The game was introduced today at T.J. Davis Recreation Center as another offering of the city’s recreation department and demonstrated by members of the Warrenton Pickleball Club of the Two Lakes.

The club seeks to expand pickleball opportunities across the Roanoke Valley and T.J. Davis plans to have sessions each Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon throughout July, said Koy Worrell, the center’s supervisor.

(For more information call Worrell at 252-533-2847)

A regulation tennis court can be divided into four pickleball courts, said Stan Mead, one of the enthusiasts who came to T.J. Davis today. “It allows people of different skill levels to play in a family atmosphere.”

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Mead finds it addicting. “We play every single day, twice a day. It’s good for eye-hand coordination and balance. It’s really good for you.”

Mead has seen people as young as 9 to as old as 88 playing competitively.

A player for three years now, he said, “I’m in better shape than I was 10, 20, 30 years ago.”

Stan Brothers is a designated ambassador for the sport through the USA Pickleball Association.Brothers got into the sport when he was visiting Hilton Head and has been playing for six years. “The more I played, the more exercise I got, the more weight I lost.”

There is an active group of 18 to 20 playing in Warrenton and the group has established the game in Emporia.

John Burd came to learn about the game after learning the rec center was offering it. “I watched the video. I’ve never played it.”

The bikes are in fair condition and were found by farmers in a wooded area in a field off Warner Bridge Road in the Garysburg area, according to Captain Patrick Jacobs.

These bicycles have not matched any in records the sheriff’s office keeps on bikes reported stolen.

If the bikes are not claimed by the deadline they will be donated to local charities.

Anyone who can prove ownership may contact the sheriff’s office at 252-534-2611 and submit a written claim of ownership.

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The inventory is listed as:

A blue GT 21-speed bike

A red GT 21-speed bike

A pink Magna six-speed bike with right foot pedal missing and a broken right handlebar brake.

The Under 12 team will play at 4:30 PM the winner of the 12:30 game between Currituck County and Pocosin winner.

Pictured above are:

Ezell's mugshots from the registry.

Search warrants in the case of Alexander Ezell, 25, have been sealed, the Halifax County Sheriff’s Office confirmed this morning.

Sheriff Wes Tripp would only confirm this morning there was probable cause found through investigation to file the charges of attempted statutory rape and indecent liberties with a minor against the Roanoke Rapids man, who has been on the state sex offender registry since he was 13.

In the arrest warrant addressing the sex offenses filed in the case, Detective Matt Brown wrote there was probable cause to believe Ezell did allegedly attempt to carnally know and abuse the child and feloniously committed and attempted to commit a lewd and lascivious act upon the child.

Brown also found probable cause Ezell broke into the residence on Cloverleaf Drive outside Roanoke Rapids with the intent to commit kidnapping.

The probable cause, Brown wrote in the arrest warrant, shows Ezell allegedly removed the victim from one place to another “for the purpose of doing seriously bodily injury, terrorizing the victim and subjecting the victim for sexual servitude.”

Brown noted in the arrest warrant the victim was not released in a safe place and was “seriously injured and sexually assaulted.”

The arrest warrants do not detail the injuries sustained.

Brown’s warrants say Ezell also damaged a storm door and lock at the residence he reportedly broke into.

In an arrest warrant addressing the count of resisting a public officer, Detective Justin Matthews wrote Ezell resisted him and Deputy Austin Holland by running from deputies. When confronted he placed his hand behind his back and stated he had a 9mm in his hand.

Brown’s warrant says Ezell broke into and entered the residence around 12:10 a.m.

Sexual battery case

Meanwhile, court documents in Ezell’s sexual battery case which occurred when he was 13, show he was to be tried as an adult but took a plea.

The documents involving the case, which was settled in October of 2009, do not delve into the details of the charges he faced.

They do note he was originally charged with two counts of crimes against nature; three counts of first-degree sex offense and a count of indecent liberties. Those charges were dropped and he took a plea to sexual battery. He received a suspended sentence.

The documents say the original offenses took place between October 1 and November 30 of 2005 when Ezell was 13.

Tripp said the sheriff’s office had already checked on Ezell four times this year, the last being June 27. “We continuously check on the sex offenders in Halifax County. Some other agencies  only check on their offenders once a quarter. We continuously post the sex offender registry on our Facebook page so citizens can know the offenders living in their area.”

Ezell has had no violations while on the registry. Any changes to his status on the registry since Wednesday’s charges “would have to happen after adjudication of these alleged cases,” Tripp said.

