Enka senior Addison Harris has committed to play college softball for Mars Hill

Enka senior Addison Harris has committed to play college softball for Mars Hill and she’s not coming alone.

Her older sister, Jordan, will also be part of the Lions’ roster starting with the 2017 season.

Addison Harris is a first baseman for the Sugar Jets (14-1, 9-0) who is batting .385 with 15 RBIs, two home runs, a pair of doubles and a triple.

Jordan Harris is a former high school catcher who was named the 2015 Citizen-Times All-WNC Player of the Year and Co-Mountain Athletic Conference Player of the Year. She set a Western North Carolina single-season record for RBIs (53) last spring and hit .494 with a team-high eight home runs, 14 walks, nine doubles and three triples. Jordan Harris was named the most valuable player of the NCHSAA 3-A championship series — she had six RBIs, five hits (including a home run) over the course of a sweep of Northern Guilford. Harris only struck out four times and had a .983 fielding percentage.

She originally signed with Appalachian State but is no longer on the Mountaineers’ roster.

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Tyler Holcomb

Mountain Heritage officials believe that junior Tyler Holcomb set a single-game record for home runs (three) in Wednesday’s 14-10 home win over Polk County.

Holcomb had five RBIs in the Western Highlands Conference game. For the season, he is hitting .444 with 18 RBIs, four homers and four doubles for the Cougars (7-6, 7-2).

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East Henderson seniors Trace Goldsmith, left, and Jay Spencer have signed to play college football for Mars Hill.

As of today, there are 151 Western North Carolina athletes who have committed or signed to play college sports.

The following list includes scholarship and walk-on athletes.

Coaches, parents and athletes, if you know of anyone we have missed or have signing photos to share throughout the school year, please send an e-mail to apearson@citizen-times.com. All signing photos will be posted here on the High School Huddle and to our Instagram account.

