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TRIAD — Area athletes from Trinity, Wheatmore, East Davidson and Thomasville have been named all-conference from the Central Carolina 3A Conference.
Here are the honorees in each of the spring sports:
BASEBALL
TRINITY – Brody Little (Player of the Year), Lincoln Coble (Pitcher of the Year), Peyton Williams, Cohen Wolfe, Walker Parrish, Nick Soles, Ryan Spencer (Coach of the Year)
WHEATMORE – Hunter Goddard
EAST DAVIDSON – Landon Hollar, Konner Eads, Ian Lewis
THOMASVILLE – Mykel Duncan, Bryan Serrano-Rodriguez
SOFTBALL
TRINITY – Abigail Rebert
WHEATMORE – Emma Gower, Makenna Lawrence
EAST DAVIDSON – Kenzi Cribb, Kaycee Lewis, Sophie Hampton, Kyndall Williams, Emery Hill, Addie Vaughan
BOYS TENNIS
TRINITY – Trey Groves, Sam Foster, Alfredo Huerto
WHEATMORE – Silas Jessup (Player of the Year), Avery Plummer
EAST DAVIDSON – Brayden Siler, Eli York, Brian Eddinger (Co-Coach of the Year)
GIRLS SOCCER
TRINITY – Kayla Neam, Madison Hill, Carolina Case, Olivia Nance
WHEATMORE – Jocelyn McDowell (Offensive Player of the Year), Nora Partin, Tatum Wagner, Emma Messner, Meredith Partin, Addelyn Hedrick, Rick Maness (Co-Coach of the Year)
EAST DAVIDSON – Sara Grey, Crystal Reyna Garcia, Avery Anderson, Celeste Janelle Esparza
THOMASVILLE – Dianelis Gonzalez Galan, Ari Villamor
BOYS GOLF
WHEATMORE – Avery Ivey, Max Antignano
EAST DAVIDSON – Silas Lohr (Player of the Year), Riley *****, Micah Faircloth
BOYS TRACK
TRINITY – Giovanni Jaimes, Kiefer Lindsay
WHEATMORE – Ayden Fitzgerald, Daylan Rada, Maddox Russo, Noah Wyrick, Ryan Mabe
EAST DAVIDSON – Donte Tuttle, Emory Palmer, Isaac Machorro, Isaac Morgan, Josue Uribe, Omar Dionisio, Parker Swicegood, Paul Tysinger
THOMASVILLE – Cordell Moon (Sprint MVP)
GIRLS TRACK
TRINITY – Aubrey Yow, Judith Davis, Kayla Franklin, Leyla Martinez
WHEATMORE – Brooklyn Hittepole, Kahmarii McNeill, Kylyn Surratt, Scarlett Hildreth (Distance MVP)
EAST DAVIDSON – Addison Pierce, Aniya Duncan, Danica Vogley, Erica Gallimore, Evelys Torres, Gabriella Meza, Ibelka Peralta, Laura Nunez-Pena, Lyla Phillips, Madyson York, Natalie Nameth, Shelby Woodrum (Field MVP)
ROCKERS CRUSH CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The High Point Rockers crushed the Charleston Dirty Birds 11-4 in Atlantic League baseball Wednesday at Charleston's GoMart Ballpark.
Ivan Melendez went 4 for 5 with two home runs, a double and five RBIs for the Rockers (19-25), who led 8-2 in the middle of the sixth and added three more in the eighth. Ryan McCarthy added two hits, including a double, and three RBIs. DJ Burt and Luke Napleton each had a hit and an RBI.
David Hess earned the pitching win, striking out five while scattering five htis and one walk over five innings.
HITOMS OUTLAST ASHEBORO
ASHEBORO – The High Point-Thomasville HiToms defeated the Asheboro ZooKeepers 7-4 in Coastal Plain League baseball Wednesday at Asheboro's McCrary Park.
Charlie Slabaugh went 3 for 4 with a double, a triple and two RBIs for the HiToms (6-4), who led 4-0 through four innings and tacked on three more in the seven and ninth innings. Tyler Parks had two hits, including a double, and an RBI, while Branton Jernigan added a double and an RBI.