Captain A.M. Harris said the arrest of Maurice Ivory Jr. occurred following a two-week investigation by Agent D.J. Epperson.

A search warrant based on the investigation was executed shortly after 8 a.m. by the task force and patrol division of the Halifax County Sheriff’s Office at a residence on Nation Road.

Nation Road is located off Highway 48 near the Green Store.

Corporal D. Newsome and his dog Duri assisted, helping agents seized the marijuana and several items of drug paraphernalia including two boxes of plastic bags, a Mason jar and digital scale.

Epperson arrested and charged Ivory with felony possession of marijuana, possession with the intent to sell and deliver marijuana, possession of marijuana paraphernalia and maintaining a dwelling for a controlled substance.  

He received a $5,000 bond and July 19 court date.

Thursday arrest

At approximately 4:12 p.m., Epperson and Harris followed up on a drug complaint at a residence on Pearson Hill Road.  

During the consent search of Andrew Hardin’s bedroom, five different items of heroin paraphernalia were seized. Harris said the paraphernalia included syringes, spoons with filters and a shoelace.

Epperson cited Hardin, who is on active probation, with a North Carolina Uniform Citation for possession of drug paraphernalia.  

He received an August 2 court date.  

Sheriff’s office arrest

Harris said Thursday around 11:20 p.m., Lieutenant Steven Casey and Corporal Roy Ball stopped a vehicle on West Tenth Street and Wendover Lane in Roanoke Rapids for a violation.

They seized 314 grams of marijuana.

Harris said Ball charged Christopher Gay with maintaining a dwelling for a controlled substance; possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana; felony possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana paraphernalia.

Gay received a $5,000 bond and August 9 court date.

Captain Tommy Parker said in a statement the police department is trying to determine exactly how long Shaneisha Smith, 21, of Hobgood, reportedly left the children in a running vehicle.

Based on surveillance footage, the children were in the vehicle for at least 40 minutes, Parker said in a statement. He said the time could be longer.

Parker said the air conditioning was running but no one was around the vehicle, which was parked in the lot of a gas company.

The infant and 1-year-old were found around 3:40 p.m. in the backseat and Smith was found inside a gaming establishment.

Based on footage, Parker said in the statement, the infants were left in the car and in direct sunlight while the temperature outside was above 90 degrees.

Sergeant J. Vlasak arrested Smith on two counts of misdemeanor child abuse.

The children appeared healthy and alert and were left in the care of a family member.

The department of social services was contacted and is conducting an investigation.

Parker said in the statement employees and customers of the sweepstakes were unaware of what happened and the owner has permanently banned Smith from the property.

Smith was transported to the Halifax County Detention Center. She has a court date scheduled for August 8. She received a $6,000 secured bond.

Captain Patrick Jacobs of the Northampton County Sheriff’s Office declined comment on the relationship between the man and the boy. He also declined to discuss motive.

In a statement Jacobs said the sheriff’s office was called around 6:45 p.m. to the shooting death of Joseph Steven Odom. The victim was shot and killed at his residence.

Jacobs said in the statement investigation continues by the sheriff’s office and North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation.

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The man, Chad Hilton, is wanted for the breaking and entering of a storage facility on Highway 48 North, Lieutenant Charles Vaught said. The crime occurred May 23 and was reported the following day.

The woman, Dorlan Fleming, is wanted for five counts of obtaining property by false pretense, which occurred May 25.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call Crimestoppers at 252-583-4444.

An interest meeting will be held in September.

Candidates who are junior high school students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher are encouraged to participate.

The students may be from Halifax, Hertford, Northampton and Warren counties.

More information on the upcoming meeting may be obtained by emailing Treva Neville or Casey Harris. 

This year’s program

This year’s program was held last month at The Centre on the campus of Halifax Community College.

Sarah Rightmyer was chosen as Distinguished Young Woman of Roanoke Valley for 2018.

She is a rising senior at Halifax Academy and is the daughter of Ray and Sheri Rightmyer.

Mira Medlin handed her title over to Sarah, who won $9,000 in scholarships, placing in fitness, self-expression, talent, scholastics.

She won overall interview, as well as the spirit award.

For her talent, Sarah performed a clogging routine to Soul Man.

She was sponsored by Drugco.

The DYW of 2018 overall scholarship was sponsored by Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

Her little buddy was Teagan Hamill.

The theme of this year’s program was Fly with Your Own Wings chosen by Medlin, who is a 2017 graduate of Roanoke Rapids High School and will attend Meredith College in the fall.