BASEBALL

Garrett Blaylock, Roberson to Vanderbilt*

Kyle Cagle, Reynolds to Carson-Newman

Ryan Decker, North Henderson to North Carolina Central

J.D. Edwards, Polk County to Brevard College

Zack Epps, Swain County to Chattanooga State

Will Fleming, Christ School to Wake Forest*

Colton Garland, Mountain Heritage to South Carolina-Aiken

Noah Heatherly, Tuscola to Piedmont

Cole Hooper, Smoky Mountain to N.C. State*

Tyler Leek, Hayesville to North Greenville

BASKETBALL

Brooklyn Allen, Pisgah to Appalachian State

Zach Cottrell, Hayesville to Appalachian State

John Fulkerson, Christ School to Tennessee

Kendra Griffin, Erwin to Charleston

Chapman Harwood, Temple Baptist to Bob Jones

Tess Harris, Carolina Day to Western Carolina

Zach Reeves, Christ School to Lindsey Wilson

Damon Scott, Asheville to Emory & Henry

Jamal Tanner, Polk County to Catawba Valley

Kaitlyn Wood, Smoky Mountain to Montreat

CHEERLEADING

Jessica Clifford, Tuscola to Wake Forest

FIELD HOCKEY

Lia Messersmith, Asheville to Mount Holyoke

FOOTBALL

Isaac Allen, Mountain Heritage to Wingate

Tommy Apostolopoulos, North Buncombe to Centre

Najae Buchanan, Reynolds to Mars Hill

Bryson Buckner, Enka to Mars Hill

Britt Burleson, Mountain Heritage to Lenoir-Rhyne

Wyatt Burnette, Franklin to Western Carolina

Michael Cantrell, Enka to Mars Hill

Jordan Cody, Swain County to Mars Hill

Michael Cook, Hendersonville to Guilford

Jordan Davis, Tuscola to Carson-Newman

Rico Dowdle, Reynolds to South Carolina

Chase Fisher, Smoky Mountain to Western Carolina

Caleb Gilbert, Brevard to Brevard College

Trace Goldsmith, East Henderson to Mars Hill

Tanner Green, Rosman to Carson-Newman

Brent Hammer, Avery County to Averett

Austin Hedrick, Robbinsville to Limestone

Aundreas Hill, Reynolds to Mars Hill

Mason Isgrig, North Buncombe to Centre

Pete Leota, Asheville to South Carolina

A.J. Logan, Reynolds to Appalachian State

David Mackey, Pisgah to Mars Hill

Jake Marr, Swain County to Carson-Newman

Cole McCarson, North Henderson to Centre

Colton Millsaps, Robbinsville to Limestone

Kennan Panther, Cherokee to Carson-Newman

Cameron Parker, Roberson to East Tennessee State

Blaise Parker, McDowell to Centre

Chase Parker, North Buncombe to Wingate

Michael Parrott, Pisgah to Alabama*

Stephen Perron, West Henderson to Centre

Clay Privette, West Henderson to Brevard College

Michael Schmidt, Hendersonville to Air Force

David Schill, Asheville School to Centre

Jay Spencer, East Henderson to Mars Hill

Logan Teesateskie, Cherokee to Carson-Newman

Tristan Thomas, West Henderson to Carson-Newman

Ricky Thrash, North Buncombe to North Carolina Wesleyan

Eunique Waters, Reynolds to Shorter

Zach Webster, Tuscola to Carson-Newman

GOLF

Chris Akers, Christ School to East Carolina

Ashley Cauthen, East Henderson to Milligan

Michael Freeman, Christ School to Davidson

Thomas Garbee, Christ School to Navy

Aaron Graham, Christ School to Appalachian State

Carson Ownbey, Christ School to Charlotte%

Callista Rice, North Buncombe to Clemson*

Candler Rice, Carolina Day to Berry

Matt Sharpstene, Roberson to West Virginia

LACROSSE

Will Iorio, Christ School to VMI

Riley Smith, Christ School to High Point

ROWING

Jake Brock, Roberson to Jacksonville

Abby Hudspeth, Roberson to North Carolina

Caleigh Sewell, Roberson to North Carolina

SOCCER

Celine Jacobi Barham, Reynolds to Cape Fear

Corban Crosley, Asheville Christian Academy to Liberty

Kaley Cross, Reynolds to Lenoir-Rhyne

Alejandro Escobedo, Enka to Brevard College

Mac Gourlay, Carolina Day to N.C. State*

Nick Green, Avery County to Maryville

Karissa Grooms, Reynolds to Chowan

Elizabeth Guffey, home-schooled student to Taylor

Austin Howard, Carolina Day to Denison

Emily Hull, Carolina Day to Davidson*

Will Jones, Asheville to Emory

Caroline Lee, Polk County to Southeastern Louisiana

Jordan Melvin, Reynolds to Tusculum

Urijah Morrison, Reynolds to North Caroina Wesleyan

River Naisang, Reynolds to Mars Hill

Ben Nickol, Tuscola to Wofford

Aidan O’Brien, Asheville to South Carolina*

Cassidy Pate-Moore, Tuscola to Queens

Ashlyn Perkins, Reynolds to Mars Hill

Young Perry, Christ School to Wofford

Wil Rimer, Polk County to Emory & Henry

Christina Shimshock, Reynolds to Lenoir-Rhyne

Rachel Swaim, Tuscola to Greensboro

Ashley Weidlich, Tuscola to Tusculum

SOFTBALL

Cassidy Allen, North Buncombe to Mars Hill

Kloyee Anderson, Enka to Alabama%

Alivia Brigman, Owen to Piedmont

Casey Gilbert, Brevard to Walters State

Brittany Fletcher, Enka to Texas Woman’s

Samantha Gosnell, Madison to Milligan

Haley Gowan, McDowell to South Carolina-Aiken

Addison Harris, Enka to Mars Hill

Josie Harris, Reynolds to Montreat

Jordan Kielson, Pisgah to Lander%

