HobbsDailyReport.com MONDAY’S HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE Varsity spring sports events scheduled on Monday by schools in the South Fork 2A, Northwestern Foothills 2A and Northwestern 3A-4A, compiled from schedules provided by the schools, with starting times (if available). Games added or dropped since the schedules have been released may not be included and schools sometimes trade home playing …
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER STANDINGS: Conference matches only through Friday, March 29
HobbsDailyReport.com HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER STANDINGS (Conference matches only through Friday, March 29) SOUTH FORK 2A Lake Norman Charter 7-0-0 E. Lincoln 5-1-0 Newton-Conover 5-1-0 Maiden 3-3-0 Lincolnton 3-4-0 N. Lincoln 1-6-0 Bandys 1-5-0 W. Lincoln 0-6-0 NORTHWESTERN FOOTHILLS 2A Fred T. Foard 5-0-0 W. Iredell 5-0-0 Hibriten 3-2-0 Patton 3-2-0 Draughn 1-4-0 …
NORTHWESTERN FOOTHILLS 2A ROUNDUP: Patton erases 8-run deficit to beat Bunker Hill in softball
Fred T. Foard riding 5-game baseball win streak, shares first place with Hibriten HobbsDailyReport.com Patton High’s first Northwestern Foothills 2A softball win of the season on Friday shook up the standings, leaving three teams tied for second place behind Draughn. The Panthers nipped visiting Bunker Hill 9-8 by scoring all their runs in the final two innings. The Bears, …
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL STANDINGS: Through games of Friday, March 29
HobbsDailyReport.com HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL STANDINGS (Conference games only through Friday, March 29) SOUTH FORK 2A N. Lincoln 7-1 E. Lincoln 6-2 Newton-Conover 6-2 Maiden 5-3 W. Lincoln 4-4 Bandys 3-5 LN Charter 1-7 Lincolnton 0-8 NORTHWESTERN FOOTHILLS 2A Draughn 4-1 Bunker Hill 5-2 Fred T. Foard 5-2 …
SOUTH FORK 2A ROUNDUP: Maiden pounds N-C in first baseball game on home field this season
North Lincoln in first place in softball after beating Lincolnton HobbsDailyReport.com Playing on its field for the first time this season, Maiden High protected its one-game lead in South Fork 2A baseball on Friday night by beating Newton-Conover 11-0 in five innings. Bain Sipes’ three-run home run invoked the 10-run mercy rule as the Blue Devils (7-3, 7-1) stayed …