Oak Grove defeated North Davidson 2-0 in a girls soccer match, with Katherine Lockamy and Victoria Lockamy scoring. Carmen DiFoggio made five saves, helping the Grizzlies maintain a strong conference record.
Key points
Oak Grove defeated North Davidson 2-0
Katherine Lockamy scored the first goal
Victoria Lockamy scored the second goal
Carmen DiFoggio made five saves
Oak Grove's record improved to 11-2-2
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MIDWAY – Oak Grove stopped rival North Davidson 2-0 in Piedmont Triad 5A/6A Conference girls soccer Monday at Oak Grove.
Katherine Lockamy scored off a corner kick by Victoria Lockamy in the opening minutes of the match. Victoria Lockamy extended the lead later in the half when her corner kick deflected in off the defense.
Carmen DiFoggio made five saves in goal for the Grizzlies (11-2-2 overall, 4-1 conference), who completed their first run through conference play just one game behind unbeaten Mount Tabor.
WESTCHESTER COUNTRY DAY, N. HILLS CHRISTIAN
HIGH POINT – Westchester Country Day won 3-1 against North Hills Christian in nonconference girls soccer Monday at Westchester.
Evans Elliott scored two goals for the Wildcats (4-7). Morgan Cargal also scored a goal off an assist by Lentel Dehouwer.
SOUTHWEST GUILFORD, RJ REYNOLDS
WINSTON-SALEM – Southwest Guilford narrowly lost 1-0 against state power RJ Reynolds in nonconference girls soccer Monday at Reynolds. The Cowgirls dipped to 7-6-1 overall.
HIGH POINT CHRISTIAN, CALDWELL
HIGH POINT – High Point Christian lost 7-0 against Caldwell in PTAC girls soccer Monday at Correll-Morris Field. The Cougars moved to 2-11 overall and 1-7 in the conference.
TRINITY, EAST DAVIDSON
THOMASVILLE – Trinity defeated East Davidson 2-0 in Central Carolina 3A Conference girls soccer Monday at Brown Middle.
The Bulldogs improved to 9-1-4 overall and 4-1-1 in the conference, while the Golden Eagles dipped to 7-7 and 1-5.
RAGSDALE, SOUTHERN GUILFORD
JAMESTOWN – Ragsdale rolled past Southern Guilford 9-0 in nonconference girls soccer Monday at Ragsdale.
Micah Moody scored four goals for the Tigers. Gabby Graham added three goals and an assist, while Bailey Glasgow had a goal and an assist. Holden Brewer scored one goal.
Jacquelyn Shaner added two assists, while Emerson Everhart, Peighton Hanson and Emma Hansen each had an assist. Mara Cothran and Marley Clark shared time in goal.
Ragsdale improved to 9-3 while the Storm dipped to 2-10-2.
WHEATMORE, THOMASVILLE
THOMASVILLE – Wheatmore beat Thomasville 9-0 in Central Carolina 3A Conference girls soccer Monday at Thomasville.
Jocelyn McDowell scored four goals to lead the Warriors, while Hallie Myer added two and Alexis Holifield had a goal and an assist. Kayla Rosenbaum and Emmie Messner each had a goal. Abby Stepp and Nora Partin each had an assist. Kinsley Davis made two saves in goal.
Wheatmore improved to 9-5 overall and 6-0 in the conference, while the Bulldogs moved to 2-12-1 and 0-6.
SOFTBALLTW ANDREWS, ATKINS
HIGH POINT – TW Andrews lost 20-4 against Atkins in PAC Seven 4A/5A softball Monday at Montlieu Academy of Technology. The Lady Raiders moved to 0-9 overall and 0-7 in the conference.
Q&A
What was the final score of the Oak Grove vs. North Davidson soccer match?
Oak Grove won the match against North Davidson with a score of 2-0.
Who scored the goals for Oak Grove in the match against North Davidson?
Katherine Lockamy and Victoria Lockamy scored the goals for Oak Grove.
How many saves did Carmen DiFoggio make in the game?
Carmen DiFoggio made five saves during the match.
What is Oak Grove's overall record after the match against North Davidson?