Ashley Love, Polk County to Emory & Henry

Micayla McCoy, Smoky Mountain to Georgia Highlands

Michaela Morris, West Henderson to King

Autumn Owen, Polk County to Gardner-Webb%

Courtney Pearson, Enka to Queens

Samantha Schmidt, Roberson to Erskine

Mikki Shelton, McDowell to Montreat

Haylie Shope, Hiwassee Dam to Kennesaw State

Jaiden Tweed, Owen to Presbyterian%

Aly Woody, McDowell to Montreat

SWIMMING

Cora Dodson, Tuscola to Lenoir-Rhyne

Jack MacDonald, Tuscola to Cleveland State

Tori Rigsby, Erwin to Mars Hill

TENNIS

Savannah Smith, West Henderson to Belmont-Abbey

TRACK & FIELD

Nathan Brown, East Henderson to Mars Hill

Logan Burroughs, East Henderson to Pfeiffer

Lydia Cagle, Tuscola to Shippensburg

Kaitlyn Carringer, Robbinsville to Milligan

Gabi Davis, Asheville School to Emory

Jacob Franklin, Tuscola to Adams State

Mason Isgrig, North Buncombe to Centre

Chesley Krug, Roberson to Navy

Shawnda Martin, Robbinsville to Western Carolina

Blakely Moore, Highlands to Lee

Adam Urbaniuk, Hayesville to Western Carolina

Anna Vess, Reynolds to N.C. State

VOLLEYBALL

Morgan Ballard, North Buncombe to Wofford

Alex Boone, Mountain Heritage to Charlotte*

Gracie Carrick, West Henderson to Winthrop

Liana Elliott, McDowell to Montreat

Ramsey Fullmer, Smoky Mountain to Catawba Valley

Destiny Galloway, West Henderson Francis Marion*

Taylor Houck, West Henderson to Tennessee Tech

SallyAnne Johnson, Enka to Mars Hill

Courtney Koehler, Reynolds to South Carolina

Caroline Marsh, North Henderson to UNC Wilmington*

Cameron McAbee, North Buncombe to Tusculum

Isabella Perron, West Henderson to Queens

Gabrielle Rancourt, Asheville School to Muhlenberg

Emily Russell, Reynolds to Towson

WRESTLING

Solomon Duncan, Mitchell to Johns Hopkins

Conor Fenn, Asheville School to Davidson

* – junior

% – sophomore

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Scoreboard

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BASEBALL

Hendersonville 11, Polk County 3

SOCCER

Polk County 3, Hendersonville 0

Asheville Christian Academy 4, Rabun Gap (Ga.) 0

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Baseball

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Hendersonville 11, Polk 3

Erwin 8, McDowell 0

WP: Cameron Howell 7 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 11 SO, 1 BB

LP: Canaan Silver 4 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 7 SO, 3 BB

Leading hitters: Erw, Alejandro Banegas 2-3, 2 RBIs; Jesse Hembree 2-4. McD: Tyler Walker 2-3.

Records: Erwin 6-13, 3-7. McD 12-9, 5-5.

JV: McDowell, 7-0.

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Soccer

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ACA 4, Rabun Gap 0

Scoring: ACA, Emily Grice (Megan Rasku) 22:00, ACA, Mary Taylor Jackson 36:00; ACA, Raegan Waites (Brantley Compton) 67:00, ACA, Lauren Douglas 70:00.

Shots: RG: 5. ACA: 20.

Saves: RG: Anna Armfield 9. ACA: Emma Newton 2.

Records: RG 5-5-2, 0-3-1. ACA 11-2, 5-0.

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The Blue Ridge Classic track meet is being held today at Reynolds.

Live results from Saturday’s Blue Ridge Classic track meet at Reynolds can be found at this link.

The meet begins at 9:30 a.m. and the cost for admission is $6.

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State Games

Tryouts for the State Games of North Carolina soccer teams start on Sunday at Owen.

–Sunday April 24:  West boys and girls at Owen High 2:00-3:30.  
–Sunday May 1:  West boys and girls at Newton Conover High 2:00-3:30
–Saturday May 7:  West girls at Providence High (Charlotte) 10:00-11:30am 
–Sunday June 5:  West boys at Owen High 2:00-3:30

For more information, contact Asheville Christian Academy coach Terry Hughes at (828) 450-2117 or terry.hughes@acalion.org.

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Asheville American Legion Post 70 players shake hands following a 2015 game.

The Asheville and Haywood County American Legion baseball teams have announced their tryout dates.

Haywood Post 47 will only hold one tryout April 30 at Lake Junaluska Elementary School (where Tuscola plays) at 1 p.m. Tryouts are open to players in Haywood as well as western counties in Western North Carolina. Players are asked to bring a copy of their birth certificate or drivers license for the coaching staff to keep on file.

Asheville Post 70 will conduct a pair of tryouts next month.

The dates are May 1 (at 2 p.m.) and May 8 (at 4 p.m.), and both are scheduled for Roberson’s Holmes-Smith Field. Tryouts are open to high school players born before Jan. 1, 1997. There is no cost to try out.

Post 70 opens its season May 26. For more information, contact Legion coach Shane Galloway at shane.galloway@bcsemail.org.

