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» STANDINGS
Thursday, September 11 Southwestern Foothills 3A
4 p.m. - Middle school softball, Kings Teams Conf. All
Mountain at Lincolnton. W-L WL
4:30 - High school volleyball, R-S Central at Burns 0-0 3-0
Kings Mountain (JV and varsity). Hickory 0-0 2-1
7 p.m. - High school JV football, Shelby at Fred T. Foard 0-0 1-2
Kings Mountain St. Stephens 0-0 1-3
; Crest 0-0 0-2
Friday, September 12 Kings Mountain 0-0 0-3
R-S Central 0-0 0-3
7:30 p.m. - High school football, Kings
Mountain at Shelby. Last Week's Results
Forestview 17, Kings Mountain 12
Saturday, September 13 Shelby 17, Crest 14
Burns 39, North Gaston 7
Maiden 48, Fred T. Foard 16
Hickory 30, S. Caldwell 14
Chase 14, R-S Central 7
Alexander Central 41, St. Stephens 6
11 a.m. - High school volleyball, Kings
Mountain and T.C. Roberson at McDowell.
Monday, September 15
This Week's Games
Kings Mountain at Shelby
Crest at South Point
East Rutherford at Burns
Bandys at Fred T. Foard
Hickory at Newton-Conover
‘McDowell at R-S Central
South Caldwell at St. Stephens
3:30 p.m. - High school tennis, Hickory at
Kings Mountain
4 p.m. - Middle school cross country, Kings
Mountain, Pumpkin Center and Chase at
Shelby
Tuesday, September 16
4 p.m. - Middle school softball, Kings
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GARY STEWART / HERALD Mountain at Pumpkin Center. Big South 3A ! : i
Kings Mountain lineman Sam McGinnis gets his wrist taped during Friday’s game at 4:30 - High school volleyball, Kings ;
Forestview. Mountain at St. Stephens (JV and varsity). Forestview 1-0 3-0
- 5 p.m. - High school cross country, Kings Ashbrook 0-0 3-0
J AGS Mountain at R-S Central East Gaston 0-0 3-0
Hunter Huss 0-0 2-1
From 1B Wednesday, September 17 South Point 0-0 2-1
East Lincoln 0-0 2-2
J field for the winning touch- 3:30 p.m. - High school tennis, Kings North Gaston 0-0 1-2
i down. Mountain at Burns Berry Academy 0-0 0-3
The Jaguars opened the
scoring on their first drive of
the night, taking a 3-0 lead
“really good chance” of win-
ning the game. In their four
previous meetings with
Forestview, all games were
decided by a touchdown or
less with each team winning
twice.
“"] felt like we were going
to have to play mistake-free
football and we were going
to have to come up with
some big plays and
turnovers,” he said.
The Mountaineers came
up with three fumble recov-
eries, two of which led
directly to their two touch-
downs. The third recovery
by linebacker Orlando
Curry stopped a Forestview
drive at the KM two yard
line.
Kings Mountain lost the
services of offensive lineman
Buddy Davis late in the first
half. He was carried off the
field by ambulance with
what appeared to be a dislo-
cated knee. Farquharson
said he was scheduled to be
seen by an orthopedist on
Tuesday and his status for
the remainder of the year is
unknown at this time.
“We played hard and put
ourselves in position to
win,” Farquharson said.
“We've just got to make
some adjustments in some
areas and be a little bit
smarter in trying to make
things happen so that good
plays don’t turn into bad
plays and bad plays don't
turn worse.”
5 p.m. - High school soccer, Hickory at Kings
Mountain (JV and varsity)
5 p.m. - Middle school football, Kings
KM - Montrell Banks 14-52, Sidney Goode
18-77, J.J. McClain 10-49, John Gwinn 1-5.
FV - Brian Phillips 16-84, J.r. Armstrong 8-55,
Ben Riddle 11-28, Josh Jackson 7-58.
PASSING
KM - Montrell Banks 2-3-1-30.
FV - Ben Riddle 2-4-0-39.
RECEIVING
KM - Derek Hilley 2-30.
FV - Armstrong 2-39.