After the match, Oak Grove's overall record is 11-2-2.
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HIGH POINT CHRISTIAN, UWHARRIE CHARTER
ASHEBORO – High Point Christian raced past Uwharrie Charter 14-1 in five innings Monday in nonconference softball at Uwharrie.
Kerri Langfitt had three hits, including two doubles, and three RBIs for the Cougars (16-2). Allie Winfree, who doubled, and Blakely Bowman each had three hits and an RBI, while Hailey Allred had two hits, including a home run, and three RBIs. Chloe Overstreet and Landyn Smith each added a hit and two RBIs.
Paisley Dixon earned the pitching win, striking out two of three in one perfect inning. Bella Dill added two strikeouts while allowing just two hits and one walk in four innings.
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN, CHAPEL HILL
HIGH POINT – Wesleyan Christian lost 13-3 against Chapel Hill in nonconference softball Monday at Wesleyan's Sandy Ridge field.
Maris Morgan, Hope Gallagher and Carlyn McKinney, who tripled, each had a hit and an RBI for the Trojans (5-10). Ella Joyce chipped in an RBI. Morgan struck out four in 4 2/3 innings in the circle.
LACROSSE
SOUTHWEST GUILFORD GIRLS, DAVIE COUNTY
MOCKSVILLE – Southwest Guilford won 5-3 against Davie County in nonconference girls lacrosse Monday at Davie.
Rylee Wexler had four goals and an assist for the Cowgirls (6-8), while Alderman had a goal and three assists. Ashleigh Lyles made eight saves in goal.
BOYS GOLFAT GRANDOVER RESORT
GREENSBORO – Bishop McGuinness tied for second in Monday's Greater Triad 1A/2A Conference boys golf match at Grandover Resort.
South Stokes won with a team score of 159 – 12 shots ahead of the Villains at Chatham Central, each with a 171.
Jack Jack Freeman shot a 40, followed by Liam Wolschon (41), JJ Short (45) and Connor Neese (45).
AT HOLLY RIDGE GL
ARCHDALE – Ledford won Monday's PAC Seven 4A/5A boys golf match at Holly Ridge Golf Links.
The Panthers shot a team score of 158, followed by Central Davidson with a 173 and Randleman with a 179.
Luke Bumgarner was medalist with an even-par 36 to lead Ledford. Colton Slack added a 38, followed by Griffin Hawks with a 40 and Cyan Rumley with a 44.
Ezekiel Roberts (52), Advith Sudarsan (52) and Joey Dang (63) led TW Andrews, while Jacob Williams (49), Angel Leach (56) and Isai Villatoro (63) led High Point Central.
AT GILLESPIE PARK GC
GREENSBORO – Southwest Guilford was third and Ragsdale was fourth in Monday's Metro 6A/7A Conference boys golf match at Gillespie Park Golf Course.
Grimsley won with a team score of 153, trailed by Page (160), Southwest (173), Ragsdale (197) and Dudley (222).
Southwest got counting scores from Ryan Lovett (42), Aidan Gujrati (42), Jaxon Preston (43) and Troy Gesiler (46), while Ragsdale got counting scores from Liam Grant (46), Levi Golinski (49), Corbin Souther (52) and Landon Choate (50).
TRACKDAVIDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS
DENTON – Oak Grove's Hunter Creech won a trio of county titles to highlight Monday's Davidson County track and field championships at South Davidson.
Creech won the boys 400 (50.65), the boys 800 (2:01.36) and the boys 1600 (4:34.32). Emma Hadley added two titles, winning the girls discus (109-7.00) and the girls shot put (34-5.50).
Addison Riling (girls 800, 2:46.65), Nathan Varner (boys 100, 11.53), Luke Vannoy (boys 3200, 9:37.49), Markes Hardin (boys 110 hurdles, 15.16), Nathan Welborn (12-6.00), JMari Hand (boys discus, 136-9.00) and Daniel Honeycutt (boys shot put, 47-0.50), plus the boys 4x100 (44.50), boys 4x400 (3:38.05) and boys 4x800 (8:43.96) relays also won for the Grizzlies.
