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The Brunswick Beacon has an
County High School Football Tear
teams lionored.
County champion South Sru:
124-member team with 10 selec
Brunswick (2-8) with eight and No
South Brunswick offensive lin
West Brunswick running back Ton
the team lor the third consecutive
Rhode is a three-time guard w
at defensive back (soph.), linebac
year. Both players have been nam
years as well.
Four other players were name
year including defensive tackle V
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Howard (South Brunswick) and i
(South Brunswick).
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Po?. Player, Team
QB Keith Woodcock, NB
BB Tom Brown, WB
RB Petey Swain, SB
SE Nick DiFoggio, SB
TE Ronnie Hockett, WB
C Jarret Elliott, WB
I; G Larry Pankev. SB
? j G Scott Rhode. SB
IT James Reynolds, NB
T Leamon Clemmons, WB
FL Ricky Edge. NB
OEF
Pos. Player, Team
DT Mitchell Stevens, NB
DT Danny Howard, SB
DE Mark Jones, WB
DE David Morse, WB
IB Chuck Clemmons, NB
IB Larry Grady, WB
LB David Moyer, SB
DB Quentin McCracken, SB
DB Gary Gore, WB
DB James Dowe, NB
DB Darius Wise, SB
SPECIAL
Pos. Player, Team
K Charles Summers, SB
P David Bean, SB
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nounced its fourth annual Brunswick
n with players from all three county
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-rth Brunswick (3-7) six. '
eman Scott Rhode (6-1,195, sr.) and
l Brown (6-1,185, sr.) were named to
year.
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ker (jr.) and as a running back this
ted to all-conference teams in recent '
d to the team for the second straight 1
litcheil Stevens (North Brunswick), I
onswiek), defensive tackle Danny
defensive back Quentin McCracken
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CUss Height Weight
Sr. 5-R 140
Sr. $-1 185
Jr. 54 150
Jr. 5-11 140
Sr. 84) 190
Sr. 5-11 206
Sr. 6-3 215
Sr. 8-1 195
Sr. 6-1 244
Sr. 6-2 235
Sr. 56 155
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Sr. 56 150
Sr. 56 150
Sr. 52 180
Sr. 52 215
Sr. 50 184
Sr. 51 198
Sr. 50 206
So. 58 150
Sr. 53 185
So. 56 143
Jr. 52 175
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BY JOHNNY CRAIG
The return of six sophomores plus
the addition of five promising
newcomers give the West Brunswick
junior varsity legitimate chances of
being one of the top young basketball
teams in the greater Waccamaw 2-A
Conference area.
While the Trojan JV have high expectations,
head coach Harold
Johnson is hoping the team doesn't
dwell too much on all the preseason
praise the squad is receiving.
"We have the potential to be one of
the top two teams in the conference
this season. However, we are not
practicing at the level we should.
This is not a hard-working group of
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r ather lax in practice," said Johnson.
"Everybody is telling us how we're
going to be and it may have gone to
our heads. It seems our maturity
level is not first-place material," adder!
Johnson. "We're practicing at an
inconsistent level with a lack of intensity.
"Hopefully our noneonference
openers agaiast Topsail (earlier this
week on Tuesday) and Hoggard
(next Friday) will wake us up and bring
us around."
Johnson expects good things from
the trio of Chris Bryant, Ronald
Umee and Jeff Mintz. Bryant and
Whiteville
Whiteville escaped a strong
Clayton upset bid Saturday to move
into the third round of the state 2-A
football playoffs with a 21-7 win over
the visiting Comets.
The Wolf pack, now 12-0 and the top
anked team in the state, will host
iVhite Oak (10-2) Friday in next ac.ion.
White Oak was a 14-7 upset winter
over Wallace-Rose Hill, the
date's fourth ranked 2-A team.