More than $22,000 in scholarships were awarded on stage to the girls.

A full panel judge’s interview is held the day of the program at Hilton Garden Inn.

Judging for the interview and scholastic achievement are completed prior to the night of the program counting for 50 percent of the overall scores.

Onstage presentations make up the other 45 percent in categories of talent, fitness and self-expression.

Judges are brought in from other areas around the state.

Scholarship money is raised during the year via various fundraisers, a Christmas home tour, ad sales, business donations and corporate sponsorships.

Also, each participant solicits a local business as her sponsor and chooses a little buddy and little sisters to mentor.

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First Runner Up

Meagan Colston is a rising senior at Roanoke Rapids High School and is the daughter of Mike and Tammy Colston.

She won $5,250 in scholarships, placing in self-expression, talent, interview and won overall interview as well as the entrepreneur award and the leadership award.

For her talent, Meagan performed an archery and tumbling routine to Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue.

She was sponsored by Discount Tire.

The first runner up scholarship was sponsored in part by Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

Her little buddy was Madison McElheney.  

Second Runner Up

Brisia Aparicio is a rising senior at Roanoke Rapids High School and is the daughter of Olivia Edwards and Douglas Aparicio.

She won $2,750 in scholarships placing in self-expression, interview, and fitness.

For her talent, Brisia performed a lyrical monologue dance to A la Natita Nana.

She was sponsored by El Tenampa.

The second runner up scholarship was sponsored in part by Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

Her little buddy was Reagan McElheney.

Third Runner Up

Jordan Moseley is a rising Senior at Roanoke Rapids High School and is the daughter of Chris and Michelle Moseley.

She won $2,250 in scholarships placing in interview, scholastics and self-expression.

For her talent, Jordan performed a clogging routine to Hand Jive.

Jordan was sponsored by Redwine’s International of Emporia.

The third runner up scholarship was sponsored by M.J. Price Construction.

Her little buddy was Delaney Briggs.

Other participants and scholarship winners

Bridgette Parrott

She is the daughter of Chris Parrott and Jamie Tedder and is a rising senior at Roanoke Rapids High School.

For her talent, she chose a piano performance to Knight Rupert.

Bridgette was sponsored by Elks Billboard Rentals and her little buddy was Karson Crowe.

Allison Clements

She is the daughter of Mike and Sheri Clements and is a rising senior at Roanoke Rapids High School.

For her talent, she performed a clogging routine to Billie Jean/Yeah Mashup.

Allison was sponsored by Cut-N-Up Salon and her little buddy was Emilee Campbell.

Laura Brady

She is the daughter of Mary Hafmann-Brady and Timothy Brady and is a rising senior at Halifax Academy.

For her talent, she chose a piano performance to Sleeping Lotus.

Laura was sponsored by Lake Gaston Coffee Company and her little buddy was Emma Inscoe.

Kate Starnes

She is the daughter of Harry and Wendy Starnes and is a rising senior at Halifax Academy.

For her talent, she performed a soccer/speed ladder routine to Eye of the Tiger.

Kate was sponsored by Robert Harris Catering and her little buddy was Karis Angles.

Alaina Mitchell

She is the daughter of Danita Waugh and Dean Mitchell and is a rising senior at Halifax Academy.

For her talent, she performed a clogging routine to Can’t Stop the Feeling.

Alaina was sponsored by Mitchell’s Tree Service and Custom Welding and her little buddy was Luci Wommack.

Individual category award recipients

Fitness

The four fitness award winners, each receiving a $250 scholarship sponsored by Spartan Gym and New Day Fitness, were Rightmyer, Parrott, Clements and Aparicio.

Self-Expression

The scholarship winners in the self-expression category, each receiving a $250 scholarship sponsored by Halifax Linen, were Rightmyer, Moseley, Colston and Aparicio.

Talent

The talent winners, each receiving a $250 scholarship sponsored by Myrick School of Dance, Progressions Dance Studio and Little Caesars Pizza, were Rightmyer, Clements, Colston and Parrott.

Interview

The scholarship winners, each receiving a $250 scholarship sponsored by Kapstone, were Moseley, Parrott, Colston and Aparicio.

Overall interview

The winner, receiving a $500 scholarship sponsored by Reser's, was Rightmyer.

Scholastic

The winners, each receiving a $250 scholarship sponsored by Drugco, were Mitchell, Clements, Rightmyer and Moseley.

