High school sports: Football and softball start with a bang – Salisbury Post

From cooperation reports

Salisbury-Salisbury's girls' football team scored a 3-2 victory against East Rowan in the non-conference game on Monday.

East led 1-0 and 2: 1 over the gates of Kailin Bomley and Lelu Hill.

In half with 2: 1 the hornets celebrated a comeback and excluded the Mustangs in the second half.

Salisbury scored goals from Maddie Crabb, Stephany Quintero and Senior Captain Addie Griffith.

Griffith had the game winner. The newcomer Anna Kate Goodman fought through illness to do the last two goals.

Salisbury had an excellent game by Senior Danna Nunez Sanchez (who returned to the team after the last game in her second year) and Lola Koontz, who joined the role of the defender for the Hornets.

“We had a comparatively small team last year,” said Salisbury head coach Matt Parrish. “We have lost a third of this team through the end and the players who were transferred. As a result, we had a lot of inexperience in the field tonight. Combine this with three weeks of bad weather and a total of around five exercises, and we had a match that was more than dexterity and precision back to courage and heart. Both teams worked hard. We have girls who still take part in basketball. We had girls who were under the weather and beaten. I was proud of our girls that we put on this last effort and insured the result. “”

Salisbury will play in Gray Stone on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.

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China Grove – Salisbury and East Rowan are not organized in the Rowan Cup competition from Carson.

Carson, with the fourth seed, rolled 9-0 against the fifth seed North Rowan on Monday to reach the semi -finals on Tuesday.

Caylee Miracco had a hat trick to run the Cougars. Jasmin Escobar-Leiva and Allie Martin each scored two goals. Lexlyth Sotelo and Giselle Perez Alavarez had one goal per piece.

In the semifinals on Tuesday, South Rowan plays at 5:30 p.m. West Rowan at 7 p.m. Al Brown.

HS football

The quarterback/linebacker from North Rowan, Jeremiah Alford, announced an obligation to Catawba.

The Salisbury Edge Rusher Keia Matthews announced an offer from the Greensboro College.

HS softball

Salisbury-Allie Peeler and Ashley Yang beat 22: 7 in the parking homers in a three-in-end game.

The Hornets scored nine in the first, seven in the second, six in the third.

Peeler turned a 4-4-3-4 box score, while Yang also achieved four times.

Addie Myers had three goals. Tijah Sims had two.

Myers, Layla Miller and Teashia Ellis each achieved three runs.

Yang was the winning jug.

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Tyro-South Rowan won 4-2 at West Davidson in the first game for the new head coach Shane Stewart.

A fifth with three runs proved crucial for the Raiders.

Remi Haggerty threw a complete game and distributed seven goals.

Cressley Patterson drove in two runs.

Leisha Carter had two goals and drove in one run. Carter and Danica War had doubles.

Carlie Moretz scored for the green dragons.

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Statesville-Carson destroyed Statesville in a non-conference game with 16: 1, which lasted three innings.

The Cougars scored nine runs in the first inning, scored 10 goals and benefited from nine walks and eight Hbps.

Madison Clark was the winning mug and drove in two runs.

Freshman Leah Troutman went 3: 3 and knocked two.

Clark, Emma Woodrief and Abigail Harrelson each achieved two runs.

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Mount Ulla – Jimmy Greene Rowan will be the head coach of the region 4 in the State Games.

The State Games will take place on June 24th to 25th in the UNC Greensboro.