Clayton certainly Rave the Wac:amaw
Conference champion
rVolfpack its Ix'st shot forcing five
iVhitevllle turnovers and knocking
quarterback Heath Hcwett from Uu
Kame in the second quarter with bad
spasms. The Comets even outgainet
Whttevtlle in total offensive yardaR
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Lance are both returning starters
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JOHNSON LEADS TKOJAN
JV?Harold Johnson returns for his
third year eoaehlng the West
Bruniwlek Junior vanity. The Trojan
JV has a host of returning
1 players who give the team high
hopes for the 1985-86 season.
Advances Pc
198-178.
However, WhiteviUe found the end
zone twice in the first half for a 14-(
halftime lead and scored once mort
in the final period for the win.
The Wolfpack scored on its third
possession of the game 011 a 48-yard
touchdown run by running back
Patrick Lennon. The scoring drive
was allied by a Clayton fumble at tilt
WhiteviUe 28 yard line. John Plaak)
added the extra point for Uic 7-t
margin.
Wolfpack defensive back Roosevelt
Colson scored the second touchdowr
im timo p*niri?<l in th? firct ?
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Bryant, a 6-2 forward, and lance, a
6-0 forward/guard, are also the
tallest Trojans on the team.
Bryant has been the most steadj
performer thus far while lance is
one of the quickest on the team
Mintz is one of the team's best out
side threats and will be depended or
for leadership.
Three other Trojans are in the run
ning for starting spots Including
Brian Bernard and twins Tim and
Terrance Bellamy.
"Tim has been very impressive
and one of the biggest surprises to the
team so far. He has really done wet
in practice," said Johnson.
Bernard (a 6-0 forward) also was a
part-time starter last year while hot!
Tim and Terrance Bellamy (a pair ol
5-6 guards) will add to the Trojans
outside attack.
Top newcomers to the team arc
forward Gary Gore, an 8th gradei
who has received special permission
to play on the junior varsity and foui
ninth graders?Dino Daniels (forward)
Chris Mnrtfnn anrs-nwtt
Tony Graham (forward/guard) and
Handy Daniels (guard).
Hounding out the squad are
sophomore guards Brian Cheers and
Kicky Joyncr and forward Gerald
ltichardson. Hichardson, though, will
not become eligible until mid'
January.
ist Clayton
fourth-and-elght situation from th<
I Wolfpack 12 yard line on the ftna
I play of the half. Stephenson'!
? desperation toss was picked off b)
Cotson at the one yard line ant
1 returned for the touchdown. Plask)
I kicked the extra point for a 14-0 leat
at intermission.
> CoLson gave Whltcvillc n 21-0 leat
in the fourth quarter on a 35 yard nit
and Husky's extra point rounded oul
I the Wolfpack scoring.
Clayton scored on its next posses
t sion when Hod Sanders ran for a 41
i yard touchdown,
i l-cnnon led Whitevllle with 11'
yards on 15 carries while Sander
i paced Clayton (9-3) with an 84 yari
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isistency
i "The only thing we are missing is a
> big power forward. We have a iot of
leapers and quickness up and down
' the court but we really lack one big
i power player."
The junior varisty team works
primarily as a feeder program to the
i varsity and uses a gameplan similar
to that of the elder squad.
"I have always downplayed in[
dividual scoring but emphasized
I team play and defense," said
Johnson, who enters his third year
! coaching the team. "We never men
tion a leading scorer."
I "As a coach, I believe that a player
who displays good defense, passing
i and hustling is just as valuable as one
i who scores 30 points per game.
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than others but good team play
! makes everyone on the roster feel a
part of the team," Johnson con1
tinned
The junior varsitv will piny the full
20-game schedule idcntienl to that of
, tile varsity, 'Myrtle Beach, SC. who
1 had earlier indicated only a desire to
play n girls and boys varisty contest
! against the Trojans, last week nnI
nounccd that a junior varisty game
I would be Included.
I "It will be hard for any team in this
area to beat our top six or eight
players. However, with no scrimmage
under our belts we will have to
be ready to go from the first game."
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