From staff report
The Morehead Panthers surrendered two goals within 12 minutes of each other and trailed Northeast Guilford 2-0 at halftime Thursday night. However, the Panthers rallied and played much better in the second half in a 3-1 loss to the Rams.
Zach Moore (21:00), Victor Botello (33:00) and Ryan Holbrook (61:00) all scored for Northeast and gave the home team a 3-0 lead.
Morehead's Spencer Osborne scored with seven minutes left in the game and narrowed the gap to 3-1.
Northeast's slim margin came despite a 36-6 shot advantage. Morehead's Taylor Trantham recorded 14 saves.
With the loss, the Panthers dropped to 3-11-1 overall and 1-6-1 in Triad Conference action.
Northeast improved to 8-4-1 overall and 6-2 in conference games.
MHS is back in action against Northern Guilford Monday night in Eden.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Weather ends MHS-RCHS game at 1-1
From staff reports
Called after 63 minutes due to lightning, Morehead and Rockingham County were left with a 1-1 tie Tuesday night in Triad 3-A Conference soccer action. In North State action from Monday night, the Reidsville Rams hammered Winston-Salem Atkins, 6-1.
MHS, RCHS play to 1-1 tie
Rockingham County’s Ryan Stanley scored a goal at the 60-minute mark proved to be the difference maker as the Cougars turned a 1-0 deficit into a 1-1 tie.
Three minutes after Stanley’s goal, the game was called due to lightning. His goal, via a penalty kick, beat Morehead goalkeeper Taylor Trantham.
Morehead’s goal, which came four minutes into the second half, was by Spencer Osborne on an assist from Levi Richardson on a corner kick.
The game was scoreless at halftime.
Morehead out shot Rockingham County, 12-9 and held a 5-2 edge in corner kicks.
The Cougars are now 1-4-2 in Triad 3-A Conference games and 3-7-2 overall. The Panthers’ record moved to 1-4-1 in conference and 3-9-1 overall.
RCHS’s Taylor Witty recorded nine saves in goal, while Trantham recorded eight saves.
Both teams were back in action Wednesday night. Rockingham was at Northern Guilford and Morehead traveled to Bartlett Yancey.
The Panthers close out the week tonight at Northeast Guilford.
Rams roll past Atkins, 6-1
Four first-half goals proved to be all the Reidsville Rams needed in defeating Atkins, 6-1 Monday night in North State soccer action.
With the win, the Rams are now 2-1 in North State play and 6-4-1 overall.
Wednesday night, Reidsville faced off with Southern Guilford in a battle for first place. The Storm knocked off West Stokes Monday night to set up Wednesday’s contest.
Orlins Reyes scored three times for Reidsville, at the 1-, 25- and 26-minute marks. Javier Guzman had the other first-half goal for the Rams.
In the second half, Emanuel Garcia and Carl Holder found the back of the night to extend RHS’s lead to 6-1.
Atkins’ lone goal came five minutes in on an own-goal off of A.J. Brower.
Reidsville out shot Atkins, 22-7. Ross Haigler and Youvany Guzman combined to record six saves in net for the Rams.
Recording assists for RHS were Alec Cobb (2), James Scheer, Jake McLamb and Tyler Harris.
Called after 63 minutes due to lightning, Morehead and Rockingham County were left with a 1-1 tie Tuesday night in Triad 3-A Conference soccer action. In North State action from Monday night, the Reidsville Rams hammered Winston-Salem Atkins, 6-1.
MHS, RCHS play to 1-1 tie
Rockingham County’s Ryan Stanley scored a goal at the 60-minute mark proved to be the difference maker as the Cougars turned a 1-0 deficit into a 1-1 tie.
Three minutes after Stanley’s goal, the game was called due to lightning. His goal, via a penalty kick, beat Morehead goalkeeper Taylor Trantham.
Morehead’s goal, which came four minutes into the second half, was by Spencer Osborne on an assist from Levi Richardson on a corner kick.
The game was scoreless at halftime.
Morehead out shot Rockingham County, 12-9 and held a 5-2 edge in corner kicks.
