Mobile Home Sales in Boykin, SC

Show Name: San Jacinto Kennel Club Location: Humble, TX

Total Entry: 936 Best In Show Judge: Mrs. Judith A. Brown Show Photographer(s): Sara Nugent • Website: www.photosbysaranugent.com

Dog Reg: GCHG Kazuris All I Want For Christmas CGC TKN [Dog] Breed: Beagle 15 inch Handler: Michael Kurtzner Owner: S Sweetman & M & K Kurtzner Breeder: S Sweetman & M & K Kurtzner

Reserve Dog Reg: GCHB Cajun & Rainsways America Runs On Dunkin [Dog] Reserve Breed: Spaniel (Clumber) Reserve Handler: Ashlie Whitmore Reserve Owner: P Holman & M Cole

Sporting Judge’s Name: Kevin M. Flynn

Total Entry: 155 #1- Dog Reg: GCHB Cajun & Rainsways America Runs On Dunkin [Dog] Breed: Spaniel (Clumber) Handler: Ashlie Whitmore Owner: P Holman & M Cole #2- Dog Reg: GCH Ehrenvogel We Will Rock You [Dog] Breed: Pointer (German Shorthaired) Handler: Renee Lara Owner: R Lara, A Wilson & C Swensson #3- Dog Reg: GCH Shilohs Spirit of Broch Tuarach [Dog] Breed: Setter (Gordon) Handler: Megan Hof Owner: A Wheeland #4- Dog Reg: GCHS Drinking Until Dark Beekauz JH [Bitch] Breed: Spaniel (Boykin) Handler: Brian Livingston Owner: S Dan & K Kauzlarich

Hound Judge’s Name: Mrs. Judith A. Brown

Total Entry: 112 #1- Dog Reg: GCHG Kazuris All I Want For Christmas CGC TKN [Dog] Breed: Beagle 15 inch Handler: Michael Kurtzner Owner: S Sweetman & M & K Kurtzner Breeder: S Sweetman & M & K Kurtzner #2- Dog Reg: GCHP Starline Windborn Classique [Bitch] Breed: Whippet Handler: Lori Wilson-Paust Owner: J Zolezzi, L Wilson-Paust & J Truitt Breeder: L Lawrence & L Wilson-Paust #3- Dog Reg: GCHG Crown Jewel Princess Eugenia Of Majenkir [Bitch] Breed: Borzoi Handler: Alfonso Escobedo Owner: J Durdin Breeder: J Durdin #4- Dog Reg: GCHB Tamrick Harvest Moon Of Appalachia SC [Dog] Breed: Saluki Handler: Owner: R Brown

Working Judge’s Name: Ms. JoAnne M. Buehler

Total Entry: 154 #1- Dog Reg: GCH Eb The Relentless Pursuit Of Perfection [Dog] Breed: Great Dane Handler: Elyades Betancourt Owner: E & P Bustillo, R Pineiro & E Betancourt #2- Dog Reg: CH Corral West Love Shack [Bitch] Breed: Bullmastiff Handler: Dylan Kipp Keith Owner: A Hesser, S Toft Devore & S Maclennan Breeder: S Toft Devore, J Devore & S Maclennan #3- Dog Reg: CH Alcher Tmac Toil & Trouble V Gentry [Dog] Breed: Doberman Pinscher Handler: Dylan Kipp Keith Owner: J & R Keith, C Green & T Mackenzie Breeder: C Green, T MacKenzie & D Roman #4- Dog Reg: GCHG Chancellors Radioactive Thanos V Barste [Dog] Breed: Rottweiler Handler: Rich Mysliwiec Owner: B Thomas & E Piercy

