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Re: All-WNC teams

SPRING SPORTS COACH:

The Asheville Citizen-Times is ready to put together our All-WNC teams for spring sports with your help.

Please take a moment to nominate as many of your deserving athletes as you can.

For each athlete, we need their name, grade and any pertinent statistics or awards (all-conference, etc).

We also require a head shot-type photo (which can be returned or sent digitally) with each nomination.

The deadline for all nominations is June 3.

Nominations may be e-mailed (apearson@citizen-times.com), faxed (251-0585) or mailed to me at Andrew Pearson, Citizen-Times, P.O. Box 2090, Asheville, N.C., 28802.

Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions (232-5863).

Kind regards,

Andrew Pearson
High School Sports Coordinator
Asheville Citizen-Times 
(828) 232-5863

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Enka will try to become back-to-back state champions at this weekend’s NCHSAA 3-A softball series in Greensboro.

• Enka 8
• C.B. Aycock 6 FINAL

Keep checking back here for live, continuous updates from Game 1 of the NCHSAA 3-A championship softball series. Hit refresh/reload on your web browser to view the latest update.

10:59: Reminder that Game 2 of this best-of-three series is Saturday at 2 p.m. Check back here for another live blog.

10:58: Game over.

10:57: Two outs.

10:56: RUN AYCOCK. Hannah Vinson grounds out, but another run scores. No one on base, one out.

10:55: RUN AYCOCK. Tanika Powell hits an RBI triple. Still no outs.

10:54: RUN AYCOCK. Fourth error of the night allows Aycock to score its fourth run. Runner on third base with no outs.

10:52: Leadoff single for Aycock. A common theme tonight.

10:50: Aycock finally gets out of the inning. Enka scores four runs off of four hits with two outs.

10:48: New pitcher for Aycock is Allison Singleton. She is a right-hander.

10:46: RUN ENKA. Addison Harris singles. The floodgates have opened.

10:45: RUN ENKA. RUN ENKA. Claire Crout pounds a double into the gap in left-center field.. Two runs come around. Crout is only a freshman.

10:44: Huge, huge insurance run for Enka.

10:42: RUN ENKA. Kloyee Anderson singles up the middle. Runners on first and second with two outs.

10:40: Brittany Fletcher singles. Runners on first and second with two outs and Kloyee Anderson coming to bat.

10:39: Whitney Fletcher singles. Runner on first with two outs.

10:38: Two outs and no runners on for the Sugar Jets.

10:36: Only four hits and three errors for Enka.

10:34: On to the final inning. Gotta think Enka needs a run or two here. Aycock’s first three hitters are 9-1-2 in the bottom of the seventh.

10:33: For the second time tonight, Enka first baseman Addison Harris turns an unassisted double play. Like before she caught a liner and then tagged first base for the out.

10:30: Leadoff is on again for Aycock as result of an Enka error. Runner on first with no outs.

10:28: Make that 11. Headed to the bottom of the sixth.

10:25: Aycock pitcher Allie Phillips has retired 10 straight Enka hitters.

10:22: One run on two hits for Aycock.

10:21: RUN AYCOCK. Madison Walton grounds out to first base but it’s enough to score a run.

10:20: Runners on second and third with one out.

10:17: Runners on first and second with no outs. Another bunt single for the Golden Falcons.

10:15: Runner on first with no outs for Aycock. A lot of slap hitters in their lineup with a lot of speed.

10:13: Nothing for Enka. Headed to the bottom of the fifth.

10:12: Two outs, no one on for Enka here in the fifth.

10:07: Aycock strands her. End of the fourth inning.

10:05: Mackenzie Wheeler singles to start things off for Aycock. A sacrifice bunt moves her to second base. One out.

10:02: A 1-2-3 inning for the Sugar Jets.

10:01: Two quick outs for Enka. Aycock’s second baseman just robbed Courtney Pearson of a hit.

9:57: Hannah Vinson singles to give Aycock a runner on first with no outs, BUT two batters later, Allison Singleton lines out to Addison Harris who then doubles up Vinson by tagging first base. Double play and end of the third inning.

9:54: That’s the end of the Enka threat. Two runs on two hits gives the Sugar Jets their first lead.

9:53: RUN ENKA. RUN ENKA. Addison Harris crushes a two-run homer to right field.

9:51: Leadoff double by Kloyee Anderson. Runner on second with no outs.

9:49: Enka back at the top of its order. Alabama recruit Kloyee Anderson will lead off.

9:45: Two-out single by Aycock leadoff Connor Vinson who then steals second. But she is stranded. That’s two innings in the books here in Greensboro.

9:43: Two outs and nobody on.

9:42: That’s the end of the top of the second. Good answer by the Sugar Jets.

9:41: Phillips has thrown a lot of pitches this inning for Aycock. Full count to Brittany Fletcher.

9:39: RUN ENKA. RUN ENKA. Whitney Fletcher doubles to center field to tie the game. Was a shot to the fence.

9:38: 3-1 count to Whitney Fletcher.

9:36: Courtney Pearson draws a walk. Runners on first and second with two outs.

9:34: Dani Harris hits a bloop single to center field. Runner on first with two outs.

9:33: Two outs.

9:32: Mariah Foxworth makes good contact, but lines out to left field. One out.

9:30: End of the first inning.

9:29: Runners on the corners after another Enka error. Sugar Jets look nervous.

9:28: Allison Singleton singles up the middle. Runner on first with two outs.

9:25: RUN AYCOCK. RUN AYCOCK. Hannah Vinson hits a bunt single and then comes all the way around on a throwing error by Enka.

9:24: Tanika Powell bunts her way onto base. Powell then steals second base. Still one out.

9:23: Great play at shortstop by Claire Crout to record the first out for Enka.

9:20: Sugar Jets go down in order. Headed to the bottom of the first inning.

9:18: Kloyee Anderson grounds out. One out, nobody on.

9:17: OK, here we go.

9:16: Starting pitcher for Aycock (Phillips) is a lefty.

9:14: Enka is the visiting team on the scoreboard and will bat first.

9:12: Payton Trantham receives a pregame award from the NCHSAA for sportsmanship.

9:10: Starting lineups are taking place now. We will start shortly.

9:06: Couple banks of lights have come back on and some are still out.

8:57: The NCHSAA is already discussing its options. One of them floating out there is finishing the series on Sunday if necessary.

8:55: Lights have not come back on yet. Almost pitch darkness here in the stadium.

8:47: Lights were back on for about five minutes but are now out again. Chance this game will be pushed to tomorrow.

8:46: And for C.B. Aycock – Connor Vinson (9), Tanika Powell (5), Hannah Vinson (8), Madison Walton (6), Allison Singleton (7), Mackenzie Wheeler (3), Cassandra Lassiter (4), Abbie Walton (2), Taylor Puetz (3) and Allie Phillips (1/FLEX)

8:41: Here is the lineup for Enka – Kloyee Anderson (4), Claire Crout (6), Addison Harris (3), Mariah Foxworth (9), Payton Trantham (5), Dani Harris (7), Courtney Pearson (1), Whitney Fletcher (DP), Brittany Fletcher (8), Taylor Duncan (2/FLEX).

8:36: Lights are still not working.

8:28: The lights are back off.

8:14: UNCG is saying that tonight’s game will start around 8:55.

8:08: The lights are on here now which is another positive development.

8:06: South Granville just won, 5-4. Field is being cleared for the 3-A game.

7:59: Will try to give you guys any information I can on the updated start time when we have one.

7:58: Couple updates and neither is good. Game 1 of the 2-A series between South Granville and West Lincoln is tied 4-4 in the bottom of the seventh inning as we speak. So Enka will not play at 8 p.m., 9 may be more realistic. Also, UNC Greensboro officials are working to get the lights on, but no luck yet.

7:57: Hello from Greensboro.

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Incoming freshmen for the Roberson football program took part in a "commitment ceremony" earlier this week in Skyland.

J.D. Dinwiddie is looking to build a football program from the ground up in his first year as Roberson’s coach.

The Rams’ new helmet design was on display earlier this week when they held a “commitment ceremony” for incoming freshmen from Cane Creek and Valley Springs middle schools.

