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March 28, 2012
Lady Mountaineers
blank North Gaston
Kings Mountain High defeated North
Gaston 9-0 in a Big South 3A soccer match
Monday night at John Gamble Stadium.
Morgan Scism, Jada Mauney and Lynd-
sey Barnes had two goals each for the Moun-
taineers. One of Barnes’ goals was a header,
and Scism also had an assist.
Breanna Stevens had one goal and two as-
sists. Mikayla Price had a header for a goal,
and an assist. MC Dellinger had a goal and
Savannah Cash had an assist.
Haley Camp and Sara Smart split time in
goal for the shutout.
Patriot netters
beat RS Central
Kings Mountain de-
feated R-S Central 8-1 in a
middle school tennis match
Monday. The Patriots are
now 6-1 on the season.
3; L. Ervin d. J. Poole 8-0;
G. Conner d. M. Lattimore
8-0; C. Leatherman d. J.
Lyons 8-4; A.Smith d. Jon
McEntire 8-4; B. Goodson
Smith/A. “Greene d.
Barnes/Poole 8-3; Good-
son/K Condrey d.. Latti- :
more/Lyons £184;
McEntire/Mclntyre (RS) d.
RES
Mountaineers fourth
in Monday golf meet
Kings Mountain finished
fourth in Monday’s Big
South 3A Conference golf
match at Kings Mountain
Country Club.
South Point won the
match with a 296 score, fol-
lowed by Forestview 299,
Ashbrook 319, KM 327,
Crest 329, North Gaston 336
and Hunter Huss 481.
Nick Stafford of South
Point was medalist with a
69.
Trey Sellers and Kanaan
Green led the Mountaineers
with 71s. Miles Robinson
shot 82 and Matt Shephard
83.
JV Mountaineers
defeat Foard 7-4
Singles
D. Ervin d. J. Barnes 8- Doubles
d. Jodi McEntire 8-0.
K. Bowen/W. Henson 9-7.
Lady Mountaineers win
fourth straight track meet
Kings Mountain High’s women’s track
team continued to dominate the opposition
last week, taking a three-team meet with
Forestview and East Gaston at Forestview.
The Lady Mountaineers ran up 107
points to 44 for the Jaguars and 25 for East
Gaston. It was KM’s fourth straight win
against no defeats.
Freshman Cassie Morton was a double-
winner for KM, taking the 1600 meter run
in 5:49 and the 800 meter run in 2:39.
Kings Mountain’s 4x800 meter relay
team took first place in 11:40. Members of
the team were Mackenzie Smith, Anna-
marie Fulbright, Radhika Patel and Mor-
ton.
Other first place winners were Chelsea
George in the 100 hurdles (18:47), Erica
Carpenter in the 300 hurdles (1:01.33),
Mackenzie Smith in the 3200 meter run
(14:10), Sarah Scism in the triple jump
(29°0”), Shakiya Stephens in the shot
(267?) and Emily Harris in the discus
(78°14).
Finishing second were Kristin Dawkins
in the discus, Sharda Whiteside in the shot,
Aneisy Cardo in the pole vault, Angelica
Brown in the triple jump, Paisley Williams
in the high jump, Betzaira Saenz in the long
jump, Adrienne Green, Amma Boakye,
Katherene Holmes and Harris in the 400
meter relay, George, Hutchens, Holmes and
Alyssa White in the 200 meter relay, Mor-
on a Ah a RS ol ol EN GR SB Hol
ton in the 3200 meter run, Adams, Smith, . :
Saenz and Tyquassia Mackey in the 4x100 . :
relay, Green in the 400 meters, and Car-
penter in the 100 hurdles. ;
Third were Eula Wilson in the 100 hur- _
dles, Mackey in the 100 meter dash, Ful-
bright in the 1600 meter run, White in the
40 meter run, Ashley Chapman in the 800
_ meter run, Talajah Hutchens in the 200
meter dash, Baylee Stroup in the 3200
meter run, Christina Weaver in the shot and
Whiteside in the discus. :
Foard last week at Lancaster Field.
at Lancaster Field.
Bell pitched the first four innings.
Kings Mountain defeated Fred T. Foard 7-4 in a JV baseball game Wednesday
Zach Hegler worked the final three innings of relief to get the win. Brandon
Alex Grooms led the Mountaineers with three hits, and Hegler added two.
GARY STEWART / HERALD
Alex Grooms collected three hits to lead the Kings Mountain JVs to a victory over Fred T.
KM Touchdown Club
golf tourney April 27
The sixth annual Kings Mountain Touch-
down Club Golf Tournament will be played
Friday, April 27 at Kings Mountain Country
Club.
