Tickets are still available for the annual Chapel Hill High-Lincoln High Hall of Fame induction ceremony and dinner, which begins at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Chapel Hill High cafeteria.

This year’s inductees include: Glenn Blackburn (football); Jared Campbell (wrestling); Charles Farrington (football); Eugene Hines (football); James Jamerson (swimming); Caleb Kimbrough (basketball); and Coach Nick Walker (tennis).

Dinner tickets are $25 per person and are available at CHHS. For more information, phone 919-929-2106, ext. 2108.

Girls ready to run spring 5K

Girls on the Run of the Triangle will hold its Spring 5K on April 14, starting from the American Tobacco Campus in Durham. This year will mark the 10th anniversary of a family-friendly race that aims to promote healthy lifestyles. The celebration will include a post-race family festival for all ages featuring a Kids Zone, interactive playgrounds, food, music, entertainment and other family centered activities. This is a great chance for the community to come out and experience the best of what the Triangle has to offer, while supporting the Girls on the Run Triangle program.

To register or more information about becoming a running buddy or the GOTR program, visit www.gotriangle.org.

Sutton earns college honors

Chapel Hill High School alumna Natalie Sutton has collected her first Guilford College Student-Athlete of the Week Award, given for her play as a sophomore on the Quakers’ tennis team. The honor is presented weekly by Guilford College’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Sutton, who plays No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles with Kim Kleimeier for the Quakers, lost only six points in three singles matches the previous week, winning all three bouts in straight sets. In doubles, she got wins against Old Dominion Athletic Conference-foes Randolph-Macon College and Sweet Briar College, helping the Quakers extend their team winning streak to six straight, the program’s longest since 1996.

Sutton has a 6-13 overall singles record and has played in each of the top four flights this year. She and Kleimeier are 8-5 on the year in doubles and had a five-match winning streak snapped in a loss to Emory & Henry Apr. 1.

The Quakers are 9-7 on the year, 6-3 in the ODAC, with one final regular-season match to go April 14 with Bridgewater.

A team first at Treyburn

East Carolina University signee Jacob Hicks, a senior from Mebane at Alamance Christian School, shot a 76 to earn a piece of a five-way tie for fourth place at the annual N.C. High School Invitational golf tournament at Treyburn.

East Chapel Hill sophomore Ben Griffin, already committed to the University of North Carolina, recovered slightly from a 41 on the front nine to card an 80 and tie for 24th place in the elite field.

Thomas Walsh, a High Point Westchester Country Day freshman, shot 1-over-par 73, then survived a three-way playoff for medalist honors. His Wildcats shot 313 to beat second-place Broughton by three strokes on the refurbished 7,070-yard layout at Treyburn Country Club, becoming the first team from outside Wake County to win the six-year-old event.

Griffin, the defending NCHSAA 4A champion, recently added another event to his summer tour: He’ll again represent North Carolina in the Callaway Junior World Golf Championships July 9-13 at Torrey Pines in San Diego, Cal.

W.E. Warnock: 919-932-8743