Players took part in a signing which represented their promise to commit to the Roberson program.

Dinwiddie was hired to replace former coach Chris Deal back in January. He guided North Henderson to its first winning season (7-5) since 2000 last fall.

Incoming freshmen for the Roberson football program took part in a "commitment ceremony" earlier this week in Skyland.

Incoming freshmen for the Roberson football program took part in a "commitment ceremony" earlier this week in Skyland.

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Asheville’s Noah Shaw was part of the May 30 Diamond Sports Group’s Youth All-American Bowl in Virginia Beach, Va.

Asheville fourth-grader Noah Shaw was part of the May 30 Diamond Sports Group’s Youth All-American Bowl in Virginia Beach, Va.

Shaw is a wide receiver/tight end with the Asheville Youth Football and Cheerleading organization. He was one of 70 fourth-grade players picked to play in the All-American game.

The game was streamed live online.

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Billy Phillips has resigned after five years as West Henderson’s boys basketball coach.

West Henderson boys basketball coach Billy Phillips has resigned after five years with the Falcons.

More from Henderson County Schools:

Phillips Resigns as West Henderson’s Men’s Head Basketball Coach

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (June 3, 2016) – West Henderson High’s Billy Phillips resigned from his position as men’s varsity head basketball coach and social studies teacher Friday, June 3, after five years at West.

This year, Phillips led the Falcons to the playoffs with a record season of 11-13, and had an overall record at West of 44-75.

“I would like to thank Henderson County Public School, especially West Henderson High School, for allowing me the privilege of coaching the boys’ basketball team for the past five years,” Phillips said. “I would also like to thank the West community for their support during my tenure. Although I will miss being a Falcon, this will be best for my family.”

West Henderson’s Principal Shannon Auten said, “We are thankful for the leadership that Coach Phillips has provided to our program, we appreciate his five years as a Falcon, and we wish him all the best as he moves forward.” 

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Enka and C.B. Aycock continue the NCHSAA 3-A championship softball series Saturday in Greensboro.

• Enka
• C.B. Aycock 2 p.m. 

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Enka won Friday’s Game 1 of the best-of-three series, 8-6.

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Enka’s Courtney Pearson.

GREENSBORO – Everything about Friday’s Game 1 of the NCHSAA 3-A championship softball series was uncharacteristic for Enka.

Except the final result.

The Sugar Jets (25-3) overcame four errors to hold on for a shaky 8-6 win over C.B. Aycock at UNC Greensboro.

Game 2 of the best-of-three series is Saturday at 2 p.m. Game 3, if necessary, would be played at 5 or 8 p.m.

“I don’t know that we’ve ever made four errors in a game,” Enka coach Jennifer Kruk said.

“We knew what (Aycock) wanted to do and we still couldn’t stop them. Their strength is their speed and their first two hitters, in particular, were impressive. We had a big talk (Thursday) and the message was to keep your eyes straight ahead and not in the rear-view mirror, or the past. And that’s what we’ll do with this game. We got the win, that’s the most important thing, and we’ll move on.”

Kloyee Anderson, Addison Harris and Whitney Fletcher each had two hits for the Sugar Jets. Fletcher’s two run double tied the game at 2-2 in the top of the second inning. In the third, Harris connected for her team-best ninth homer of the season. She finished with three RBIs. Anderson and Fletcher had two apiece.

A four-run rally in the top of the seventh inning — all scored with two outs nonetheless — by the defending state champs proved to be necessary. Aycock answered with three runs in its final at bat. The Golden Falcons (29-3) were led by Tanika Powell, who was 3-4 with an RBI.

Enka ace Courtney Pearson (20-1) pitched a complete game, allowing five earned runs, 10 hits and no walks. She had one strikeout.

Friday’s game was delayed more than an hour when UNC Greensboro could not get its stadium lights to function. The final out was recorded just before 11 p.m.

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The Asheville American Legion Post 70 baseball team.

Here are updated standings for American Legion baseball:

 American Legion 2016

   (Through June 3)

   Area IV standings
   Eastern Division         Division    Overall
   Gaston Post 144-266        4-1        4-1
   Union County Post 535     3-1        3-1
   Huntersville Post 321    4-2        4-2
   Mint Hill            2-2        3-2
   Queen City Mustangs        2-2        2-2
   Shelby Post 82        2-2        2-3
   Lincoln County Post 455    2-3        2-5
   Kings Mountain Post 155    1-2        1-3
   Gastonia Post 23        2-5        2-5
   Maiden Post 240        0-2        0-2

   Western Division        Division    Overall
   Asheville Post 70        4-0        4-0
   Caldwell County Post 29    5-1        7-1
   Hickory Post 48        4-2        4-4
   Haywood County Post 47    2-1        2-1
   Taylorsville Post 170     2-1        2-3
   Burke County Post 21        1-3        1-3
   Rutherford County Post 423    1-5        1-5
   Cherryville Post 100        0-1        1-4
   Henderson County Post 77    0-5        1-5

 S.C. League V        Division    Overall
   Rock Hill Post 34        2-1        —
   York Post 66            1-1        —
   Fort Mill Post 43        1-1        —
   Lancaster Post 31        1-1        —
   Clover Post 38        2-3        2-3

   Regular-season games:
   x-non-division games
   (All games at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted)

Wednesday, May 18
   Lancaster, S.C. at Clover, S.C. (C 9-8)

Saturday, May 21
   x-Inman, S.C. at Henderson (ppd., rain, no date)
   x-Williamston, S.C. at Henderson (ppd., rain, May 25)

 Sunday, May 22
   x-Lincoln at Caldwell (C 2-1, C 10-6)
   x-Mooresville at Cherryville (M 16-1 in 7)

Monday, May 23
   Clover, S.C. at York, S.C. (Y 10-0)
   x-Mooresville at Kings Mountain (M 5-0)

Tuesday, May 24
   x-Cherryville at Gaffney, S.C. (ppd., no date)
   Clover, S.C. at Lancaster, S.C. (ppd., no date)
   Henderson at Asheville (A 34-2 in 7)

Wednesday, May 25
   Hickory at Rutherford (H 4-3)
   Huntersville at G-Braves (G 8-7 in 12)
   Lincoln at Gastonia (L 5-4 in 10)
   x-Mooresville at Taylorsville (M 10-4)
   x-Williamston, S.C. at Henderson (H 8-4)

Thursday, May 26
   Hickory at Burke (H 7-4)
   Kings Mountain at G-Braves (G 11-1 in 8)
   Rock Hill, S.C. at Clover, S.C. (R 6-2)
   Rutherford at Asheville (A 11-8)

 Friday, May 27
   x-Gaffney, S.C. at Cherryville (ppd., no date)
   G-Braves-Queen City at East Gaston (G 7-6 in 10)
   Henderson at Caldwell (C 10-4)
   x-Hickory at Rowan County (R 5-0)
   Maiden at Lincoln (L 17-11)
   Mint Hill at Huntersville (H 5-1)
   Shelby at Gastonia (G 7-6)
   x-Taylorsville at Mooresville (M 13-3 in 8)

Saturday, May 28
   Burke at Henderson (B 14-10)
   x-Cherryville vs. Kannapolis at Northwest Cabarrus HS (C 7-3)
   x-Cherryville vs. Rowan County at Northwest Cabarrus HS (R 10-0 in 6)
   Gastonia at Mint Hill (M 18-5 in 7)
   Caldwell at Haywood (C 5-3, H 6-4)
   Huntersville at Maiden (H 14-3)
   x-Shelby at Gaffney, S.C. (G 13-3 in 7)
   Taylorsville at Rutherford (T 15-9)
   Union at Queen City (U 10-3)

   Sunday, May 29
   Caldwell at Rutherford (C 11-6)
   Haywood at Henderson (Haywood 8-4)
   Hickory at Cherryville (H 13-3 in 7)
   Queen City at Huntersville (Q 7-6 in 13)
   Shelby at Lincoln (S 13-4)
   Taylorsville at Burke (ppd., May 31)
   Union at Gastonia (U 7-2)

