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f" HINTON JR. HIGH WINS BATTLE OVER TALCOTT Hinton Jr. High and Talcott played an exciting basketball game at Talcott Tues. night Sept. 28. The Lady Pirates behind 9 first quarter points from Michelle Palmer jumped out to a 17-11 lead after one quarter. This marked the first time Hinton had trailed after one period. Hinton kept their composure and fought back in the second quarter as Erin Dick scored 7 points and Laura Rol- lyson scored 8 of her game high 29 to help Hinton escape with a 28-26 lead at the half. In the third quarter Hinton man- aged to hold onto their lead, but it wasn&apos;t until the 4th. quarter that the tempo of the game and Talcott's foul problems let the Bobcats put the game away down the stretch. Laura Rollysen was the game's leading scorer with 29 points while Erin Dick scored 16 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. Leslie Cyrus scored 3 points and added 11 rebounds for the Bobcats and Joy Shaffer scored n 4 points and came away with 4 steals. Jamie Chambers scored 6 points along with 5 rebounds and Meg Ziegler rounded out Hinton's scor- ing with 2 points. Hinton improved to 8-0 with the victory. Talcott was led in scoring by Michelle Palmer with 22 points. Valerie Hedrick and Christi Barker added 6 points each for Talcott. Rounding out the Pirates scoring were Amy Eller and Andi Johnson with 5 points each. Jennifer Rudisill with 4, Jennifer Keatley with 2 and Melissa Standard with I point. HINTON: 11 17 18 14 - 60 TALCOTT: 17 8 16 9 - 51 JR. HIGH LADY BOBCATS HANDED FIRST LOSS The Hinton Jr. Lady Bobcats had their 8-0 record blemished Sept. 30 when Peterstown upset the Lady Bobcats 38-37. Hinton turned in a dismalperforrnawceard  piayed thout their characteristic passion. • nton%ontinually alqe/ved th$ i- rates to get key offensive rebounds and to break down their man to man defense with the dribble. Hinton also turned the ball over 22 times in the contest, most of which were unforced turnovers. Despite all this Hinton had their chances to steal an unde- served victory but a missed shot at the buzzer sealed the win for Peter- stown. The Pirates improve to 4-1 with the win and were led by Joni Law with 15 points and Cassie Miller with 10 points. Hinton falls to 8-1 despite a game high 17 points from Laura Rollyson. Leslie Cyrus led the Bobcats in rebounding with nine and scored 3 points. Rounding out Hinten's scoring were Jamie Cham- bers with 6, Erin Dick with 5, and Joy Shaffer, Jessie Ziminerman and Charlotte Mansfield with 2 points each. HINTON: 16 6 9 6 - 37 PETERSTOWN: 6 8 13 11 - 38 HINTON 7th. & 8th. GRADERS BEAT SUMMERSVILLE Hinton's 7th. & 8th. Grade trav- eled to Summersville to take on the Lady Bears. Despite a less than impressive performance Hinton came away with 49-36 victory. Erie Dick led the way for the Bobcats • scoring 17 points and pulling down 15 rebounds. Rachel Pack was also in double figures with 11 points and 14 rebounds. Rounding out the Lady Bobcats' scoring were Jamie Cham- bers with 8 points, Julie Mullens with 7 points, and Jennifer Richmond with 4 points. Chambers also had 6 rebounds and 3 assists for Hinton while Alisha Meadows came away with 4 steals. HINTON: 10 6 16 17 - 49 SUMMERSVILLE: 6 1114 5 - 36 HINTON 7TH. & 8TH. GRADERS DOWN TALCOTT Hinton's 7th. & 8th. Grade Lady Bobcats improved to a combined 8-1 with a 45-22 win over Talcott on Sept. 28. The Lady Bobcats were led by the play of Rachel Pack, Alisha Meadows and Julie Mullens. Pack scored 12 points, passed out 3 as- sists and picked off 5 steals. Mead- ows scored 12 points and pulled down 6 rebounds and Julie Mullens added 8 points and 5 rebounds for Hinton. Rounding out Hinton's scoring were Amy Richmond with 4 points, Jen- nifer Richmond with 3, Julie Lighter, Andrea Mansfield and Rachel Eskridge with 2 points each. Talcott was led in scoring by Jennifer Clay- ton with 6 points. HINTON: 18 9 14 4 - 45 TALCOTT: 6 6 2 8 - 22 7TH. & 8TH. GRADE LADY BOBCATS WHIP SHADY The 7th. & 8th. Grade Lady Bob- catsimproved to a combined 7-1 with 40-13 thrashing of Shady Springs on Sept. 27. Hinton jumped out to an early led and never looked back placing 8 players in the scoring col- umn. Rachel Pack led lIinton in scoring with 12 points while Julie Mullens, Alisha Meadows and Julie Lightner each scored 6 points. Jamie Chambers added 4 points for Hinton and Amy Richmond, Jennifer Richmond and Andrea Mansfield all scored 2 points. Rachel Pack led Hinton in steals with 4 while Jen- nifer Richmond dished out 3 assists and Julie Mullens was the leading rebounder with 10. HINTON: 8 12 15 5 - 40 SHADY. 