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SPORTS
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Mounties Home For Next Four
Kings Mountain High’s
basketballers open a four-
game home stand Friday
when East Rutherford’s
Cavaliers come to town for a
tripleheader.
Junior varsity action gets
underway at 4 p.m. Varsity
action begins at 6:30.
The boys won and the girls
lost in Southwestern 3-A Con-
ference action Tuesday night
at Chase. The Mountaineers
won their second straight
conference game, 78-59 to run
their overall record to 8-5,
and the girls fell to the
league-leaders 55-37. The KM
jayvees won the afternoon
contest 77-52.
Brent Bagwell scored 22
Mounties Hold Off South Point 59-58
Kings Mountain’s Moun-
taineers had to hang on at the
end to edge South Point 59-58
Friday night at Belmont for
their first Southwestern 3-A
Conference victory.
Larry Sipe’s five had a
59-56 lead with just seconds
remaining but the Moun-
taineers were whistled for a
technical foul. South Point hit
both free throws to cut the
margin to 59-58, but couldn’t
score on the inbounds play.
The victory gives the
Mountaineers a 1-3 con-
ference record and 7-5 overall
mark.
Tim Goode and Bryan
Jones led the KM scoring
with 14 points apiece and Cliff
points and grabbed 13 re-
bounds to lead the Moun-
taineers over the winless Tro-
jans. Patrick Jones added 21
points for KM and Albert
Ware had 18 points and eight
rebounds for Chase.
The Mountaineers took
command from the opening
tipoff and were never headed.
Larry Sipe’s charges held a
20-9 lead after the first
quarter, a 44-19 advantage at
intermission and a 55-35 lead
going into the fourth quarter.
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The unbeaten Chase girls
built up a 34-12 halftime lead
over the KM ladies and led
49-20 going into the fourth
quarter. Tara Miller led the
Meeks added 12. Brent
Bagwell had 11 points and 14
rebounds.
Beljai Baklai scored 20
points and Demond Alex-
ander added 14 points and
nine rebounds for the Red
Raiders, who dropped to 1-3
in the conference.
Kings Mountain held the
upper hand most of the way
but never could break the
game open. The Moun-
taineers led 14-11 after the
first period, 30-29 at intermis-
sion and 46-42 going into the
final eight minutes.
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South Point’s girls posted
their first conference win in
Chase attack with 22 points
and Leslie Camp added 12.
Adrienne Woods led KM with
10 points.
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Kings Mountain’s jayvees
jumped to a 19-2 first quarter
lead and never let up in winn-
ing their ninth game in 11
starts. Ronnie Funderburke’s
team led 41-16 at intermission
and 59-34 going into the fourth
quarter.
Ryan Hollifield led the KM
scoring with 21 points and
Alan Williams added 16.
After Friday’s meeting
with East, the Mountaineers
will entertain Burns next
Tuesday, and then play R-S
Central and North Gaston at--
the opener, 51-40, as Michelle
Williamson scored 25 points
and Trish Lewandowski 16.
South Point led 21-17 at the
half and 38-27 going into the
fourth quarter.
Melissa Helms scored 14
points and Carmen Smith
eight for the KM ladies, who
fell to 2-2 in the conference
and 3-9 overall.
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Kings Mountain’s jayvees
continued their torrid scoring
pace in an afternoon contest,
winning 92-61. It was the third
time this season Ronnie
Funderburke’s lads have top-
ped the 90-point figure.
Daniel Honeycutt led four
double-digit KM scorers with
home before going back on
the road February 12 at
Shelby.
BOYS GAME
KM (78) - Meeks 6, Bagwell
22, B. Jones 4, P. Jones 21,
Ross 8, Goode 2, Ballard 5,
Griffith 2, Wilson 2, James 2.
CH (59) - Harris 13, Macop-
son 5, Waters 6, Ware 18, Con-
ley 4, Hamrick 1, Jones 12.
GIRLS GAME
KM (37) - Epps 7, Helms 4,
Ruff 1, Smith 2, Ad. Woods 10,
An. Woods 9, Roseboro 2,
Degree 2. :
CH (55) - Bristol 4, Camp
12, Miller 22, Green 2, Coffey
2, Hill 2, Pettit 2, Watkins 3,
‘McKinney 6.
23 points. Quam Smith added
16, Petie McNeil 14 and Ryan
Hollifield 13.
GIRLS GAME
KM (40) - Epps 2, Ruff 7,
Smith 8, Helms 14, Woods 7,
Gardner 2.
SP (51) - Williamson 25,
Lewandowski 16, Robinson 4,
Johnston 6.
BOYS GAME
KM (59) - Meeks 12,
Bagwell 11, B. Jones 14, P.
Jones 2, Goode 14, Ballard 6.
ONE ON ONE - Kings Mountain point guard Bryan Jones
(10) works one on one against South Point’s Willie Strain in
Friday’s Southwestern 3-A Conference basketball game at
Belmont. Mountaineers won 59-58.
SP (58) - Strain 11, Baklai
20, Alexander 14, Kinlaw 4,
Crump 5, Norris 2, McNeil 2.
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