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GREENVILLE -- Mason Feole allowed one run over seven innings with six strikeouts, while Willy Yahn tallied a pair of hits helping Connecticut to a 5-1 win and an American Athletic Conference baseball series sweep over No. 16 East Carolina University on Sunday afternoon at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium.
With the win, the Huskies improve to 16-9 on the season and 3-0 in league play, while the Pirates dropped to 18-11 overall and 0-3 in conference action.
Feole (4-0) picked up the win scattering five hits over his seven frames surrendering one run (unearned) with a walk.

ELM CITY -- Listed are last Saturday's results from the Car Show First Points Race at County Line Raceway:

BUNN -- It may have been the final signing ceremony for David Howle during his illustrious career as Bunn High School's head football coach.
For that reason alone, it was a day to remember.
But add in the fact that two high-profile, captain-worthy Wildcats signed letters-of-intent, and it was even more special.

WILSON -- Wilson Fike's Bryson Boyette lit up the Willow Springs Country Club with a sterling 68 to earn medalist honors at the most recent Big East Conference boys golf match.
The 18-hole event was held Monday afternoon in Wilson, and Fike, thanks in part to Boyette's heroics, took first place in the team standings at 323.
Nash Central was second, followed by Northern Nash, Wilson Hunt and Southern Nash. Rocky Mount did not have enough competitors to qualify for the team statistics.

NASHVILLE -- The Town of Nashville's Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department held its Spring Sports Opening Day last Saturday.
Glover Park was bustling with excitement and anticipation.
Teams had been practicing for two weeks prior to Opening Day.
The day kicked off with an appearance by Muddy the Mudcat and an opening pitch to Muddy from Hank Raper, Town Manager.

Southern Nash's Olivia Lamm makes contact for the Ladybirds during last Wednesday's softball game against rival Bunn on the SNHS campus.

Southern Nash coach Scott Collie addresses his team near the pitcher's mound during last Wednesday's home softball meeting against non-league rival bunn.

Tyler Reid was the winning pitcher on the mound Monday for the Nash Central Trojans.

Muddy the Mudcat gives the ball to Alex Garris last Saturday as part of the Town of Nashville's Opening Day Festivities at Glover Park.

Coach Jason Edwards helps Carter Jenkins with his batting form during T-Ball action last Saturday as part of the Town of Nashville's Opening Day.

Nash Central Middle School's Skyler Walker delivers a fastball during her club's home softball victory Monday afternoon against the Parker Pirates.

Nash Central Middle School second baseman Carson King delivers a throw to first base as part of her team's home softball victory Monday against rival Parker.