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Kings Mountain High's boys
swimmers continued their winning
© ways Wednesday with a victory
over East Rutherford, North
Gaston, Chase and East Rutherford
at East Rutherford.
Kings Mountain scored 127
point to 102 for East, 47 for Chase
and 16 for North Gaston.
In girls action, East Rutherford
won with 131 points, followed by
KM 88, Chase 62 and North
Gaston 25.
Rick Clary, Nathan Mayse,
Israel Angeles, Dan Messenger and
Angela Bunzel were double
winners for the Mountaineers.
Kings Mountain hosts Brevard,
Ashbrook and Chase next
Wednesday at 5:30.
Girls results:
200 medley relay - KM second,
2:09.84.
200 free - Bethany Jimison second,
2:22.75; Amy Dixon seventh, 2:53.19;
Holly Paul 10th, 3:09.75.
200 IM - Christie Hughes fourth,
2:55.99; Wendy Wright fifth, 3:04.19.
50 free - Susan Smith fifth, 33.19;
Jennifer Yarbro 10th, 36.10; Autumn
Edsall 14th, 41.45; Becky Taylor 15th,
47.92.
100 fly - Angela Bunzel first,
1:03.12; Susan Smith fourth, 1:40.65.
100 free - Holly Parker second,
1:03.57; Christie Hughes seven,
1:12.34; Holly Paul 11th, 1:21.41;
Becky Taylor 14th, 1:52.38.
500 free - Bethany Jimison second,
6:32.54.
swimmers
' keep winning streak alive
200 free relay - KM A team third.
2:18.19: KM B team seventh, 2:47.43.
100 back - Michelle Fugita third,
1:19.56: Amy Dixon fourth, 1:30.03;
Jennifer Yarbro sixth, 1:39.87; Autumn
Edsall seventh, 2:08.03.
100 breast - Angela Bunzel first,
1:13.18: Holly Parker third, 1:16.07;
Wendy Wright sixth, 1:31.13. :
400 free relay - KM A team second,
4:34.00; KM B team fourth, 5:12.25.
Boys results:
200 medley relay - KM A team first,
1:53.97; KM B team fifth, 2:13.64.
200 free - Israel Angeles first,
2:12.12; Jeff Taylor fourth, 2:31.56;
200 IM - Chuck Kaylor second,
2:31.96. .
50 free - Dan Messenger second,
25.22; Sage Fulton 9th 28.25; Jonah
Ingle 11th, 30.84; Paul Johnsonbaugh
12th, 33.63.
100 fly - Rick Clary first, 1:04.69; *
Tim Cresawn fourth, 1:35.59.
100 free - Dan Messenger first,
55.57; Israel Angeles second, 57.19;
Tim Stroup fourth, 59.6; Jason Butler
14th, 1:14.69.
500 free - Nathan Mayse first,
5:33.62.
200 free relay - KM A team second,
1:49.74; KM B team sixth, 2:14.63.
100 back - Rick Clary first, 1:01.22;
Jonah Ingle fifth, 1:25.25; Jason Butler
sixth, 1:37.94; Paul Johnsonbaugh
ninth, 1:44.78.
100 breast - Nathan Mayse first,
1:07.93; Chuck Kaylor third, 1:17.62;
Jeff Taylor sixth, 1:21.15; Tim
Cresawn eighth, 1:32.04.
400 free relay - KM A team first,
3:42.70; KM B team fourth, 5:13.33.
JV Mountaineers win
sixth against Mooresville
Kings Mountain High's JV boys
got hot in the second half and
rolled over Mooresville 75-65 in
non-conference action Tuesday af-
ternoon at the KMHS gym.
Mooresville grabbed an early
lead by slowing the tempo, but the
Mountaineers came out gunning
and dominating the boards in the
second half.
Justin Champion led the KM ef-
fort with 14 points and 12 re-
bounds. Desmond Holland scored
12 points, Jason Wade 11, C.C.
Smith 10 and Marcus Smith and
Cameron Falls eight each.
"They came out and played a
zone pretty much the whole time,"
said Coach Ronny Funderburke.
"Their game plan was to get us to
play their game and they did that in
the first half. But we came out in
the second half and played with in-
tensity and got some turnovers and .
transition baskets, and that was the
difference in the game."
The Mountaineers, now 6-2,
play at Crest Friday afternoon.
KM Recreation activities set
(Kings Mountain Boys Club
Basketball League results)
12-Under League
4 Magic 47, H x ts 43 A
Magic - Sergio McClain 10, Josh
Burris 10. Hornets - Travis Watson 15,
Michael Ingram 11.
Suns 39, Bulls 37
Suns - Brandon Roberts 11, Renaldo
Tate 10, Tyler Allen 10. Bulls - Gerald
Smith 12, Brandon Lovelace 10.
Lakers 48, Sonics 45
Lakers - Lance Smith 12, Michael
. Adams 10. Sonics - Lavar Adams 13,
Terrance Rainey 12.