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Scoreboard

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BASEBALL

Asheville 9, Enka 5

R-S Central 9, North Henderson 5

Caldwell Academy 2, Asheville Christian Academy 1

Roberson 5, Murphy 2

West Henderson 4, Pisgah 3

SOFTBALL

Science Hill (Tenn.) 6, Enka 3

Enka 7, Eastern Alamance 1

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East Henderson senior Nathan Brown has signed with the Mars Hill track program.

East Henderson senior Nathan Brown has signed with the Mars Hill track and field program.

Here are Brown’s personal records:

Long jump (17-5)

Pole vault (13-6)

Shot put (31-0)

55-meter dash (7.62)

55-meter hurdles (9.43)

100-meter hurdles (19.14)

300-meter hurdles (43.38)

500-meter dash (1:18.56)

800-meter run (2:24.00)

1,000-meter run (2:50.09)

1,600-meter run (5:12.00)

3,200-meter run (11:35.60)

5-kilometer run (18:46.56). 

For more on Brown’s college commitment, go here.

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East Henderson senior Nathan Brown has signed with the Mars Hill track program.

Christ School senior Zach Reeves has signed to play college basketball for Lindsey Reeves (Ky.).

One of the biggest moments in a young athlete’s life is when they sign with a college.

The Citizen-Times has either covered or received photos from these 102 signing ceremonies so far this school year (they are grouped alphabetically by the school and athlete’s last name).

Click on the athlete’s name to view their signing post on the High School Huddle.

Coaches, parents or athletes are always welcome to e-mail signing photos to apearson@citizen-times.com.

Asheville High field hockey player Lia Messersmith

Asheville High football player Pete Leota

Asheville Christian Academy soccer player Corban Crosley

Asheville School football player David Schill

Asheville School track athlete Gabi Davis 

Asheville School volleyball player Gabrielle Rancourt

Asheville School wrestler Conor Fenn

Avery County football player Brent Hammer

Avery County soccer player Nick Green

Brevard softball player Casey Gilbert

Carolina Day basketball player Tess Harris

Carolina Day golfer Candler Rice

Cherokee football player Kennan Panther

Cherokee football player Logan Teesateskie

Christ School basketball player John Fulkerson

Christ School basketball player Zach Reeves

Christ School golfers Chris Akers and Michael Freeman

Christ School soccer player Young Perry

East Henderson football players Trace Goldsmith and Jay Spencer

East Henderson golfer Ashley Cauthen

East Henderson track athlete Nathan Brown

East Henderson track athlete Logan Burroughs

Enka baseball and football player Bryson Buckner

Enka football player Michael Cantrell

Enka soccer player Alejandro Escobedo

Enka softball player Courtney Pearson

Enka volleyball player SallyAnne Johnson

Erwin basketball player Kendra Griffin

Erwin swimmer Tori Rigsby

Hayesville baseball player Tyler Leek

Hayesville basketball player Zach Cottrell

Hayesville cross country/track athlete Adam Urbaniuk

Hendersonville football players Michael Cook and Michael Schmidt

Highlands cross country/track athlete Blakely Moore

Hiwassee Dam softball player Haylie Shope

Madison softball player Sam Gosnell

McDowell softball player Haley Gowan

McDowell softball player Mikki Shelton

McDowell softball player Aly Woody

Mountain Heritage baseball player Colton Garland

Mountain Heritage football player Isaac Allen

Mountain Heritage football player Britt Burleson

North Buncombe football players Chase Parker, Tommy Apostolopoulos, Mason Isgrig and Ricky Thrash

North Buncombe softball player Cassidy Allen

North Buncombe volleyball players Cameron McAbee and Morgan Ballard

North Henderson baseball player Ryan Decker

Owen softball player Alivia Brigman

Pisgah basketball player Brooklyn Allen

Pisgah football player David Mackey

Reynolds baseball player Kyle Cagle

Reynolds cross country/track athlete Anna Vess

Reynolds football players Rico Dowdle, Eunique Waters and Aundreas Hill

Reynolds soccer players River Naisang and Urijah Morrison

Reynolds soccer players Celine Jacobi Barham, Kaley Cross, Karissa Grooms, Jordan Melvin, Ashlyn Perkins and Christina Shimshock.

