27 ERA which is excellent. He has pitched in 11 games starting 7 striking 48 and has walked only 10. I have a feeling Benton will start next season in the upper A level next season.
Brian Goodwin has had a struggle all year. He started the year coming off major shoulder surgery last season and started out in AA Harrisburg and what was suppose to happen as he got more and more playing time and his average shot up the Washington National wanted to send him back to AAA Syracuse but his batting average has never risen to AAA caliber and as the season comes to and end he remains mired in Harrisburg PA.
He is hitting 228 having clubbed 7 home runs four triples which is tied for the team lead and 13 doubles. He has struck out 80 times in his 358 at bats which for a lead off hitter is not getting the job done.
Monday, August 24, 2015
Drive For Show Putt For Dough
There is no doubt that Greensboro felt the power of Tiger Woods this weekend at the Wyndom Championship which happens to be the last regular season tournament and the phrase of the weekend was "make the top 125".
They broke all kinds of attendance records and more than half were on whatever hole Tiger was playing. Tiger lit up the scoreboard on Thursday and Friday and by Saturday looked as if the Triad area came out in force to watch Tiger.
Sedgefield would be considered a drive and chip course for the pros. Everyone that made the cut were under par. Tiger as he glides toward 40 years old has lost very little off his driver. He is still an excellent player when he has an iron in his hand and he had a great weekend with birdie opportunities. It is the putter that now is his biggest enemy. He didn't make enough birdie putts as everybody else did.
Why does anyone golfer a weekend hacker or pro lose the putting stroke as you age. Might be lining up the putts you can't see the grain of the putts the way you use too. We all when the doctor says you need glasses seem embarrass that our body is failing us but in order to function in life start with the bifocals. Our body motion during the swing of the club just doesn't follow through like it use too.
Tied for the lead starting Saturday Tiger had what seemed like birdie putts of 10 to 15 feet on every hole. His last ten birdie putts he made one. You know his playing partner on Saturday Tom Hoge shot the exact score that everyone that plays with Tiger in the final two rounds in the last group shoots 72. Tiger's 68 got left behind with all the 64's or better everyone else shot.
Sunday playing the next to last group his playing partner Scott Brown told everyone on the third hole he wasn't intimidated by Tiger making a hole in one. Nobody else was either as Tiger kept missing birdies enough players were and passed Tiger by.
Don't feel sorry for Tiger that despite not making the top 125 and automatically winning a tour card for next year. There are 36 other ways to win a tour card. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson all still hold cards. Tiger has three more years on his victory in the 2013 Players Championship. If he fails to win a tournament in the next three years he then falls into to exemption of having 20 career wins and that gives him a lifetime right to play any PGA Tour event.
All the talk of the body functions at close to forty years old failing golfers and all of us alike the old man of the weekend Davis Love puts together one more weekend to pass everybody by and win. He becomes the third oldest pro to ever win a PGA Tour event. He reminds us that all those old guys can still play the game. It is a matter of whether they can do it for four straight days.
They broke all kinds of attendance records and more than half were on whatever hole Tiger was playing. Tiger lit up the scoreboard on Thursday and Friday and by Saturday looked as if the Triad area came out in force to watch Tiger.
Sedgefield would be considered a drive and chip course for the pros. Everyone that made the cut were under par. Tiger as he glides toward 40 years old has lost very little off his driver. He is still an excellent player when he has an iron in his hand and he had a great weekend with birdie opportunities. It is the putter that now is his biggest enemy. He didn't make enough birdie putts as everybody else did.
Why does anyone golfer a weekend hacker or pro lose the putting stroke as you age. Might be lining up the putts you can't see the grain of the putts the way you use too. We all when the doctor says you need glasses seem embarrass that our body is failing us but in order to function in life start with the bifocals. Our body motion during the swing of the club just doesn't follow through like it use too.
Tied for the lead starting Saturday Tiger had what seemed like birdie putts of 10 to 15 feet on every hole. His last ten birdie putts he made one. You know his playing partner on Saturday Tom Hoge shot the exact score that everyone that plays with Tiger in the final two rounds in the last group shoots 72. Tiger's 68 got left behind with all the 64's or better everyone else shot.
Sunday playing the next to last group his playing partner Scott Brown told everyone on the third hole he wasn't intimidated by Tiger making a hole in one. Nobody else was either as Tiger kept missing birdies enough players were and passed Tiger by.
Don't feel sorry for Tiger that despite not making the top 125 and automatically winning a tour card for next year. There are 36 other ways to win a tour card. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson all still hold cards. Tiger has three more years on his victory in the 2013 Players Championship. If he fails to win a tournament in the next three years he then falls into to exemption of having 20 career wins and that gives him a lifetime right to play any PGA Tour event.
