TOURNAMENT CHAMPS - The Kings Mountain Boys Club basketball team, pictured above,
won first place in the Junior Tournament last weekend in Bristol, Va. Front row, left to right,
Jamie Surratte, Derik McCree, Chris Brown, Spencer Brown, Andre Bess and Tracy Wright.
Back row, coach Bobby Bell, Shawn Smith, Thomas Feemster, John Hill, Joe McClain, RObbie
Edgerton, Darren Hager and Coach Tommy Bennett. Not pictured, Allen Williams, Jeffrey
Ross, Darrius Ross, Brian Byers, James Roberts and Coach Kenneth Wilson.
Three Share Lead
Theres a three-way tie for
first place in the 10-13 year old
division of the Boys Club basket -
ball race, and the Celtics hold a
one-game lead over the Bucks in
the 14-16 year old group:
The 76ers, Lakers and
Rockets share the lead in the
10-13 year old division with 8-6
records. The Hawks are 6-7 and
the Bulls 5-8. In the 14-16 divi-
sion, the Celtics are 9-6, Bucks
8-7, Spurs 7-8 and Trail Blazers
69.
KMHS Teams Involved
In District Tourney
Kings Mountain High's
basketballers are competing this
week in the District 7 3-A Tour-
nament at Gardner-Webb Col-
lege. The winners of both the
boys and girls divisions advance
to the Western Regional Tour-
nament March 15-17 at Hickory
High School.
The Mountaineers, seeded
fourth from the Southwestern
3-A Conference, were scheduled
to face North Iredell, the top
seed from the Western Piedmont
Conference Wednesday night.
The" Kings Mountain girls,
fifth seed from the SWC *Willyy,
R-S Central #
play top-seeded
Thursday at 5 p.m. The Moun-
tainettes lost both games to the
SWC champions during the
regular season.
R-S Central is the top seeded
team in the tournament because
it won the regular season SWC
championship. North Gaston,
which came on strong to win the
SWC tourney, is seeded number
two. North Gaston’s tourna-
ment victory bumped fifth place
finisher Crest from the tourna-
ment field. :
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East Rutherford, runner-up to
R-S in regular season, is seeded
third, followed by Kings Moun-
tain and Shelby. North Iredell,
South Iredell and East Lincoln
are representing the Western
Piedmont Conference.
In the girls division, R-S, tour-
nament champ Crest, South
Point, Shelby and Kings Moun-
tain are representing the SWC
and North Iredell, Mooresville
and Statesville are the entries
from the WPC. :
Winners of tournaments in
districts 5 (North and South
Piedmont Cgnferences), 6 (Nor-
thwest and Northwestern Con-
ferences), 7 (Southwestern and
Western Piedmont Conferences)
and 8 (Big Mac and Ivy Con-
ferences) will compete in
Hickory. The winners there will
advance to the state tournament
at Elon College (girls) and the
Greensboro Coliseum (boys)
March 23-24.
Industrial
Tournament
Is Underway
The ‘Kings Mountain In-
dustrial League basketball tour-
nament is underway this week at
the Kings Mountain Communi-
ty Center.
Action got underway Wednes-
day night with Eaton playing
Norick Brothers and Foote
Mineral facing Anvil Knit.
Action continues Friday at 6
p.m. with Spectrum meeting the
winner of the Eaton-Norick
game, and at 7 p.m. with Com-
mercial Shearing playing the
winner of the Foote-Anvil game.
Losers of those two games will
play for the third place trophy
Saturday at 5 p.m. and the win-
ners of those games will play at 6
p.m. Saturday for the champion-
ship.
Deacons,
Blue Devils,
Cars Win
The Deacons, Blue Devils and
Cavaliers posted victories in
13-16 year old basketball action
last wek at the Community
Center, :
The Deacons defeated the
Wolfpack 73-68 as David
Lawson scored 22 points and
Junior Melton added 21. Andrea
Littlejohn scored 38 and Reginal
Goode 13 for the Wolfpack.
The Blue Devils edged the Tar
Heels 60-56. Tim Sanders scored
18 points and Sidney Brown 15
for the winners.
Brian Adams scored 24 points
and Craig Queen added 14 10
lead the Cavaliers to a 70-66 win
over the Terps. Ronnie Carroll
scored 23 points and Walter
Lewis added 19 for the Terps.
In action last Tuesday, the
Rockets edged the Bulis 51-50
and the Lakers outscored the
76ers 69-60. John Hill scored 16
points and Bernard. Thompson
14 to lead the Rocket victory
and Julius Pagan scored 17 and
Anthony Hillman 14 for the
Bulls. Brent Bagwell’s 20 points
and 15 by Jamie Surratte led the
I akers over the 76ers. Greg
Young scored 33 points and
"Tony Williams 10 for the 76ers.
On Thursday, the Bucks edg-
ed the Spurs 60-58 and the
Celtics defeated the Trail Blazers
84-80 in overtime. Derik Jordan,
Jerry Jordan and Sidney Brown
scored 12 points each to lead the
Bucks. Eric Marble scored 23
and Targe Wofford 12 for the
Spurs. Ronnie Frazier scored 30
points and Don Adams and Ted-
dy Wilson added 22 each to lead
the Celtics over the Trail Blazers.
Dean Logan scored 32 and John
Pettis 29 for the losers.
Players of the week were Greg
Young of the 76ers, who
avearaged 26 points per game,
and Dean logan of the Trail
«Blazers, who averaged 28 points. |
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KM Wins Tourney
Allstar teams from the Kings
Mountain and Shelby boys clubs
went all the way to Bristol, Va..
last weekend to play in the
championship game of a tourna-
ment.
Kings Mountain defeated
their county rivals 6249 to win
the annual Bristol, Va., Boys
Club Junior Basketball Tourna-
ment.
Darius Ross led the KM scor-
ing with 18 points, Alan
Williams added 14 and John Hill
9.
In earlier games, the KM all-
stars defeated Kingsport, Tn.,
66-39 and Morristown, Tn.,
81-51.
Jamie Surratte sccred 10
points, Shawn Smith .8 and
James Roberts 7 to lead the win
over Kingsport. Smith scored 13,
Joe McClain 10 and Roberts 9 to
MEETING
Men’s Church League basket-
ball teams will meet at Second
Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m.
to draw pairings for the playoffs.
Each team is expected to have a
lead the win over Morristown.
~ Kings Mountain’s 14-16 year
olds will play Gastonia’s AAU
Junior Olympc team Friday, and
the Kings Mountain teams will
host Concord’s 8-10, 11-13 and
14-16 year old teams Saturday.
SOFTBALL
Any area churches planning to
enter a tem in the men’s or
women’s softball leagues this
year should have a represen-
tative at a meeting Sunday at 3
representative present. p.m. at Second Baptist Church.
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