Reynolds softball player Josie Harris

Reynolds volleyball players Courtney Koehler and Emily Russell

Robbinsville track athlete Kaitlyn Carringer

Robbbinsville cross country/track athlete Shawnda Martin

Robbinsville football players Colton Millsaps and Austin Hedrick

Roberson football player Cameron Parker

Roberson rower Jake Brock

Roberson rowers Caleigh Sewell and Abby Hudspeth

Roberson softball player Samantha Schmidt

Rosman football player Tanner Green

Smoky Mountain volleyball player Ramsey Fullmer

Swain County baseball player Zack Epps

Swain County football player Jordan Cody

Swain County football player Jake Marr

Tuscola cross country/track athlete Jacob Franklin

Tuscola football players Jordan Davis and Zach Webster

Tuscola soccer player Cassidy Pate-Moore

Tuscola soccer players Ben Nickol, Rachel Swaim and Ashley Weidlich

Tuscola swimmer Cora Dodson

Tuscola swimmer Jack MacDonald

Tuscola track athlete Lydia Cagle

West Henderson football player Stephen Perron

West Henderson football player Clay Privette

West Henderson softball player Michaela Morris

West Henderson tennis player Savannah Smith

West Henderson volleyball players Isabella Perron and Taylor Houck

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North Buncombe was one of the teams that competed in Saturday’s Blue Ridge Classic track meet at Reynolds.

Coaches, please report your scores by calling (828) 232-5863. Box scores may also be e-mailed to apearson@citizen-times.com.

Blue Ridge Classic

Saturday at Reynolds

BOYS

Team scores

1. Mallard Creek 97; 2. Parkland 73; 3. Asheville 62; 4. Mooresville 40; 5. Roberson 31; 6. (tie) Bunker Hill and Ashbrook 30; 8. Jefferson County 29; 9. North Buncombe 25.5; 10. Christ School 23; 11. Sevier County 22; 12. Abingdon 20; 13. (tie) Brevard and Rabun Gap 19; 15. Reynolds 17.5; 16. Hendersonville 17; 17. (tie) Greeneville, West Henderson and Hayesville 15; 20. Forsyth Country Day 13.5; 21. Polk County 13; 22. North Henderson 12; 23. Freedom 11; 24. (tie) East Henderson and Robbinsville 10; 26. Tuscola 8.5; 27. Enka 5; 28. Metrolina Christian 4; 29. (tie) Watauga and Hunter Huss (3); 31. (tie) Greer Middle, Lebanon and Avery County 2; 34. (tie) Charlotte Latin, Mitchell and Jeff Davis 1.

Individual results (top three)

Discus – 1. Daniel McArthur (Mor) 175-5; 2. Tyson Fortenberry (Ashb) 161-7; 3. Pete Szelwach (TCR) 148-3.

Shot put – 1. Daniel McArthur (Mo) 55-1; 2. Tyson Fortenberry (Ashb) 54-2; 3. Justin Fannon (Ab) 46-6.5.

High jump – 1. Jacob Lewis (Robb) 6-2; 2. Noah Gminski (CS) 6-2; 3. Blake Mathews (NB) 6-0.

Long jump – 1. Di’Joun Huitt (BH) 22.02.75; 2. B.J. Emmons (Fre) 21-8; 3. Tyler Leek (Hay) 21-7.75.

Triple jump – 1. Di’Joun Huitt (BH) 44-7.5; 2. Hunter Reaux (Hay) 43-2.25; 3. Zeke Sherry (MC) 42-6.75.

Pole vault – 1. Liam Dixon (Mor) 14-6; 2. Jacob Davis (TCR) 14-0; 3. Payton Lange (CS) 13-6.

110-meter hurdles – 1. Corey Alston (MC) 14.51; 2. Kyle Nabe (JC) 15.18; 3. Patrick Johnston (ACR) 15.73.

300-meter hurdles – 1. Niko Harrell (RG) 38.99; 2. Hunter Miniard (SC) 39.04; 3. Trequan Barnes (Pk) 41.06.

100-meter dash – 1. Cravont Charleston (MC) 10.67; 2. Zachariah Cathcart (Ashb) 11.09; 3. William Eason (MC) 11.10.

200-meter dash – 1. Genaya Johnson (MC) 24.93; 2. Jahnae Bowman (Pk) 25-01; 3. Destiny Hill (Pk) 25.84.