 Monday, May 30
   x-Cherryville at Mint Hill (M 17-15)
   x-Lenoir Oilers at Hickory (L 11-0 in 7)
   Rutherford at Caldwell (C 14-6)

Tuesday, May 31
   Clover, S.C. at Fort Mill, S.C. (C 6-3, F 13-5)
   Gastonia at Kings Mountain (K 7-5)
   Hickory at Asheville (A 11-1 in 7)
   x-Mooresville at Caldwell (ppd., no date)
   Taylorsville at Burke (T 9-2)

   Wednesday, June 1
   Asheville at Taylorsville (A 12-2)
   Burke at Rutherford (R 7-6)
   Caldwell at Hickory (C 6-4)
   Cherryville at Henderson (ppd., no date)
   G-Braves at Union (G 11-2)
   Lincoln at Mint Hill (M 11-10 in 12)
   Queen City at Gastonia (Q 6-1)
   Shelby at Huntersville (H 9-1)

Thursday, June 2
   Cherryville at Caldwell (ppd., no date)

   Friday, June 3
   Asheville at Caldwell (ppd., no date)
   G-Braves at Huntersville (H 7-6)
   Henderson at Hickory (Hickory 17-7 in 7)
   Kings Mountain at Gastonia (G 9-7)
   Queen City at Maiden (ppd., June 21)
   Rutherford at Haywood (ppd., June 24)
   Shelby at Mint Hill (S 7-6)
   Taylorsville at Cherryville (ppd., no date)
   Union at Lincoln (U 16-3)

   Saturday, June 4
   Caldwell at Taylorsville
   x-Dirtbags at Cherryville (ppd., no date)
   Gastonia at G-Braves (SP)
   Hickory at Haywood
   Huntersville at Union
   Shelby at Maiden, 5 p.m. DH

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Enka softball repeated as NCHSAA 3-A champions on Saturday at UNC Greensboro

Enka softball repeated as NCHSAA 3-A champions on Saturday at UNC Greensboro

Enka softball swept C.B. Aycock, 2-0, in the NCHSAA 3-A softball championship series.

Enka softball repeated as NCHSAA 3-A champions on Saturday at UNC Greensboro.

GREENSBORO – Something about UNC Greensboro brings out the best in the Harris sisters.

Enka senior Addison Harris got every bit of an inside fastball Saturday afternoon, hitting it off the scoreboard for a three-run walkoff homer in the bottom of the seventh inning.

The first baseman and Mars Hill recruit was mobbed by her teammates at home plate. She and the Sugar Jets are back-to-back NCHSAA 3-A softball champions after beating C.B. Aycock, 5-3, in 90-degree heat.

Enka swept the best-of-three series to become the first Western North Carolina fast-pitch program since Owen (1999 and 2000) to repeat as a state champion.

Harris went 3-for-4 and was named the series’ most valuable player. Her older sister, Jordan, received the same award in 2015 and will be a future teammate at Mars Hill.

“I’m so glad I could do it for my teammates and my community,” Harris said. “This is such an amazing feeling. It’s the best experience I’ve ever had.”

Sugar Jets coach Jennifer Kruk was part of previous Enka fast-pitch state championships as a player (1996) and coach (2015).

“I almost threw up at home plate,” Kruk said jokingly. “(Aycock) is a very good team. We just battled all day long.”

The Sugar Jets (26-3) left the bases loaded in the first inning but were still able to grab an early 1-0 lead. Alabama recruit Kloyee Anderson led off with a single, stole second and then came home on an RBI single from Harris.

Enka expanded its lead to 2-0 in the fourth inning when Courtney Pearson’s chopper to shortstop was misplayed.

Aycock (29-4) tied things up in the sixth and briefly took a 3-2 lead by plating a run in the top of the seventh. Anderson and Brittany Fletcher got on base in the bottom of the seventh to set the table for Harris.

Pearson (21-1) won nearly 70 games in her varsity career and got another seven-inning victory in the circle Saturday.

Enka senior Addison Harris.

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Enka softball players celebrate after repeating as the NCHSAA 3-A softball champions on Saturday in Greensboro.

GREENSBORO – Mya Grace, this one was for you.

Enka softball players dabbed away tears Saturday as one of their youngest fans was brought onto the field prior to Game 2 of the NCHSAA 3-A championship series at UNC Greensboro.

Some onlookers wondered aloud what it was all about. The Sugar Jets (26-3) knew, and had all the motivation they needed.

Mars Hill recruit Addison Harris’ three-run homer in the bottom of the seventh inning closed the door on a 5-3 win over C.B. Aycock and a sweep in the best-of-three series.

Western North Carolina’s first back-to-back NCHSAA softball champ in 16 years got a lift from the presence of Mya Grace Phillips. She is a first grader from the Hominy Valley who is battling Burkitt lymphoma.

Enka players signed a ball Saturday for Mya Grace and personally gave her a tie-dyed T-shirt that matched the ones they wore in Greensboro. Mya Grace was wearing a protective mask to shield her from germs at UNCG.

“There really aren’t words to explain it,” said Harris, a senior first baseman who was named the most valuable player of the 3-A state series.

“(Mya Grace) is my hero for everything that she’s going through. She is incredible.”

Mya Grace was first diagnosed with a form of cancer last fall. Her parents, Logan (2000) and Kelly (2001), are both Enka graduates. #TeamMyaGrace has become a local hashtag on Twitter and there have been numerous area fundraisers held in the child’s honor.

“She is fighting right now, and it makes all of us want to fight harder,” Enka senior pitcher Courtney Pearson said.

“It was so great to have her here.”

Pearson (21-1) pitched her second complete-game win in less than 48 hours Saturday. The Queens recruit won about 70 games in her varsity career. Sugar Jets coach Jennifer Kruk can’t imagine any pitcher in the program’s past can say as much.

“Courtney was just a horse,” Kruk said.

“Not only today, but all season long. She knew that we were really going to lean on her this year. She came through every time we needed her. We never put this team in a comfortable situation with our schedule. It was all about challenging ourselves and seeing who would step up.”

Harris was 3-for-4 Saturday with all three of her RBIs coming off the home run that pinged off the UNCG scoreboard in right-center field.

“I would have loved to have seen how far that ball had gone without the scoreboard there,” Kruk said.

Kloyee Anderson, a sophomore who has committed to Alabama, was 2-4 with two runs scored. Danielle Harris went 2-2 with a pair of singles. Payton Trantham was 1-2 with a run scored.

Texas Woman’s recruit Brittany Fletcher had a hit in one of her two at-bats and made several good defensive stops for Enka in center field.

The Sugar Jets will lose four seniors to graduation — Fletcher, Harris, Pearson and Shruti Patel. That group only lost to one North Carolina team (Greenville’s D.H. Conley) in the past two years.

Owen (1999 and 2000 in 2-A) was previously the last mountain softball program to enjoy back-to-back state championships in NCHSAA play.

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North Buncombe senior Colby Maltry has signed to play basketball for Brevard College.

North Buncombe senior Colby Maltry has signed to play basketball for Brevard College.

Maltry is a 5-foot-9 guard who averaged a team-high 3.8 assists per game for the Black Hawks (19-6) last winter. The North Buncombe boys were the Mountain Athletic Conference’s 3-A regular-season champions.

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Roberson seniors Trenton Davis (Campbell) and Nate Fore (Belmont Abbey) have signed to play college baseball.