Overall scholastic winner

The recipient of a $500 scholarship sponsored by MJ Price Construction was Colston.

Your Best Self Award winners

Both receiving a $500 scholarship sponsored by Askew Funeral Home and Jay Walker Law Firm, were Starnes and Brady.

Spirit Award Winner

The recipient of a $500 scholarship sponsored by Rightmyer Machine Rentals, was Rightmyer.

The Young Entrepreneur Award

Recognizing a young woman for her hard work and dedication throughout the DYW program through fundraising and service to the program as well as the community was Colston.

She received a $250 scholarship sponsored by New Day Fitness.

The Leadership Award

Recognizing a young woman for her large array of characteristics such as values, character, motives, habits, traits, competencies, style, behaviors, and skills throughout the program and throughout her school and community was Colston.

She received a $250 scholarship sponsored by New Day Fitness.

CALENDAR OF MEETINGS

(All City meetings are open to the public)

Senior Center Advisory Committee

Monday, July 10, 2017 at 12:15 p.m. at the Jo Story Senior Center

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:   

The City of Roanoke Rapids is now accepting applications for the following positions:

Library Operations Supervisor (

Roanoke Rapids Public Library)

Duties:  Supervises the part-time Library Assistants; trains and answers questions; discusses performance issues; and assists in the interviewing processing.

Delegates tasks and schedules duties for employees; Coordinates computer input and operations for the library; Compiles and prepares the statistical reports of library use; Maintains administrative files and records for the library; Keeps inventory current; Coordinate at least four major programs annually including the Summer Reading Program in June & July, the Holiday Reading Event in December and two others to be assigned by the Head Librarian; Serves as administrative support staff to the director; Performs special projects or tasks. Works with the public to explain library policies, fines etc; Assists in maintaining order in the library, which may include behavioral problems; Answers telephone, refers calls; and works with public directly at the desk: Attends Library Advisory Committee meetings; Works at Parks and Recreations events as assigned by the Parks & Recreation Director; Performs related duties as required.    

Qualifications:  Master’s degree in library science from an accredited ALA library school and some supervisory experience and experience in library work; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Additional qualifications:  Considerable knowledge of library practices and procedures; considerable knowledge of modern office practices and procedures; considerable knowledge of library subject matter and information available; ability to plan and administer library administrative operations; ability to organize work area and provide leadership with other employees and patrons using the library; ability to deal tactfully and courteously with the widely varying demographic groups and their special needs.

Salary:  $41,000 plus benefits

Sanitation Worker (Public Works)

An employee in this position works as a member of a crew led by a Sanitation Equipment Operator in loading and unloading refuse over an established route.       

Applicant must hold a valid NC Driver’s License.

(Part Time) Public Works Worker (Public Works)

An employee in this position performs skilled technical and trades work in the maintenance and repair of buildings, grounds, facilities, and equipment. Job duties include but are not limited to grass cutting, leaf collection, street sign maintenance, and other duties necessary in the Public Works Department.

ALL POSITIONS ARE OPEN UNTIL FILLED

The City of Roanoke Rapids is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

We consider applicants for all positions without regard to race, color,

religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, disability, marital or veteran status, or any other legally protected status.

Applications may be obtained at www.roanokerapidsnc.com or may be picked up at City Hall – 1040 Roanoke Avenue, Roanoke Rapids, NC  

Kathy A. Kearney – HR Manager – City of Roanoke Rapids  

Phone: (252) 533-2845 – Fax (252) 537-2097

BRIEFS


TOUCH A TRUCK – Saturday, July 15th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Roanoke Rapids Theatre. (Admission is a new toy for a boy or girl for Christmas).

COMMITTEE VACANCIES:  

Contact Traci Storey, City Clerk, at (252) 533-2840 for committee information.

►Historic Preservation Advisory Committee

►Planning Board/Board of Adjustment (ETJ)

►Canal Museum Advisory Committee

►Beautification Committee

ROANOKE RAPIDS CITY COUNCIL

Mayor Emery G. Doughtie       

Mayor Pro Tem Carl Ferebee             

Council Members:  Ernest C. Bobbitt, Suetta S. Scarbrough, Carol H. Cowen, Wayne Smith

Joseph Scherer, City Manager                

Gilbert Chichester, City Attorney

Traci V. Storey, City Clerk           

Kathy Kearney, Deputy City Clerk

Joyce was born, October 30, 1936, in Roanoke Rapids to the late Eugene Little and Katie Clary King. She loved being near the water having lived at the lake, river and at the beach. She especially loved cooking for and entertaining her family and friends. You could often find her cruising around on her golf cart down at Ocean Isle.  