400-meter dash – 1. Lorenzo Graise (Pk) 48.98; 2. Kyndel Dean (Pk) 50.17; 3. Kesean Abel (MC) 51.18.

800-meter run – 1. Genaya Johnson (MC) 24.93; 2. Jahnae Bowman (Pk) 25.01; 3. Destiny Hill (Pk) 25.84.

1,600-meter run – 1. Noah Shore (Ash) 4:24.28; 2. Noah Graham (Br) 4:31.53; 3. Canoy Tyree (MC) 4:32.10.

3,200-meter run – 1. Ben Mitchell (FC) 9:45.49; 2. Haven Honeycutt (Ash) 9:46.38; 3. Andrew Robinson (Br) 9:47.89.

400-meter relay – 1. Mallard Creek 42.53; 2. Parkland 43.97; 3. North Henderson 44.73.

800-meter relay – 1. Parkland 1:28.07; 2. Sevier County 1:33.39; 3. North Buncombe 1:33.53.

1,600-meter relay – 1. Parkland 3:19.43; 2. Mallard Creek 3:28.27; 3. Sevier County 3:31.46.

3,200-meter relay – 1. Asheville 8:23.71; 2. North Buncombe 8:40.84; 3. Greeneville 8:41.33.

MVP (field events): Daniel McArthur (Mor).

MVP (track events): Cravont Charleston (MC).

GIRLS

Team scores

1. Mallard Creek 121; 2. Parkland 102; 3. Roberson 92; 4. Jefferson County 51; 5. Jeff Davis 49; 6. Reynolds 25; 7. North Buncombe 20.5; 8. King’s Academy 18; 9. Franklin 17; 10. (tie) Hickory Ridge and Ashbrook 16; 12. Greer Middle 14; 13. Hendersonville 13.5; 14. (tie) Tuscola, Robbinsville and Elizabethton 13; 17. Lexington 12; 18. Watauga 11.5; 19. Carolina Day 11; 20. Forsyth Country Day 8; 21. Asheville School 7.5; 22. West Henderson 7; 23. (tie) Asheville, Hayesville, Abingdon and Sevier County 6; 27. East Henderson 5.5; 28. Rabun Gap 5; 29. (tie); Mooresville and Cherokee 3; 32. Pisgah 2.5; 33. (tie) North Henderson and Freedom 2; 35. Highlands 1.

Individual results (top three)

Discus – 1. Dominique Banks (JC) 126-3; 2. Tristan Herndon (JD) 125-1; 3. Autumn Drayton (MC) 123-10.

Shot put – 1.  LesLeigh Tabor (Fr) 39-1.5; 2. Autumn Drayton (MC) 38-3.5; 3. Mikayla Ray (CD) 37-9.5.

High jump – Morgan Corelock (JD) 5-4; 2. Hannah Mason (JD) 5-0; 3. Janay Sanders (MC) 5-0.

Long jump – 1. Elyse King (TCR) 17-8; 2. Michelle Cobb (TCR) 17-3.25; 3. Torrie Weathers (HR) 17-2.5.

Triple jump – 1. Michelle Cobb (TCR) 38-5; 2. Elyse King (TCR) 37-7.75; 3. Rebecca Schlotterbec (ACR) 36-6.25.

Pole vault – 1. Chesley Krug (TCR) 11-4; 2. Kinley Drummonds (Wat) 9-6; 3. Maria Alamo-Worley (NB) 9-6.

100-meter hurdles – 1. Kimani Davis (Pk) 14.38; 2. Akira Rhodes (MC) 14.50; 3. T’Nai Wells (MC) 14.69.

300-meter hurdles – 1. Sydney Whalen-Jenkins (MC) 45.81; 2. Kaylan Parks (MC) 46.33; 3. Kimani Davis (Pk) 46.61.

100-meter dash – 1. Genaya Johnson (MC) 11.97; 2. Jahnae Bowman (Pk) 12.15; 3. Amanda Lowe (JC) 12.38.

200-meter dash – 1. Genaya Johnson (MC) 24.93; 2. Jahnae Bowman (Pk) 25.01; 3. Destiny Hill (Pk) 25.84.

400-meter dash – 1. McKinley McNeill (Prk) 54.75; 2. Mary Laci Motley (TCR) 59.15; 3. Abby Bateman (JC) 1:00.19.

