WILLIAM "BILL" HAYES
...Winston-Salem coach
Bill Hayes Selected
"Coach Of The Year"
For the second in two yean»,
William "Bill" Hayes has
been named "Coach-of the
Year", in the Mutual Black
Network Black College All
American (BCAA).
Hayes, successful in leading
his football team, the Winston
Salem Rams, to an undefeated
season, was selected by a
team of his peers. He will be
honored at the 1978 MBN
Black College All American
Awards Banquet, to be held in
Houston, Texas, at the Stouf
fers Hotel, January 5-6, 1979.
In addition, he will receive
the use of a Buick automobile
for a full year, from the Buick
Motor Division, the co-sponsor
of the BCAA Awards. The
weekend also pays tribute to
twenty-two offensive and
defensive players, outstand
ing in their athletic ability,
from black colleges in Ameri
ca. The 1978 Offensive and
Defensive Players-of-the
Year are Jeffrey Moore, Jack
son State College, and Dwayne
Board, North Carolina A4 Τ
State University, respective
ly. Both players' schools will
be awarded a 15,000 scholar
ship in their names. This year's
BCAA Awards Banquet will be
hosted by Ms. Denise Nicho
las.
The 1978 Black College Ail
American Awards weekend...
it's a weekend you won't want
to miss!
South, W. Charlotte Hold
Southwestern Spotlight
ujr isuiute ν a nue
Poet Sports Writer
A clash between early sea
son Southwestern 4A Confer
ençe favorites South Mecklen
burg and West Charlotte at the
Lion·' den spotlights Friday's
slate of conference games
The Lions are led by center
Ron Stanley, guards Dana
Berry and Wendell Anthony,
and forwards Darryl Broome
and Frank Henderson.
The Sabres are led by play
maker Dave Kouri, center
Tom Sawyer and go forwards
Bryant McKnight and Johnny
Edwards.
The patterned Sabres will
visit a new look Lions squad
which is emphasizing a
defense to complement the
inside game.
. The Independence Patriots
led by center Derrick Dewalt
and forward Eric Boyd will
tangle with rival East Meck
lenburg. The Eagles of Coach
Reggie Thompson are in for a
dismal campaign. Malcolm
Sanders, Eric Johnson and
Trent Westmoreland are top
guns.
The Myers Park Mustangs
travel to tough Harding. The
Rams have Guard Darryl
Murray, center Mike Smith
and forward Reid to counter
the tough Mustangs Ted Dunn
at guard, Ben je Tate at center
and Greg Gaston at forward
are tough customers The
Mustangs were seasoned with
lopsided losses to state powers
G as ton ia Ash brook and South
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Carolina 4A power Rock Hill.
They are better than their
record shows.
North Mecklenburg's tall
and talented Vikings visit Gar
inger to play the Wildcats.
This is a place that North
seldom wine in. Even in good
years, the Wildcats manage to
'win. Garinger, led fay center
Frank Johnson forward Gene
Dunn is better than moet
people expected. North has
been disappointing. Still, they
have Scotty Williams, Eddie
Scales and Eric Givens.
That's enough talent to scare
anybody.
Olympic's hot shot Trojans
who are reminding their fans
of the olden days when they
ruled supreme will visit lowly
West Mecklenburg. The Tro
jans have guards Johnny
Mathias and Ricky Stevenson,
forwards James Guy, Frede
rick Fee and center Grey
Ardrey.
The Indians are in a reboun
ding year.
On Tuesday, the big games
are West Charlotte at Mvers
Park. Others gam<? have
Olympic at Eaati Rock Hill at
Harding and West Meek, at
Independence.
Wednesday's game have
South at North. Also, the first
round of the Olympic Tour
nament begins. Garinger
plays Harding at 7 and Olym
pic plays West at 9. The
championship is Thursday at
9. The consolation is at 7.
Opponents Keying On Kinch In Crucial Situations
Host Sports Writer
The young 49ers of UNCC,
regular season champions of
the also young Sun Belt Con
ference in 1978 with a 9-1
mark, have started the year
off with lackluster perfor
mances against Mississippi,
Texas Tech and Furman.
Credit that as inexperience
Of course, the top returnee
is 6'4" junior Chad Kinch, an
All-American candidate. Call
ed on to provide the bulk of the
scoring, he has found the
defenses keying on him in
crucial situations.
Kevin King has started for
increased his scoring this year
and the result has been that
teams are beginning to
defense him more and the
shots have become harder.
George Devone, James
George and Roland VanDen
Bergh have been alternating
at center and to this daté
VanDenBergh has been the
most smooth and impressive.
He came into his own in the
Hpfstra game as did fresh
men guards Matt Houpt and
Phil Ward.
Ward is a 6'3" guard out of
Washington, D.C. He is a
promising rookie whoee quick
Kevin King
...Senior forward
ness has won mm a starting
position. Houpt, at V4", was
one of the finest players in the
(Jhac^incli
...Junior guard
state of Illinois last year.
The rebounds that were
lacking and the general move
PhU Ward —™
...Freshman guard
ment without the oau Became
the 48ers' strong points in
their >1-73 first round win over
Invitational game. This mpy
have been their turning point.
Everyooe seemed to play:
well for the first time this;
season.
The depth-ladened 49ers
have guards Doiinie Koonçe
and Jerry Winston to turn to
when they need help.
Phil "Great" Scott is also
expected to carry his load.
Another Sun Belt champion
ship and 20 game season may
be possible after all.
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