The Cougars are now 1-4-2 in Triad 3-A Conference games and 3-7-2 overall. The Panthers’ record moved to 1-4-1 in conference and 3-9-1 overall.
RCHS’s Taylor Witty recorded nine saves in goal, while Trantham recorded eight saves.
Both teams were back in action Wednesday night. Rockingham was at Northern Guilford and Morehead traveled to Bartlett Yancey.
The Panthers close out the week tonight at Northeast Guilford.
Rams roll past Atkins, 6-1
Four first-half goals proved to be all the Reidsville Rams needed in defeating Atkins, 6-1 Monday night in North State soccer action.
With the win, the Rams are now 2-1 in North State play and 6-4-1 overall.
Wednesday night, Reidsville faced off with Southern Guilford in a battle for first place. The Storm knocked off West Stokes Monday night to set up Wednesday’s contest.
Orlins Reyes scored three times for Reidsville, at the 1-, 25- and 26-minute marks. Javier Guzman had the other first-half goal for the Rams.
In the second half, Emanuel Garcia and Carl Holder found the back of the night to extend RHS’s lead to 6-1.
Atkins’ lone goal came five minutes in on an own-goal off of A.J. Brower.
Reidsville out shot Atkins, 22-7. Ross Haigler and Youvany Guzman combined to record six saves in net for the Rams.
Recording assists for RHS were Alec Cobb (2), James Scheer, Jake McLamb and Tyler Harris.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Lady Cougars finish first at quad-meet
From staff report
Both Rockingham County and Morehead were in cross country action on Tuesday as part of quad-meets and the Lady Cougars took home a first-place finish and the Lady Panthers and Cougars both had second-place finishes.
Facing Northern Guilford, Northeast and Dudley, the Lady Cougars finished with 20 points, while Northern was second with 54. The Cougars (33) finished six points behind Northeast Guilford, which won the boys’ race with 27 points.
Going up against Western Alamance, Western Guilford and Bartlett Yancey, the Lady Panthers finished second with 56 points. Western Guilford won with a team total of 15.
In the boys’ race, the Panthers finished third behind Western Guilford (60) and Western Alamance (15).
Rockingham Cross Country
Both Derrick Monjeau, on the boys’ side, and Jasmin Sutton, on the girls’ side, finished second. Monjeau’s time of 18:14 was three second off the pace of Dustin Dunn of Northeast (18:11). Sutton finished second, behind Erin McGuirk (20:14) of Northern, with a time of 22:38.
Other RCHS top-five finishes were Josh French (third, 18:24), Nicole Soblesky (third, 22:41), Jordan Loye (fourth, 22:51) and Kylie Keck (fifth, 22:58).
Both the Rockingham boys and girls teams are 3-1 in Triad Conference action. The Cougars are 7-3 overall and the Lady Cougars are 8-2 overall.
Morehead Cross Country
Chelsea Wilson’s seventh-place finish was tops for Morehead Tuesday. Wilson finished with a time of 26:04.
Ganna Brown of Western Guilford won the girls’ race with a time of 20:18.
On the boys’ side, Marty Hall’s 14th-place finish was top for the Panthers. Hall finished with a time of 22:08.
Western Alamance’s John Pratt won the boys’ race with a time of 17:33.
“Western Alamance’s boys look very dominant in the conference, as well as Western Guilford’s girls,” said Morehead coach Donna Turner. “MHS will really have to work hard to be in a good position by the time of the conference meet.”
Both Rockingham County and Morehead were in cross country action on Tuesday as part of quad-meets and the Lady Cougars took home a first-place finish and the Lady Panthers and Cougars both had second-place finishes.
Facing Northern Guilford, Northeast and Dudley, the Lady Cougars finished with 20 points, while Northern was second with 54. The Cougars (33) finished six points behind Northeast Guilford, which won the boys’ race with 27 points.
Going up against Western Alamance, Western Guilford and Bartlett Yancey, the Lady Panthers finished second with 56 points. Western Guilford won with a team total of 15.
In the boys’ race, the Panthers finished third behind Western Guilford (60) and Western Alamance (15).
