The North Myrtle Beach High football team will join rival Myrtle Beach in the Thursday night spotlight this week.
In anticipation of inclement weather in the Cape Fear region Friday, West Brunswick (NC) will host the Chiefs at 7 p.m. Thursday. Friday’s forecast calls for a 40 percent chance of afternoon and evening showers.
Myrtle Beach was already scheduled to play Thursday night against visiting West Florence in the CW 21 TV Game of the Week. The game will feature the unveiling of the renovated Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium following the completion of a $6 million facelift for the facility.
The rest of the Grand Strand’s teams will play Friday pending more weather-related moves: St. James at Carolina Forest, Conway at Wilson, and Christian Acsdemy hosting Carolina Academy at Ashley Booth Field.
– Photo by Louis E. Keiner
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