Terrier Judge’s Name: Mr. Brian Bogart

Total Entry: 83 #1- Dog Reg: GCH Foxhaus Game On At Foxhollow [Dog] Breed: Wire Fox Terrier Handler: Samantha Carlson Owner: D Heaton, J Carlson & W & K Voss Breeder: A DiGiorgio #2- Dog Reg: CH Sherwood CK Dexter Haven [Dog] Breed: Airedale Terrier Handler: Alfonso Escobedo Owner: L & S Bryan #3- Dog Reg: GCHB Den-Mars Dressed To Party [Dog] Breed: Norwich Terrier Handler: Brenda Combs Owner: M Cato & S Bennett Breeder: Marie Cato #4- Dog Reg: GCH Bluefire Drive By [Dog] Breed: Cesky Terrier Handler: Owner: M & S Cuda, H Million & T Smith

Toy Judge’s Name: Dr. Gareth Morgan-Jones

Total Entry: 149 #1- Dog Reg: GCHP Ringo Star Ot Nevskogo Hobbita [Dog] Breed: English Toy Spaniel Bl & PC Handler: Christopher Keith Owner: P & R Caldwell Breeder: N E Sedykh #2- Dog Reg: GCHB Romighs Heartland Karma [Bitch] Breed: Havanese Handler: Christopher Keith Owner: P Romigh Breeder: S McCabe & P Romigh #3- Dog Reg: GCHG Timeless Now You See Me [Dog] Breed: Chihuahua (Long Coat) Handler: Lois Demers Owner: H & D Tatro Breeder: K & T Potts #4- Dog Reg: GCH Dreampaps Jean Zacharie With Blazen [Dog] Breed: Papillon Handler: Chase Waddell Owner: K Forbes III & S Hill Breeder: S Hill & K Forbes III

Non-Sporting Judge’s Name: Mr. Kenneth A. Buxton

Total Entry: 128 #1- Dog Reg: GCH Windrifts The Force Awakens [Dog] Breed: Keeshond Handler: Owner: A Boehringer & J Reed Breeder: A & C Boehringer #2- Dog Reg: GCHB Barnstorm One Chance Fancy By Dzine [Bitch] Breed: Tibetan Terrier Handler: Lois DeMers Owner: D Planche, P Bernardo, M DeMers & L Cook #3- Dog Reg: GCHB Asurebets Cheers To Onyx [Dog] Breed: Boston Terrier Handler: Alyssa Beutler Owner: R Fernandez, K Bogenholm & K Vixayo #4- Dog Reg: GCHS Lantanas Time To Talk At Bradmar [Dog] Breed: Tibetan Spaniel Handler: Terri Galle Owner: B Eymard, M Marler & G Krall Breeder: C Zieris & S Carroll

Herding Judge’s Name: Mrs. Donna J. Buxton

Total Entry: 155 #1- Dog Reg: GCHS Mika Take Me To The Top Liswyn At Legacy [Dog] Breed: Belgian Sheepdog Handler: Owner: C Ryder, K Sutton & L Leffingwell Breeder: K Sutton D.V.M. & L Leffingwell #2- Dog Reg: GCHG Stonebrook Never Say Never To Tramperus [Bitch] Breed: Polish Lowland Sheepdog Handler: Lisa Bettis Owner: M Hirata & M Korzeniowska Breeder: B Wilson, M Cabral, D Busby & B Lynch #3- Dog Reg: GCH Heatherfield Black Tie Affair [Dog] Breed: Collie (Rough) Handler: Brian Livingston Owner: H Luster Breeder: H & R Luster #4- Dog Reg: GCHP XIV Karat Come Hell Or High Water [Dog] Breed: Cardigan Welsh Corgi Handler: Sherri Hurst Owner: P McCoy & S Hurst Breeder: S Hurst

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CONWAY — To say that Coastal Carolina’s Lance Boykin has caught the attention of the East-West Shrine Bowl would be an understatement.

On Nov. 8, CCU cornerback Lance Boykin was invited to the 98th East-West Shrine Bowl, and on Nov. 14, Boykin was named the Shrine Bowl’s Breakout Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in the Chanticleers’ win over Southern Miss on Nov. 12.

