The Kings Mountain Herald
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September 19, 2002
P l CK E RS | Garystowart | Todd Hogan | Ronald Kiser
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for this week's football games. 35.10 31.14 31.14 33.12
_ | Hunter Huss at Bessemer City Bessemer City | Bessemer City | Hunter Huss | Bessemer City
North Gaston at Cherryville North Gaston | North Gaston | North Gaston Cherryville
-| East Lincoln at Lincolnton East Lincoln Lincolnton Lincolnton East Lincoln
Forestview at Chase : Chase Forestview Chase Forestview
Ashbrook at Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom Freedom.
Shelby at Kings Mountain Kings Mtn. Shelby Shelby Shelby
South Point at Crest Crest Crest South Point South Point
Burns at East Rutherford Burns Burns E. Rutherford Burns
Maiden at Bunker Hill Maiden Maiden Maiden Maiden
Newton-Conover at Hickory Hickory Hickory N.-Conover Hickory
Gardner-Webb at Chattanooga Chattanooga | Gardner-Webb| Chattanooga | Gardner-Webb
Western Carolina at The Citadel The Citadel The Citadel W. Carolina The Citadel
Appalachian State at Liberty App. State App. State App. State App. State
NC State at Texas Tech NC State NC State NC State NC State
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Aquatic Cycloes
present awards
The Kings Mountain
Aquatic Cyclones recently
held their annual long
course season banquet at
Eastside Baptist Church in
Shelby. The team enjoyed a
cookout before the awards
ceremony.
Coaches Aaron Allen and
Barbara Franklin were pres-
ent to hand out medals and
trophies to all swimmers
that competed in the sum-
mer meets.
There were high point
winners for those in their
age group who had the most
points over the long courses
season. For the 15 and over .
boys, Colby Wollak had 69
points. Michael Allen had
226 points for the 13-14
boys. William Quarles got 97
points fot the 11-12 year old
boys, and James Detter!
earned 93 points for th&10*
under group.
For the girls, Michelle
Jones won for the 13-14 year
olds with 81 points. Ashley
Quarles had 84 points for
the 11-12 year old girls.
Sarah Hovis had 92 points
for the 10-under girls and
Ashley Cain had 75 points
for the 8-under girls.
Also winning trophies and
medals were Taylor Rippy,
Phaedra Mangan, Katelyn
Latham, Clara Owen, Lorrin
Plyler, Sarah Catherine
Greenlee, Brooks McGinnis,
Lacey Beam, Mary Grace
Owen, Charlie Jones, Alyssa
Ponder, Shannon Kay,
Chandler Kay, Brittany
Beam and Ozzy Canipe.
The Cyclones will start
their short course season’on
September 21. KMA will be
hosting the meet at Neisler
Natatorium in Kings
Mountain. The public is
invited to attend the meet.
Anyone interested in join-
ing the team should call
Coach Aaron Allen at Kings
Mountain High School.
Childers hurls
one-hitter for KM
Morgan Childers hurled a
one-hitter and struck out
nine to lead Kings Mountain
Middle School’s girls soft-
ball team to a 10-0 victory
over Pumpkin Center 3
Thursday.
Childers gave up the only
hit in the bottom of the fifth
inning.
Childers also slammed a
three-run home run as KM
won its sixth straight game
of this year and 18th straight
over the past two seasons. .
In a game last week,
Childers hurled the win and
Laura Weigel slammed a
triple and had five runs bat-
ted in to lead the Lady
Patriots to a 12-3 victory
over West Lincoln.
JV Mountaineers
lose to Forestview
Kings Mountain High's JV
football team dropped its
second game in three starts
Thursday night at Gastonia
Forestview, 42-13.
J.J. McClain scored a rush-
ing touchdown and Brian
Gibson caught a touchdown
pass from Ryan Burton for
the only, Kings) Mountain
scores:
Matiz] Norris’ lige
well for the Mountaineers
on defense, but KM didn’t
have an answer for
Forestview running back
Terrell Harris, who gained
135 yards and scored on
runs of 46 and 10 yards.
Josh Martin scored on a
27-yard touchdown run for
the Jaguars, and also inter-
cepted a pass and returned
it for a touchdown. Jawann
Wilson scored on a 50-yard
run and Josh Jackson scored
from 15 yards out.
Kings Mountain travels to
Shelby tonight at 7 o’clock.
Local girl to play
in Blacksburg game
Megan Propst, daughter of
Grover native Vickie Turner
Propst and her husband
Tom, will be playing volley-
ball for Southside Christian
School of Simpsonville, SC
in a game Thursday at 5:30
p-m. at Blacksburg High
School.
Propst is the granddaugh-
ter of Martha Turner of
Grover.
Cheer competition
set in Taylorsville
Alexander Central High
School in Taylorsville will
host the Carolinas Foothills
Classic cheerleading compe-
tition September 28. Dancers
and partner stunt teams
may also compete.
For more information call
1-800-477-8868.
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