2 3 4 4 - 13 ;:!:::?i?! !:?:i:!;:i :i ;:; .;:;:::;:;x:;:: Meadows with 5 points and Jamie Chambers with 4 points. Hinton's defense was the key factor in this victory as Amy Richmond, Sarah Cole, Jennifer Richmond, Rachel Eskridge, and Andrea Mansfield along with Pack, Mullens, Meadows and Chambers held a bigger East- ern Greenbrier Team to only 10 points in each hal(. Hinton: 7 8 12 10 - 37 Eastern Greenbrier: 2 8 6 4 - 20 Rachel Pack Hinton 8th. Grade 37, Eastern Greenbrier 20 The 7th. & 8th. Grade Lady Bob- cats now have a combined record of 12-1 after picking up a 37-20 win over a good Eastern Greenbrier Team on Oct. 5th. Hinton's Rachel Pack scored a game high 21 points and pulled down 16 rebounds to go along with her 2 assists and 3 steals in leading the Lady Bobcats to the vic- tory. Julie Mullens added 7 points and 7 rebounds for Hinton. Round- ing out the scoring were Alisha Attention Railroad Employees! We are Now Approved to Fill your Prescriptions. East 13-1 to grab a 25-11 halitime lead. Hinton also controlled the third quarter as Laura Rollyson scored 10 of her game high 28 points in this quarter to give Hinton a 42-18 lead going into the final quarter of play. East failed to make arun at the Lady Bobcats in the final quarter of play as Hinton improved to 10-1 with the victory. Hinten's Laura Rollyson dished out 3 assists and picked off3 steals to go with her 28 points and Erie Dick added 11 points and had a team high 8 rebounds for Hinton. Joy Shaffer added 4 points, 4 assists and had 3 steals from her point guard position while Jam is Chambers with 5 points and 3 assists and Leslie Cyrus with 2 points rounded out Hinton's score. HINTON: 12 13 17 8 - 50 EASTERN GREENBRIER: 10 179-27 Laura Rollyson Erin Dick JR. HIGH LADY BOBCATS HAND EASTERN GREENBRIER FIRST LOSS The Jr. High Lady Bobcats downed previously unbeaten East- ern Greenbrier Jr. High on Oct. 5 by a score of 50-27. The first quarter was played in spurts with Hinton holding a slim 12-10 lead after one period. The second quarter was piv- otal as Hinton outscored Greenbrier Meg Ziegler JR. HIGH LADY BOBCATS DOWN GATORS Hinton Jr. High improved their record to 10-1 downing Gap Mills Oct. 6 by a score of 51-33. Erie Dick led the Lady Bobcats to the victory scoring 19 points and pulling down 12 rebounds. Hinton's Laura Rol- lyson added 18 points, 8 rebounds and dished out 6 assists. While Jamie Chambers scored 8 points and pulled down 8 rebounds. Rounding out Hinton's scoring were Joy Shaffer with 5 points and Amy Richmond with 1 point. Lori Walker led Gap Mills in scoring with 16 points. HINTON: 12 10 U 18 - 51 GAP MILLS: 3 12 8 10 - 33 HINTON JR. HIGH 66 PARK JR. HIGH 34 The Jr. High Lady Bobcats im- proved to 11-1 by defeating Park Jr. High on . 7 ly a score of 66-34. Erin Dick led the way for the Lady Bobcats scoring a game high 24 points and pulling down 10 rebounds in only three quarters of play. Laura Rollyson turned in another solid performance scoring 20 points and passing out 7 assists along with 7 rebounds. Hinton's Meg Ziegler also played well scoring 8 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in two quar- ters of play. Rounding out the scor- ing for Hinton were Jamie Chain- GUYS & DOLLS 9-BALL TOURNAMENTS Every Thursday At 7PM During Oct.-Nov..Dec. * Best of 2 of 3 matches * Singles Competition * Team Competition Team up with your best buddy (male or female) and enjoy an evening of fast paced 9 ball action. Lightner's Sport Grill 466-9898 i ABSOLUTE AUCTION Saturday -- October 16, 1993 -- 10:00 AM At Old Forest Hill Elementary School, Rt. 12 Forest Hill, WV. 