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October 2, 2003
- SPORTS BRIEL FS
KM volleyball
team wins 15th
Kings
Mountain
High's
women’s
volleyball
team
swept
Freedom
25-12, 28-
26 in a
non-con-
ference
game
Thursday at Donald L.
Parker Gymnasium.
The victory improved -
Kings Mountain’s overall
record to 15-2.
The Mountaineers got a
good all-around effort from
several players.
Kristyn Funderburke (13-
for-13), Jackie Jarvis (10-for-
10), Ashley McDaniel (17-
for-17), Brittney Thornburg
(5-for-5) and Alex Dawson
(5-for-5) were all perfect
from the serve line. Lauren
Horne and Ashton Teague
were each 11-for-12.
Funderburke, McDaniel,
Horne and Thornburg had
two ace serves each, and
Teague and Dawson had
one each.
Dawson had 10 kills, two
blocks and eight digs. Kala
Buchanan had three kills,
and Teague had two kills, a
block and six digs.
Setter Blair Heffner had 17
assists and nine digs. Jarvis
had 10 digs, Horne and
Teague six each, and
McDaniel four.
DAWSON
Goode selected
Player of the Week
Kir.gs Mountain High run-
ning back Sidney Goode
was named Edward Jones
Investments/WOHS
Cleveland County High
School Player of the Week
for his recent performance
in the Mounties’ 44-12 win
over Fred T. Foard.
Goode rushed for 211
yards and four touchdowns
in the Mountaineers’ first
win of the season. He had
scoring runs of 69 and 36
yards.
The Kings Mountain Herald
GARY STEWART / HERALD
Johnny Phillips scores for
KM JVs.
JV Mountaineers
blank Burns 21-0
Kings Mountain High's JV
football team ran its record
to 5-1 Thursday with a 21-0
victory at Burns.
The Mountaineers host
Crest tonight at 7 o'clock.
Antwan Ross, Johnny
Phillips and Rex Burton
scored touchdowns for the
Mountaineers. Derek
Marable kicked three extra
points.
George Mayes also stood
out on offense for the
Mountaineers. C.J. Cooke
and Logan did a good job
blocking.
Cole starting at
South Carolina
Kings Mountain freshman
Shonda Cole has worked her
way into the starting lineup
for the University of South
Carolina women's volleyball
team.
Through the first 13
games, the Lady Gamecocks
are 7-6 overall and 1-0 in the
Southesastern Donfernce.
Cole, an outside hitter and
middle blocker, played a key
role in USC's opening SEC
a win over LSU 30-24, 30-27,
30-28. Inthe third game she
tied the game at 18-all with
a kill that sparked a come-
from-behind victory.
In 43 games, Cole has 100
kills, 21 digs, two blocks and
five assists.
“Shonda is an exceptional
young athlete who has the
potential to be a great offen-
sive weapon,” says Coach
Kim Christopher. “We are
very excited to ahve
Shondain our pgoram and
looking forward to watchin
gher develop into one of the
top players in teh country.”
Brinkley sisters
starting for GWU
Kristie and Carrie
Brinkley of Kings Mountain
are off to a great start for the
Gardner-Webb University
women’s volleyball team.
Through 19 matches, the
Lady Bulldogs are 1-1 in the
Atlantic Sun Conference and
5-14 overall.
In 59 games, Kristie
Brinkley has 183 kills, an
average of 3.10 per game;
and 131 digs, an average of
2.22 per game.
In 58 games, Carrie
Brinkley has a team-high
529 assists, a 9.12 per game
average. She also has 26 kills
and 102 digs.
The Brinkley sisters
played on Kings Mountain's
State championship team in
1998. Carrie also played on
the Mountaineers’ 2001 State
championship team.
ASA qualifier
set at KM YMCA
An ASA baseball National
Qualifier tournament will be
held October 10-12 at the
Kings Mountain YMCA
fields.
There will be divisions for
8U-18U.
BM The ASSA Fall State
Championships and
National Qualifier for ages
8U-18U will be held October
17-19 at Martha Rivers
Complex and Sims Park in
.Gastonia,
For more information call
Billy Robinson at 629-2749
or go online to.www.assas-
ports.com.
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Monty Deaton gets his offense fired up.
KM Patriots roll 42-6
over Pumpkin Center
Kings Mountain rolled to
a 36-0 halftime lead and
went on to defeat Pumpkin
Center 42-6 in a Tri-County
Middle School Conference
football game Wednesday at
John Gamble Stadium.
The Patriots, 4-1, were
scheduled to host West
Lincoln yesterday. They host
county rival Burns in their
final game next Wednesday
at 5 p.m.
The Patriots’ only loss of
the year, a 16-6 setback to
Lincolnton in the second
game, will keep them out of
the conference champi-
onship game. Lincolnton,
which was 6-0 going into
their final game yesterday
against Pumpkin Center,
will represent Division One
regardless of the outcome
because of the head-to-head
win over Kings Mountain.
Division One is still too
close to call but its represen-
tative will be either Chase,
Shelby or Crest
“We're real pleased with
our play,” said KM Coach
Monty Deaton. “Right now
what we're shooting for us
to win out against the
Cleveland County teams.
We've already beaten Crest
and Shelby and look to end
the season by beating
Burns.”
Kings Mountain clicked
on all cylinders last week
against Pumpkin Center.
The game was originally
scheduled to be played at
Lincolnton but was moved
to KM at the last minute
because of a scheduling con-
flict.
The Patriot defense held
the visitors without a first
down in the first half. Kings
Mountain used the second
half to get all of its players
in the game.
Kings Mountain got on
the board quickly. On the
first play from scrimmage,
Pumpkin Center attempted
a slant pass. KM tight end
Cedric Roberts made a leap-
ing interception and
returned it 35 yards for a
touchdown.
Roberts finished the game
with two carries for 50
yards, three receptions for
The
GARY STEWART / HERALD
63 yards, and three touch-
downs.
Tyvegas Goode carried the
ball seven times for 33
yards, had one pass inter-
ception and scored two
touchdowns and two two-
point conversions.
D’Andre Degree also had
a pass interception.
Quarterback Mike Roberts
hit 6-of-6 passes for 122
yards and two touchdowns.
He also had three carries for
15 yards.
Shariff Burris had three
carries for 29 yards and one
reception for 25 yards. He
also played the second half
at quarterback, hitting 2-of-2
passes for 26 yards.
Ken Staton caught two
New!
GARY STEWART / HERALD
Ken Staton runs hard for Kings Mountain Middle School's
Patriots.
passes for 35 yards and a
touchdown, and had one
carry for 15 yards.
Joe Chambers and Steve
Hamrick had good rushing
efforts in the second half,
and Jason Chanthasone
caught two passes for 26
yards.
“We pretty much came out
and took care of business in
the first half,” Deaton said.
“We really didn’t know
what to expect. They had
only one loss coming in and
that was to Lincolnton, the
same team that beat us. We
really didn’t know what to
expect. But we got good all-
around play and just sort of
shut them down.”
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