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Special All Day
Sun. Dec. 7
LEAD KM WINS—Sh.ryl Good, and Paul Ingram had big
nights TuMdoy to iMd th. Kings Mountoin High bask.tball
tMzms to a swMp of Eost Gaston in th. SouthwMtom Con-
op.n.rs at th. KMHS gym. Ingram scorMl 14 points to
aid a 73-62 boys win and Good. 1m1 th. girls to a 56-31 win
with 19 points ond 12 r.bounds.
Shelby Here Friday
KM Sweeps Warriors
Kings Mountain High’s
basketballers opened
Southwestern 3-A Conference
action Tuesday night at home
with a sweep of East Gaston’s
Warriors.
The Mountaineers, now 3-0
overall, scored a 73-62 win while
the Mountainettes, now 2-1,
completely outclass^ the Lady
Warriors 56-31.
The Mountaineers, picked in
pre-season as one of the top two
clubs in the SWC along with
defending state champ R-S Cen
tral, used a balanced scoring at
tack to offset a 28-point perfor
mance by East Gaston’s John
Gregory.
Point guard Carl Smith led the
KMHS effort with 16 points.
Paul Ingram added 14, Terrence
Blalock 13 and Gerald Byers tmd
Demetrius Goode 12 each.
Derek Graham was the only
other East Gaston player in dou
ble figures with 10.
Kings Mountain led the entire
ballgame. The Mounties were
out front by 15-10 after the first
period, 34-19 at the half and
51-36 going into the fourth
quarter.
Kings Mountain’s girls
outscored East Gaston 184 in
the second period to break the
game open. Coach David
Brinkley got all of his players in
to the game and praised the girls
for their “team effort.”
Sheryl Goode led the Moun
tainettes in scoring with
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19
points, and Diane Williams add
ed eight. William led the reboun
ding with 13 and Goode added
12.
The game was tied at 12-all
after the first period but Goode
hit for eight points and Williams
five in the second quarter as the
Mountainettes broke to a 30-16
halftime advantage. KMHS was
on top 42-25 going into the
fourth quarter.
Kings Mountain hit on 14 of
25 free throws to only three of
14 for East Gaston, and the
Mountainettes outrebounded
the Lady Warriors 44 to 25.
“1 was real pleased with the
team effort,” said Brinkley. “In
the second quarter we calmed
down and really started playing
some good basketball. Our press
caused a lot of turnovers in the
second quarter and that made a
big difference in the game.
“1 was real pleased with our
inside game again,” he added,
“and I thought our guards play a
lot better. They were a lot more
consistent. East Gaston had
trouble working the ball inside
on us. We played good defense
on the press and zone.
“I was real pleased with the
reserves,” he went on. “We were
able to play everybody and
played reserves the whole fourth
quarter.”
The two KMHS squads con
tinue conference action Friday
with a twinbill against arch rival
Shelby. Girls action gets under
way at 6:30.
GIRLS GAME
KM (56) - Williams 8, Goode
19, Bolton 5, Glass 1, Bell 6,
Hamrick 5, Campbell 2, Kimble
2, Curry 2, Stowe 6.
ED (31) - Sexton 8, Moose 4,
Lynch 2, Floyd 6, Atemathy 7,
Gibson 2, Hogan 2.
BOYS GAME
KM (73)- Byers 12, Smith 16,
Wray 2, Goode 12, Blalock 13,
Ingram 14, Roseboro 2, Brown
2.
EG (62) - Gregory 28, Sanders
8, Graham 10, McKee 4, Ray
mond 8, Adams 2, Anthony 9.
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Kings Mountain Junior
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team opened 1980-81 play last
Monday with a 42-39 non
conference victory over South
French Broad of Asheville.
Lavar Curry led the KM at
tack with 27 points and played a
good defensive game. Tony
Lewis added six points, Greg
Young three, and Rodney
Ballew, Eric Marable and Maury
Williams two each.
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ly Wease, Mike Grier and John
Pettus.
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home game against Crest.
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DECEMBER
8 - Crest
11 - at Shelby
15 - at East McDowell
18 - West McDowell
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12 - at Crest
15 - Shelby
19 - East McDowell
22 - at West McDowell
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