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The Greater Cleveland County
Soccer Association has begun its
full season and Kings Mountain is
represented by nine teams. The
girls teams include: Under 14,
Corry, Cerwin and Luptak; under
- 11, King Mountain Eye Clinic and
Rogers Pontiac; and under nine,
¥ PSU. The boys teams are: Under
14, Cloninger and Neisler; Under
8, Shuford Heating, Under 10,
Hoechst Celanese; Under 10, Fasco
B Controls; and Under 6, Fitch Body
} Shop.
In soccer action, CC&L defeated
Spake 4-2. Laura Propst scored
twice and Meghan Potter and
Shena Owens added a goal each.
CC&L was beaten 4-a by Horn
WEst Horn with a goal by Meghan
Potter, and lost 3-1 to Coldwell.
Carrie Brinkley scored in that
game and Erin Wilson and Lindsey
Hamrick had good defensive ef-
forts.
In boys under 14, C&N was de-
feated 9-3 by One-Stop. Kevin
Teague, Ellis Sansikone and Zack
Ramey scored for C&N.
KM Eye Clinic is undefeated.
: “hey defeated Creative Touches 5-
{0 behind goals by Jenni Wilson and
Katie Bennett and a hat trick from
Lesley Potter. KM Eye also defeat-
ed Lackey-Blue 3-0 with two goals
from Stephanie Edwards and one
from Lesley Potter. Strong defen-
sive efforts were made by Molly
Hamrick, Hannah McDaniel and
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In boys under 10 action, Hoechst
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© Children's Clinic 2-0. Josh Day
® scored for HC. They lost to
"Thomas 5-1. John Bryant scored in
that game and Tommy Davis gave
a good defensive effort.
Fasco was defeated by Centura
Bank 6-1. Fasco's goal was by Matt
Smith.
In boys under 8, Shuford
Heating was defeated by Bridges
Tilbert and Foster 4-1. Zach
Putnam scored for Shuford,
In girls under 9, PSU lost 7-0 to
Cordell Clinic but tied BB&T 1-1.
Katie Cooke scored that goal and
Emily Edwards and Blair Heffner
stood out on defense.
In under 6, Fitch Body lost 6-2
to Keeter Ford with goals by Ben
Galloway and Seth Walters.
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GWU women's soccer
team blanks Newberry
BOILING SPRINGS -
Sophomore Michelle Davidson
scored 45 seconds into the game en
route to her first collegiate hat trick
as Gardner-Webb walloped
Newberry 6-0 Monday.
Liz Coates, Lori Burris and
Kristen Lott also scored for
Gardner-Webb, which improved to
5-5.
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Happy 1st Birthday!
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Jones
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Daughter of
Greg Jones &
Christy Hamrick
Sophomore Shana Sizemore (4) returns a serve for Kings Mountain High's girls volleyball team in
Monday's match with North Gaston at the KMHS gym. The Lady Mountaineers won to pull into a tie for
first place in the Southwestern 3-A Conference.
KM spikers beat Wildcats
to gain share of SWC lead
Kings Mountain High's girls vol-
leyball team moved into a tie for
first place in the Southwestern 3-A
Conference Monday with a 15-6,
15-4, 15-6 victory over North
Gaston.
The Lady Mountaineers were
scheduled to end their regular sea-
son Wednesday at Burns against
Burns and East Rutherford. The
SWC tournament will be played
next week.
Kings Mountain, the perennial
SWC champion, had to forfeit its
match to North Gaston earlier in
Thunder and
Thunder and Lightning subsided
somewhat but still managed to hold
onto their share of first place in
Mixed Duckpin Bowling League
action Thursday night at Dilling
Heating.
Both teams divided their games,
Thunder with the Moose Heads
and Lightning with the Alley Rats.
Their records are now 20-12, fol-
lowed by the Moose Heads at 16-
16 and the Rats at 8-24.
John Dilling's 166 line and 378
set led the Moose Heads against
Thunder. Ronnie Scruggs was the
RONNIE GRIGG
the season. After defeating the
Wildcats, KM found it had used an
ineligible player and reported the
matter to North Gaston and state
officials. ‘
If Kings Mountain and North
Gaston are still tied for first after
regular season play, the team that
advances the farthest in the SWC
tournament will draw the SWC's
top seed for the upcoming state
playoffs.
The Lady Mountaineers were
charged up and ready to go in
Monday's home match. Before a
huge Senior Night crowd they re-
bounded from an early 3-0 deficit
in the first game to easily defeat
the Wildcats.
"I thought the whole team
played very well," said Coach
Diana Bridges. "I was really
pleased with the effort."
Prior to the game, the school
honored its senior players and their
parents. Seniors included captains
Tina and Tami Welch, Misty
Smith, Jessica Koeger, Patricia
Freeman, Autumn Edsall and Katie
Benton.
Lightning still share lead
biggest crack of Thunder with a
117 line and 312 set.
The biggest rat at the alley was
Allen Myers who bowled a 142
line and 353 set. Tommy Barrett
had a pair of 119 games and a 346
set for Lightning.
BM In Tuesday night action, the
first place Antiques were swept by:
the last place Dream Team but still
managed to hold onto a two-game
lead over Bullwinkle of Friends, a
6-2 winner over Family Affair. The
Antiques are now 20-12,
Bullwinkle and Friends 18-14,
Family Affair 16-16 and Dream
Team 10-12.
Mark Midgette bowled a 150
line and 361 set and Chris
Hullender added a 134 line and
353 set to lead the Dream Team
over the Antiques. John Dilling's
122 line and 345 set topped the
losers.
Chuck: Ruley rolled a 126 line
and 321 set and Robbie Hullender
added a 117-318 to lead Bullwinkle
and Friends over Family Affair.
R.W> Hullender of Family Affair
was the top scorer for the match
with a 131 line and 357 set.
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