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CHRISTY KING (14) penetrated a lot of stiff de
fenses this season as the leading scorer for West's
iMSt Trojans.
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MONICA KING (13) was a defensive leader for
West Brunswick, blocking three shots a game
and helping lead the Ixtdy Trojans to a 20-6 sea
son.
Bryant Heads All-County
Girls' Basketball Team
BY DOU(; RUTTER
South Brunswick's Erika Bryant
has been named county girls' bas
ketball player of the year after lead
ing the Lady Cougars to a 20-6
record ? their best finish in school
history.
Bryant, a 5-foot- 1 1 -inch sopho
more, heads up an all-county team
comprised of three players from
South Brunswick and two from
West Brunswick, which also fin
ished at 20-6.
Also chosen for the squad, select
ed by The Brunswick Beacon and
State Port Pilot newspapers, were
Stacie Iscnbcrg and Alison Cumbcc
from South and Christy King and
Monica King from West Brunsw ick.
South Brunswick Coach Mike
Iscnbcrg was named county coach
of the year for the second straight
season after leading the Lady
Cougars to the Waccamaw
Conference tournament champi
onship and sectional finals of die
state playoffs.
"It's an honor, but I'm more
proud of the team," Iscnbcrg said
Monday. "1 would gladly trade this
for another win or two. The team re
ally came along."
West Brunswick Coach Brcnda
Council was a close sccond for
coach of the year honors after guid
ing her team to a share of the regu
lar-season conference champi
onship. It was the school's first
since 1979.
Bryant averaged 14 points and
nine rebounds per game this year for
South Brunswick, and scored at least
13 points in each of the last 12
games.
Coach Iscnbcrg said the young
center scored eight points per game
last year and averaged seven re
bounds.
"She would get flustered occa
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ALISON CUM BEE averaged
nearly 10 points a game during
her senior year for the iMdy
Cougars.
sionally and I would have to put her
on ihc bcnch," Iscnbcrg said. "But
this season has been different and
she has been so consistent."
Cumbcc, the only senior on South
Brunswick's squad, was selected to
the all-county team for the second
conscculivc year. She scored 9.8
points per game lliis year and lied
back-court male I sen berg for most
steals on the team.
"A lot of times when she made a
steal or two that got us going,"
Coach Iscnbcrg said. "Offensively
she wasn't on par with a year ago
but she had her best game with five
three-pointers and 28 points against
West Columbus. She was playing
hurl a lot."
The South Brunswick mentor de
scribed Cumbee as an "excellent"
free throw shooter, making 77 per
cent of her attempts in the fourth
quarter.
Iscnbcrg, the stepdaughter of
Coach Iscnbcrg, handled point guard
duties for South as a junior and
earned her second selection to the
all-county team.
Coach Iscnbcrg said she "did a
good job handling ihe ball and lead
ing the team doing a lot of things
thai would please oilier coachcs but
not necessarily the fans. She played
excellent defense and had the lowest
turnover ratio."
West Brunswick's King girls,
who arc cousins, both used their
quickncss this season to scorc con
sistently and play tough defense for
the Lady Trojans.
Christy, a three -lime selection to
the all-county squad, averaged 14
points, five rebounds and four steals
per game as a senior at West
Brunswick.
"Her strong point is definitely her
quickncss," Coach Council said.
"Compared to her previous years
she has made great improvement in
her scoring and defense and being
an overall icam player."
Monica King averaged 1 1 points,
eight rebounds and three blocked
shots per game as a junior. Coach
Council said her jumping ability and
quickncss make her a strong player.
ERIKA BRYANT (40) averaged nine rebounds
and 14 points per game as a sophomore at South
Brunswick, where the future of girls' basketball
looks bright
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