Friday, March 17, 1978
HIGH LIFE
Page 7
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Both the Girls’ Softball and
Soccer teams here at Grimsley
have been formed and are already
in practice. The girls are very
nthusiastic and ready for chal
lenge. These spring sports make
very interesting entertainment
People don’t seem to realize that
:he girls in our society are just as
serious about their game as are
3oys. The girls can play, fight,
vin and lose just as well as the
3oys. Some even believe that the
’emale sex has a much better
emper. This can be to a great
idvantage in sports as well as in
iaily life for its temper, or not
mowing how to handle it that
;auses problems on the field, i
No activities have taken place
with other schools as of yet but
they will begin soon. Good luck to
both teams this season and I hope
the girls will get as much’^upport
From the students and faculty that
they deserve. Remember that
HIGH LIFE will bring you the full
reports on ALL spring sports.
The JV Basketball Team suf-
ered through a very rough sea-
ion this year, ending with
ecord of seven wins, fourteen
osses and five-seven in the
lonference. Not much can be said
or a losing team but there is one
roint that should be very stressed
joncerning the TV’s.
Almost every one of the games
hat the Whirlies lost was lost by
ust a few points in the last
juarter. We needn’t dwell on the
)roblems of the past but look
ihead to next year and hope that
he needed improvements can be
nade. Congratulations to the
earn for what almost was a good
reason.
WHITE TAKES TITLE
“It took me three years to get
there, but I finally made it.”
Those were the words of victure
White as he became the State 122
pound Wrestling champion.
“It seemed easier this time,’"
said the Grimsley senior, who
defeated Keith Faucett of Bur
lington Cummings to take the
title. “Except for my last match, 1
think the Regionals were hard
er.”
Grimsley’s wrestling team,
which, at the time consisted of
only Coaches Barbour and Col
son, Victure and Scott McDonald,
scored 37V2 points to clinch sixth
place. The Ragsdale team became
the State Champions as they
scored 63 points in the two day
event which involved 111 teams
and 260 matches.
Victure White wasn’t the only
Whirlie Victor, Scott McDonald
made his presence felt as he
earned second runner-up in the
115 pound class, by pinning
Crandall of D.H. Conley.
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Championships
101-Gary Harris (DH Conley)
dec. Cliff Whichard (Greenville
Rose). 108-Bill Clark (Ragsdale)
dec. Wade Rayland (E. Forsyth).
115-Jay Lineberry (S. Alamance)
dec. David Cooke (Sanderson).
122-Victure White (Grimsley)
dec. Keith Faucett (Burlington
Cummings). 129-Jimmy Allen
(Orange) pinned Horace Williams
(Farmville Central). 135-Jef.
Jones (Rocky Mount) dec. Dan
Smith (S. Alamance). 141-John
Grant (Walter Williams) dec. Pat
Ritchie (Concord). 148-Lonnie
Pressley (Tuscola) dec. William
Dalton (Morehead). 155-Dennis
Battle (Rocky Mountain) dec.
Cliff Reese (Cary). 170-Roger
Allen (Morehead) dec. George
Works (N. Mecklenberg) 188-
Danny Bunn (Goldsboro) dec.
Dean (Morehead). 198-Jlmmy
Cashion (RJ Reynolds) won by
disqualification over David Bald
win (S. Alamance). Heavyweights
-Chuck Gordon (Kings Mt.)
pinned Darrell Nicholson (N.
Forsyth.).
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