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Page 8A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, April 12, 1990
CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM-The Kings Mountain Boys Club's 13-
year-old basketball team won the state championship recently.
Members of the team, not in order pictured, are Bean Robinson,
Kevin Clary, Jarvis Bell, Steve Surratt, Shanas Gordon, Robert
Williams, Sharee Hopper, Troy Phillips and Jovan Bell. Not pictured
are David Taylor, Terence Roseboro, Ian Adams and Jason Rayford.
KM Boys Club Cagers
Win State Tournament
The Kings Mountain Boys Club
13-year-old AAU all-stars won the
state championship last weekend in
Concord and will play in the na-
tional tournament in July in
Indiana.
This marks the third straight
year a KMBC team has qualified
for the national tournament. KM
teams finished second and third in
the nation the last two years.
Kings Mountain defeated
Gastonia 88-40, Raleigh 95-43 and
the Charlotte Royals 88-79 to win
the state. Raleigh defeated the
Charlotte Royals in overtime for
second place and will also advance
to the national tournament.
Jovan Bell and Robert Williams
scored 12 points each and Troy
cr
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pt
Phillips, Sharee Hopper, Ian-
Adams and Jason Rayford added
10 each in the victory over
Gastonia.
Adams scored 16 points, Bell
12, Williams 11, ‘and Rayford,
Hopper and Tank Roseboro 10
each in the semi-finals win over
Raleigh. Phillips, Adams and Bell
scored 11 each and Rayford,
Williams, Roseboro and Hopper
added 10 points in the champi-
onship win over Charlotte.
KM advanced to the state tour-
nament by winning four straight
games in the West Regionals at
Wilkesboro. KM defeated Foothills
90-40, Alexander County 95-38,
Charlotte Sonics 105-32 and Avery
County 116-13.
Bell scored 12, Williams and
Roseboro 11 each, and Phillips,
Tourney Here
This Weekend
Kings Mountain Boys Club will
host the West Regional 15-17 AAU
Basketball Tournament April 12-15
at Kings Mountain High School,
Kings Mountain Junior High and
the Kings Mountain Community
Center.
The top 15, 16 and 17 year old
basketball players in this end of the
state will be competing for the
right to play in next week's state
championship tournament.
Action gets underway Thursday
at 5 p.m.
Hopper and Shanas Gordon 10
each in the win over Foothills.
Adams scored 13, Rayford 12,
Hopper and Bell 11 each, and
Williams, Roseboro and Phillips 10
each in the win over Alexander
County.
Rayford, Adams and Bell had 11
cach and Hopper, Williams,
Roseboro, Phillips and David
Taylor 10 each in the win over
Charlotte.
Taylor scored 15 points, Gordon
and Phillips 13 each, Rayford 11,
and Hopper, Bell, Williams and
Adams 10 each in the win over
Avery County.
Kings Mountain's 11-year-old
team also won the state game and
will play in the national tourna-
ment in Orlando, Fla. in July.
Girls Track Team
Second In
Kings Mountain High's girls
track team finished second in a
three-team Southwestern 3-A
Conference meet Wednesday.
Shelby won the event with 106
pints, followed by KM with 44 and
South Point with 11.
Kings Mountain picked up two
first place finishes. Neck Moore
won the 100 meter hurdles in 18.95
seconds, and Angie Blanton won
the 300 meter high hurdles in 58.86
seconds.
Finishing second were Blanton
in the high jump (4'4"); Pam
Martin, Kimberly Hoyle, Emily
Campbell and Doung Mounghane
in the 3200 meter relay (13:54.00);
SW Meet
Tonya Walls in the 100 meter hur-
dles (19.25); Doung Mounghane in
the 3200 meter run (17:28); and
Tikki Thomas in the 200 meter run
(28.86).
Finishing third were Kelly
Hardy in the long jump (13'4");
and Christy McClary in the 200
meter run (29.22).
Finishing fourth were Blanton in
the triple jump (27' 1/2"); Keisha
Coulter in the 100 meter hurdles
(20.27); Emily Campbell in the
1600 meter run (7:17); Tonya Hall
in the 400 meter run (88.31);
Bridget Williams in the 300 meter
high hurdles (60.62); and Dawn
Hardin in the 800 meter run (2:56).
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KM Tennis Team
Drops 3 Matches
Kings Mountain High's tennis
tcam dropped 9-0 decisions to
Ashbrook and Myers Park and fell
to Concord 7-0 in a rain-shortened
match last week.
