Elks Hoop winners advance

 

Published on 12/28/2008

This year the Murrells Inlet Elks and Georgetown County Parks & Recreation stepped up the free throw competition by holding preliminary shoots in Andrews, Georgetown and Waccamaw. There were 73 participants that competed for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place slots at the finals held in Georgetown's Winyah Gym on Saturday Dec. 20. The competition was very close in all age groups for both the boys and girls.

The Under 8 age group is a local program that was introduced in 2007 to help encourage younger kids to start participating and training. The girls and boys shoot free throws on a eight-foot goal with a smaller ball. This year's participants received a certificate for participating in the local competition.

The first place winners will move on to the state competition Lugoff-Eldgin High School to compete against girls and boys from more than 15 area Elks Lodges on Feb. 21, 2009.

The following was the results of each age group:

Under 8 - 1st Deandre Martin Georgetown, 2nd Daniel Guy Pawleys Is, 3rd Tyler Kobylarz Pawleys Is.

8-9 Girls - 1st Areyon Logan Georgetown, 2nd Brianna Wright Georgetown, 3rd Brianna Carlton, Pawleys Island

8-9 Boys - 1st Shamar Davis Andrews, 2nd Rakeem Neville Georgetown, 3rd Rodney Nelson Andrews

10-11 - Girls 1st Shameika McCray Andrews, 2nd Dashawna McNair Georgetown, 3rd Fayta White Andrews

10-11 - Boys Darrion Graham Georgetown, 2nd Keenan Anderson Georgetown, 3rd Cavonte Gamble Georgetown

12-13 Girls - 1st Velvet Graham Georgetown, 2nd Sha'Tama Gilliard Georgetown, 3rd Ta"Quier Wilson Georgetown

12-13 Boys - 1st Xavier Reed Georgetown, 2nd Joshua Carlton Pawleys Island

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