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 162 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 basketball player Damon Scott

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 basketball player Jessica Hoilman

Avery County basketball player Jacob Waldroop

Avery County football player Brent Hammer

Avery County soccer player Nick Green

Blue Ridge baseball player Hunter Stewart

Brevard softball player Casey Gilbert

Carolina Day basketball player Tess Harris

Carolina Day basketball player Spencer Kirkpatrick

Carolina Day basketball player Mikayla Ray

Carolina Day golfer Candler Rice

Carolina Day soccer player Austin Howard

Carolina Day swimmer Emma May

Cherokee basketball player Jason McMillan

Cherokee football player Kennan Panther

Cherokee football player Logan Teesateskie

Christ School basketball player John Fulkerson

Christ School basketball player Zach Reeves

Cherokee soccer player Sidnie Yanez

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 soccer player Katlyn Hill

East Henderson track athlete Jade Baldwin

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 soccer player Joevell Lee

Enka softball player Addison Harris

Enka softball player Courtney Pearson

Enka track athlete Sage Turner

Enka volleyball player SallyAnne Johnson

Enka wrestler Jon Hall

Erwin basketball player Kendra Griffin

Erwin football players Rayonte Mills and Marc Peterson

Erwin swimmer Tori Rigsby

Erwin wrestler Conan Wilson

Franklin lacrosse player Bailey Gentry

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

Hendersonville golfer Kelton Mills

Hendersonville track athlete Amy Yarborough

Highlands cross country/track athlete Blakely Moore

Hiwassee Dam softball player Haylie Shope

Madison baseball player Trystan Jones

McDowell basketball player Cheyenne Matson

Madison softball player Sam Gosnell

Madison cross country/track athlete Skyler Cantrell

McDowell softball player Haley Gowan

McDowell softball player Mikki Shelton

McDowell softball player Aly Woody

Mitchell wrestler Solomon Duncan

Mountain Heritage baseball player Colton Garland

Mountain Heritage football player Isaac Allen

Mountain Heritage football player Britt Burleson

North Buncombe basketball player Lauren Guthrie

North Buncombe basketball player Colby Maltry

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

North Henderson football players Ashton Woodring, Brandon Johnson, Cole McCarson,Drew Mitchell and Trevor Craft.

Owen soccer player Ty Lenk

Owen softball player Alivia Brigman

Owen tennis player Christine Nichols

Pisgah basketball player Brooklyn Allen

Pisgah football player David Mackey

Polk County baseball player J.D. Edwards

Polk County basketball player Hayley Kropp

Polk County basketball player Jamal Tanner

Polk County cross country/track athlete Jessica Bailey

Polk County cross country/track athlete Mitchell Brown

Polk County cross country/track athlete Sean Doyle

Polk County soccer player Caroline Lee

Polk County soccer player Ashley Love

Polk County soccer Wil Rimer

Polk County track athlete Tameeia Brown

Rabun Gap, Ga. football player (Cashiers resident) Hunter Stanley

Reynolds baseball player Kyle Cagle

Reynolds basketball player Josh Jones

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

Robbinsville cross country/track athlete Shawnda Martin

Robbinsville football player Austin Hedrick

Robbinsville football player Colton Millsaps

Roberson baseball players Trenton Davis and Nate Fore

Roberson football player Cameron Parker

Roberson rower Jake Brock

Roberson rowers Caleigh Sewell and Abby Hudspeth

Roberson softball player Samantha Schmidt

Rosman baseball player Josh Rice

Rosman basketball player Zach Stroup

Rosman football player Tanner Green

Smoky Mountain softball player Micayla McCoy

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 baseball player Jake Sutton

Tuscola cross country/track athlete Jacob Franklin

Tuscola football players Jordan Davis and Zach Webster

Tuscola cross country/track athlete Hannah Jones

Tuscola soccer player Cassidy Pate-Moore

Tuscola soccer players Ben Nickol, Rachel Swaim and Ashley Weidlich

Tuscola swimmer Cora Dodson

Tuscola swimmer Annie Ly

Tuscola swimmer Jack MacDonald

Tuscola track athlete Lydia Cagle

Tuscola cross country/track athlete Brooke Turner

West Henderson football player Tanner Bullock

West Henderson football player Stephen Perron

West Henderson football player Clay Privette

West Henderson football player Tristan Thomas

West Henderson softball player Michaela Morris

West Henderson tennis player Savannah Smith

West Henderson track athlete Rylee Dean

West Henderson volleyball player Gracie Carrick

West Henderson volleyball players Isabella Perron and Taylor Houck

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Rosman senior Rachel Owen has committed to play basketball for Brevard College.

Rosman senior Rachel Owen has committed to play basketball for Brevard College.

Owen is a 5-foot-9 forward who averaged 11.4 points and a team-high 8.8 rebounds last winter. She was an honorable mention All-Big Smoky Mountain Conference selection for the Tigers (16-11).

Rosman will hold a signing for Owen on Tuesday.

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North Buncombe senior Colby Maltry (5) has signed to play basketball for Brevard College.

As of today, there are 217 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

Noah Cook, Hendersonville to Montreat

Trenton Davis, Roberson to Campbell

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*

Nate Fore, Roberson to Belmont Abbey

Colton Garland, Mountain Heritage to South Carolina-Aiken

Langston Haden, Asheville to Millsaps

Noah Heatherly, Tuscola to Piedmont

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

Trystan Jones, Madison to Brevard College

Tyler Leek, Hayesville to North Greenville

Josh Rice, Rosman to Central Alabama

Jake Sutton, Tuscola to Brevard College

Hunter Stewart, Blue Ridge to Mars Hill

Ryan Zwier, Christ School to Washington (Md.)

BASKETBALL

Brooklyn Allen, Pisgah to Appalachian State

Zach Cottrell, Hayesville to Appalachian State

John Fulkerson, Christ School to Tennessee

Kendra Griffin, Erwin to Charleston

Lauren Guthrie, North Buncombe to Montreat

Chapman Harwood, Temple Baptist to Bob Jones

Tess Harris, Carolina Day to Western Carolina

Jessica Hoilman, Avery County to Emory & Henry

Josh Jones, Reynolds to William Peace

Spencer Kirkpatrick, Carolina Day to North Greenville

Hayley Kropp, Polk County to Guilford Tech

LeLe Lossiah, Cherokee to Warren Wilson

Colby Maltry, North Buncombe to Brevard College

Cheyenne Matson, McDowell to Erskine

Jason McMillan, Cherokee to Western Carolina

Rachel Owen, Rosman to Brevard College

Mikayla Ray, Carolina Day to William Peace

Zach Reeves, Christ School to Lindsey Wilson

Ben Riddle, Blue Ridge to Central Carolina

Damon Scott, Asheville to Emory & Henry

Jordan Shepherd, Asheville Christian Academy to Oklahoma

Zach Stroup, Rosman to Brevard College

Jamal Tanner, Polk County to Catawba Valley

Jacob Waldroop, Avery County to Milligan

Kaitlyn Wood, Smoky Mountain to Montreat

CHEERLEADING & DANCE

Jessica Clifford, Tuscola to Wake Forest

Macey Davis, Tuscola to North Carolina

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

Tanner Bullock, West Henderson to Brevard College

Britt Burleson, Mountain Heritage to Lenoir-Rhyne

Wyatt Burnette, Franklin to Western Carolina

Chase Campbell, McDowell to Emory & Henry

Michael Cantrell, Enka to Mars Hill

Jordan Cody, Swain County to Mars Hill

Michael Cook, Hendersonville to Guilford

Trevor Craft, North Henderson to Brevard College

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

Brandon Johnson, North Henderson to Brevard College

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

Rayonte Mills, Erwin to Maryville

Colton Millsaps, Robbinsville to Mars Hill

Drew Mitchell, North Henderson to Brevard College

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

Marc Peterson, Erwin to Maryville

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

Hunter Stanley, Rabun Gap (Cashiers resident) to Gardner-Webb

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

Ashton Woodring, North Henderson to Brevard College

GOLF

Chris Akers, Christ School to East Carolina

Nick Boone, Pisgah to Mars Hill

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

Kelton Mills, Hendersonville to Alcorn 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