Starting pitcher Justin Made earned the win, striking out six while allowing just one hit in five shutout innings.
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Here are the honorees in each of the spring sports:
BASEBALL
TRINITY – Brody Little (Player of the Year), Lincoln Coble (Pitcher of the Year), Peyton Williams, Cohen Wolfe, Walker Parrish, Nick Soles, Ryan Spencer (Coach of the Year)
WHEATMORE – Hunter Goddard
EAST DAVIDSON – Landon Hollar, Konner Eads, Ian Lewis
THOMASVILLE – Mykel Duncan, Bryan Serrano-Rodriguez
SOFTBALL
TRINITY – Abigail Rebert
WHEATMORE – Emma Gower, Makenna Lawrence
EAST DAVIDSON – Kenzi Cribb, Kaycee Lewis, Sophie Hampton, Kyndall Williams, Emery Hill, Addie Vaughan
BOYS TENNIS
TRINITY – Trey Groves, Sam Foster, Alfredo Huerto
WHEATMORE – Silas Jessup (Player of the Year), Avery Plummer
EAST DAVIDSON – Brayden Siler, Eli York, Brian Eddinger (Co-Coach of the Year)
GIRLS SOCCER
TRINITY – Kayla Neam, Madison Hill, Carolina Case, Olivia Nance
WHEATMORE – Jocelyn McDowell (Offensive Player of the Year), Nora Partin, Tatum Wagner, Emma Messner, Meredith Partin, Addelyn Hedrick, Rick Maness (Co-Coach of the Year)
EAST DAVIDSON – Sara Grey, Crystal Reyna Garcia, Avery Anderson, Celeste Janelle Esparza
THOMASVILLE – Dianelis Gonzalez Galan, Ari Villamor
BOYS GOLF
WHEATMORE – Avery Ivey, Max Antignano
EAST DAVIDSON – Silas Lohr (Player of the Year), Riley *****, Micah Faircloth
BOYS TRACK
TRINITY – Giovanni Jaimes, Kiefer Lindsay
WHEATMORE – Ayden Fitzgerald, Daylan Rada, Maddox Russo, Noah Wyrick, Ryan Mabe
EAST DAVIDSON – Donte Tuttle, Emory Palmer, Isaac Machorro, Isaac Morgan, Josue Uribe, Omar Dionisio, Parker Swicegood, Paul Tysinger
THOMASVILLE – Cordell Moon (Sprint MVP)
GIRLS TRACK
TRINITY – Aubrey Yow, Judith Davis, Kayla Franklin, Leyla Martinez
WHEATMORE – Brooklyn Hittepole, Kahmarii McNeill, Kylyn Surratt, Scarlett Hildreth (Distance MVP)
EAST DAVIDSON – Addison Pierce, Aniya Duncan, Danica Vogley, Erica Gallimore, Evelys Torres, Gabriella Meza, Ibelka Peralta, Laura Nunez-Pena, Lyla Phillips, Madyson York, Natalie Nameth, Shelby Woodrum (Field MVP)
ROCKERS CRUSH CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The High Point Rockers crushed the Charleston Dirty Birds 11-4 in Atlantic League baseball Wednesday at Charleston's GoMart Ballpark.
Ivan Melendez went 4 for 5 with two home runs, a double and five RBIs for the Rockers (19-25), who led 8-2 in the middle of the sixth and added three more in the eighth. Ryan McCarthy added two hits, including a double, and three RBIs. DJ Burt and Luke Napleton each had a hit and an RBI.
David Hess earned the pitching win, striking out five while scattering five htis and one walk over five innings.
HITOMS OUTLAST ASHEBORO
ASHEBORO – The High Point-Thomasville HiToms defeated the Asheboro ZooKeepers 7-4 in Coastal Plain League baseball Wednesday at Asheboro's McCrary Park.
Charlie Slabaugh went 3 for 4 with a double, a triple and two RBIs for the HiToms (6-4), who led 4-0 through four innings and tacked on three more in the seven and ninth innings. Tyler Parks had two hits, including a double, and an RBI, while Branton Jernigan added a double and an RBI.
Starting pitcher Justin Made earned the win, striking out six while allowing just one hit in five shutout innings.
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