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September 30 2004 The Kings Mountain Herald Page 7B
| SPORTS BRIEFS LOCAL SPORTS Jamie is
Reid, Potter run with a time of 27:23. Chop Pp in’
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fourth in CC meet Gaston United Prices!
Kings Mountain's Thomas ties Lake Norman Come To
Reid and Susie Potter both
registered fourth place fin-
ishes in a Southwestern
Foothills Conference cross
country meet Tuesday at St.
Stephens.
Potter ran the course in
23:54.00.
Kara Fujita of the Lady
Mountaineers finished 11th
in 26:39.00 and Wright was
18th in 31:14.00.
St. Stephens won the meet :
with 22 pOints and R-S
Central was second with 36.
KM and Fred T. Foard did
not have enough runners to
qualify for team points.
Reid ran the course in
19:32.00.
Lawrence of Kings
Mountain was ninth in
20:23.00, and Tyler
Hellstrand was 10th in
20:36.00. Cannon was 14th,
Bunch 19th, Daniel Ruff
28th, Adams 29th, Haskett
32nd, Livsie 34th and
Witherspoon 35th.
St. Stephens won the team
title with 44 points, followed
by KM 44, R-S 49 and Foard
85.
Chad Pearson wins
Hit The Brixx 5K
Kings Mountain's Chad
Pearson won the Hit the
Brixx 5K in downtown
Charlotte Saturday.
Pearson, who now runs
for Team Addidas, ran the
course in 14:37.
Baxter McGregor, a KMHS
runner, finished fourth over-
* all. He ran the course in
18:40.
Olivia Wease of Kings
Mountain finished first in
the female age 1-7 division
with a time of 31:56, and
Barrett Wease of Kings
Mountain finished second in
the male age division 8-10
Gaston United U-16 Blue
tied Lake Norman Soccer
club 3-3 Saturday.
Jennifer Helm had two
goals and Bennet Suber one
for the Blue.
Katie Cooke and Suber
each had an assist.
GUSC is now 2-0-1 in
league play.
Linda Dellinger
has hole-in-one
Linda Dellinger scored her
first hole-in-one Wednesday
at Woodbridge Golf Links.
She used a four-wood to
ace the 110-yard fifth hole.
Witnesses were Darlene
Wherry, Bonnie Miles and
Diane Singleton.
Mountie kickers
lose to Burns in OT
Kings Mountain fell to
Burns 4-3 in overtime in a
Southwestern Foothills 3A
Conference soccer match
last Tuesday night.
Johnny Malayathong
scored twice for the
Mountaineers off assists by
Miles Galloway and Brian
Kies, and Ian Gomes scored
off an assist from Hugo
Barrios.
JV Mountaineers
lose to Foard 21-14
Kings Mountain High's JV
football team fell to Fred T.
Foard 21-14 Thursday night
at Foard.
Quarterback Darrick
Marable scored both touch-
downs for the
Mountaineers.
Kings Mountain, 1-4,
hosts Burns Thursday at 7
o'clock.
GARY STEWART / HERALD
Anthony Hullender, fourth grade student at Grover
School, accepts Good Citizen Award from Booster Club
president Mark McDaniel during halftime of Friday's foot-
ball game at Gamble Stadium. Pictured with McDaniel and
Hullender are, left to right, are Hullender’s mother, Sherry
Hullender, Emory Wingate and Grover School assistant
principal Susie Hughes.
Founded 1924 By Shelby Kiwanis Club
Monday, Oct. 4 © FREE On The Grandstand
MO VINT
Roaming The Fairgrounds
TIGERS & ELEPHANTS
All Ten Days Of The Fair
GARY STEWART / HERALD
Patriots win first game
28-14 over West Lincoln
Kings Mountain Middle School defeated
West Lincoln 28-14 last week.
The Patriots, 1-3, were scheduled to host
division leader Pumpkin Center in a Tri-
County Conference game yesterday. The
Patriots travel to Crest next Wednesday.
Kings Mountain took control of last
week’s game on the opening kickoff when
Deshaun Chambers rambled 75 yards for a
touchdown. Joe Chambers scored the two-
point conversion to put KM on top 8-0.
Later in the quarter, Joe Chambers scored
on a one-yard run and Chris Williams
caught a two-point conversion pass from
Rai Robinson to make the score 16-0.
Kings Mountain scored again early in the
second quarter when Robinson threw a 35-
yard touchdown pas to Buddy Hollifield to
make the score 22-0.
West Lincoln scored late in the half to cut
the margin to 22:8, but the Patriots put the
game on ice early i in the fourth quarter
when Robinson scored on a quarterback
sneak.
The Patriots had a well-balanced offensive
attack. Joe Chambers gained 94 yards rush-
ing in 15 carries and Deshaun Chambers
added 15 yards in five carries.
Hollifield had 16' yards in thee carries in
addition to his 35-yard! touchdown recep-
tion.
Robinson hit 8-of-13 passes for 119 yards
and had three rushes for eight yards.
Brantley Blalock had three pass receptions
for 66 yards, and Williams caught two pass-
es for 18 yards.
KM spikers sweep
Crest in league win
Kings Mountain High's volleyball team
swept Crest 25-12, 25-9, 25-9 in a
Southwestern Foothills Conference match
Thursday at Donald L. Parker Gymnasium.
Alex Dawson led the Lady Mountaineers
with 14 kills. LaRonda McClain added four,
Kala Buchanan two and Sheila Adams one.
Buchanan was 18-for-18 at the service line
with two aces. Brittney Thornburg was 12-
for-13, Dawson 11-for-12 with two aces,
Jessica Yarbro 6-for-6 and Morgan Childers,
McClain and Kristyn Funderburke 4-for-5
each.
McClain and Buchanan each had two
blocks and Dawson, Marshia Meeks and
Yarbro added one each.
Funderburke had 11 assists and Erin
Summitt one.
Dawson had six digs, Buchanan and
LaRonda McClain three each, Funderburke
and Courtney Tate two each, and Brittnay
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Fri. Oct. 1 & Thurs., Oct. 7th
PIG
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Wed. Oct. 6th & Thurs., Oct, th
CHILDERS MEEKS
McClain and Lauren
Gaffney one each.
In JV action, Crest won 25-16, 25-21.
KM'’s Kristin Cogdill had one of her best
games as a server and hitter/blocker. Monet
McClain came off the bench and helped
with the setting duties.
Miss Cleveland
County Fair
Queens
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