East Davidson's Ibelka Peralta (girls 300 hurdles, 52.51), LaMaiah Robinson (girls long jump, 16-1.00), Jessica Eddinger (girls triple jump, 31-4.00), Danica Vogley (girls pole vault, 9-0.00) and the girls 4x800 (11:40.63) and Thomasville's Cordell Moon (boys 300 hurdles, 41.13) won events.
Placing in events were: East's Natalie Nameth (second – girls 100 hurdles, 18.36), Shelby Woodrum (second – girls discus, 108-4.00; third – girls shot put, 30-7.25), Madyson York (third – girls 1600, 6:02.76; third – girls 3200, 12:57.74), McKenzie Moroni (third – girls triple jump, 31-0.50) and the boys 4x800 (second, 9:00.00);
Ledford's Izzy Smith (second – girls high jump, 4-8.00), Zion Douglas (third – girls 100 hurdles, 18.98), plus the girls 4x400 (second, 4:47.15), girls 4x100 (third, 55.29) and boys 4x400 (3:40.23);
Oak Grove's Elsa Helms (second – girls 1600, 5:59.61; second – girls 3200, 12:32.88), Cora Hadley (second – girls shot put, 32-5.50), Nathan Varner (second – boys 200, 23.40), Vannoy (second – boys 1600, 4:37.39), Mason Moore (second – boys 3200, 9:49.30), Hardin (second – boys 300 hurdles, 41.74), Marik Hairston (second – boys triple jump, 41-1.00), Hand (second – boys shot put, 46-11.50), Jessa Barnes (third – girls 400, 1:07.03), Cora Hadley (third – girls discus, 106-2.00), Jackson Hentz (third – boys 800, 2:08.73), Aiden Edwards (third – boys 1600, 4:37.45; third — boys 3200, 10:00.36), Toot Clay (third – boys high jump, 5-10.00), Jack Welborn (third – boys pole vault, 10-6.00), Logan Goyette (third – boys discus, 124.8.00), plus the boys 4x200 (second, 1:35.97), girls 4x200 (third, 1:55.93) and girls 4x800 (third, 12:09.09) relays;
Thomasville's Moon (second – boys 100, 11.57; second – boys 110 hurdles, 16.71).
HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL ADDS ANOTHER TRANSFER
HIGH POINT – High Point University has received another men's basketball transfer – Liam Campbell from Saint Mary's College.
Campbell is a 6-foot-4 guard from Meridian, Idaho. He spent two years at Saint Mary's – not playing as a freshman and using a redshirt year, then averaging 4.9 points and 1.8 rebounds in 14.5 minutes per game this year.
He joins a transfer class that includes guard CJ Brown from USF, guard Jason Rivera-Torres from Monmouth, forward Isaac Garrett from Oakland and forward Frankquon Sherman from Kennesaw State.
With the transfer portal closing Tuesday night, Rob Martin, Vincent Brady and Youssouf Singare have opted to enter the portal, while Cam'Ron Fletcher announced his intention to stay another year.
The Panthers went 31-5 overall – the most wins in program history – and 15-1 in the Big South Conference. They captured their third straight regular-season and second straight conference tournament titles
High Point upset fifth-seeded Wisconsin won in the first round of the NCAA Tournament for the program's first-ever tournament win.
PANTHERS TO HOST WASHINGTON STATE
HIGH POINT – High Point University men's basketball will host a Power 4 matchup in the Qubein Center for the first time.
The Panthers will welcome Washington State from the PAC-12 on Saturday, Nov. 7, during homecoming weekend.
This will be the second-ever home game against a Power Four team since becoming Division I – Wake Forest played in the Millis Center in 2011.
Washington State went 12-20 this season and 7-11 in the conference.
MULLIKIN EARNS LACROSSE HONOR
CHARLOTTE – For the second straight week, High Point University's Anna Mullikin has been named the Big South Conference Women's Lacrosse Freshman of the Week.
Mullikin recorded another seven draw controls against East Carolina, tying a career high. She scored two goals while setting a new career-high five points and three caused turnovers in the same game. Her three assists in the game also marked a new collegiate high.