Bailey Gentry, Franklin to Truett McConnell

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

Jeremy Allsbrook, Polk County to Gardner-Webb

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

Emma Hall, Asheville to Francis Marion*

Katlyn Hill, East Henderson to Brevard College

Austin Howard, Carolina Day to Denison

Emily Hull, Carolina Day to Davidson*

Will Jones, Asheville to Emory

Bryan Juarez, East Henderson to Brevard College

Caroline Lee, Polk County to Southeastern Louisiana

Joevell Lee, Enka to Brevard College

Ty Lenk, Owen to New Rochelle

Ashley Love, Polk County to Emory & Henry

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

Roberto Salazar, East Henderson to Brevard College

Christina Shimshock, Reynolds to Lenoir-Rhyne

Rachel Swaim, Tuscola to Greensboro

Massi Tager, Asheville to Emory & Henry

Ashley Weidlich, Tuscola to Tusculum

Sidnie Yanez, Cherokee to Brevard College

SOFTBALL

Cassidy Allen, North Buncombe to Mars Hill

Kloyee Anderson, Enka to Alabama%

Alivia Brigman, Owen to Piedmont

Teegan Bullock, North Henderson to Brevard*

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

Makayla McNeill, Brevard to Brevard College

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

Annie Ly, Tuscola to King

Jack MacDonald, Tuscola to Cleveland State

Emma May, Carolina Day to Centre

Tori Rigsby, Erwin to Mars Hill

TENNIS

Christine Osborne, Owen to Montreat

Savannah Smith, West Henderson to Belmont-Abbey

TRACK & FIELD

Jessica Bailey, Polk County to Salem

Jade Baldwin, East Henderson to Campbell

Mitchell Brown, Polk County to Winston-Salem State

Nathan Brown, East Henderson to Mars Hill

Tameeia Brown, Polk County to Western Carolina

Logan Burroughs, East Henderson to Pfeiffer

Lydia Cagle, Tuscola to Shippensburg

Skyler Cantrell, Madison to Mars Hill

Kaitlyn Carringer, Robbinsville to Milligan

Gabi Davis, Asheville School to Emory

Jacob Davis, Roberson to Charlotte

Rylee Dean, West Henderson to Western Carolina

Sean Doyle, Polk County to Appalachian State

Jacob Franklin, Tuscola to Adams State

Mason Isgrig, North Buncombe to Centre

Hannah Jones, Tuscola to Gardner-Webb

Chesley Krug, Roberson to Navy

Shawnda Martin, Robbinsville to Western Carolina

Blakely Moore, Highlands to Lee

Brooke Turner, Tuscola to Liberty

Sage Turner, Enka to UNC Asheville

Adam Urbaniuk, Hayesville to Western Carolina

Anna Vess, Reynolds to N.C. State

Amy Yarborough, Hendersonville to Western Carolina

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

Sierra Jones, West Henderson to Presbyterian*

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

Jon Hall, Enka to Ferrum

Jeremiah Royer, Pisgah to Greensboro

Conan Wilson, Erwin to Greensboro

* – junior

% – sophomore

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The Carolina Flame 17U boys basketball team.

The Carolina Flame 13U and 17U boys basketball teams each won their age divisions at last weekend’s Jet Jam tournament hosted by Henderson County’s Xcel Sportsplex.

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The Carolina Flame 13U boys basketball team.

The Team Carolina-Asheville fifth-grade girls basketball team won the Kings Dominion Invitational tournament last weekend in Raleigh.

The Team Carolina-Asheville fifth grade girls basketball team won the Kings Dominion Invitational tournament held last weekend in Raleigh.

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Former Smoky Mountain standout Cal Raleigh and the Florida State baseball team won an NCAA Regional on their home field Sunday.

Former Smoky Mountain standout Cal Raleigh and the Florida State baseball team won an NCAA Regional on their home field Sunday.

Raleigh was one of six Seminole players to homer.

The freshman catcher and 2015 Citizen-Times All-WNC Player of the Year is hitting .308 with 50 RBIs, 10 home runs, 16 doubles and a triple for the Seminoles (40-20). He has been walked 38 times.

More from The Associated Press:

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida State hit six home runs, including two by Dylan Busby, as it routed South Alabama 18-6 to win the NCAA Tournament’s Tallahassee Regional on Sunday.

Jackson Lueck, Cal Raleigh, Tyler Holton and Hayden Kelly also homered for the Seminoles (40-20), who won their 36th regional title and are in a super regional for an NCAA-leading 15th time.

Busby, who was named the regional’s Most Outstanding Player, was 3 for 6 with three RBIs. The sophomore first baseman was 8 for 17 in three regional games with two home runs and eight RBIs.

John Sansone went 3 for 5 with three RBI and Cole Sands (6-6) allowed only one run in five innings.

South Alabama, which ends the year 42-22, had a leadoff home run by Travis Swaggerty, who went 3 for 5. Ben Gann had a two-run homer in the ninth. Hunter Soleymani (4-4) allowed six runs in two-plus innings.

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North Buncombe will host two sessions of its baseball camp in June and August.

CAMPS, CLINICS AND TRYOUTS

To submit a sports camp, clinic or tryout listing with the Citizen-Times, please e-mail the information to apearson@citizen-times.com.

BASEBALL

MADISON CAMP: June 6-10 at Madison Ballfields. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $60 and includes a t-shirt. For more information, contact Patriots coach Ronald Tipton at (828) 231-3380 or rtipton@madisonk12.net.

DIAMOND MINE CAMP: June 13-16 at Diamond Mine training center. Camp is open to players ages 7-12 and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $125. For more information, log onto www.thediamondmine.com or contact Diamond Mine co-owner J.D. Chaplain at (828) 989-8937.

ROBERSON CAMP: June 13-16 at Roberson HS. Camp is open to players in the first through the seventh grade and will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The cost is $65. For more information or to register, contact Rams coach Eric Filipek at eric@cleanasheville.com.

PAT JAMES SUMMER BASEBALL/SOFTBALL SCHOOL: June 13-17 at Fletcher Recreation Park. Camp will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $175 and includes lunch. Registration forms are available online at http://www.patjamesbaseballschool.com. For more information, call (828) 691-1250.

UNC ASHEVILLE CAMPS: June 13-17 and June 20-24 at UNCA. Camp is open to players ages 6-12 and will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $325 and includes lunch and a t-shirt. Online registration is available at http://baseball.uncasportsacademy.com. For more information, contact Tyler Hinchliffe at baseball@unca.edu.

EAST HENDERSON INTENSIVE CAMP: June 14-17 at East Henderson HS. Camp is open to second through ninth grade players and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $75 and includes a t-shirt. Campers need to bring all necessary equipment and a pair of indoor shoes in the case of inclement weather. Water will be provided and Gatorade will be available for purchase. For more information, contact Eagles coach Sam Perry at (828) 697-4768 or sbperry@hcpsnc.org.

MARS HILL CAMP: June 20-23 at Mars Hill University. Camp is open to players ages 6-12. Camp will each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $100. For more information, contact Lions assistant coach Matt Henson at (706) 455-0703.

NORTH BUNCOMBE CAMP: June 20-23 and Aug. 8-11 at North Buncombe HS. Camp is open to players in the first through the eighth grade and will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The cost is $80 for pre-registered campers and $90 for first-day registrants. The cost is $150 for both sessions. A t-shirt is included and there are sibling discounts available. Players should bring all their needed equipment. For more information, contact Black Hawks coach Matt Landreth at matthew.landreth@bcsemail.org.

REYNOLDS CAMP: June 20-23 at Reynolds HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $60 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

PISGAH FUTURE BEARS CAMP: June 20-24 at Pisgah baseball field. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $120 and there is a $10 discount for siblings. Instructors will include Frank Gregory, a professional hitting instructor and owner of Cam Wood Bats. For more information, contact Black Bears coach Harold Shepard at hshepard@haywood.k12.nc.us.

ASHEVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CAMP: June 27-30 at ACA. Camp is open to players in the second through the sixth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $80. Pre-registration is required and forms are available at http://www.acacademy.org. For more information, contact Torri Render at (828) 581-2202 or torri.render@acalion.org.

NORTH HENDERSON CAMP: June 27-30 at North Henderson. Camp is open to players ages 5-14 and will last each day from 8 a.m. to noon. The cost is $80 or $70 if campers pre-register by e-mail and includes a t-shirt. Players may attend one day of camp for $20. Online registration is available athttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/1PgHCaakmml6GYdUPG-rz2dITArcEphzo5SU-6XS-iqo/viewform. For more information, contact Knights coach Justin King at jbking@hcpsnc.org.

