Basketball
PCC Signee Scores 10 as East Tops West
(07/21/2010)
GREENSBORO—In front of 2,892 at the Greensboro Coliseum Monday night, Pitt Community College basketball signee Jerrel Williams and his East squad teammates topped the West team, 99-98, in the annual North Carolina East-West Men’s Basketball Game.
Williams, a 6-5, 183-pound forward out of Fike High School, was a perfect 3-for-3 from the floor and 4-for-6 from the free-throw line to finish with 10 points.
The East squad pulled ahead for good on a free throw from Rocky Mount’s TaShawn Mabry in the closing seconds after trailing for much of the game. In fact, the East was down 17 at 71-54 three minutes into the third quarter before turning things around.
Future Bulldog to Play in East-West Game
(07/19/2010)
Pitt Community College men's basketball signee Jerrel Williams will take the court in Greensboro tonight as part of the annual North Carolina East-West Men’s Basketball Game.
Williams , a 6-5, 183-pound forward out of Fike High School in Wilson, joins North Carolina signee Reggie Bullock (Kinston High) and eight other East squad standouts for tonight’s game, which tips off at 8:30 in the Greensboro Coliseum.
Williams, who will suit up for PCC starting this fall, was the Big East 3-A Conference Player of the Year as a senior at Fike in 2009-10.
This year’s East team will look to avenge last year’s 124-92 loss to the West squad when it takes the court this evening.
Basketball Signs Two Nash Central Bulldogs
(05/06/2010)
By Jessie H. Nunery
Rocky Mount Telegram
Dominique Holloway figured he’d be playing college athletics somewhere next season.
His teammate Terrance Copeland just wanted the same chance.
Both will end up side-by-side next season after the Nash Central basketball duo recently signed full scholarships to play for Pitt Community College.
Holloway, who at one point in his career played three sports for the Bulldogs (football, basketball, baseball), was a Telegram All-Area First-Team selection last season when the point guard averaged 18.5 points, 4.3 assists and 3.8 steals per game — his fourth year as a varsity member.
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