Dixon's Lanier is one smart Bulldog
Congratulations to Caleb Lanier who will be receiving a full-ride engineering scholarship to attend East Carolina University after he graduates Dixon with a 5.0 weighted grade point average showing his abilities both on and off the baseball diamond.
For more information, please read http://varsity.jdnews.com/sports/dixon-3179-bulldog-lanier.html
Dixon comes up short in state finals
After winning game 1 and losing game 2, the Dixon "Bulldogs" came up short to the West Wilkes "Blackhawks" in an extra innings heart breaking loss to of game 3 Saturday night of the North Carolina 1-A Baseball state championship by 7-6.
For more information, please visit http://varsity.jdnews.com/sports/margin-3191-0in-short.html
Dixon loses game 2 of best of 3 series
Dixon "Bulldogs" High School Baseball team is still one win away from the North Carolina 1-A State Championship after losing 14-10 to the West Wilkes "Blackhawks" today. This best of 3 championship will be decided tonight starting at 5:00 pm.
Visit http://www.jdnews.com/articles/loses-3190-jdnsports-best-series.html for more info.
The Dixon Bulldogs High School Men's Soccer teams will be holding bake sales around the area on Saturday, June 5, 2010 from 8:00 am - 1:00 pm. All proceeds will be applied toward Camp Registration for the 2010-2011 Dixon High School Men's Junior Varsity and Varsity Soccer Teams.
Scheduled locations and times:
According to the Top 15 1-A Boy's soccer teams as ranked by the North Carolina Soccer Coaches Association as of Monday, October 26, 2009, the Dixon Bulldogs are ranked #1 in the state. This is a move up from #2 last week in the same poll.
Dixon is scheduled with one upcoming games this week as East Carteret visits our Dixon Bulldogs Thursday, October 29, 2009 @ 6:00 pm. This will be senior night for our outstanding group of young men.
Come support your Dixon Bulldogs soccer team as they continue their winning tradition finishing the 2009 regular season and begin the playoffs!
Congratulations to all the Dixon High School coaches, faculty and students who have performed so admirably winning 6 of the possible 7 Fall sports 1-A Conference titles.
There is a very nice story on the Varsity pages of the Jacksonville Daily News at Dixon wins six conference titles this fall.
Spaghetti Benefit Dinner
Friday
Oct. 30th
4pm-7pm
ONLY $5.00
for
Spaghetti, Bread, Dessert and a drink
Tickets available anytime at DHS front office
or at the dinner
347-2958
Please feel free to stick around for the Bull Dogs football game too !!
Gooooooooooo Bull Dogs !!
According to the Top 15 1-A Boy's soccer teams as ranked by the North Carolina Soccer Coaches Association as of Sunday, October 4, 2009, the Dixon Bulldogs are ranked #3 in the state. This is a move up from #4 last week in the same poll.
Dixon is scheduled with two upcoming games this week with:
According to the Top 15 1-A Boy's soccer teams as ranked by the North Carolina Soccer Coaches Association as of Tuesday, September 29, 2009, the Dixon Bulldogs are ranked #4 in the state.
Dixon is scheduled with two upcoming home games this week with:
The Dixon Bulldogs soccer team defeated Southwest Stallions 5-4 in a hard fought match that required a game winning goal by senior Kris Cotter with less than 5 minutes to go in the second overtime.
These two front-runners for the Coastal Plains 1-A Conference title battled throughout regulation and overtime with the decision hanging in the balance all the while. This will surely be on the minds of both as they play again at Dixon High School October 19, 2009.
For more on the game check out the Jacksonville Daily News story Cotter's overtime goal lifts Dixon past Southwest.
On Saturday, October 3, 2009, the Dixon High School Men's Soccer Team will be holding a pancake breakfast fundraiser at the Andy's Restaurant in Sneads Ferry. Ticket donation is $5 which will be used to purchase much needed warm-ups for the team.
This year's Bulldogs has members that were on the 1A State Championship team and are looking to repeat.
Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Dixon High School office and/or from any of the team members of both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. Last minute tickets may be available at the door as well but, you are asked to purchase in advance as their is a rather limited seating.
Dixon High School Men's Soccer Fundraiser:
Location: Andy's Burgers Shakes and Fries
993 NC Highway 210
Sneads Ferry, NC 28460-9132
Phone: (910) 327-1555
Web: http://www.andysburgers.net
The Dixon Bulldogs Men's Soccer team showed they could outlast a strong Richland's team Monday evening as Dixon won their season opener 5-1 at home.
Tied 1-1 at halftime, the Bulldogs wasted no time scoring shortly after the 2 minute mark in the second and never looking back.
For more about the game check out the Seniors lead Bulldogs past Wildcats article in the Jacksonville Daily News.
Congratulations to the Dixon Bulldogs U14 Boys soccer team for an undefeated regular season and their second round win over Jacksonville to advance to the championship game.
Next stop for the Bulldogs will be the Eastern Carolina Soccer Association championship game at the Dixon Middle School on Saturday, April 25, 2009 at 10:00 am against Havelock. Come show your support for the Dixon Bulldogs as they continue their winning season.
Raleigh:
To capture the 1-A North Carolina State Men's Soccer Championship, the Dixon Bulldogs scored three second-half goals to rally from a 1-0 halftime deficit and defeat Polk County 3-1.
With Polk County grabbing a 1-0 advantage in the game’s first 10 minutes on a goal (Russell Kooistra), the Bulldogs retaliated with 2 of their own in a span of 3:35 early in the second half and then put it away with a goal with 4:25 to play. Cory Bowman of the Bulldogs tied the score at the 44:07 mark, and then freshman midfielder Cameron Pitz scored at 47:42 to give Dixon the lead for good. A goal by the speedy sophomore forward James Hansley late in the contest put it away for Dixon. Dixon played most of the game without its leading scorer, Sean Oliveira, who suffered a head injury and was unable to continue. Dixon’s balance and depth made the difference in the contest, especially in the second half. Dixon senior forward Justin Oliver, was voted the Most Valuable Player in the Championship. The Bulldogs earned their first NCHSAA men’s soccer championship in a rematch of the 2003 title game in which Polk beat the Bulldogs 2-1. Dixon ended the season with a record of 14-5-2 after being 4-4-2 at one point.
If you see coach Kevin Hicks, assistant coach Brown or any of the players, let them know that Sneads Ferry supports the Dixon Bulldogs and we are all so proud of them!
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