Rockingham Cross Country
Both Derrick Monjeau, on the boys’ side, and Jasmin Sutton, on the girls’ side, finished second. Monjeau’s time of 18:14 was three second off the pace of Dustin Dunn of Northeast (18:11). Sutton finished second, behind Erin McGuirk (20:14) of Northern, with a time of 22:38.
Other RCHS top-five finishes were Josh French (third, 18:24), Nicole Soblesky (third, 22:41), Jordan Loye (fourth, 22:51) and Kylie Keck (fifth, 22:58).
Both the Rockingham boys and girls teams are 3-1 in Triad Conference action. The Cougars are 7-3 overall and the Lady Cougars are 8-2 overall.
Morehead Cross Country
Chelsea Wilson’s seventh-place finish was tops for Morehead Tuesday. Wilson finished with a time of 26:04.
Ganna Brown of Western Guilford won the girls’ race with a time of 20:18.
On the boys’ side, Marty Hall’s 14th-place finish was top for the Panthers. Hall finished with a time of 22:08.
Western Alamance’s John Pratt won the boys’ race with a time of 17:33.
“Western Alamance’s boys look very dominant in the conference, as well as Western Guilford’s girls,” said Morehead coach Donna Turner. “MHS will really have to work hard to be in a good position by the time of the conference meet.”
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Lady Cougars capture county golf event
County Golf at The Plantation Golf Course (Reidsville)
Rockingham Co. 140, McMichael 145, Morehead 180
RCHS - Melissa Miller 44, Kelly Wilson 45, Nikki Alderson 51
McM - Hannah Bailey 44, Courtney Vaughn 50, Mackenzie Webster 51
MHS - Melissa Underwood 56, Jessica Holland 60, Macey McFatter 64
Rockingham Co. 140, McMichael 145, Morehead 180
RCHS - Melissa Miller 44, Kelly Wilson 45, Nikki Alderson 51
McM - Hannah Bailey 44, Courtney Vaughn 50, Mackenzie Webster 51
MHS - Melissa Underwood 56, Jessica Holland 60, Macey McFatter 64
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
McMichael edges Reidsville in North State tennis
From staff report
In a match that resembled state playoff atmosphere, the McMichael Lady Phoenix edged out the Reidsville Lady Rams Monday afternoon at Jaycee Park. In other county tennis action, Rock-ingham County could not overcome Western Alamance in an 8-1 loss at Rockingham Community College.
Lady Rams edged at home
In a match in which they lost five games by four points or less, the Lady Rams lost at home to the McMichael Lady Phoenix, 5-4.
In first singles, Sarah Alston Trent lost 10-8 to Brittany Manning. In fourth singles, Caroline Dallas won 10-8 over Becky Bozorth.
In second doubles, the Reidsville team of Carolyn Fagan and Ellen Solomon edged out Kelly Shemo and Rebekah Morrison, 8-6.
The other close matches of the day featured a 10-6 win for Morgan Farver or Morrison and a 10-6 win for Kimberly Legaux over Fagan.
Other winners included Shemo (10-4) over Francie Trent, Katie Willard (10-1) over Jordan Cot-ter, the duo of Manning and Emily Blakey (8-1) over Sarah Alston Trent and Francie Trent and the RHS duo of Farver and Lily Fagan over Bozorth and Willard — no score was given.
The four points scored by Francie Trent were the first point allowed by Shemo since the County Wide Tournament in August.
Both teams are back in action today. McMichael heads to Southern Guilford and Reidsville makes the trip to West Stokes.
Matches are scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
RCHS falls to Western Alamance, 8-1
Caroline Lindsay of Rockingham County won at first singles, but that proved to be the lone Lady Cougar win as they fell to Western Alamance Monday afternoon at RCC.
Lindsay won 10-8 over Rachel Pennington. In doubles action, Lindsay and Krystal Moore lost 6-0 to Pennington and Rebecca Fogleman.
In the other seven games, Western Alamance surrendered a total of four points — including three shutout wins.
Marcia Blackstock, Moore, Brooke Purgason, Lindsey Puckett and Autumn Carter all lost in singles action and Blackstock and Becky Livengood and Allison Nolker and Hannah Livengood lost in doubles play.
RCHS is back on the courts at Bartlett Yancey today.
