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Davie softball camp June 23-26
The Davie softball camp will run June 23-26 at the high school. Grades K-4 will go June 23-24 from 8:30-11:30 a.m., while the camp for grades 5-8 will be June 25-26 from 8:30-11:30 a.m. The cost is $60 per child. Register by June 2 to ensure T-shirt size. Walk-up registration will be available.
Sink, Pisciotta, James earn POY awards
Davie senior Jaden Sink not only won CPC Defensive Player of the Year, she was named all-state for the second year in a row by the North Carolina Coaches Association.
Two junior teammates, Lanna Robinson and Aubrie Pulaski, were voted onto the all-CPC team.
Junior Jack Pisciotta of Davie boys lacrosse earned offensive player of the year in the CPC. Making all-conference from Davie were seniors Ty Carter and Will Hedrick; junior Cas Moore; sophomores Elijah Chaffin and Evan Helms; and freshman Henry Hines.
Davie senior Lyndsay Davis and sophomore Kayden Richardson made all-conference in girls lacrosse.
Davie junior golfer Braxton Hunter finished 10th in the CPC to make all-conference.
Davie had three players of the year in spring sports, including senior Coy James in baseball. Seniors Hunter Potts and Drew Krause made all-conference from Davie.
Making all-conference from Davie softball were seniors Riley Potts, Raelyn Lankford and Carleigh Croom; junior Jadyn Davis; and sophomore Addie Brown.
In tennis, Davie seniors Grayson Busse, Zach Hill and Barrett Taylor and freshman Luke Cranfill made all-conference.
Chaffin attends Clemson football camp
Elijah Chaffin was among 500-plus players who attended the Dabo Swinney High School Football Camp at Clemson last week.
Sam Walters wrote of the rising Davie junior who has scholarship offers from Appalachian State and Marshall: “(Chaffin was) showing off his powerful speed and agility and sneaky-good strength. Chaffin is a hidden gem that is soon to be shown and discovered as he continues to put in work. It is already evident, however, that he has the skills to be something great.”
Junior Legion falls to 0-3
Mocksville’s Junior Legion baseball team stumbled to 0-3 last week, losing 9-7 at Mt. Airy and 12-0 at Kannapolis.
Against Mt. Airy, Mocksville fell behind 7-2 and 9-4 before making things interesting with a three-run sixth that cut the defeicit to 9-7. Unfortunately, Mocksville fell short on a day when it was even with the winning side in hits, 9-9.
Jason Riddle paced the attack by going 3 for 5. Ben Bost and Britt Sink were both 2-3 with a walk. Sink reached base four times, and Wade Hefner went 2-4, scored two runs and reached base three times.
Of the three Mocksville pitchers, the one effective hurler was Hefner, who worked two scoreless innings in relief with no walks and three strikeouts.
Mocksville fell hard at Kannapolis, getting outhit 9-3 and allowing five runs in the second, six in the third and heading home after four and a half innings. Sink, Riddle and Gabe McMurray all went 1 for 2. McMurray was a bright spot as he threw 1.2 relief innings without allowing a run and fanning four.