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October 21, 2004
The Kings Mountain Herald
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Mountaineer Musical Moments
Kings Mountain High’s Marching Mountaineer Band will make its last performance at a
home football game Friday night when the Mountaineers host St. Stephens on Senior
Night. In top left photo are members of the trombone section, Bubba Noell, Daniel Ruff
and Chad Roseboro. Top right are Pia Stack, Lauren Hudachko and Ryan Hovis. Bottom
left are Jennifer Lineberger, Courtney Tate, Amanda Buchanan and Kathlene Miller.
Right is saxophonist Ashley Navy.
Photos by Gary Stewart
Mountaineer spikers
defeat St. Stephens
Kings Mountain High’s women's volley-
ball team defeated St. Stephens 25-10, 25-14,
25-23 Thursday in Hickory.
Kings Mountain took a 9-1 Southwestern
Foothills Conference and 18-9 overall record
into a game last night at Crest. The Lady
Mountaineers host Fred T. Foard next
Tuesday in a match that, with a victory,
could give the KM team a share of the
SWEH regular season title. \
Alex Dawson had another outstanding all-
around game at St. Stephens, leading the
team with 15 kills and 11 digs. She also had
three blocks and was 5-for-6 from the serv-
ice line.
LaRonda McClain contributed 11 kills,
three blocks, two digs and was 16-for-18
serving with one ace.
Kristyn Funderburke had 22 assists and
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was 17-for-18 serving. Brittney Thornburg
was 15-for-16 serving with four ace serves.
Kala Buchanan had six digs, three kills,
three blocks and was 9-for-11 serving.
In JV action, Kings Mountain lost 25-18,
25-13, falling to 1-9 in the SWFH and 4-16
overall.
Coach Cori Cunningham cited Jordan
Childers for an outstanding game at setter.
“Once again, our block forced our oppo-
nent to alter their attack,” Cunningham
said. “Our back row defense didn’t adjust
quickly enough to that change. Haley
Barrett was our shining star in the back row.
Monet McClain had another strong showing
off the bench and Jennifer Farley was our
most consistent attacker.”
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