Caps win Cap Seven volleyball

Broughton clinched the Cap Seven 4-A girls volleyball championship on Tuesday night even though it did not play.

Wakefield's five-game win over Enloe wrapped up the title for the Caps, who finished 10-2 in the league.

Enloe and Wakefield were 9-3.

The league tournament began Thursday night. The semifinals and finals are Monday and Wednesday at Wake Forest-Rolesville.

CARY HALL: Cary recently inducted four people into its High School Sports Hall of Fame:

- Former wrestling coach John Sanderson, 1975 to 1981.

- Wendy Utley, a basketball, volleyball and track athlete in the early 1990s.

- John York, a three-sport athlete in the 1970s.

- Andy Zappia, who coached boys and girls tennis until 2008.

RAVENS HALL: Ravenscroft recently inducted three people into its Sports Hall of Fame:

- Liz Manera Goodmon, a tennis and softball standout.

- Jeremy Wilkins, a wrestler and football player.

- Ned Gonet, the school's athletic director and football coach.

STORY HONORED: Sam Story, a 39-year football coaching veteran, will be honored tonight at halftime of Burlington Williams' game against Southern Alamance.

Story retired on June 13 but leaves a legacy of coaches. Among his former players who are head coaches are Tommy Knotts (Charlotte Independence), Jimmy Teague (Reidsville), Tommy Norwood (Jamestown Ragsdale and Scott Frazier (Williams).

Nineteen others are assistant coaches in Alamance County.

CAROLINA TENNIS: Spring Creek defeated North Johnston 6-3 on Wednesday to win the Carolina 1-A girls tennis championship.