All the talk of the body functions at close to forty years old failing golfers and all of us alike the old man of the weekend Davis Love puts together one more weekend to pass everybody by and win. He becomes the third oldest pro to ever win a PGA Tour event. He reminds us that all those old guys can still play the game. It is a matter of whether they can do it for four straight days.
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Friday Night Wrap
There are one half of all teams playing high school football in North Carolina with one loss under their belt after the first week. Some cases their losses will be considered the first sign that this could be a long football Season because they not as good as everyone thought. There are other cases that the loss was administered by a team that is really good and losing teams played well in defeat.
The other side of the coin is the team that whomped up on a team not very good so a big win may not be as impressive as the score makes it look. Some cases a close win came against a very good team so there is a lot to look forward to as we head to week two. Let's look at the results from Friday.
Rocky Mount Academy: Lost their first game in more than two full seasons. They lost to the team that may well be best team in eight man football this year. They were in the game until fourth quarter got away from them. May show how 28 players on roster last year and only 20 this year will be an issue.
Nash Central: Rome wasn't built in one night. One trait that Chris Lee showed Friday that he has learned from the master. B W Holt scored almost in every game on the first drive which shows pre game preparation. The Bulldogs score on their first drive. They have potential to make a move forward to respectability this year.
Northern Nash: Randy Raper all during his coaching career has been a pound, pound, pound it up the middle coach. Since he has been at Northern he just has never had the type linemen to pound the football. Running a more wide open offense for the first time the Knights were shutout at Corinth Holders. May not be all that bad as Holders just might be a major factor this year
Rocky Mount Prep: When you don't have a long history and most of your good history has been against the team you open the season against you want to get off to a good start. The Jags did and stand at 1-0. They still have hope to win as many as you lose this season.
Rocky Mount: The biggest question the Gryphons have are they really as good as the licking they laid on South Granville or is SG not so hot this year. Sure is better to win and play next week 1-0 against a team you will get an answer from about how good you are. Sure did get a first game under their belt about as good as any coach could expect.
Southern Nash: Looks as if the Firebirds just might have a nice passing game to suppliment their running game. You look at any running team whenever they can can pass on third down and get a first down they are hard to beat.
SouthWest Edgecombe: Any team that can cross the Chowan River and come home with a win against the Edenton Aces they are off to a good start.
North Edgecombe: Did what they had to do in beating a team badly that lately everyone beats.
Tarboro: Starting their third year as a 1-A team they once again show that their program is as good as any in North Carolina. They are mighty young but are Tarboro T bred.
The other side of the coin is the team that whomped up on a team not very good so a big win may not be as impressive as the score makes it look. Some cases a close win came against a very good team so there is a lot to look forward to as we head to week two. Let's look at the results from Friday.
Rocky Mount Academy: Lost their first game in more than two full seasons. They lost to the team that may well be best team in eight man football this year. They were in the game until fourth quarter got away from them. May show how 28 players on roster last year and only 20 this year will be an issue.
Nash Central: Rome wasn't built in one night. One trait that Chris Lee showed Friday that he has learned from the master. B W Holt scored almost in every game on the first drive which shows pre game preparation. The Bulldogs score on their first drive. They have potential to make a move forward to respectability this year.
Northern Nash: Randy Raper all during his coaching career has been a pound, pound, pound it up the middle coach. Since he has been at Northern he just has never had the type linemen to pound the football. Running a more wide open offense for the first time the Knights were shutout at Corinth Holders. May not be all that bad as Holders just might be a major factor this year
Rocky Mount Prep: When you don't have a long history and most of your good history has been against the team you open the season against you want to get off to a good start. The Jags did and stand at 1-0. They still have hope to win as many as you lose this season.
Rocky Mount: The biggest question the Gryphons have are they really as good as the licking they laid on South Granville or is SG not so hot this year. Sure is better to win and play next week 1-0 against a team you will get an answer from about how good you are. Sure did get a first game under their belt about as good as any coach could expect.
Southern Nash: Looks as if the Firebirds just might have a nice passing game to suppliment their running game. You look at any running team whenever they can can pass on third down and get a first down they are hard to beat.
SouthWest Edgecombe: Any team that can cross the Chowan River and come home with a win against the Edenton Aces they are off to a good start.
North Edgecombe: Did what they had to do in beating a team badly that lately everyone beats.
Tarboro: Starting their third year as a 1-A team they once again show that their program is as good as any in North Carolina. They are mighty young but are Tarboro T bred.
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