Matches are scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
RCHS takes second in golf opener
Rockingham County opened its golf season with a second-place finish as part of a quad-match at The Plantation Golf Club Monday afternoon.
The Lady Cougars (2-1) finished behind first-place Western Alamance, which had the top team score of the day at 117. RCHS was second at 142, followed by Northern Guilford (148) and More-head (168).
Lori Beth Adams of Western Alamance was the low golfer as she carded a 33.
Rockingham County was led by Melissa Miller’s 42. Morehead’s low golfer was Melissa Under-wood at 54.
The Lady Cougars also got a 46 from Kelly Wilson and a 54 from Nikki Alderson. Discards were Elizabeth Ferguson (55) and Olivia Siler (57).
The Lady Panthers (0-3) also received a 54 from Macey McFatter and a 60 from Emily Rudisill. Jessica Holland (67) and Caroline Nooe (72) were the team’s two discards.
Morehead and Rockingham return to action on Wednesday at The Plantation plays host to the County Golf Tournament. McMichael will also be competing in the event.
In a match that resembled state playoff atmosphere, the McMichael Lady Phoenix edged out the Reidsville Lady Rams Monday afternoon at Jaycee Park. In other county tennis action, Rock-ingham County could not overcome Western Alamance in an 8-1 loss at Rockingham Community College.
Lady Rams edged at home
In a match in which they lost five games by four points or less, the Lady Rams lost at home to the McMichael Lady Phoenix, 5-4.
In first singles, Sarah Alston Trent lost 10-8 to Brittany Manning. In fourth singles, Caroline Dallas won 10-8 over Becky Bozorth.
In second doubles, the Reidsville team of Carolyn Fagan and Ellen Solomon edged out Kelly Shemo and Rebekah Morrison, 8-6.
The other close matches of the day featured a 10-6 win for Morgan Farver or Morrison and a 10-6 win for Kimberly Legaux over Fagan.
Other winners included Shemo (10-4) over Francie Trent, Katie Willard (10-1) over Jordan Cot-ter, the duo of Manning and Emily Blakey (8-1) over Sarah Alston Trent and Francie Trent and the RHS duo of Farver and Lily Fagan over Bozorth and Willard — no score was given.
The four points scored by Francie Trent were the first point allowed by Shemo since the County Wide Tournament in August.
Both teams are back in action today. McMichael heads to Southern Guilford and Reidsville makes the trip to West Stokes.
Matches are scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
RCHS falls to Western Alamance, 8-1
Caroline Lindsay of Rockingham County won at first singles, but that proved to be the lone Lady Cougar win as they fell to Western Alamance Monday afternoon at RCC.
Lindsay won 10-8 over Rachel Pennington. In doubles action, Lindsay and Krystal Moore lost 6-0 to Pennington and Rebecca Fogleman.
In the other seven games, Western Alamance surrendered a total of four points — including three shutout wins.
Marcia Blackstock, Moore, Brooke Purgason, Lindsey Puckett and Autumn Carter all lost in singles action and Blackstock and Becky Livengood and Allison Nolker and Hannah Livengood lost in doubles play.
RCHS is back on the courts at Bartlett Yancey today.
Matches are scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
RCHS takes second in golf opener
Rockingham County opened its golf season with a second-place finish as part of a quad-match at The Plantation Golf Club Monday afternoon.
The Lady Cougars (2-1) finished behind first-place Western Alamance, which had the top team score of the day at 117. RCHS was second at 142, followed by Northern Guilford (148) and More-head (168).
Lori Beth Adams of Western Alamance was the low golfer as she carded a 33.
Rockingham County was led by Melissa Miller’s 42. Morehead’s low golfer was Melissa Under-wood at 54.
The Lady Cougars also got a 46 from Kelly Wilson and a 54 from Nikki Alderson. Discards were Elizabeth Ferguson (55) and Olivia Siler (57).
The Lady Panthers (0-3) also received a 54 from Macey McFatter and a 60 from Emily Rudisill. Jessica Holland (67) and Caroline Nooe (72) were the team’s two discards.
Morehead and Rockingham return to action on Wednesday at The Plantation plays host to the County Golf Tournament. McMichael will also be competing in the event.
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