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Opens Next Week
SHERYL GOODE
KMHS girls track returnee
Girls Track Team Small
Kings Mountain High’s girls
track team will be competitive in
some events, but a lack of depth
will hurt them in the overall run
for the Southwestern 3-A Con
ference title this spring.
Coach Kathy Brooks has only
IS girls out, one of the smallest
turnouts in years. The team
opens SWC action on March 18
at South Point.
Brooks has eight returnees
and seven newcomers. She ex
pects the Mountainettes to be
stronger in the field events.
“It’s really hard to tell how
we’ll do," she said. “Some girls
who were on the bctsketball team
just came out and I really
haven’t had a chance to look at
them all together.”
Brooks expect Crest and East
Gaston to be among the teams to
beat.
The Mountainettes’ returnees
include Diane Williams in the
long jump, Kathy Stamey in the
mile, Bridget Glass in the
hurdles, Sheryl Goode in the tri
ple jump, Linda Stowe in the
shot and discus, Gloria Campbell
in the high jump and long jump.
Bam McClain in the long jump
and relays and Cindy Weaver in
the relays.
Newcomers include sprinters
Roberta Young and Laura Hen-
drixson, Lisa Crawford in the
shot and discus, Angie Odums in
the middle distance runs, Rebec
ca Moore in the high jump and
sprints, Cynthia Frazier in the
shot and 800 meters and Beth
Ellison in the discus and 100
meter dash.
The Mountainettes will host
two meets at John Gamble
Stadium, meeting Shelby and
R-S Central here on March 25
and South Point, East Gaston,
North Gaston and Burns on
April 8.
THE SCHEDULE
MARCH
18-at S. Point, 25-Shelby, R-S
here^l-Crest
APRIL
8-S. Point, E.Gaston, N.
Gaston and Burns here, IS-at S.
Point, 24-Pre-Conf. meet at S.
Point
MAY
1-Conf. meet at S. Point.
All-Star
Tourney
Set Here
The Kings Mountain Junior
Boy All-Stars (Ages 13 & 14) will
be playing in the second North
Carolina Recreation and Parks
Association West-Central
District Basketball Tournament
to be held in Kings Mountain.
The Kings Mountain Parks
and Recreation Department is
hosting the Tournament Friday
and Saturday at the
Neighborhood Facility Center
Gym, starting at 6 p.m. with the
Hickory and Valdese teams.
Following will be the Newton
and Granite Falls game at 7:30
p.m. On Saturday, the tourna
ment will start out with the win
ner of the Hickory/Valdese
Game, against Kings Mountain
at 10 a.m.
Donations of SO cents for ages
12 and under and S1 .(X) for ages
13 and over will be requested at
the door. All proceeds will go
towards the purchase of a weight
machine for the Physical Fitness
Room at the Center.
Call the Parks and Recreation
Administrative Office for more
information, 739-6995.
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DIXIE YOUTH
Pee wee, minor league and
major league players in the Dixie
Youth League will register from
7-9 p.m. tonight and the same
hours on March 17 at the Com
munity Center. Tryouts for the
major league will be held on
March 27 from 6-8 and on
March 28 from 3-5. Registration
for the pee wees and minor
l^uers will be held at the same
time.
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Netters Lose To Wave
Kings Mountain High’s tennis
team dropped its second straight
non-conference match Tuesday
at Gastonia Ashbrook, 8-1.
The Mountaineers host
Freedom High of Morganton
Friday at 3:15 in their first home
match of the season.
Jay Schronce and Chris
Barnette teamed for a doubles
victory to give Kings Mountain
its only win Tuesday against a
veteran Ashbrook team.
The Mountaineers were play
ing without the services of senior
Scott Hardin, who will be out for
two to three weeks with a severe
ly sprained ankle.
“Even though we lost badly
some of the guys’ scores are im
proving,” noted Coach Ed Guy.
“We’re showing some promise.
We’re just going to have to patch
up things and get people where
they can play with confidence.”
Both of the Mounties’ losss
thus far, to Huss and Ashbrook,
were to teams that are con
sidered strong in the Western
4-A Conference.
Cornwell 5-7, 64,6-3.
John Dearmon (A) def. Greg
Hambright 6-3,6-3.
Blair Mauney (A) def. Brad
Curtis 6-1,6-0.
Kelly Leatherwood (A) def.
Chris Barnette 64,6-1.
Mike Griffith (A) def. Mike
Herndon 7-6,6-0.
def.
THE RESULTS
(SinglM)
Todd Watkins (A) def. Jay
Schronce 6-0, 64.
Wayne Parrish (A) def. Mike
(Doublaa)
Watkins-Mauney (A)
Hambright-Comwell 8-2.
Schronce-Barnette (KM) def.
Griffith-Leatherwood 6-2, 6-3.
Buck Williams-Jeff Kahn (A)
def. Curtis-Lindsay Davis 6-7,
7-6, 6-3.
Taes.
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