North Brunswick High School - Scorpio Yearbook (Leland, NC)

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ESTABLISH DYNASTY SCORPION GIRLS DEFEND THREE STRAIGHT EAST WACCAMAW 2A CHAMPIONSHIPS The North Brunswick girls' softball team is Leland's ver- sion of a dynasty - winning three straight East Waccamaw 2A Conference championships, three post-season playoff berths, the 1980 state title and the 1981 state runnerup spot. Guided by North assistant principal William Hargrove, the Lady Scorpions compiled a 57-5 record over the past three seasons. It's a tribute to the girls for having won the school's first atheltic cham- pionship of any kind. After last season's near miss, the girls want another one. Three years ago, Hargroveis team went unbeaten in regular- season play en route to an even- tual 18-1 record. The only loss came to Cape Fear of Fayette- ville in the third round of the state playoffs. The 1980 season was a perfect one. An unbeaten bunch of Scorpion girls defeat- ed Bandyis twice in an after- noon doubleheader to win the state championship behind the pitching of Belinda Jacobs. Ja- cobs, who won 16 games that season, notched both wins against Bandys. It was a great day for North Brunswick High! Last season, the Scorpion girls advanced to the state finals and journeyed to Lexington where they came up one game short of a second state title in succes- sion. It was still a proud mo- ment and they represented the East Waccamaw Conference well. Leland has a fine girls' softball program and there is reason to believe that girls soft- ball will remain strong. Coach Hargrove's assistant, Mrs. Della Sloan, deserves much credit in North's recent success. The East Waccamaw Conference is becoming very competitive. 1981 NORTH CAROLINA 2A RUNNER-UPS ' - it zigi ellis.. We I ii f v

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is M .... . - E .gf up Al SCORPION CCACHES One of the more visible people on a high school campus are its coaches. Coaches are very special people to student-athletes because they often get close with their players. It's a special kind of rap- port or relationship. Coaches depend on players and players depend on coaches. That kind of shar- ing produces friendships which endure for life. Coaches work long hours for relatively low pay. But their rewards come through the association with the young men and women who play for them. Pictured on this page are four of North Brunswick's staff of coaches - Thomas Farrar CSouthern Mississippij, Bruce Pfeifer fUNC-Wil- mingtonl, Clyde Carroll CEast Carolinal, and Cliff Gibson fEast Tennessee Statel. Between these gentlemen is a wealth of coaching experience. If the proper talent becomes available, these men can lead the Scorpions to the top. fn-. .. 'as N . , , W ,sg -,Y -1 I .r--'. . Q. U L' , II 'L3 A '1:1, Akkk L o ,qs 'KL iii if ' ff ' 'P .H I, --' 55525 A . . s .C 1le .:.1i e . 1 . - - lsl - .25 .i V , 1-'l . ,Q- ,A 5--.. f . . i - A sig wb kk Qi xx l ssss. . as X ,gi W W ,N , Q, QE 'Hn-. W V .g..g ii 'Q' V ly, . fs g ssig 4'