The Mountaineers are scheduled
to open Southwestern 3-A
Conference action Thursay at R-S
Central. They will host North
Gaston Tuesday, April 24.
ASHBROOK 9, KM 0
(Singles)
Bharin Mikta (A) def. Jay
Hendricks 6-0, 6-2; Banks Bostian
(A) def. Scott Layton 6-2, 6-1;
Ahylen Tuttle (A) def. Kevin Bess
6-3, 6-1; Jeff Hanna (A) def. Brad
Benton 6-3, 6-2; Sean Ayers (A)
def. Jimbo Thompson 6-3, 6-2;
Danny Hite (A) def. Brandon
Morgan 6-1, 6-0.
Baseball
From Page 5-A
The winner of the KM-North
and East-BC games will met
Tuesday at 5:30, following a game
between the losers of those two
games. Shelby will battle Hunter
Huss at 8 p.m.
Games will be played
Wednesday at 5:30 and 8 p.m.,
Thursday at 5:30 and 8 p.m., and
Friday at 5:30 and 8 p.m.
"This will be a good way for the
people in the area to see some great
ball games,” said Coach Clark.
"This is really a big tournament,
probably the biggest high school
baseball tournament in this area.
It's a lot of fun for the kids and
they get to be exposed to a lot of
different media. I think Kings
Mountain will show itself well."
Each school is guaranteed $250
by the sponsoring Gaston
Observer, and as host Kings
Mountain will get to keep all the
concession monies.
"This should be an exciting tour-
nament because there are several
top-notch teams involved,” Clark
said. "We're really excited about
playing in it and also maybe mak-
ing some money for our program."
FRIDAY GAME
By innings: R-H -E
KM 214 004 6 17-14-4
RS 4000211 8-11-1
Allen and Brannon; Baynard
and Goode.
MONDAY GAME
Byinnings: R-H-E
KM 182 213 x 17-12-1
CR 001002 x 3-4-5
Chad Plonk, Chris Plonk (4),
Rogers (5) and Brannon; King,
Newton (2) and Vinesett.
Girls Softball
From Page 5-A j
Coach Tony Leigh's ladies im-
proved their record to 3-1 in the
Southwestern 3-A Conference and
5-1 overall. They resume confer-
cence play April 20 at Shelby.
Carmen Smith hurled the victory
and Tandra Leftwich earned a save.
Paula Morris led the KM plate
attack with 2-for-2 and three runs
batted in, and Angela Whitaker
was 2-for-2 with one RBI.
Tony Leigh
From Page 5-A
Leigh said he hopes to work
closely with the junior high pro-
gram to build a successful program
at KMHS.
(Doubles)
Mekta-Bostina (A) def.
Hendricks-Layton 6-0, 6-1; Hite-
Stephenson (A) def. Bess-
Thompson 7-5, 6-1; Hanna-Ayers
(A) def. Benton-Morgan 6-2, 6-0.
MYERS PARK 9, KM 0
(Singles)
Antoine Howard (MP) def. Jay
Hendricks 6-0, 6-0; Taylor Busby
(MP) def. Scott Layton 6-2, 6-0;
Jay Kilroy (MP) def. Kevin Bess 6-
1, 6-1; Miles Highsmith (MP) def.
Brad Benton 6-0, 6-1; Frieder
Warner (MP) def. Jimbo
Thompson 6-1, 6-1; Chad Foley
(MP) def. Brandon Morgan 6-1, 6-
0.
(Doubles)
Howard-Busby (MP) def.
Hendricks-Layton 6-0, 6-1; Kilroy-
Highsmith (MP) def. Bess-
Thompson 6-0, 6-0; Warner-Foley
(MP) def. Benton-Morgan 6-0, 6-2.
CONCORD. 7, KM 0
(Singles)
Clay Glidewell (C) def. Jay
Hendricks 6-0," 6-3; Baker
Arrowood (C)*“def. Brandon
Morgan 6-1, 6-1; S¢ott Hunsinger
(C) def. Kevin Bess 7-6, 7-5; Paul
Sessom (C) def. Brad Benton 7-6,
6-1; Tommy Honey (C) def. Jimbo
Thompson 6-1, 6-1; Peter Olteni
(C) def. Eric Hanks 6-2, 6-1.
(Doubles)
Honey-Olteni (C) def. Hanks-
Jones 6-5, 6-2, 643. (Other two
doubles matches rained out).
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