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Congratulations Newtontailgate Grove SPECIAL 1380 Harnett-Dunn Highway$31.99 to All Our Athletes The Sampson Independent ALL COUNTY SPORTS Saturday-Sunday, June 26-27, 2021 1 Congratulations NEWTONTAILGATE GROVE SPECIAL 1380 Harnett-Dunn Highway$31.99 to all our athletes. 910.5943.2218 WARSAW 2669 NC | 910.293.2218 An Advertising Supplement of The Sampson Independent INCLUDES: 8 – Piece Chicken, 2 – Dozen Hushpuppies, 1 – Pt. Bar-B-Q, 1 – Pt. Potato Salad 1 – Pt. Coleslaw, 1 – Gallon Tea ASK ABOUT OUR COME SEE US! Daily Specials BAR-B-Q CHICKEN NEWTON GROVE Sampson Athletes1380 Harnett-Dunn Highway 910.594.0415 2 Pints of Brunswick Stew WARSAW CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL HOBBTON HIGH2669 SCHOOL NC-24 | 910.293.2218 only $8.99 Anna Perry Sinclair Alexis Reid Grade: 10 HARRELLS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Grade: 12 Sport: Soccer 2 Thighs & Fry Sport: Track and Field Positions: Center Midfield Albertonly Thornton$4.99 Positions: Discus and Shot-Put Grade: 11 What is your most memorable Sport: Baseball What is your most memorable game? When we beat Dixon this game? When I broke my personal Positions: Center Field www.scnbnc.com Anna Perry past season in the last 30 seconds to Alexis record by hitting a 29.3 at the meet Sinclair advance to the third round of the play- What is your most memorable Reid with Princeton and Rosewood. offs. game? Chasing down and catching Albert a deep fly ball at Rocky Mount Who do you most admire? My dad. Who do you most admire? My mom because she Thornton Academy in the playoffs. is truly the most selfless and kind-hearted person I What are your plans after High School? I plan know. She will give up anything to come watch me on attending Penn State Beaver to double major in play or get me to practice no matter how long the Who do you most admire? My Criminal Justice and Business Administration and drive. grandmother Ann Thornton for her amazing also play Division III Volleyball. spirit. What are your plans after High School? I plan What motivates you to play your best? My to attend a four-year university and major in sports What are your plans after High School? I mom, brother, and friends are what motivates me medicine with plans to play collegiate soccer. hope to attend NC State to obtain a degree in and always knowing that there are people rooting for Agriculture. me to succeed. What motivates you to play your best? Having __________________________________________________ my coaches and teammates always pushing me to What motivates you to play your best? My play at my highest level no matter the situation. At family motivates me to practice and play my very Amalia Aguilar the start of every game, my ultimate goal is to give best. They have shown me how to walk the walk Grade: 10 110% for 80 minutes for my coaches, teammates, and not just talk to the talk. Sport: Track myself. __________________________________________________ Positions: N/A __________________________________________________ Amber Jones Grade: 10 What is your most memorable Akiya Stywall Sport: Softball game? Conference. Grade: N/A Positions: First Base, Pitcher Amalia Sport: Track and Field Aguilar Who do you most admire? My Positions: N/A What is your most memorable mom. game? Our first playoff game **All-County Questionnaire not What are your plans after High School? Attend submitted** Amber against Faith Christian School was Jones memorable because we played our UNCW and get my bachelors in nursing. Akiya best had fun. Stywall What motivates you to play your best? My _____________________________________ Who do you most admire? My grandma parents motivate me to do my best. __________________________________________________ For more athletes, see CLINTON page 2 because she was a very strong woman and loved watching me practice pitching. For more athletes, see HOBBTON page 4 What are your plans after High School? Attend UNC and become a nurse. What motivates you to play your best? By the desire to get better every day and do the best for my teammates. __________________________________________________ LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL UNION HIGH SCHOOL For more athletes, see HARRELLS page 3 Ariyon Bell Autumn Weeks Grade: N/A Grade: 12 Sport: Track Sport: Softball Positions: N/A MIDWAY HIGH SCHOOL Positions: Third Base, Right Field What is your most memorable Annalise Register What is your most memorable game? My most memorable game was game? Senior night against Lakewood. when I made my first touchdown in Grade: 10 Ariyon 5th grade. Sport: Track and Field Autumn Bell Positions: High Jump, 4x4 Relay, Weeks Who do you most admire? Anyone 400M Dash that has a good work ethic and strives Who do you most admire? I admire to reach their goals. Russell Wilson. What is your most memorable What are your plans after High School? Attend What are your plans after High School? My