Delanita Pridgen
en, Wrestlers
- Named Stars of Week
Delanita Pridgen has been nam
ed as Female Athlete of the Week
and the members of the wrestling
team were honored as Male Co
Athletes of the Week for the week
? of January 31 -February 4 by the
Hoke High coaching staff.
The wrestling team was
l nominated for its success in the
? Southeastern 4A Conference Tour -
? nament last week. The Bucks won
fthe Conference Championship at
the meet held last Saturday at
Terry Sanford.
I The team had three individual
champions, two 2nd places, and
I four 3rd places to defeat runncr-up
Scotland County for the team title
| by a score of 156-137.
k Delanita Pridgen, a 5'5" swing
I guard for the Girl's Varsity
? Basketball Team, was named
? Female Athlete of the Week for
(her performances in last week's
games against Lumberton and
Terry Sanford.
Last Tuesday night, Delanita
helped lead her team to a 79-74 vic
L tory over rival Lumberton by scor
ing a personal high 28 points.
In the 55-47 Hoke victory over
Terry Sanford on Friday night,
Dela scored 11 points to help in
sure the Lady Bucks victory.
Dela is in the midst of her third
year in competitive basketball. She
played on the eighth grade team as
well as on the 9th grade team last
year.
Outside of sports. Dela is very
active in other school and com
munity activities. She is a member
of the FHA club at school. She is
very active in her church, Buffalo
Springs Baptist Church, where she
is in the choir, a member of the
Ushci Board and a member of the
BTU. Dela's main hobbies include
bike riding running, music and
dancing.
Upon completion ol' high
school. Dela plans to attend
technical school to further her
education. She plans to receive a
degree leading to a career in the
field of computer technology.
Dela is the daughter of Ms.
Bessie Mack of Route 3, Raeford.
Sports
Buck Grapplers
Capture 4A Crown
The Hoke High wrestling Mm
mounted a 19 point edge Saturday
to capture their first ever 4A Con
ference Tournament crown.
The team was paced in its vic
tory over runner up Scotland
County with three first place wins,
two second places and four thirds,
thirds.
The Bucks were lead in the scor
ing with wins by John Davis, Don
Woods, Tyrone Jackson and Dar
ryl Kelly.
Three Hoke wrestlers won their
weight classes. They were Marvin
Peguese, 122 pounds, Orlando
McKinnon, 170 pounds, and
Robert Moody at 198 pounds.
The wrestling team closed out its
regular season by defeating
Lumberton 40-12 on Tuesday
night.
The Bucks vaulted to a
commanding 300 lead after the
Fust 6 matches of the meet.
This was accomplished by three
Buck wins and three forfeits by the
Lumberton squad. In the 100
pound class, Billy Locklear ran his
regular season record to 13-3 by
decisioning his opponent from
Lumberton. John Davis then pinn
ed his man in the 107 pound divi
sion to grease the wheels of the
"Big Red Machine."
In the 114, 121, and 128 pound
classes, Hoke received forfeits by
Don Woods, Marvin Peguese, and
Tyrone Jackson. In the 134 pound
Hoke Runners Win
In Georgia, SC Races
Members of the 1EA Road Run
ners won awards in two races this
weekend.
The first race was the Kappa
Alpha Run held at Presbyterian
College in Clinton. S.C. on Satur
day, February 5th. The Runs con
sisted of a 1 mile race and a 5K (3.1
mile) race.
In the 1 mile race, in which there
were 72 runners, the Road Runners
entered 7 runners.
The order of finish for the 1EA
team *as as follows: Ronnie E.
Locklear finished Sth with a time
of 5:43; Donnie Henderson fin
ished 10th with a time of 5:56;
Marty Locklear finished 13th in a
time of 6:04; Keith Locklear
finished 14th in a time of 6:13;
Henry McMillan finished 15th in a
time of 6:14; Ivory' Henderson
finished 16th in a time of 6: 18; and
Robert Locklear finished 20th in a
time of 6:28.
In the 5K race the Road Runners
had three entries in the 16 and
under age division. Robert
Lambert placed 2nd in this division
in a time of 17:46. Allen Jacobs
placed 3rd in a time of 18:23 and
Robert Jacobs placed 4th in a time
of 19:24.
On Sunday the Road Runners
ran in the Burger King Road Races
in Toccoa, Georgia. The races con
sisted of a 1 mile and a three mile
race.
In the 1 mile race, Keith
Locklear placed 2nd in a time of
3:33. Marty Locklear placed 3rd in
a time of 3:34. Robert Locklear
finished 4th in a time of 6:03. Don
nie Henderson finished 3th in a
time of &06 and David Jacobs
finished 6th in a time of 6:07.
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class, ^ Ricky AJIen then pushed
H?kc's lead to an unsurmountable
30-0 lead by winning his match by
a decision.
Lumberton edged by to a score
of 30-16 by winning the mid
dleweight divisions. These divi
sions have been Coach Jack
Southern's cross-to-bear all year as
they have not contributed many
points to the Hoke victories.
The Buck's as usual, closed the
match out with victories in the 187
pound division by Darreil Kelly
and a pin by Robert Moody in the
197 pound class. Moody, the un
disputed leader of the team, push
ed his regular season record to 15-2
with this pin.
The final score of 40-22 pushed
the Buck's conference record to
5-1 for the season. This mark pro
vided the impetus and confidence
that Coach Southern feels his team
had as they entered the conference
tournament.
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