Surviving are her life partner, Joseph “Joe” Floyd of Ocean Isle Beach, NC; son, Rip Bryant of Roanoke Rapids, NC, daughter Debbie Bryant Wheeler and husband, Eddie, of Greenville, NC; sister, Jeanette Bizzelle of Roanoke Rapids, NC; grandchildren, Michael Chase Bryant, LeAnna Mead and Christopher Wheeler; great-grandchildren, Nathan Mead, Parker Mead, and Everett Wheeler.  
Also surviving are two nieces, Susan Schlacter and Sharon Welsh.

Rev. Randy Martin will conduct funeral services in the chapel at Hockaday Funeral & Cremation Service Monday, July 10, 2017, at 4:00 pm. The family will receive friends at the funeral home prior to the service beginning at 2:00 pm and all other times at her sister’s home, 1108 Ohio St., Roanoke Rapids, NC. The family will have a private entombment at a later date.

Online condolences may be sent to www.hockadayfs.com

The U12 girls All-stars beat Currituck County All-stars 12-8.

Natalie Reda got the win on the mound giving up two hits, two walks and striking out nine batters.

Offensively for the Roanoke Valley girls:  Alexia Coley went 2-3, Sue Odom went 2-3 with one RBI, Kaysie Summerlin went 2-3 with three RBI's, Janiya Odom went 1-3 with one RBI, Natalie Reda went 1-3 with one RBI, Kylie Wade went 1-3.

The RVGL All-stars return back to action Saturday at 4:30PM against Camden Count All-stars.

And the Under 10 RVGSL All-stars lost 0-1 to Currituck County. No other info reported to RRspin Sports.

For the U8 All-stars at the plate:

Kayla "Lighting - Homerun and a single

Peyton - Homerun and a double

Hayden - a single

Chasity - a single

With strong pitching from Bennett Liverman and Chris Hunter, Roanoke Rapids beat Henderson-Vance 11-1. 

Liverman pitched four innings facing 16 batters with nine strikeouts and giving up only three hits, one run and had only one walk.  Chris Hunter closed the game in the top of the 5th facing three batters with one strikeout, giving up no hits and no runs and no walks. 

Offensive leaders fro the Roanoke Rapids All-stars were Ethan Dixon with two Doubles, two runs and two RBI's, Jacob Deberry with a Double and two runs, Grayson Hargrave with a Double a Single, one run and one RBI, Colin Long with a Double and one run, Bennett Liverman with two Singles, one run and one RBI, Andre Stewart with a Single, one run and one RBI, Ethan Vincent with a Single, one run and one RBI.

The Roanoke Rapids U15 All-stars will face Warren County Saturday at 10:00AM. 

Josh Elias, Cameron Rogerson and Logan Jackson all from Roanoke Rapids help make up the team of 18 players from Virginia and North Carolina and is coached by Todd Seate.

The Mecklenburg team is hosting the 2017 Virginia Dixie Majors Baseball Tournament at South Hill, which kicked off Last night July 7th. 

Friday nigh the Mecklenburg team won 1-0 against the Buckingham team in the bottom of the 8th inning to advance to game 2 on Sunday at 4pm.

Mecklenburg had three hits with Logan Jackson having tow of those and Josh had the other along with a sacrifice bunt.

Cameron Rogerson pitched innings 7 and 8 earning the game win.

The Under 9 All-stars came up short in all three games, but were the only team to score against the West Raleigh team in pool play games.

The Roanoke Rapids U9 All-Star's first game against was against Lenoir County.  Roanoke Rapids lost in extra endings 8-7.

1st Game stats Leaders:

RJ Williams 2 hits

Blaine Warren 2 hits & 1 RBI

Trey Johnson 2 hits

Jake Parks 1 hit & 3 RBI's

Carter Harrell 1 hit & 2 RBI's

Sawyer Williams 1 hit & 1 RBI

Montreal Ham, Logan Peterson, Bryce Manning each hit 1 hit.

Tournament photos

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Roanoke Rapids U9 All-stars lost game two 11-1 to Deep River.

