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10 yrs exper. req'd. Top pay, full benefits. 252-566-5040 160skilled RECREATION CO-REC SOFTBALL Championship Tournament Tuesday, June 7 Nightmen 7, Armadillo Grill 4 Milltown 20, Pace Pirates 6 Bread Butter 12, Carrboro Honey Badgers 5 Ghost Riders 19, Bread Butter 12 Thursday, June 9 Armadillo Grill 27, Pace Pirates 3 Milltown 11, Nightmen 3 Squids 9, Carrboro Honey Badgers 7 Ghost Riders 8, Squids 7 Tuesday, June 14 Bread Butter 10, Armadillo Grill 3 Nightmen 14, Squids 2 Ghost Riders 11, Milltown 8 Thursday, June 16, 2011 Bread Butter 9, Nightmen 8 Bread Butter 14, Milltown 2 Tuesday, June 21 At Hank Anderson Park, Carrboro Ghost Riders (14-3) vs. Bread Butter (14-5), 7 p.m.
(If wins, a second and final game will be played at 8:10 p.m.) GOLF TYGA ONE-DAY TOURNAMENT Monday, June 13 At Bentwinds Country Club, Fuquay-Varina Winners, plus top area finishers Competitor Score Girls 14-18 Division 1. Maggie Denny, Chapel Hill 5. Shelby 315.0 6. North Lincoln 303.75 7. Pittsboro Northwood 302.5 8.
Hillsborough Cedar Ridge 282.5 9. Hampstead Topsail 257.5 10. Berry Academy 240.0 11. Burlington Cummings 235.0 12. Newton-Conover 220.0 13.
Durham School of the Arts 215.0 14. Swansboro 207.5 15. Newport Croatan 200.0 3-A CLASSIFICATION School Pts. 1. Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons 715.0 2.
Charlotte Catholic 605.0 3. Waxhaw Marvin Ridge 487.5 4. Chapel Hill 485.0 5. Hickory 400.0 6. Weddington 327.5 7.
Concord Jay Robinson 305.0 8. Northern Guilford 295.0 9. Winterville South Central 287.5 10. West Henderson 240.0 11. Nash Central 235.0 12.
Burlington Walter Williams 227.5 13. North Buncombe 215.0 Asheville 215.0 15. Orange 212.5 4-A CLASSIFICATION School Pts. 1. Morrisville Green Hope 427.5 2.
Charlotte Myers Park 390.5 3. Raleigh Wakefield 365.0 4. East Chapel Hill 360.0 5. Charlotte Ardrey Kell 345.0 6. Apex 342.5 7.
Skyland T.C.Roberson 340.0 8. Charlotte Providence 330.0 9. Lake Norman 305v 10. Raleigh Millbrook 272.5 11. Watauga 267.5 12.
Raleigh Leesville Road 257.5 13. New Bern 245.0 Cornelius W.A. Hough 245.0 15. Pfafftown Ronald Reagan 232.5 2. Kendra Dalton, Wake Forest 3.
Nicole Keyser, Cary Boys12-13 Division 1. Christian Park, Cary T3.Chase Yuan, Chapel Hill T3.Jared Crouch, Cary 6. Carter Denny, Chapel Hill Boys14-15 Division 1. Timothy Conover, Holly Springs 11. Nathaniel Pritchard, Chapel Hill Boys 16-18 Division 1.
Nick Dawson, Indian Trail T7.Jordan Mcclamroch, Chapel Hill 27. Hanson Elkins, Chapel Hill HIGH SCHOOLS WACHOVIA CUP N.C School Athletic Association Final Wachovia Cup Standings 2009-10 1-A CLASSIFICATION School Pts. 1. Kernersville Bishop McGuinness 630.0 2. N.C.School of Science Math 467.5 3.
Hendersonville 422.5 4. North Rowan 390.0 5. Lake Norman Charter 322.5 6. West Wilkes 275.0 7. Murphy 260.0 8.
East Surry 250.0 9. Raleigh Charter 247.5 10. Pender 235.0 Southwest Onslow 235.0 12. Robbinsville 232.5 13. Riverside-Martin 205.0 14.
Monroe 197.5 15. Goldsboro 195.0 2-A CLASSIFICATION School Pts. 1. Salisbury 647.5 2. Carrboro 615.0 3.
East Lincoln 345.0 4. Waxhaw Cuthbertson 320.0 SCOREBOARD behind winner Christian Park of Cary, who shot a nice 73. Nathaniel Pritchard of Cha- pel Hill took 11th in the Boys 14-15s with his 92, while Cha- pel Jordan McClamroch of shot an 81 to tie for seventh in the Boys 16-18 Division. Penguins split swim meets The Chapel Hill Tennis Club swim team hosted its neighbors from Southern Vil- lage -Governors Club last weekend and pulled out a nar- row 352-327 victory. The Stingray girls out-pointed their rivals 176-166, but the Penguins won the side of the meet 186-151 to make up the difference.
But Wednesday, the Ex- change-Sunset Creek team continued its dual-meet win- ning streak by earning a 359-321 victory at the Tennis Club. The CHTC boys again won their side, 194-146, but i 213-127 margin. Lady Tiger Softball Camp Chapel Hill High School will host a softball camp for girls, ages 6-14 years old, from 8 a.m. to noon, June 27-July 1. The registration fee of $100 includes a camp T-shirt and snacks.
Instructions wil cover pitching, hitting, fielding, throwing, base running and other softball fundamentals and strategies. For more information, see the CHHS Softball website, or contact coach Lauren Elmore at Local schools do well in cup chase All four of last Wacho- via Cup winners successfully defended their titles and re- peated as champions of the all- sports competition. Cary Green Hope won the 4-A cup for the second consec- utive year. Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons won the 3-A classifi- cation; Salisbury was the win- ner among 2-A schools for the sixth straight year, and Ker- nersville Bishop McGuinness captured first place in 1-A for the fourth time in the last five years. Winners are determined by how well they do in NCHSAA tournaments in each sport.
Carrboro, Cedar Ridge, Cha- pel Hill, East Chapel Hill, Or- ange and Northwood all fin- i shed among the top 15 schools in their respective classifications. Carrboro had a very strong spring by getting playoff points in six spring sports and was second in the 2-A cup standings with 615 points. Northwood finished seventh in the 2-A with 302.5 points and Cedar Ridge was eighth with 282.5. Chapel Hill (485 points) wa a ra ge (212.5) was 15th in the 3-A. East Chapel Hill, a five-time winner of the cup, finished fourth in the 4-A standings with 360 points.
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