Last Week's Results
East Gaston 19, Bessemer City 6
Hendersonville 40, Rosman 7
Westminister 12, Highland 6
Polk County 39, Landrum 3
East Gaston 19, Bessemer City 6
Cherryville 41, West Lincoln 6
East Lincoln 67, North Lincoln 0
Maiden 48, Fred T. Foard 16
This Week's Games
Bessemer City at Huss
Bunker Hill at Maiden
Cherryville at North Gaston
Highland at Charlotte Christian
N. Lincoln at Hendersonville
on a 24 yard field goal by Mountain at Shelby. South Point 47, Lincolnton 0
. pro Conner. Ashbrook 18, East Rutherford 3
| {ings Mountain took the Olympic 32, Berry 7
) lead by driving 45 yards p KM GRIDGRAPH Fon Pon 67, Foor Lincoln 0
| after defensive back Aaron York 32, Hunter Huss 20,
| Bolton pounced on a KM FV Forestview 17, Kings Mountain 12
i Forestview fumble. Sidney First downs 11 14 Burns 39, North Gaston 7
‘Goode scored from two Yds. Rushing 183 225
yards out. Passes 2-3-1 2-4 This Week's Games
| » Despite the loss, Kings Yds. Passing 30 39 Berry at East Gaston
1 Mountain Coach Dave Fumbles Lost 1 3 Bessemer City at Huss
Farquharson said he was Yds. Penalized 80 55 Chase at Forestview
J ‘pleased with his team’s Crest at South Point
effort and the improvement Score by quarters T Cherryville at North Gaston
A from last week’s embarrass- Freedom at Ashbrook
J ing loss to South Point. KM 0/46 6 0 -12
{ “I think we came out and FV 3507 0 Tis <1 Southern Foothills 1A
decided we were going to |
play and get after it and not FV - Brett Conner 24FG Hendersonville 0-0 "
give up, make things hap- KM - Sidney Goode 2-run (pass failed) Polk County 0-0
‘pen and move the football,” FV - Charles Musoke 45-pass interception Maiden 0-0 fi
: he said . “I think our kids return (Conner kick) Bessemer City 0-0 :
. ‘played with a great deal of KM - J.J. McClain 17-run (kick failed) Cherryville 0-0 |
b effort.” GARY STEWART / HERALD FV - JR. Armstrong 30-run (Conner Kick)... Highland Tech (=~. 0-0. 03
. Going into practice last KM'’s Aaron Bolton cools off with bottle of water after res NOEL ARCO 4 tii rsh bin 5
§ ‘week, Farquharson said he recovering fumble in Friday's game at Forestview. RUSHING ; y -
felt the Mountaineers had a Last Week's Results
SHELBY
From 1B
‘for his third straight year.
‘His throwing arm has
brought a new dimension to
: the traditional Shelby run-
‘ning attack.
“He does a good job of
throwing the football,” says
:KM Coach Dave
‘Farquharson. “He's got
some good receivers so
‘they're going to test our sec-
ondary again and we're
going to have to come in
and put some pressure on
him, contain him and play
good pass defense as well as
good run defense.”
Van Eskridge, a 182-
pound junior halfback, is
one of the best backs in the
area. He has been starting
since his freshman year
when he was an All-
Conference defensive back.
Offensively and defensive-
ly, the Lions will be one of
the quickest teams the
Mountaineers will face this
year.
“Shelby is always Shelby,”
says Farquharson. “They're
a good football team and
they get up for the big
games. They're going to
play some of their best foot-
ball against us.
“They're young like we
are but they've got good
size, good athletic ability
and they're coming off a big
win so it’s going to be a
barn-burner. Defensively
they've always been sound
in what they do. They're
going to come up and use
their speed and quickness to
try to give us as many prob-
lems as they can.”
Even though they haven't
won a game yet,
Farquharson said he has
been pleased with his team’s
progress.
“We're going to get ready
and try to break into the win
column before we start con-
ference play,” he said.
“We're going to try to
improve on what we do
from week to week and get
a little bit better each week.”
Kings Mountain opens
Southwestern Foothills
Conference play next week
at Fred T. Foard.
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