Boykin accepted the invitation to play in the 2023 East-West Shrine Bowl on Nov. 21. The game will be held on Feb. 2, 2023 in Las Vegas and is the longest-running college all-star football game in the nation.

In CCU’s win over the Golden Eagles, Boykin tallied three tackles and four pass breakups, including two in the end zone. In five trips to the red zone, Southern Miss scored just two touchdowns and had to settle for three field goals.

This season, the co-captain is second on the team with 46 tackles. He is also tied for the team lead with two interceptions, both of which came in the home win over Gardner-Webb on Sept. 10, and has added 1.5 tackles-for-loss, 1.0 sack, one forced fumble and a team-high eight pass breakups this year.

Boykin, a transfer from Old Dominion, has recorded a career-high seven tackles in games against Buffalo, Louisiana-Monroe and Marshall this season. Boykin has also forced three turnovers, two picks and a forced fumble, in 2022.

In his two seasons donning teal, the High Point, N.C., native has recorded 70 tackles, 4.0 of them for loss, 2.0 sacks, three picks, eight PBUs and forced one fumble.

GEORGETOWN — Georgetown High School boys basketball head coach Eric Sparkman resigned Feb. 27 after three seasons at the helm.

Sparkman posted a 14-40 record from 2021-23 in his three years as head coach, and prior to that, he was an assistant on Georgetown’s staff.

“I resigned to pursue my master’s of science degree n athletic leadership at Clemson University. There I will have the opportunity to intern for either the basketball or football program,” Sparkman said. “… I appreciate the opportunity to be a part of the Georgetown High School Bulldog family. I would like to thank you (GHS) for the experience to mentor and coach at Georgetown for the past three years. I’m honored to have been part of the development of the boys basketball program.”

Sparkman is the second Georgetown High varsity head coach to resign in the past few months. Forrmer head football coach and athletic director Jimmy Noonan stepped down on Nov. 5 after three years in both positions. Noonan went 2-25 in his three seasons as head football coach after coming over from Wando High School in 2020.

To replace Noonan, Georgetown hired Bradley Adams as both head football coach and athletic director on Jan. 17.

Adams previously has held both positions at Georgetown High School.

Adams is the winningest football coach in the history of the Bulldogs program, going 40-27 in six seasons from 2010-15 and taking Georgetown to the playoffs four times. Georgetown came within one win of making the AAA Lower State title in 2015.

Adams spent the last five seasons as the head football coach at Woodruff High School and the two seasons prior to that as the football head coach at Union County High School.

A new year brings two new members to Charleston County council, and they are sharing how they think the proposed expansion of 526 should be paid for.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A new year brings two new members to Charleston County council, and they are sharing how they think the proposed expansion of 526 should be paid for.

Joe Boykin and Larry Kobrovsky said they’re concerned about where the money for the proposed project would come from. The potential expansion is one of the projects they will have to vote on.

“I’m ready to get down to work to see how we can find the funding and financing to build that road,” Boykin said. “I believe it is a piece of the puzzle to improve traffic infrastructure in this part of Charleston County.”

The planned project has an estimated cost of more than $2 billion, and Boykin said he wants to complete it in phases.

“Phase one being West Ashley to Johns Island,” Boykin said. “I don’t—and it also gets into the issue of if we find the funding, how do we contract something this large out?”

Council voted last month to table spending $75 million to help pay for the remaining prep work.

“I understand the pain and misery of the people stuck in that traffic,” Kobrovsky said. “We have to look also what is feasible with the money we have.”

Kobrovsky said council needs to be mindful of how they spend the money once they do have it.

“You’re spending other people’s money,” he added. “You don’t want to tax people out of their homes too. I mean, I feel the churn when taxes come, and your property values go up.”

Boykin, however, said another deferral on what to do with the $75 million could be in play.

“Being a new member, I’d like more time for us to get in there and go through all this,” he said.

“If we spend that money, what comes next? There’s no guarantee that we’ll get any more money in it,” Kobrovsky said.