800-meter run – 1. Noah Shore (Ash) 1:55.85; 2. Sean Doyle (PC) 1:56.90; 3. Canoy Tyree (MC) 1:57.55.

1,600-meter run – 1. Brooke Turner (Tus) 5:13.19; 2. Niamh Schumacher (KA) 5:13.98; 3. Morgan Summey (GM) 5:23.63.

3,200-meter run – 1. Niamh Schumacher (KA) 10:59.51; 2. Shawnda Martin (Rob) 11:40.49; 3. Lindsey Ickes (FC) 11:46.31.

400-meter relay – 1. Mallard Creek 48.02; 2. Parkland 48.04; 3. Jefferson County 50.61.

800-meter relay – 1. Parkland 1:39.60; 2. Mallard Creek 1:43.37; 3. Jefferson County 1:45.24.

1,600-meter relay – 1. Parkland 3:54.96; 2. Mallard Creek 4:04.99; 3. Jeff Davis 4:13.18.

3,200-meter relay – 1. Roberson 10:11.91; 2. Greer Middle College Charter 10:18.55; 3. Mallard Creek 10:38.82.

MVP (field events): Michelle Cobb (TCR).

MVP (track events): Genaya Johnson (MC).

Complete results from Saturday’s meet can be found here.

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Baseball

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Asheville 9, Enka 5

WP: Langston Haden 7 IP, 8 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 8 SO.

LP: Cunningham 2 IP, 2 H, 4 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 2 SO.

Leading hitters: Ash, Whitehouse 2-3, 2 RBIs, BB; Patterson 3-4, 2B, 4 RBIs; Mosher 1-1. Enka, Kuykendall 3-4, 2B.

Records: Asheville 9-10, 4-6.

R-S Central 9, North Henderson 5

WP: Dylan Boyd 2.1 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 3 SO, O R.

LP: Kyle Decker (1-2) 3.2 IP, 6 H, 6 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 1 SO.

Leading hitters: NH, Austin Vanhoy 2-3, BB; Ryan Decker 2-3, 2B, R, BB; Ivann Rodriguez 1-3, R. RSC, Cam Snethen 2-4, 2B, 5 RBIs; Josh Searcy 2-3, 2B, R, HBP; Nate Hadley 2-2, 2B, 3 Rs, BB.

Records: North Henderson, 9-10; R-S Central 12-7.

Caldwell Academy 2, Asheville Christian 1

WP: Zach Wilkins 7 IP, 7 SO, 2 BB, 5 H, 1 ER.

LP: Logan Collie 6 IP, 3 H, 6 SO, 1 BB, 2 R, 0 ER.

Leading hitters: ACA, Logan Collie 2-3; Lucas Sluder 1-2, 2B; Jackson Roeder 1-4, RBI.

Records: ACA 12-6.

Roberson 5, Murphy 2

WP: Jack Galbraith 4 IP, 3 H, 4 SO.

LP: Coker.

Leading hitters: TCR, Bryce Ballew 2-3, 2B, 2 RBIs.

Records: Roberson 18-3. Murphy 11-6.

West Henderson 4, Pisgah 3

WP: Ryan Anderson (6-1) 7 IP, 4 SO, 1 BB, 8 H, 3 ER.

LP: Herbert.

Leading hitters: WH, Will Lindsey 2-3, 2 Rs; Zach Whisenant 2-3, 2B, RBI; Zeke Jones 1-3, 2B, 2 RBIs. Pis, Long 2-3, 2B, HR, RBI; Fabio 2-3.

Records: West Henderson 11-7, 4-6.

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Enka 7, Eastern Alamance 1

WP: Courtney Pearson 7 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 8 SO.

LP: Hannah Stiltner 6 IP, 11 H, 7 R, 5 ER, 3 BB, 8 SO.

Leading hitters: En, Kloyee Anderson 2-4, SB; Addison Harris 2-4; Danielle Harris 2-3, RBI; Courtney Pearson 3-3, 2B, 2 RBIs.

Science Hill (Tenn.) 6, Enka 3

WP: Cloee Smith.

LP: Riley Roberts 6.1, 7 H, 6 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO.

Leading hitters: Enka, Kloyee Anderson 2-3; Addison Harris 2-3, 2B, RBI; Mariah Foxworth 2-2, 2B.

Records: Enka, 14-2.

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Franklin junior LesLeigh Tabor.