A meal will be served at 11:30 a.m. fol-
lowed by a 1 p.m. shotgun start.
The first 30 teams to enter will be ac-
cepted. Entry fee is $60 per player and in-
cludes one mulligan and one red tee.
Flights will be determined at the end of the
tournament. There will be prizes for first place
in each flight, closest to the pin on par 3’s, and
longest drive for men, women and seniors.
Sponsorships are available at $25 (bronze),
$50 (silver) and $100 (gold). Sponsorships are
tax deductible.
Any business willing to provide items for
door prizes are. asked to call Kyle Smith at
704-739-4554 and he will pick them up.
For more information call Larry Hamrick
Jr. at Warlick and Hamrick Associates 704-
739-3611.
Legion baseball meeting
A follow-up meeting for all those in=
terested in playing Legion baseball will
be held Sunday, April 1, at 2 p.m. at the
Kings Mountain baseball field.
Post 155 Head Coach Jason Bridges
1170 Wyke Rd., Shelby NC
704.482.6767
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said that interested players should bring
a parent with them and also a birth cer-
tificate with a raised seal.
For more information contact Coach
Bridges at 704-692-2419.
Dr: Nancy Cline
1115 W. Floyd Baker Blvd., Gaffney, SC
864.487.2020
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Basketball camp slated
at KMHS
There will be a boys
basketball camp for 3rd
through 8th grades June
18-22 from 8 am.-12
noon at Kings Mountain
High School.
The cost is $60.
For more information
and to register visit
http://www.cleveland-
countyschools.org/sites/k
mbhsathletics/
KMHS JV soccer shuts
out Ashbrook
Kings Mountain de-
feated Ashbrook 3-0 in a
JV soccer match Wednes-
day.
Jamie Short had two
goals and an assist to lead
the KM attack. Christine
Philavong scored a goal
and Erin Neisler and Tay-
lor Halvorson each had an
assist.
Ashbrook won the var-
sity match 3-0.
KMHS netters lose to
Jaguars
Kings Mountain High
fell to Forestview 7-2 in a
Big South 3A tennis
match Tuesday.
Singles
Chaney Barnes (KM)
d. Rudy Flint 6-0, 6-0;
Brandon Kiser (F) d. Isa-
iah Cole 6-0, 6-2; Camp-
bell Smith (F) d. Arrick
Rithiphong 7-5, 6-0; Cody
Bridges (F) d. Donnie
SPORTS BRIEFS
"Malaythong 6-0, 6-0; Jeff
Friday (F) d. Alex Martin
6-0, 6-0; Dre Hibyan (F)
d. Alex Lovelace 6-2, 6-2.
Doubles
Barnes-Cole (KM) d.
Flint-Kiser 8-2; Smith-
Bridges (F) d. Rithiphong-
Malaythong 8-5;
Friday-Hibyan (F) d.
Lovelace-Martin 8-3.
KM baseball, softball
alumni games planned
Kings Mountain High
School baseball and soft-
ball programs are looking
for former players to com-
pete in alumni games Sat-
urday, April 21 at
Lancaster Field.
All former players are
encouraged to register by
April 7. The cost to each
player is $35 and will in-
clude a team t-shirt and
hat. !
The two games’ profits
will benefit current base-
ball and softball programs
at KMHS.
The softball game will
begin at 10 a.m. and the
baseball game will begin
at 2 p.m. Concessions will
be available during both
games.
Tickets are $5 in ad-
vance and $7 on the day of
the game.
For more information
or to obtain a registration
form, call Drew Fulton at
704-860-4068 or email
kmbhs.diamond@gmail.co
m. Registration forms are
also available trom
KMHS coaches.
Stoney Jackson Mis-
sion Golf Tourney ,
April 14
The sixth annual
Stoney Jackson Mission
Golf Tournament will be
played April 14 at Kings
Mountain Country Club.
The 18-hole tourna-
ment is a four-person Cap-
tain’s Choice format and
will begin with a shotgun
start at 1 p.m. Entry fee is:
$200 per team. Lunch will
be served from 11:30
a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Mulligans are $5 each.
Awards will be pre-
sented for first, second
and third place, and Best
Sports.
There will be contests
for long drive for men,
senior men, ladies and
children. Door prizes (for
matched ticket numbers)
will be awarded.
Hole sponsorships are
$100.
Checks should be
made payable to New: Life
Family Worship Center
and mailed to Stoney
Jackson, 509 Katherine
Avenue, Kings Mountain,
NC 28086.
For more information
call Stoney Jackson at
704-739-5020, Pastor
Robert Eng at 704-472-
3329 or the KMCC pro
shop at 704-739-5871.
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course doesn’t
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