Annalise game? The first meet that I did high jump. UNC and major in Exercise Science and travel the plans after High School is to get recruited to a Register world. college and become a Physician. Who do you most admire? Sarah What motivates you to play your best? God, my What motivates you to play your best? I get my Brown. motivation by thinking about getting recruited to a mom, and my teammates all give me the opportunity college. What are your plans after High School? Attend and motivation to play my best. __________________________________________________ a 4-year college. __________________________________________________ Brennyn Rouse Britt Burley What motivates you to play your best? My Grade: 9 Grade: 12 Sport: Softball family and my team. __________________________________________________ Sport: Baseball Positions: Catcher, Outfield Positions: Pitcher, First Base Caden Hodges What is your most memorable Grade: 12 What is your most memorable game? The Union game that last three Sport: Golf game? The North Duplin game at hours but after a couple long innings Positions: N/A home. It was the best we played all Brennyn we won. Britt Rouse Burley season as a team. **All-County Questionnaire not Who do you most admire? My submitted** Who do you most admire? My coaches for taking the time to work with me and my parents because they have always pushed me to play team. They truly believe in us and that’s all I could Caden Hodges my best. ask for from them. _____________________________________ What are your plans after High School? Going What are your plans after High School? I plan For more athletes, see MIDWAY page 6 to Campbell University and major in Trust and to go to college, hopefully for one of my sports and Wealth Management. major in psychology. What motivates you to play your best? The What motivates you to play your best? My amount of faith that my parents and coaches have in Coaches and Teammates. me. They always show how much they believe in me __________________________________________________ and I try not to disappoint them. For more athletes, see UNION page 8 __________________________________________________ For more athletes, see LAKEWOOD page 5 Stop by and shop our summer looks! Monday 10AM–5PM, Tuesday 10AM–5PM, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 10AM–5PM, Friday 10AM–5PM, Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed 910-592-6305 2 Saturday-Sunday, June 26-27, 2021 ALL COUNTY SPORTS The Sampson Independent Congratulations Athletes! Jasmine Jackson Clinton Grade: 12 Sport: Soccer From page 1 Positions: Center Back Alex Evans What is your most memorable Grade: 9 game? East Duplin my sophomore Sport: Baseball Jasmine year. I was thrown into the game Positions: Short Stop, Pitcher, Jackson without warning and it was the first Outfield got game I actually got to play in my high school career. What is your most memorable Alex game? Pitching my first full game Who do you most admire? I’ve admired a Evans against our rivals. lot of people in my life but the ones that have influenced me the most were the ones who shaped Who do you most admire? My me into being a better person on and off the field: parents. My parents. They have always been my biggest supporters and have supported me through all my What are your plans after High School? To ups and downs. Without them, I would not be the attend college and become a dentist. person I am today. The person I looked up to most when I was little was Adam Smith. When he used to What motivates you to play your best? My come over after a long day of life guarding to come dad and how the game keeps both the mental and play and make me a better soccer player. I remember physical in shape. telling myself I wanted to grow up and be as good as _______________________________________________ he is. If it wasn’t for them doing that I would’ve never had the experience to be on the best travel team Ally Sutter Dawson Smith coached by the greatest man, Chris Sutter. And a big Grade: 10 Grade: 9 thanks to Jeff Smith for giving me the best four years Sport: Soccer Sport: Baseball of my high school soccer career. Positions: Midfielder Positions: Catcher, Printer What are your plans after High School? Attend What is your most memorable What is your most memorable UNC-Wilmington to major in Elementary Education. game? Beating Croatan (a very strong game? When I tied the game with a Ally team) in the second round of the Dawson back-side double. What motivates you to play your best? Not Sutter playoffs and scoring the only goal to Smith wanting to let my teammates and coaches down. move us forward. Who do you most admire? My __________________________________________________ parents. Who do you most admire? Coach Adam Smith Johnathon Blackmon for his work ethic and his positive attitude and What are your plans after High School? To Grade: 11 knowledge about the game.
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