Page 2B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, February 25, 1987
KM Teams
For the first time this year,
the N.C. High School Athletic
Association is using a format
similar to the NCAA to decide
its finalists for the state tour-
naments.
There will be eight Sec-
tional Tournaments played
around the state in each of
the four classifications (1-A,
2-A, 3-A, 4-A) and the winners
of all those events will qualify
for the state tournament.
In the 3-A division, seven
boys and seven girls teams
from the Southwestern 3-A
Conference will qualify for
Sectional Tournaments, but
they will not be assigned to
the same Sectional.
Sectional action will begin
next week. The first two
rounds of the sectionals will
be played at various high
schools around the state.
Semi-finals and finals action
will be played at previously-
designated schools. In
Western 3-A action, those
previously-designated courts
are at Gardner-Webb Col-
lege, and Asheville,
Will Be In Sectionals
Statesville and Hickory high
schools.
Kings Mountain’s boys,
fourth place finishers in the
SWC, are scheduled to play
their first game at the home
court of the Big Six Con-
ference’s number two team.
The winner of that game will
advance against the winner
of the game between the
Foothills Conference number
two and South Piedmont Con-
ference number five teams.
The Kings Mountain girls,
fifth place finishers in the
SWC, are scheduled to travel
and play the number two
team from the Western
Athletic Conference. The win-
ner of that gme will advance
against the winner of the
SWC’s number one and Big
Six number five team.
The only thing that can
change either of the KM
team’s present seeding would
be if one of the eighth place
teams from the SWC would
win this week’s conference
tournament at North Gaston.
If that should happen, the
KM Boys Club Basketball Results
Boys Club Basketball
League results:
Wednesday - Tigers 66,
76ers 62. Gary Carteat scored
16 points and Dennis Gordon
14 for the Tigers. Jake Robin-
son scored 17 and Pete
Rozzell 13 for the 76ers.
Thursday - Tigers 44,
Rockets 44. Gary Carteat
scored 16 points and Randy
Cunningham 11 as the Tigers
upset the league leader. Mar-
quiz Williams scored 34 for
the Rockets.
KM To
Kings Mountain Boys Club
basketball teams will par-
ticipate in the Sun Drop
Shootout Tournament March
6-7.
Kings Mountain will spon-
sor teams in seven age divi-
sions in the North Carolina
Amateur Athletic Union
Junior Olympics. Team
selections will be by com-
petitive tryouts on the follow-
ing days at the Central gym:
Saturday - 76ers 54, Bulls
52. Jake Robinson scored 23,
Pete Rozzell 15 and Shawn
Davis 10 for the 76ers.
Sheldon Thompson scored 21,
Jerry Black 12°and Jermaine
Greer 10 for the Bulls.
Heskk
The East defeated the West
31-30 in the Gaston Boys Club
10-under all-star game last
week. Marques Lynch scored
12 points, Marquis Adams 10
and Joel Rozzell eight for the
East. Rodney Brown had 12,
Don Graham eight and Mark
Jennings six for the West.
HEE
The East defeated the West
79-65 in the 12-under all-star
game. Pete Rozzell and Jake
Robinson scored 11 each and
Sheldon Thompson, Jer-
maine Greer and Hoppie
Wright scored 10 each for the
East. Stanker Williams
scored 12, Marquiz Williams
11 and Rodney Falls and
Play In Tourney
Sat., Mar. 14 at 1:30 p.m. -
14 year olds.
Sat., Mar. 14 at 3 p.m, - 15
year olds.
Sat., Mar. 21 at 1:30 p.m. -
17 year olds.
Sat., Mar. 21 at 3 p.m. - 19
year olds.
For more information, call
Tom Bennett at 739-3667 or
Danny McDowell at 739-7026.
AAU coaches this year will
R-S Central Clubs Sweep
Mounties Wednesday Night
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up in running their SWC
record to 12-1 in the opener.
Tammy Hunt scored 18
points, Hattie Young 12 and
Felicia Twitty 11 to lead the
winners. Regina Brown
scored 13 and Sharon Melton
10 for Kings Mountain.
R-S held an 11-6 lead after
the first period and a 33-16 ad-
vantage at halftime. Kings
Mountain was held to seven
points in the third quarter as
the Lady Hilltoppers increas-
ed their lead to 48-23.
Hokk
Kings Mountain’s jayvees
came from behind in the
fourth quarter to edge the
jayvee Hilltoppers 68-67 in an
afternoon game. The victory
ran KM’s record to 12-1 in the
SWC.
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lead after the first quarter, a
42-32 margin at halftime and
a 54-49 lead going into the
final eight minutes.
Five players scored in dou-
ble figures for the Moun-
taineers, led by John Hill
with 17 points. Patrick
Odems, Brad Wilson, Robbie
Edgerton and Bernard
Thompson added 10 points
each.
GIRLS GAME
KM (33) - Epps 5, Melton
10, Brown 13, Woods 5.
RS (60) - Hunt 18, Williams
8, Young 12, Wilmore 2, Kin-
caid 4, Twitty 11, Barnes 1,
Hamilton 4.
BOYS GAME
KM (67) - Jordan 18, Meeks
9, Woods 14, Rayford 6,
Hollifield 8, Crocker 2, Smith
2, Byers 4, Goode 2, Bagwell
2.
RS (77) - Mayse 5, Logan
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Rucker 6, Bright 2, Twitty 10,
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the West.
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Kings Mountain defeated
Bessemer City 63-12 in a
game Saturday at Ashley
Junior High School in
Gastonia. Marquiz Williams
and Stanker Williams scored
12 each, Rodney Falls 10 and
Sheldon Thompson and Jerry
Black eight each for KM.
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In Gaston League play last
week, KM Number 1 defeated
Georgetown 64-38 and KM
Number 2 defeated UNLV
58-41.
scored 16 points,
Falls 12 and Diron Bell 11 for
Number 1 and Stanker
Williams had 18, Sheldon
Thompson 14 and Freddie
Adams 10 for Number 2.
Standings: KM League,
Rockets 9-3, Pistons 8-4, Bulls
6-6, Hawks 4-7, Lakers 4-7,
76ers 4-8. Gaston League:
KM Number 1 11-0, KM
Number 2 10-1.
Players of the Week -
Sheldon Thompson and Jer-
maine Greer.
Games this week - League
games Wednesday and
Thursday. KM at the
Tennessee-Virginia Invita-
tional this weekend.
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a Sectional berth and the
seventh place team would
not.
If that doesn’t happen,
Kings Mountain’s boys,
should they win their first two
rounds and advance to the
Sectional semi-finals, would
play in the Hickory Sectional.
They KM girls, if they should
win their first two games and
qualify for the Sectional
semis, would play in the
Gardner-Webb sectionals.
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