July 23, 2009 RSS feed / Sports

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Gowen catches big barracuda

Thirteen-year-old Kayla Gowen caught this 28-lb. barracuda while fishing with her dad, William Gowen, and grandfather, Mike James, off the coast of South Carolina. She also caught several sharks, stingrays, and other fish. More...

Girls All-Stars finish second in state tournament

Playing four games over four days, the Washington-Wilkes Senior Girls All-Stars went 2-2 to finish as runner-up in the 2009 Little League state tournament. Beginning Saturday, July 18, the girls led off with a win over West Point 4-1. More...

All-Stars compete at Masters City

Members of the 11- & 12-year-olds 2009 Washington-Wilkes All-Stars team who played at Masters City in Augusta are (front, l-r) Tripp Harper, Mil Shedd, Bradley Jefferson, Logan Denard, Chandler Price, (middle) Melik Young, Brannon Saggus, Ty Gunter, More...

Little League recognizes All-Stars

Submitted by TOMMY SAGGUS

Since the 2009 Little League Season has officially ended, we would like to take this time to recognize all of the All Star teams and their coaches. More...

Darren Davenport wins tournament at W-W Country Club held July 4-5

A number of "usuals" populated the championship flight of the annual Amos Martin Invitational held at the Washington-Wilkes Country Club on July 4-5 but it was Darren Davenport of Union Point who held on to win the classic with a combined score of More...

Ladies beat Harlem but tie Thomson

Last week the W-W Lady Tigers softball team traveled to Harlem and beat the Bulldogs 6-3. Cayla Gilland picked up the win. On Monday, July 20, the Tigers traveled to Thomson and came away with a 9-9 tie. More...

9-10-year-old All-Stars selected

The 2009 9- and 10-year-old Washington-Wilkes All-Stars are (front, l-r) Curt Gammon, Colton Bearse, Wes Tanner, Hunter Armour, John David Bailey, Matt Shedd, (middle) Donald Saggus, Walker Robinson, Hunter Brock, Devin Owens, Quintavian Cullars, Daw More...

W-WPRD soccer signup to continue through August 14

Sign-up for the Washington-Wilkes Parks and Recreation Department (W-WPRD) fall soccer program has begun and will continue through August 14. The program is for children ages 5-17 (if still in school). More...

W-WPRD coaches to receive coaching from Hutto

The Washington-Wilkes Parks and Recreation Department's (WWPRD) youth football coaches will be receiving assistance from W-WCHS Coach Lee Hutto and his staff prior to the beginning of the football program which begins in September. More...