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HINTON: 20 28 12 U - 66 PA][t] I06144 - 84 LADY BOBCAT BAS THIS WEEK Mo Oat. 4 Hinton 7th. & 8th. Hosts Athens (1:00 & 2:30) Tuu. get. 12 Hinton Jr. High Hots Greenville (5:00) Hinton Varsity Hosts Princeton (7:00) Wed. Oct. 13 Hinton 7th. & 8th. Grade At Oceans (4:30 & 6:00) Thurs. Oct. 14 Hinton Varsity Hosts Greenbrier West (7:00). HINTON JH FOOTBALL Hinton JH won their Homecom- ing game Wed. by beating Stratton 26-20. Hinton's record now stands at 4-1 with 3 games to play. Tim CaleB scored all four touchdowns for Hie- ton and Travis Pack intercepted a pass from Stratton in their last drive for the night to seal the victory. Hinton will be offthis week and play Shady Spring on Oct. 21. HINTON HIGH GOLF The Hinton Golf Team won the Coalfield Golf Championship last week. Seven Double-A teams were in the championship. Hinton won with a total of 332, 9 shots better than the 2nd. place team. Leading Hinton were Danny Dillon, Billy Cole, Frankie Adkins and John Dil- lon. HINTON HIGH FOO'EBALL The football team won game number 2 for the year by beating Sherman 7-6. The last Homecoming game, for Hinton as it now stands, was a great success with a large crowd on hand to see the victory. Jamar Ford played a great game, gaining 100 yards and scoring Hinton's touchdown. The touchdown came in the First quarter of action and Scott Jackson kicked the extra point that ended up being the win- ning point. Sherman came rightback after Ford scored to pick up their touchdown. The extra point try, to tie up the game, failed when Senior Shawn Conner broke through the line andblocked the kickmaking the hall fall short of the mark. No one had any idea there would be no other scores in the remaining three quar- ters. Hinton keptlthe ball in 1993 Hinton News - 5 super defense to take the victory. Hinton will play Richwood Fri. night. HINTON GOLF TEAM Hinton Golf won again after the Coalfield Golf Championship beat. ing Liberty 164 - 206 at Pipestem. Danny Dillon again led the way with a 38. Fellow Sophomore Bill Cole, had a 39, Billy Rhodes 43 and Frankie Adkins 44, after nine holes. HINTON LADY BOBCATS The number one team in Class AA girl's basketball may change this week with Hinton's loss to Raven- swood by one point Fri. night in the first round of the Buffalo Wayne Invitational. The tournament placed three of the top five teams in the state, Hinton #1, Buffalo # 3, and Ravenswood # 5, along with Tug Valley in the week-end match ups. Ravenswood beat Hinton 48-47 Fri. and Buffalo 51-43 Sat. for the Cham- pionship. Season records are Hinton 10-1, Buffalo 7-3 and Ravenswood 8- 2. Hinton played two games before making the trip Fri. to Buffalo Wayne. Hinton beat Shady Spring Mon. Night 80-47. Led by Senior Jenny Mann with 27 points. Hinton started slow in the 1st. half leading by only 5 points, 30 to 25. The 2nd. half was all Hinton outscoring Shady 50 to 22. Coach Roe Williams again used his bench in the 1st. half and Shady only used 5 players and the fresh players wore down the Tigers. Stephanie Meadows added 16 points for Hinton and Patricia Sea had 11 points. Hinton beat Woodrow Wilson Thurs. 55-50. In a close contest the whole game Hinton was led by Joetta Cales with 18 points. Jenny Mann also had 14 points and 10 rebounds. Farrah Lilly led the team with 11 rebounds. Lori Sharer had six as- sists and four steals. Hinton lost to Ravenwsood Fri. with two starters not making the trip to Buffalo Wayne. The game had Ravenswoodleading at the break of each quarter and Hinton fell short at the end of the game. Stephanie Meadows had 21 points including 5 three point shots for Hinton. Joetta Cales and Farrah Lilly each had 10 points. Patricia Sea 4 and Sharon Yopp 2 were the only other scorers for Hinton. Ravenswood made 20 of 28 foul shots and Hinton only 4 oil2. 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