REYNOLDS – Franklin junior LesLeigh Tabor gets the respect afforded a state champion since February.

“It’s weird,” Tabor said.

“People know who I am. The girls I’m competing against ask about it before we start throwing.”

Tabor brought home gold in the girls shot put from the Feb. 13 NCHSAA 1-A/2-A indoor track meet and won that same event at Saturday’s Blue Ridge Classic.

Western North Carolina’s largest annual track meet once again attracted more than 1,000 athletes to Reynolds. For her part, Tabor (39 feet, 1.50 inches) scored a team-high 10 points for the Panthers.

“It’s a good feeling because the competition here was so great,” Tabor said.

“I’m glad I got first.”

The Mallard Creek boys (97 points) and girls (121) were the top teams. Given its sheer size, local winners are sometimes hard to come by at the 14-year-old Blue Ridge Classic, but there were a number of them Saturday in breezy, but pleasant conditions.

Roberson’s Michelle Cobb was named the most valuable performer of the girls meet. She set a Blue Ridge Classic record in the triple jump (38-5) and was the runner-up in the long jump (17-03.25) to fellow Rams junior Elyse King (17-8).

Navy recruit Chesley Krug cleared 11-4 in the pole vault, which is just two inches under her school record at Roberson. The Rams raced to a first-place showing in the 3,200-meter relay (10:11.91).

Reynolds’ Anna Vess, who has signed with N.C. State, sped around her home track twice to take the 800-meter run (2:20.83). Finally, Tuscola senior Brooke Turner won the 1,600-meter run (5:13.19) by less than a second.

“I wasn’t really going for time today, but place,” Turner said.

“I’m happy with my race. The season is going pretty good and it’s really starting to sink in that I’m a senior.”

Turner has not yet decided where she will compete at the next level, but Liberty is one the schools getting a lot of consideration. She owns the area’s fastest time in the 800 (2:16.49) this spring.

College is also on the mind of Asheville High senior Noah Shore. He’s trying to lower his times in the distance events to win a spot on an ACC roster.

Shore helped his cause Saturday with a personal record in the 800-meter run (1:55.85). Shore also won the 1,600-meter run (4:24.28).

“I won at this meet last year, so I was really looking to run more for time today,” Shore said.

“(College recruiting) is scary, but it’s exciting that I keep running faster.”

The Cougars’ 3,200-meter relay (8:23.71) had a 17-second cushion over the rest of the field and Robbinsville senior Jacob Lewis won the high jump (6-2).

Track season is winding down in North Carolina. State meets for NCHSAA and NCISAA schools are the weekend of May 20-21.

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Asheville High junior Emma Hall (16) has committed to play college soccer for Francis Marion (S.C.).

Asheville High junior Emma Hall has committed to play college soccer for Francis Marion (S.C.).

Hall plays center midfielder for the Cougars who are 11-3-2 overall and 5-1-2 in the Mountain Athletic Conference ahead of Monday’s game at Enka. Hall was a member of the Sugar Jets as a freshman and sophomore. Her club team is the Highland Football Club’s 98 Red and Hall said she met Francis Marion coach Lindsey Morgan through her time with the U.S. Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program.

Asheville is currently a half-game back of Reynolds (12-2-5, 6-1-2) in the MAC 3-A standings. The two tied in both their head-to-head meetings.

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Roberson senior Nate Fore has committed to play college baseball for Belmont Abbey.

Roberson senior Nate Fore has committed to play college baseball for Belmont Abbey.

Fore is an integral part of the Mountain Athletic Conference 4-A champion Rams (18-3, 9-0) as a middle infielder/right-handed pitcher. So far this spring, Fore is batting .316 with 15 RBIs, three doubles and a pair of triples. He has scored 22 runs.

As a pitcher, he is 4-0 with two saves, a 2.36 earned-run average and 20 strikeouts in 29.2 innings pitched.

Fore has been a past member of the Asheville American Legion Post 70 team.

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The Robbinsville softball team.

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Mountain Athletic 3-A/4-A

WNC Athletic 2-A/3-A

Western Highlands 1-A/2-A

Smoky Mountain 1-A

Erwin’s Tanner Hall.

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Mountain Athletic 3-A/4-A

WNC Athletic 2-A/3-A

Western Highlands 1-A/2-A

Smoky Mountain 1-A

Carolinas Athletic Association