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PEMBROKE STATE
Sports
By
Gary Spltler
Soorts Information Director
'Sammy Cm, Jr. Be-Elected
Braves Club President
at PSU
Sammy Cox, Jr., owner of
jLumberton Oatsun. has
been re-elected as President
of the Pembroke State Uni
versity Braves Club for a
second term.
The Braves Club, formed in
1977,-is the athletic booster
club at Pembroke State which
has had many successful
years. In 1983-84, the Club
had a record 193 members
and for the first time raised
over S 10,000. The Club gen
erated S5.000 into the Athletic
Scholarship Fund.
"It is a pleasure to have a
man of Sammy Cox's caliber
to serve again as President of
our athletic booster club,"
stated Gary Spider, Executive
Director of the Braves Gub.
"1 am confident that the Gub
will reach even newer heights
under his leadership in '84
85."
Sammy Cox feels excited
about a second term; "I am
looking forward to working
with a Board of Directors I
feel will be the hardest
working and strongest ever,"
began Cox. "We will strive to
get greater community in
volvement and would like to
extend an open invitation for
all families to join the Club
and support the total athletic
program at Pembroke State
University."
The Braves Club enters its
eighth year of existence. Past
presidents of the Braves Club
have included in order: Bruce
Barton of Pembroke, Buddy
Bell of Pembroke, Jerry Low
ry of Maxton, Bob Reising of
Lumberton. Dr. Jeff Collins of
Pembroke, Barry O'Brien of
Lumberton. and Sammy Cox,
Jr. of Lumberton.
To join the Braves Club,
with the 1984-85 membership
drive beginning on July 1, call
(919) 521-3522 or drop by 120
Jones P.E. Center for mem
bership details and an appli
cation.
Four Wrestling Signees
Added for 1984
-85 at Pembroke State
Four more wrestlers have
signed with Pembroke State
University for the 1984-85
academic year. The new sign
ees include Roger Horton of
Eden, Scott Kazmierczak of
Raleigh, Charles McCormick
of Brevard, and Lonnie Stocks
of Ernul.
Announcement was made
today by PSU Head Wrestling
Coach P.J. Smith.
"We are pleased to have
added four more wrestlers to*
our program for tiext year,"
commented Coach Smith.
"They will help field one of
the possibly better teams in a
while with their added depth
to each position."
Horton, a 6-foot-l. 165
pounder is a 1984 graduate of
Eden's Morehead Senior
High where he lettered in
football, wrestling, and track.
He finished third in the state
as a junior and in 1983-84
posted a 35-0 wrestling mark
on his way to being a state
champion.
His senior honors included
the following tournament ti
tles: Enka Invitational. South
Stokes. Reidsville Christmas,
Eden Holiday Classic, confer
ence, sectional, regional, and
state wrestling tournaments
and in addition was selected
his conference's "Wrestler of
the Year."
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Horton of Eden plans to
major in computer science at
Pembroke State. His high
school wrestling coach was
Greg Frey.
Coach Smith commented:
"Roger was outstanding
wrestler in the N.C. Wrestling
State Tournament and could
move in and start immediately
at 158. He is the caliber of
wrestler we need to make our
program successful."
Kazmierczak, a 5-foot-6,
133-pounder, is a 1984 gra:
duate of Sanderson High
School where he lettered in
wrestling for four years. As a
senior, he posted a 29-5-1
record on his way to winning
the CAP-8 championship and
later placing first place in the
sectionals and second in the
regionals. His other season
marks included being 6-0 as a
freshman, 12-7 as a sopho
more, and 27-9 and a state
qualifier in his junior year.
Kazmierczak comes from
the same high school as PSU
freshman Jay Stainback who
reaped NCAA 11 All-American
honors in 1983-84. Kazmierc
zak was coached in high
school by Dale Warren.
The third signee is Charles
McCormick of Neely Road in
Brevard. He is 5-foot-5. a
123-pounder and graduate in
1984 of Brevard High School
where he lettered in wrest
ling, track, football, and
baseball.
In wrestling, McCormick
lettered two years posting a
career mark of 33-9. He was
coached by Rex Wells and
plans to major in computer
science at Pembroke State.
Coach Smith commented:
"Charles comes from an ex
cellent program and is an
excellent young man. He
could develop into a sound
college wrestler."
Stocks, a S-foot-6, 117
pounder. is a 1984 graduate of
New Bern High School where
he lettered in wrestling four
years and was third in the
state, second in the confer
ence, and third in the sec
tionals.
He was coached by James
Wiley and is the son of Mrs.
Ruth Stokes. He plans to
major in business manage
ment at Pembroke State.
Coach P.J. Smith of Pem
broke State commented:
"Lonnie should help us at 118
or 126 pounds plus should be
in the thick of it for a starting
position at those weights."
These four wrestlers make
a total of 10 added to the
program for 1984-85. Pem
broke State placed in the Top
20 of the NCAA Division II
last season after winning the
Carolinas Conference and
placing runner-up in both the
district and regional.
PSU Signs Lisa Stvron
For '84-85
? Lisa Styron, a 1984 gra
duate of East Carteret High
School, has been signed to
play women's basketball and
Softball at Pembroke State
University beginning next
fall.
Announcement was made
today bv PSU Head Women's
Basketball Coach Lalon
Jones.
"Lisa is a strong rebounder
and has good shooting ran
ge." Coach Jones comment
ed. "She will see action in the
post position. In softball, she
will be a welcomed addition to
our pitching staff."
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Styron of Beaufort.
Miss Styron lettered in vol
leyball for two years, basket
ball for three seasons, and
softball for a pair. In bas
ketball she was the leading
rebounder for the team, all
time leading rebounder in
school history with 1,040
rebounds in three years and
Finished her career as the top
rebounder in her conference.
Coached in high school
basketball by Bryant Peter
son. Miss Styron plans to
major in political science at
Pembroke State.
Jim Stringfeilow Signed to
Play Soccer and Attend PSU
Jim Stringfeilow, a native
of Aurora. Colorado, has been
signed to participate in varsity
soccer and attend Pembroke
State University this fall.
Announcement was made
today by PSU Head Soccer
Coach Mike Schaeffer.
"Jim is a very experienced
player who comes highly
recommended," Coach
Schaeffer commented. "He
gives us the size on defense
which we needed to add for
the cominff season. We look
forward to having him as an
addition to our program."
A 6-foot-2. 175-pounder, he
is a graduate of Aurora's
Smoky Hill High School where
he lettered in soccer for three
years and basketball. He was
team "Most Valuable Player"
twice in soccer as well as
captain of the team for two
years and two-time All-Lea
gue. He started every soccer
game for three years and
helped guide a club team to
four state championships ia
Colorado
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Stringfeilow of South
Kalispeil Way In Aurora, Jim l
Stringfeilow was coached by
John Wigand ia soccer.