BASKETBALL

MURPHY BOYS CAMP: June 9 and 10 at Murphy HS. Camp is open to players in the first through eighth grade. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $40. For more information or to register, contact Bulldogs coach Ray Gutierrez atray.gutierrez@cherokee.k12.nc.us.

MURPHY GIRLS CAMP: June 9 and 10 at Murphy HS. Camp is open to players in the first through the eighth grade. Camp will last each day from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The cost is $40. For more information or to register, contact Ray Gutierrez at ray.gutierrez@cherokee.k12.nc.us.

WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY GIRLS CAMPS: June 11-12 (team camp jamboree), June 17-19 (elite camp) and Aug. 1-4 (day camp) at Western Carolina University. For more information, contact Stacy Cantley, (828) 227-2031 or swmcdonald1@scantley@email.wcu.edu.

REYNOLDS BOYS CAMP: June 13-15 at Reynolds HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $45 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

ERWIN GIRLS CAMP: June 13-16 at Erwin HS. Camp is open to second through ninth-grade players and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $50 or $40 if paid by June 1. For more information or to register, contact Warriors assistant coaches Rikki Carpenter, Shelley Stevens or Michelle Gossett at 232-4251 or rikki.carpenter@bcsemail.org, shelley.stevens@bcsemail.org or michelle.gossett@bcsemail.org.

NORTH BUNCOMBE BOYS CAMP: June 13-16 at North Buncombe HS. Camp is open to first through eighth grade players and will last each day from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The cost is $40 and includes a t-shirt and camp team picture. For more information or to register, contact Black Hawks coach Joey Bryson at joseph.bryson@bcsemail.org.

ROBERSON GIRLS CAMP: June 13-16 at Roberson HS. Camp is open to first through ninth grade players and will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The cost is $65 and includes insurance and a t-shirt. For more information or to register, contact Rams coach Rachael Petre at rachael.petre@bcsemail.org.

UNC ASHEVILLE BOYS CAMPS: June 13-16 and June 20-23 at UNCA. Camp is open to boys ages 6 and up. Morning camp will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to noon and the cost is $200. Full-day camp will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the cost is $350. A $50 discount for full-day camp is available for campers who register by June 1, siblings or those who attend both camps. For more information or to register, log onto http://mensbasketball.uncasportsacademy.com.

CROSSFIRE CAMPS: June 13-17 (at First Baptist Church, Hendersonville for boys and girls ages 6-12), June 20-23 (at Cool Springs Gym, Forest City for boys and girls ages 6-14) and June 27-July 1 (at Asheville Christian Academy for boys and girls ages 6-17) are half-day camps. July 18-21 at Mars Hill University is a full-day camp and July 17-21 is an overnight camp for boys and girls ages 9-18. Half-day camp lasts from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. with the exception of June 16 at the Hendersonville camp which is 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The cost for the Hendersonville and ACA camps is $100. The cost for the Forest City camp is $80. Full-day camp at Mars Hill lasts from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The cost is $250 and includes lunch. The cost for the overnight camp is $375 and includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Online registration is available at https://crossfireministry.com. For more information, contact Crossfire at (828) 255-9111.

HOOP LAB SUMMER TRAINING ACADEMY – DAY PROJECT: Eight different weeks are being offered at the Fairview Community Center – June 13-17, June 20-24, June 27-July 1, July 11-15, July 18-22, July 25-29, Aug. 1-5 and Aug. 8-12. Camp is open to boys and girls ages 9-15 and will last each day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $65 per week. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase. For more information or to register, log onto www.hooplabo.com.

HOOP LAB SUMMER TRAINING ACADEMY – NIGHT PROJECT: Seven different weeks are being offered at Carolina Day – June 13-17, June 20-24, June 27-July 1, July 11-15, July 18-22, July 25-29 and Aug. 1-5. Camp is open to male and female players ages 14-21 and will last each day from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $35. For more information or to register, log onto www.hooplabo.com.

HENDERSONVILLE BOYS CAMP: June 14-16 at Hendersonville HS. Camp is open to second through 12th grade players. The cost is $75 and includes a t-shirt. For more information, contact Bearcats coach Marvin Featherstone at mefeatherstone@hcpsnc.org.

PISGAH CAMP: June 15-17 at Pisgah HS. Camp is open to boys and girls in the first through eighth grade. The cost is $60 and there is a $10 discount for siblings. For more information or to register, contact Black Bears boys coach Casey Kruk atckruk@haywood.k12.nc.us or Black Bears girls coach Brandon Holloway atbhollowa@haywood.k12.nc.us.

ERWIN BOYS CAMP: June 20-22 at Erwin HS. Camp is open to boys in the first through the eighth grade. The cost is $30 in advance or $40 on the first day of camp. For more information or to register, contact Warriors coach David Rhoney at david.rhoney@bcsemail.org.

MITCHELL BOYS CAMP: June 20-22 at Mitchell HS. Camp is open to second through ninth grade players. The first day of camp starts at 8:30 a.m. and lasts until 12:30 p.m., the second and third days will last from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The cost is $40 and there is a $10 discount for siblings. For more information or to register, contact Mountaineers coach Daron Williams at dwilliams@mhslive.net.

REYNOLDS GIRLS CAMP: June 20-22 at Reynolds HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $45 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

ASHEVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY BOYS CAMP: June 20-23 at ACA. Camp is open to players in the second through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $80. Pre-registration is required and forms are available at http://www.acacademy.org. For more information, contact Torri Render at (828) 581-2202 or torri.render@acalion.org.

MOUNTAIN HERITAGE BOYS CAMP: June 20-23 at Mountain Heritage HS. Camp is open to first through eighth-grade players and will last each day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $50 and includes a t-shirt. There will be daily prizes and skill competitions. For more information or to register, contact Cougars coach Hank Newson at hnewson@yanceync.netor (828) 208-2755.

ROBERSON BOYS CAMP: June 20-23 at Roberson HS. Camp is open to players in the second through the ninth grade. There will be a morning session (8:30 a.m. to noon) and an afternoon session (1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.) offered as well as an all-day option (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). The cost for the morning or afternoon sessions is $65 and all-day camp is $140 including lunch. A t-shirt and insurance is included with all options. For more information, contact Rams coach Adam Ballard at adam.ballard@bcsemail.org,

ASHEVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY GIRLS CAMP: June 27-30 at ACA. Camp is open to players in the second through the eighth grade and will last each day from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $80. Pre-registration is required and forms are available at http://www.acacademy.org. For more information, contact Torri Render at (828) 581-2202 or torri.render@acalion.org.

CAROLINA FUNDAMENTALS CAMP: June 27-July 1 at Murphy HS. Camp is open to boys and girls ages 6-17 and will last each day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost is $165 and includes lunch and a t-shirt. Former UNC basketball standout J.R. Reid is once again heading up the camp. Campers may register online at www.hrbcjrreid.wordpress.com.

WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY BOYS CAMPS: June 29-31 (team camp) and June 27-29 (individual day camp) at Western Carolina University. The team camp is for high school players and the cost is $210 for overnight camp, including meals or $150 for commuters and includes lunch on the 20th. Teams may attend for one day at a cost of $240. The day camp is open to boys in the third through 12th grade. The cost is $225 or $200 for children of WCU employees. Registration forms are available to print out at http://www.catamountsports.com/camps/wcar-camps.html. For more information, contact Stephen McDonald at (828) 227-2562 or swmcdonald1@catamount.wcu.edu.

UNC ASHEVILLE GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMPS: June 23-24 (high intensity camp), June 24-25 (team camp) and June 27-30 (individual day camp) at UNCA. High intensity and team camps are open to high school players. The cost for high intensity camp is $143.25 and includes a t-shirt and June 25 lunch. There is also pricing for individual days.  The cost for team camp is $450 per team (five-game guarantee) or $270 per team (three-game guarantee) and includes a t-shirt for each coach and player. Day camp is open to girls ages 6-14. Full-day camp costs $270 and will last each day from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Half-day camp costs $135 and will last each day from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The price includes a t-shirt and camp ball. Registration is available online at http://abcsportscamps.com/ashevillewbb?&DB_OEM_ID=19200. For more information, contact Josh Petersen at (828) 251-6906 or jpeterse@unca.edu.

