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Former Salisbury basketball standout Cameron Stout dies at 20
ROWAN COUNTY — Cameron Stout was one of the best players to ever set foot on Salisbury High School’s basketball court, finishing 13th in scoring all-time by the time he graduated. That excellence did not stop when he stepped foot off of the court, however. Stout died on Sunday in a late-night car crash just outside […] The post Former Salisbury basketball standout Cameron Stout dies at 20 appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Vihuelas de Nashville Come Up Just Short in Series Finale
NASHVILLE – Finding themselves in a familiar hole, the Vihuelas de Nashville (27-24) rallied but failed to come up with a game-tying or go-ahead hit in the ninth, falling 4-3 to the Charlotte Knights (20-30) on Sunday afternoon at First Horizon Park. Charlotte avoids the sweep by taking the final game of the six-game set.
Corey Heim shows immense maturity at Charlotte, despite loss, disqualification
For a 21-year-old, Corey Heim is mature as they come, especially behind the wheel of a racecar. The Marietta, Georgia, native didn't win Friday's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Charlotte — he finished last after being disqualified in post-race inspection — but the way he handled the race itself was a thing of beauty. Here is the rule that shows three missing or loose lug nuts is a DQ. Heim was DQ’d from truck race tonight. pic.twitter.com/g3CD2L9nfV— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) May 25, 2024 Heim qualified second on Friday, starting alongside his TRICON Garage teammate, Tanner Gray. It didn't take long for Heim...
First-ever Meck Mile sees Charlotteans get their steps in during a busy weekend
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Avid runners and casual joggers were out in force Saturday at the first-ever Meck Mile in Charlotte. The event, organized by the Charlotte Sports Foundation and presented by Albemarle, allowed participants to run or walk at their own pace along a course outside of American Legion Memorial Stadium. There were different heats by skill level, including for professional runners.
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