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Six Mountaineers Make All-Conference
Kings Mountain High placed six
players on the All-Southwestern 3-
A Conference football team an-
nounced last week.
Representing the Mountaineers
were running back Jeff Lockhart,
punter Kevin Moss, offensive line-
man Eugene Morgan, defensive
linemen Victor Bell and Jermaine
Grier, and outside linebacker D.J.
Williams.
Running back Maurice Wilkie of
East Rutherford was named Player
of the Year and East Rutherford's
first-year coach Bill Smothers was
Coach of the Year.
East Rutherford led in All-
Conference selections with nine.
Wilkie was selected as an offensive
back and defensive inside
linebacker. He was joined on the
team by offensive linemen Allen
Prescott and Chance Baynard; of-
fensive back Robert Gray, kicking
specialist-defensive lineman Aaron
Camp, offensive back and defen-
sive inside linebacker Rodney
Hines, and defensive backs
Wendell Camp, Dennis Logan and
T.G. Baker.
Second place Burns had seven
players on the team, including of-
fensive linemen Jerome Toms and
Dwayne Costner, running back
Melvin Montgomery, wide receiver
Gerard Lee, inside linebackers
Mark Hush and Shion Strong, and
outside linebacker Lamont Wells.
Third place R-S Central was rep-
resented by offensive lineman
Michael Brown, quarterback Todd
Harris, wide receiver-defensive
back David Huss, wide receiver
Josh Skudlarick and outside
linebacker Tyrone Ross.
Shelby placed four players on
the team, including offensive line-
men Johnny Smith and John
Dedmon, running back Tylon
Wilson and defensive back Tim
Spikes.
North Gaston was represented
by offensive lineman Shane Cruz
and inside linebacker Larry
Traywick, and South Point placed
offensive lineman Andy Wingo,
running back Mo Crawford, and
defensive lineman Robbie Walters.
Kings Mountain was also well
represented on other fall sports
teams, which were announced ear-
lier. The announcement of the foot-
ball team was delayed because
Burns and East Rutherford were
participating in the state playoffs.
Kings Mountain's Diane Dooley
was named SWC Tennis Coach of
the Year for the third straight sea-
son after her ladies won the title for
the third straight time. KM finished
6-0, followed by Shelby 5-1, South
Point 4-2, Burns 3-3, East 2-4, R-S
1-5 and North Gaston 0-6.
Kings Mountain players on the
team were Christy Dixon, Euarry
Siphanthone, Phetsakone
Phonephet and Susan Hendricks.
Heidi Watts of South Point was
named Player of the Year and she
was joined on the team by team-
mate Chrystal Perry.
Others selected were Tonya
Davis of Burns, Krista Kuchel of
East Rutherford, and Christie
Copenhaver and Ann Hudson of
Shelby.
Matthew Denton and Bill Foard
of Kings Mountain were named to
the All-Conference cross country
team. Brad Queen of South Point
was Player of the Year and John
Wall of Shelby was Coach of the
Year.
Pro Wrestling Saturday At Community Center
South Atlantic Pro Wrestling re-
turns to the Kings Mountain
Community Center Sat., Dec. 7.
Bell time is 8 p.m.
In the main event, the South
Atlantic tag team titles will be on
the line as the champions, The Pit
Bulldogs, defend against The
Fantastics. The Pit Bulldogs won
the title by defeating The Nasty
Boys, a team currently climbing
the ladder of success in the N.W.A.
Their style will contrast sharply
with that of the brother duo, Bobby
and Jackie Fulton (The Fantastics),
who depend very heavily upon
speed and skill to win. This is a
strategy which has proved to be
successful time and again for the
Fantastics, who have scored wins
over many of the sport's most suc-
cessful teams, including the Road
Warriors and the Midnight
Express.
In a special challenge, one fall to
a finish, the former South Atlantic
heavyweight champion, Tennessee
Stud Robert Fuller, goes one on
one against his arch rival, Paul
Jones. Fuller, the former champion,
won his title from another area leg-
end, Ricky "The Dragon"
Steamboat. He was recently
stripped of the title by the South
Atlantic Pro Wrestling Ruling
Authority after a controversial
match with Paul Jones. This will be
the first meeting between these two
since that decision. Jones, a former
U.S heavyweight champion and
three-time world tag team champi-
on, is more than ready for the task
and hopes the match in Kings
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Mountain will finally settle the
score.
In a semi-final event, two of the
young lions of professional
wrestling, War Eagle Chris Chavis
and the U.S. Male Curtis thompson
will collide. Both are extraordinari-
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Tampa native Tommy Seabolt
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considerable skills against the big
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Others on the team were
Lawrence Webber of Shelby, John
Dawkins of Shelby, Brian Clark of
R-S, Lyle Wilson of South Point,
Norris Fuller of Shelby, Whitney
Lee of North Gaston, pete Russell
of North Gaston, Drew Wilkie of
East, Walter Steed of R-S, Ryan
Finney of North Gaston, Shawn
Stockton of R-S, and Kevin
Hudson of North Gaston.
Suzette Feemster and Tandra
Leftwich of Kings Mountain made
the All-Conference volleyball
team. Ronda Surratt of East was
Player of the Year and Tim Queen
of Shelby was Coach of the Year.
Other players were Jamie
Richards of Burns, Kathleen
Brown of Shelby, Troy Johnson of
South Point, Jennifer Robbins and
Angel Alexander of East, Deanna
Long and Phoebia Lail of R-S, and
Damenda Dellinger and Becky
Brittain of North Gaston.
Sirimaha Rithiphong, Kevin
Blalock, David Ramsey and Thong
Chanthapaeng of Kings Mountain
were named to the All-Conference
soccer team. Brent Pasco of Shelby
was Player of the Year and Peter
Wittig of Shelby was Coach of the
Year.
Other players selected were Rick
Jackson, Tommy Whisnant, David
McIntyre, Andy White and John
Augburn of Shelby, Shane Gunn,
Kevin Laye, Scott Bailey and Ryan
Werner of South Point, Ricky
Evans, Brant Devinney, Aaron
Tooms and Blake Craft of R-S,
Ricky Thompson and Jason
Clemmer of North Gaston, and Set
Moore and Tommy Minowiez of
Burns.
Shelby won the conference with
a 9-1 record, followed by South
Point 8-1-1, KM 4-6, R-S 4-6,
North Gaston 3-6-1 and Burns 1-9.
Stephens To Play
In Blue-Gray Game
The awards are beginning to pile
in for Calvin Stephens, South
Carolina's all-star offensive tackle
from Kings Mountain.
Stephens has been selected to
play in the annual Blue-Gray Game
Christmas Day in Montgomery,
Ala., and will participate in the
prestigious Combines Camp for
prospective pro players in January
in Indiana.
Stephens will become the sec-
ond Kings Mountain gridder to
play in the Blue-Gray Game.
Kevin Mack, now the fullback for
the Cleveland Browns, played in
the game after his senior season at
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