NORTH BUNCOMBE GIRLS CAMP: June 28-30 at North Buncombe HS. Camp is open to players in the first through eighth grade. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $50 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.buncombe.k12.nc.us/Domain/2308. For more information, contact Black Hawks coach Tami Ramsey at tami.ramsey@bcsemail.org.

ASHEVILLE HIGH CAMP: July 11-14 at Asheville HS. Camp is open to boys and girls ages 6-12. There are half-day and full-day options available. For more information, contact the Cougars at ashevillebball@gmail.com.

MADISON BOYS CAMP: July 25-28 at Madison HS. Camp is open to second through ninth-grade players and will last each day from 8 a.m. to noon. The cost is $55 and includes a t-shirt. For more information, contact Patriots coach Jonathan McDevitt  at mcdevittjonathan@gmail.commcdevittjonathan@gmail.com.

NIKE BASKETBALL CAMP: Aug. 1-5 at Asheville School. Camp is open to boys and girls ages 8-15. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is $295 and does not include lunch. Refreshments will be available for purchase. Group discounts are available. For more information, call 1-800-NIKE-CAMP.

CROSS COUNTRY 

ALL-AMERICAN CAMP: July 10-15, July 17-22 and July 24-29 at Christ School. Camp is open to boys and girls of all ages and headed up by N.C. State coach Rollie Geiger. The cost is $600 for overnight campers and $450 for day campers (meals are provided). There are team discounts. Online registration is available at http://www.crosscountrycamp.com. The deadline to register is July 1. For more information, send an e-mail to raleightrackclub@gmail.com or call (919) 332-6863.

FOOTBALL

MITCHELL CAMP: June 13 and 15, June 20 and 22 and June 27 and June 29 at Mitchell HS. Camp is open to second through eighth grade players and will last each day from noon to 2 p.m. The camp is free. More camp information is available by calling (828) 766-3400.

MURPHY CAMP: June 13-16 at Murphy HS. Camp is open to ages starting at 7 years old through the ninth grade. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The cost is $45 and includes a t-shirt. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Murphy gym on the first day. For more information, contact Bulldogs coach David Gentry at (828) 837-2279 or (828) 557-0870.

NORTH HENDERSON CAMP: June 13-16 at North Henderson HS. Camp is open to players in the third through the eighth grade. Camp will last each day from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. For more information or to register, contact Knights coach Justin Clark at jyclark@hcpsnc.org.

WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY CAMPS: June 17-18 (Hawg camp), June 24 (One-day elite camp) and June 25 (One-day elite camp) at WCU). The hawg camp is open to first through 12 grade players who are linemen, fullbacks or right ends. The cost is $200 and there are overnight and day options with meal plans for each. There are discounts for teams who register five or more campers. Registration is available online at http://www.loffootballcamp.com/index.cfm. The one-day elite camps are for high school players at all positions will last from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. (June 24) and 9 a.m. to noon (June 25). The cost is $40 and includes a t-shirt and meal. For more information, contact Catamounts assistant coach John Holt at (828) 227-2037 or jnholt@email.wcu.edu.

CHRIST SCHOOL SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT CAMP: July 5-8 at Christ School. Camp is open to boys ages 12-15. The cost is $200 for day camp and $250 for overnight camp. Online registration is available by logging onto https://www.christschool.org/page.cfm?p=873. For more information, contact Greenies coach Mark Moroz at (336) 608-7758 or mmoroz@christschool.org.

REYNOLDS CAMP: July 11-13 at Reynolds HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The cost is $45 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

LACROSSE

REVOLUTION LACROSSE CAMP: July 5-9 at Christ School. Camp is open to players ages 9-17. The cost is $395 for day camp and $465 for overnight camp. Team discounts are available. Online registration is available at http://www.revolutionlaxcamp.com/NCSummerLacrosseCamp/reservations. For more information, contact Christ School coach Jeff Miles at laxcamp@christschool.org or (828) 684-6232 ext. 107.

SOCCER

ABYSA FUNDAMENTALS CAMPS: The Asheville-Buncombe Youth Soccer Association is offering eight weeks of camp for ages 5-14 this summer. Half-day camp for 5 and 6 year olds lasts from 9 a.m. to noon and full-day camp for ages 7-14 lasts each day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Early bird dropoff and lunch options are available. Online registration is available at www.abysa.org or by contacting the camp director at (828) 299-7277 (ext. 304).

ABYSA/HFC TRYOUTS: Tryouts and placement evaluations for the Highland Football Club Academy, Challenge and Classic programs will be held from mid-May to early June at sites in Asheville and Hendersonville. Programs are open to boys and girls born from 1998 to 2008. For more information, log onto the Asheville Buncombe Youth Soccer Association’s website (www.abysa.org) or send an e-mail to Jason@abysa.org.

CAROLINA MOUNTAINS SOCCER CLUB CAMPS, TRYOUTS AND ACADEMY EVALUATIONS: Haywood County club offers junior academy, academy and classic level options for boys and girls ages 5-1 Online registration for evaluations and tryouts is available at http://www.cmsoccerclub.org/Default.aspx?tabid=865769. Information regarding summer camps can be found at http://www.cmsoccerclub.org/Default.aspx?tabid=865780. CSMC is an international partner of Scotland’s Celtic Soccer Academy. For more information, log onto www.cmsoccerclub.org.

MITCHELL BOYS CAMP: June 15-17 at Mitchell HS.  The first day of camp (from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.) and final day of camp (from 9 a.m. to noon) is open only to middle school and high school players. Third through 12th grade players may attend the second day (from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.). The cost is $40. More camp information is available by calling (828) 766-3400.

UNC ASHEVILLE GIRLS CAMPS: June 18 (college I.D. camp), June 20-24 (Jr. premier academy), July 11-15 (indoor technical skills), July 16 (college I.D. camp), July 18-12 (day camp) at Asheville. The 4-on-4 tournament and skills is open to girls ages 6-14. Camp will last from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the cost is $40. Each of the two college I.D. camps are open to high school players and will last from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The cost is $125. The technical skills camp is open to girls 6-14 and will last from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $175. Day camp is open to girls ages 6-14 and will last from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost is $225. For more information or to register online, log onto http://jscachet.wix.com/michelledemkosoccer.

MURPHY CAMP: June 27-29 at field behind the Lowes in Murphy. Camp is open to boys and girls ages 5-13 and will last each day from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The cost is $40 if campers register by June 18. Registration forms are available at the Cherokee County Schools website. For more information, contact Bulldogs coach Kim Brownlee at (828) 361-7989 or kim.brownlee@cherokee.k12.nc.us.

ASHEVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CAMP: July 11-14 at ACA. Camp is open to boys and girls in the third through the eighth grade and will last each day from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The cost is $80. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, contact Torri Render at (828) 581-2202 or torri.render@acalion.org.

ROBERSON CAMP: July 11-14 at Roberson HS. Two age-group options are available – camp for boys and girls in kindergarten through sixth grade will last each day from 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and camp for boys and girls in seventh through the 12th grade will last each day from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. The cost is $60 and includes insurance and a t-shirt. For more information or to register, contact Roberson assistant coach Josh Martin at joshua.martin@bcsemail.org.

MITCHELL GIRLS CAMP: July 12-14 at Mitchell HS. Camp is open to second through 12th grade players and will last each day from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The cost is $25. More camp information is available by calling (828) 766-3400.

REYNOLDS CAMP: Aug. 1-4 at Reynolds HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $45 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

UNC ASHEVILLE BOYS HIGH SCHOOL CAMP: Aug. 6 at UNCA. Camp is open to players in the ninth grade and up and will last each day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $140 and includes lunch. Online registration is available at http://menssoccer.uncasportsacademy.com. For more information, contact Mick Gorodano at mgiordan@unca.edu.