Rockets 66, Celtics 60
Rockets - Josh Floyd 12, Marion
Floyd 10. Celtics - Shawn Adams 18,
Travis WAtson 14.
Suns 36, Hornets 30
Suns - Kesanio Adams 15, Tyler
Allen 10. Hornets - Travis Watson 11,
Jeff Canipe 10.
Lakers 54, Celtics 40
Lakers - Shawn Adams 30, Michael
Adams 11. Celtics - Jake Williams 11,
Torrey Cureton 10.
17-Under League
Michigan 87, Duke 73
Michigan - James Baxter 17, Chris
Thompson 13, Jarvis Bell 11, DeDec
* Gingles 10. Duke - Mike Smith 29,
The Kings Mountain Parks and
Recreation Department has announced
the following programs. All activities
are at the Community Center unless
otherwise indicated. To register or for
more information, call the Center at
739-9631 or 734-9449.
BM Aerobics - Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, 8:40-9:40 a.m.; Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday, 6-7 p.m.;
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 7-8
p.m. $10 inside city residents, $15 out-
side city. Register between the 1st and
Sth of each month.
Ml Walkers - Due to colder weather
{ the gym will be open for walkers
! Monday-Friday 8-9:45 a.m.
HM Open gym - Monday-Thursday 1-
BASKETBALL
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just made some bad decisions at
certain times. We're capable of
playing much better."
Tameeka Anderson led the KM
. scoring with 24 points. Karen
. Queen added13 and Alica Cole
came off the bench to score seven.
McLaughlin led Mooresville with
18.
In boys action, Kings Mountain
grabbed a 20-8 first quarter lead
and was still on top 34-21 at half-
time. But Mooresville took advan-
tage of numerous Kings Mountain
turnovers to win the game in the
second half. The Blue Devils
outscored the Mounties 19-11 in
the third quarter to cut the KM lead
to 45-40, then outscored the
Rodney Smarr 18, Corey McCrary 12.
Carolina 86, Florida State 81
Carolina - Stanker Williams 33,
Scott Brooks 20, Rapheal Williams 10,
Steve Surratt 10. FS - Demetrick Berry
3 Agthopy.Peryinha si, Bryan .
19:
Odams 10.
Players of the Week - Michael
Adams (10-under), Shawn Adams (12-
under), Stanker Williams (17-under).
Academic Player of the Week -
Renaldo Tate.
Rookie of the Week - Tyler Allen.
12-under standings: Suns 2-0,
Lakers 2-0, Rockets 1-0, Wolves 1-0,
Magic 1-0, Spurs 1-1, Bulls 0-1,
Sonics 0-1, Celtics 0-2, Hornets 0-2.
17-under standings: Michigan 1-0,
Carolina 1-0, Duke 0-1, Florida State
0-1, Kansas 0-0, Kentucky 0-0,
Arkansas 0-0.
This week's games:
Thursday - Suns vs. Lakers (5:30),
Hornets vs. Bulls (6:30), 10-year olds
vs. Gastonia (7:30).
Saturday - Magic vs. Rockets
(11:30), Celtics vs. Sonics (12:30),
Duke vs. Florida State (1:30), Carolina
vs. Michigan (2:30), Kansas vs.
Arkansas (3:30).
Tuesday - Suns vs. Celtics (5:30),
Bulls vs. Rockets (6:30), 13-15 year
olds vs. Gastonia (7:30).
Boys Club Basketball League
4:45 p.m. There will be no open gym
on Friday nights from now until the |
end of February due to youth basket-
ball games.
BW Shag classes - Anyone interested
in taking shag lessons are encouraged
to call the Center at 734-0449. Dates
for classes have not been set yet.
BM Baseball registration - Baseball
registration will be held Saturday, Feb.
19 from 10 a.m-2 p.m. Past and present
participants must fill out registration
form in order to be put on a team. Girls
softball registration will also take place
on the 19th. Ages are 5-16. There is a
registration fee. Birth certificate is re-
quired. Registration will take place in
the front office area. For more informa-
tion call 734-0449.
Mounties 22-15 over the final eight
minutes to win.
Napolien Lowery and Steven
Klitzsch led the Blue Devils with
13 points each. Bryan Leftwich
scored 25 and Eric Tate 11 for the
Mountaineers.
GIRLS GAME
Mooresville (62) - McLauglin
18, Hill 14, Satterfield 12,
Patterson 6, Seman 6, Duckworth
4, Delanton 2.
KM (52) - Anderson 24, Queen
13, Cole 7, Barnett 4, Harrison 2,
Whitaker 2.
BOYS GAME
Mooresville (64) - Frazier 10,
Goins 6, Lowery 13, Park 8,
Campbell 7, Sparks 5, Klitzsch 13.
KM (60) - Leftwich 25, Tate 11,
Perkins 3, Smith 9, Jefferies 2, Bell
6, Minor 4.
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