The 526 project is expected to be up for vote once again on Jan. 12.

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A 22-year-old assistant coach on a Virginia high school girls basketball team was fired for allegedly impersonating a 13-year-old player during a recent game.

According to WAVY-TV, Arlisha Boykins, the former assistant coach for Churchland High's junior varisty girls basketball team, is being accused of impersonating a player during a Jan. 21 game against Nansemond River.

Footage published by the outlet allegedly shows Boykins wearing a black No. 1 jersey belonging to a player who was out of town for a tournament. In the montage, Boykins appeared to block shots, complete layups and shoot free throws.

"Coaches always preach to the kids about integrity and those types of things, so I was just shocked," the father of the student who Boykins is accused of impersonating told WAVY-TV.

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"I just need an apology, you know, because I haven't yet received one from the overseer of the program," he added.

The student who was impersonated will no longer attend Churchland High, her father said.

In a statement, Portsmouth Public Schools confirmed to PEOPLE that Boykins is no longer employed by the school district, nor is the JV head coach.

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"Churchland's administration immediately investigated and then reached out to the Virginia High School League to report the investigation's findings," Portsmouth Public Schools said. "In addition, Churchland's administration held a parent and player meeting with both the junior varsity and varsity teams. In the meeting, the players from both teams expressed they did not want to continue this season. The teams' remaining opponents and officials have been notified."

According to Max Preps, Churchland won the game against Nansemond River 47-45.

The victory is now listed as a loss by forfeit.

CONWAY, S.C. (WMBF) - A pair of late interceptions by Lance Boykin and a late Grayson McCall touchdown pass lifted Coastal Carolina (2-0) past a back-and-forth battle with old Big South rival Gardner-Webb (1-1) on Saturday, 31-27.

Down 27-24 late, McCall led a 10-play, 84-yard drive capped off with a scoring pass to Jacob Jenkins that would put the Chants up with 6:25 to play.

Boykin’s first interception came on the next drive, but Coastal was forced to punt after getting down to the Gardner-Webb 40-yard line. Boykin was able to pick off quarterback Bailey Fisher again, allowing the Chants to run the clock out.

McCall finished the night with 308 yards passing and two other touchdown throws, both going to Tyson Mobley.

RUNNIN’ WILD

Coastal yielded 495 yards of total offense to Gardner-Webb and quarterback Bailey Fisher, who threw for 403 yards and a touchdown as he found open receivers early and often. He also ran in a pair of scores from short range.

SLOW START

The Chants and Runnin’ Bulldogs were locked in a defensive struggle early on, with the only scoring in the first quarter being a Coastal field goal.

Gardner-Webb was able to tie it up early in the second, but a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Coastal’s Matthew McDoom broke open the scoring.

The Chants recovered a Runnin’ Bulldog fumble on the next kickoff return, setting up a short drive capped off by McCall’s first touchdown throw to Mobley to put Coastal up by 14. Gardner-Webb would march down the field on a scoring drive that made it a 17-10 game heading into halftime.

MISCUES

The kickoff return fumble was one of three Gardner-Webb gave up on the night. Both teams also accounted for 17 total penalties.

McCall also threw a rare interception late in the first half that nearly led to a Gardner-Webb touchdown, but the Runnin’ Bulldogs were held deep in Coastal territory as time expired.

FUN BELT

Two of Coastal’s division foes picked up road wins against the AP Top 10 on Saturday. Appalachian State defeated No. 6 Texas A&M, 17-14 and Marshall topped No. 8 Notre Dame, 26-21.

The Chants will play both teams in back-to-back games, heading to Marshall on Oct. 29 and then hosting App State on Nov. 3.

MCDOOM MAKES HISTORY

McDoom’s kickoff return for a touchdown was the first for the Chants since 2016.

UP NEXT

The Chants wrap up a three-game homestand next Saturday against Buffalo.

Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.

Stay with WMBF News for updates.

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