SOFTBALL

PISGAH CAMP: June 7-9 at Pisgah HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the ninth grade and will last each day from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The cost is $50. For more information, contact Black Bears coach Heidi Morgan at (828) 646-3440 or hemorgan@haywood.k12.nc.us

BREVARD COLLEGE SKILLS CAMP: June 13-14 at Brevard College. Camp is open to two age groups (fifth and sixth grade players) and (seventh and eighth grade players). Registration will be limited to 30 spots in each. Camp will last each day from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the cost is $50. For more information or to register, contact Tornadoes coach Bob Lowe at lowerd@brevard.edu or (815) 289-9153.

BREVARD COLLEGE SKILLS/EXPOSURE CAMP: June 15 at Brevard College. Camp is open to high school players and registration will be limited to 30 spots. Camp begins at 7:30 a.m. and ends with a question-and-answer session at 3 p.m. The cost is $80.  For more information or to register, contact Tornadoes coach Bob Lowe at lowerd@brevard.edu or (815) 289-9153.

DIAMOND MINE CAMP: June 13-16 at Diamond Mine training center. Camp is open to players ages 7-12 and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $125. For more information, log onto www.thediamondmine.com or contact Diamond Mine co-owner J.D. Chaplain at (828) 989-8937.

PAT JAMES SUMMER BASEBALL/SOFTBALL SCHOOL: June 13-17 at Fletcher Recreation Park. Camp will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $175 and includes lunch. Registration forms are available online at http://www.patjamesbaseballschool.com. For more information, call (828) 691-1250.

ROBERSON CAMP: June 20-23 at Roberson HS. Camp is open to players in the first through the ninth grade and lasts each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $65 and includes t-shirt and insurance. For more information or to register, contact Rams coach Ryan Klinger at Thomas.klinger@bcsemail.org.

TWN FUTURE STARS CAMP: June 20-23 at Konahetta Park Field 2 in Murphy. Camp is open to players ages 7-17. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $50 and includes a t-shirt. For more information or to register, contact Thomas Nelson at twnelson11@gmail.com.

TENNIS

ASHEVILLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION SUMMER CLINICS: Eight-week program for ages 5-13 begins the week of June 6. There are 10 different sessions being offered at various locations at a cost of $20 to $40. Rackets are also available for purchase. For more information or to register, log onto www.avltennis.com.

REYNOLDS CAMP: July 11-14 at Reynolds HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $60 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

VOLLEYBALL

MITCHELL CAMP: June 16-17 at MItchell HS. Camp is open to players in the fifth through 12th grade and will last each day from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The cost is $40 and sibling discounts are available. More camp information is available by calling (828) 766-3400.

REYNOLDS CAMP: June 25-28 at Reynolds HS. Camp is open to players in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $60 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

ROBERSON CAMP: June 25-28 at Roberson HS. Camp is open to players in the first through ninth grade and will last each day from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The cost is $65. For more information or to register, contact Rams coach Michelle Wagaman at michelle.cadavid@bcsemail.org.

ERWIN CAMP: July 11-13 at Erwin HS. Camp is open to boys and girls in the fourth through the ninth grade. Camp will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon and the cost is $50. For more information or to register, contact Rachel Miller at rachel.wells@bcsemail.org.

WEST HENDERSON CAMP: July 11-13 at West Henderson HS. Camp is open to girls in kindergarten through the ninth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $65 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available in the main office. Parents are asked to either RSVP by July 10 by sending an e-mail to tiffanylowrance@me.com or arrive 30 minutes early for the first day of camp to register. For more information, contact Falcons coach Tiffany Lowrance at (828) 458-1895.

UNC ASHEVILLE CAMPS: July 28-20 and Aug. 1-3 at UNCA. Camp is open to girls ages 10-18. Full-day camp lasts each day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the cost is $315. Overnight camp lasts from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the cost is $450. Online registration is available at http://volleyball.uncasportsacademy.com/?DB_OEM_ID=19200. For more information, contact Frederico Santos at (828) 232-5659 or fsantos@unca.edu.

ASHEVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CAMP: Aug. 1-4 at ACA. Camp is open to girls in the third through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $80. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, contact Torri Render at (828) 581-2202 or torri.render@acalion.org.

WRESTLING

MITCHELL CAMP OF CHAMPS: June 13-15 at Mitchell HS. Camp is open to wrestlers in kindergarten through the 12th grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is $30 for Mitchell wrestlers and $50 for others. Sibling and team discounts are available. Clinicians will include former Enka state champion Kacee Hutchinson, N.C. State assistant coach Adam Hall, King (Va.) wrestler Breonnah Neal and former Mitchell wrestlers. For more information, contact Mountaineers coach Ed Duncan at eduncan@mhslive.net.

REYNOLDS CAMP: June 27-30 at Reynolds HS (auxiliary gym). Camp is open to wrestlers in kindergarten through the eighth grade and will last each day from 9 a.m. to noon. The cost is $60 and includes a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at http://www.acreynoldsathletics.org/main/filesLinks.

ENKA CAMP: June 27 to July 1 at Enka HS. Camp is open to all ages and there are half-day and full-day options. A morning snack will be provided for all campers and lunch will be provided for full-day campers only. For more information or to register, contact Jets coach Mark Harris at (828) 231-7933 or mark.harris@bcsemail.org.

NORTH BUNCOMBE SUMMER CLINIC: June 29-July 1 at North Buncombe HS. The clinic is open to wrestlers in the fourth through 12th grade and will last each day from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. The cost is $90 and includes a t-shirt. Pizza and snacks will be available for purchase. Clinicians include Joe Kemmerer of Hammer Wrestling. For more information, contact Black Hawks coach Lance Robinson at Lance.Robinson@bcsemail.org.

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Enka sophomore second baseman Kloyee Anderson is the Mountain Athletic Conference Player of the Year for softball.

Here are the all-conference selections for Mountain Athletic Conference softball, as voted on by the coaches.

PITCHER OF THE YEAR: COURTNEY PEARSON- ENKA
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: KLOYEE ANDERSON- ENKA
COACH OF THE YEAR: JENNIFER KRUK- ENKA

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

MARIAH FOXWORTH- ENKA
BRITTANY FLETCHER- ENKA
ADDISON HARRIS- ENKA
PAYTON TRANTHAM- ENKA
DANIELLE HARRIS- ENKA
CLAIRE CROUT- ENKA
MIKKI SHELTON- MCDOWELL
ALY WOODY- MCDOWELL
HALEY GOWAN- MCDOWELL
MICHAELYN BINGHAM- MCDOWELL
LIANA ELLIOT- MCDOWELL
AMARON CRAIG- REYNOLDS
JOSIE HARRIS- REYNOLDS
CAMI MCLAUGHLIN- REYNOLDS
AVERI ARROWOOD- REYNOLDS
MAITLIN MOORE- REYNOLDS
SAM SCHMIDT- TC ROBERSON
CAITLIN HODGES- TC ROBERSON
CASSIDY ALLEN- NORTH BUNCOMBE
BETH DANIELS- NORTH BUNCOMBE
SHELBY NEIGHBORS- ERWIN
HANNAH GREGG- ERWIN
AMELIA GABRIEL- ASHEVILLE

HONORABLE MENTION

WHITNEY FLETCHER- ENKA
TAYLOR DUNCAN- ENKA
LANA CAMILLE- ASHEVILLE
CAROLINE PENLAND- ASHEVILLE
KENZIE DUNCAN- REYNOLDS
MADISON WOLFE- ERWIN
GRACIE MCCURRY- TC ROBERSON
DARIEN MCCURRY- TC ROBERSON
HALEY MORROW- TC ROBERSON
CAITLIN GRIFFIN- NORTH BUNCOMBE
KATLYN D’ALESSANDRO- NORTH BUNCOMBE
HANNAH SHELTON- MCDOWELL
PARKER BROWN- MCDOWELL

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Erwin’s C.J. Thompson, left.

Western North Carolina’s largest annual 7-on-7 football tournament is only five weeks away.

Erwin still has a few openings for the 12-team event which is July 12.

There is no charge to participate (teams are guaranteed at least four games) and spectators will be granted free admission as has been the case in the past.

Teams who wish to enter the tournament should contact Warriors athletic director/football coach Mike Sexton at michael.sexton@bcsemail.org.

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