2nd Game Stats leaders:

Blaine Warren 2-2

Bryce Manning 2-2 with 1 RBI

Roanoke Rapids U9 All-stars lost game three 18-3 to West Raleigh

3rd Game Stat leaders:

Blaine Warren 1-1 Homerun & 2 RBI's

Logan Peterson 1-1 and stole home for his own RBI

2017 Roanoke Rapids Youth Baseball Association Under 9 All-stars

Left to right: Back Row: Jordan Hargrove, Jake Parks, Bryce Manning, Blaine Warren. Carter Harrell, Trey Johnson, Sawyer Williams, RJ Williams, Steven Bradford.

Front Row: Camden Russell, Ryan White, Montreal Ham, Garrett Lee, Logan Peterson, Wes Jenkins and Cameron Russell.

Joyce was born, October 30, 1936, in Roanoke Rapids to the late Eugene Little and Katie Clary King. She loved being near the water having lived at the lake, river and at the beach. She especially loved cooking for and entertaining her family and friends. You could often find her cruising around on her golf cart down at Ocean Isle.  

Surviving are her life partner, Joseph “Joe” Floyd of Ocean Isle Beach, NC; son, Rip Bryant of Roanoke Rapids, NC, daughter Debbie Bryant Wheeler and husband, Eddie, of Greenville, NC; sister, Jeanette Bizzelle of Roanoke Rapids, NC; grandchildren, Michael Chase Bryant, LeAnna Mead and Christopher Wheeler; great-grandchildren, Nathan Mead, Parker Mead, and Everett Wheeler.  
Also surviving are two nieces, Susan Schlacter and Sharon Welsh.

Rev. Randy Martin will conduct funeral services in the chapel at Hockaday Funeral & Cremation Service Monday, July 10, 2017, at 4:00 pm. The family will receive friends at the funeral home prior to the service beginning at 2:00 pm and all other times at her sister’s home, 1108 Ohio St., Roanoke Rapids, NC. The family will have a private entombment at a later date.

Online condolences may be sent to www.hockadayfs.com

Friday July 7th Halifax county Community Youth Basketball League week 3 results reported to RRspin Sports.

JV division (Age group 7-11)

Celtics  7     Vs     Warriors  6

Celtics scorers:

Jermauri Evans 3 pts 

D'Andre Jones 1 pt

Taniyah High 3 pts

Warriors scorers:

Darbie Edmonds Jr. 3 pts

Kyra Vincent 2 pts 

Jermione Rook 1 pt

OKC  9     Vs     Cavs  2

OKC scorers:

Nigel Turner 4 pts

Kemari Macklin 1 pt

Shaniah Daniels 4 pts

Cavs scorers:

Rodney Williams Jr. 2 pts

Unofficial Standings JV Division

Boston Celtics                  3     0

Golden State Warriors       2     1

OKC Thunder                   1     2

Cleveland Cavs                 0     3

Varsity division (Age group 12-15)

Rockets  50     Vs     Lakers  21

Rockets scorers:

Sincere Jackson 2 pts

Nykim Stevens 12 pts

Shamarjah Davis 8 pts

Jayden Hendricks 2 pts

Terrence High Jr 7 pts

Ke'von Burgess 3 pts 

Poboigh King 15 pts

Jalen hicks 1 pt

Lakers scorers:

Lance Woolfolk Jr 14 pts

Jake Merritt 2 pts

Kanye silver 5 pts

Bulls  21     Vs     OKC  50

Bulls scorers:

Jayden Dildy 2 pts

Jamarion Jones 3 pts

Mcarthur Hendricks Jr 3 pts

Tyrell Broady 7 pts

Amarie Crawford 4 pts

Presley Settles Jr 2 pts

OKC scorers:

Tomias Price 6 pts

Kevin Providence 10 pts

Malik Boyd 9 pts

Megan Cobb 2 pts 

Javarez Wills 9 pts

Amarion Brown 9 pts

Marshawn High 5 pts

Unofficial Standings Varsity Division

LA Lakers                     2     1

OKC Thunder                2     1

Houston Rockets           2     1

Chicago Bulls                0     3

This morning (Saturday) the girls beat Edenton 19-0, then beat Perquimans 11-1 and are set to play Camden at 6:30 tonight.

No other info reported to RRspin Sports

Pictured above are:

Front Row- Kalee Collier, Emily Clay, Chloe Moore, Alexis Watson, Alaina Davis, Makaila Ricks, Madison Jones, Maddie Patrick

Second Row- Avery Qualls, Kalee Barrett, Kalissa Williams, Kamryn Dixon, Zoey Chambers

Coaches- Billy Patrick, Kevin Moore, Jerry Cullom, Tarron Williams