Greenville CC swim team defeats Bowling Green
The Greenville Country Club swim team beat Bowling Green
435-185 June 7 in Greenville. Members of the swim team are, Madison
Browning, Allie Browning, Cate Eaves, Taylor Robards, Rachel Payton,
Molly McAbee Grace Harkins, Emile Eaves, Maddie Vincent, Summer Sparks,
Shannon Becklehimer, Abbie Horn, McCarly Cook, Aliah Fueller, Ann Taylor
Sparks, Sydnie Driskill, Sarah Payton, Victoria Mohon, Lauren Vincent,
Taylor Cook, Sarah Gabbard, Anna Clayton, Catie Whitler, Ramsey Carpenter,
Catherine Schmidt, Lauren Eaves, Claire Kelly, C.J. Sparks, Ben Hardison,
Eli Travis, Graham Sparks, Quinten Travis, Will Broady, Foster Desmond,
Axton Horn, Ryan McAbee, Dillon Adcock, Zach Tarter, Ty Broady, Kaleb
Moore, Johnnie Bilbro, Ben Clayton and Brad Bilbro. Absent from photo,
Raeanne Spears, Rebecka Flener, Robbie Spears, Hunter Stiles and Harper
Stiles. (Leader-News Photo/Paul Moore)
Ty Broady of the Greenville County Club swim team competes in
breaststroke competition June 7 in Greenville. Greenville defeated Bowling
Green 435-185. (Leader-News Photo/Paul Moore)
East impressive in Brewco debut
LEBANON, TN. – Every long journey begins with a first
step. For 22-year old Bobby East, his NASCAR Busch Series journey with
Brewco Motorsports began with his first step, the Federated Auto Parts
300 at the Nashville Superspeedway on Saturday evening, July 9th. The
former USAC Champion made an impressive debut with the Central City, Kentucky-based
team as he qualified 22nd and finished 24th. However, the starting and
finishing numbers are not the entire story of this young competitor’s
debut.
“Bobby (East) did a great job this weekend,”
Crew Chief Stewart Cooper commented after the race. “He did what he needed
to do, run all the laps and gain as much experience in these Busch cars
that he could. Bobby gave great feedback on what the car was doing all
weekend. He didn’t overdrive or push the limits of himself or the car.”
