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HINTON FOOTBALL stats tourney lastyear, returns with cer. Heidi Bragg was the Bobcat's
The Hinton Bobcat Football team four starters, leading rebounder with 7.
were beaten by the Union Red Dev- ~I expect Mullens, Petsrstown and On Tue., Oct. 30, the Lady Bob.
ils Friday by the score of 42-14. The Greenbrier West to have very good cats defeated Rainslle 40 to 19 to
Bobcatscoringcamefromsophomore teams. Hintonwillreturn3startsrs post win #13. Cheryl Cooper and
Matt Redes on a 3-yard run in the from last years11-12 team. Lament AndreaCrooksharedthegameshigh
secondquartsr. Hinton's other score Smith, 12 points & 12 rebounds per scoring honors with 9 points each in
was a result of a 25-yard run by game. Pat Stsnnett 6.4 points per only 2 quarters of action. Crook also
seniorEricFrazierandthetwo-point game and Stsven Brown with 5.2 had 10 rebounds while Cooper had
eonversiononarunbyStsvenBrown, points per game, but we have sev- 8. Lindsay Keaton had 7 points for
The Bobcats finished the 1990 sea- eral boys who we are counting on to Hinton and dominated the game
son with 3 wins and 7 losses, contribute; 6'6" Rusty Cox, 6'4" Jon- defensively as she had 13 steals in 2
The season, without a doubt, was athan Davis, 5'11" Ron Pack and quarters of play.
a disappointment for the coaches 6~2'' Kelly Galloway. On Thurs., Nov. 1, the Hinton 7th
and players, but I would like to re- '~-Iopefully we will have afew more and 8th grade team picked up their
fleet back on just a few things about boys who can contribute by the end 14th victory as they defeated Sand-
our Hinton Bobcats. of the season. I think we will re- stone 23 to 20, Lindsay Keaton led
Of the ten teams that we faced; bound well and have another good the way for Hinton with 10 points
four teams, Oceana, Midland Trail, defensive team; but again, like last while Erin Cox and Jennifer Smith
Petsrstown and Union, will advance year, we may have trouble scoring had 4 points each and Heidi Bragg
to stats play-offgames. Two others, points, but I am very excited.~ chippedin with 3 points. Pointguard
Independence and Greenbrier West, JR. HIGH LADY BOBCATS Erin Cox contributed to the win with
just missed the opportunity for post- FINISH REGULAR SEASON 3 assists and steals. Heidi Bragg led
season play. West with an 8-2 record 17 AND 1 Hinton in rebounding with 5.
and Indspendence with a 7-3 record. The Hinton Jr. High Lady Bob- On Fri.,Nov. 2, the Lady Bobcats
TheBobcatsfinishedtheyearwith cats put an end to an impressive hosted Collins Middle School and
only 5 oftheir 6 seniors on the team. regular season as they defeated captured win #15 by a final score of
Most of the teams we competed Sandstone 39 to 33 to raise their 33 to 23. Lindsay Keaton was the
against had from12 to17 seniors on record to 17 wins against only one games leading scorer with 13points
their roster, loss. and Andrea Crook led the Bobcats
I would like to recognize our sen- The Bobcats struggled in their offensively with 6 points and re-
iors and congratulate them for a job final contest as an inspired Sand- bounds.
well done. Running backs Eric Fra- stonetsamwouldn'tquitandstayed 7th GRADE LADY BOBCATS
zier and Rich Lytle and linemen in the ballgame right down to the The Hinton 7th and 8th Grade
Tanner Smith, Tracy Ri~chmond, wire. Sandstone will now play Gap Lady Bobcats split up and placed 2
Matt Lilly and Chris Harper. The Mills in the opening round of the teams in the Mercer Lady Cavalier
Bobcats started two freshmen most Summers-Monroe Conference Tour- Basketball Tournament this past
oftheyear, MikeHarshawandBruce nament and if they are victorious w~ekend.
Jackson. With one year experience then they will face Hinton again on Hinton's 7th grade team consist-
and the return of 17 juniors and 16 Wed. night Nov. 7 at 8:00 in the ing of Stacey Turner, Beth Farley,
mophomoree the 1991 season should semi-final round of the tournament Mika Meadows, Jeseica Meadows,
showgraatimprovement. Several of at Greenville Jr. High School. Kristi Clark, Faith Fortner, Tonya
next years seniors will be returning The Lady Bobcats led Sandstone Allen, and Crystal Yancey played
as three year lettsrmen. Thisyear 11to S aftsr one period of play and very well, but dropped two close
Coach Richmond put together a JV led 23 to 16 at the half. The second contests as they fell to Mercer 25 to
program for the first time in several half of play was even as Hinton 19.
yea~. These players played 5 games continued toholdoffSandstone and Stacy Turner and Faith Fortner
thie year and this experience can wouldn't be overtaken. TheBobcats led the Lady Bobcats in scoring with
only help the young players. The also were unable to put the Lady 6 points each.
Talcott Junior High and Hinton Hornetsawayandsothesetwoteams Fortner also pulled down 8 re-
Junior High programs will add play- have set the stage for a possible bounds and had 6 steals in the con-
ersfbrnextysarstsam. Iwouldlike excitingrematchintournamentplay test. Mika Meadows also provided
to ~ the coaches and players for this week. solid defense for Hinton as she came
helping me with all the information HINTON" 11 12 10 6-39 up with 4 steals in the game. In the
for our readers. SANDSTONE: 5 11 10 5-33 consolation game of the tournament
LADYCATS LEADING SCORERS - Hinton: the 7th grade Bobcats lost to Oceana
t The Hinton Lady Bobcats picked TabithaLilly, ll;JanettsYopp, 10; Middie School 21to l7. KristiClark
~:, up two victories this past week to Joetta CRies, 7; Cheryl Cooper, 6; led Hinton in scoring with 5 points
ut increase their season record to now Farrah Lilly, 4. Sandstone: Lori and Faith Fortnar had 4. Beth Far-
i 14 wins and five losses. Sharer, 12; Stsphanie Meadows, 10i ley led in rebounding with 6. Faith
In the fret game Hinton defeated Robin Williams, 5; Michelle Gwinn, Fortner was an all tournament se-
' highlyrankedAAAGreenbrierEast4; Kim Gwinn, 1. lection for the 7th grade team.
:~" 73-66. Leading scorer for Hinton REBOUNDERS-Hinton:Farrah JR. HIGH LADY BOBCATS &~'
:~, was Kim Gore with 35 points, 16 Lilly, 9; Joetta Cales, 8. Sandstone: PARK JR. HIGH
~ rebounds, 8 steals, 3 assists and 2 Robin Williams, 8. ROADRUNNERS 35
'.:t blcckedshots. KimWynesscored 18 ASSISTS-Hinton:JanettsYopp, The Hinton Jr. High Lady BOb-
.i points, had 9 rebounds, 2 steals and 6; Cheryl Cooper, 4. cats improved their record to 16 and
?~ 3 assists. BLOCKS - Hinton: Joetta Cales, l by downing their Raleigh Co. oppo.
Other scorers for Hinton were
Melanie Brumit, 8; Kristsn Keaton,
8; Celena Angell, 3; and Sharon
Bonds, 1. This was the first game
this year for senior post player,
Sharon BOnds who pulled down also
6 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 blocked
shot. Greenville Jr. High School. The
In the second game of the week, opening round was last night with
Hinton defeated Shady Spring 63- Greenville Jr. High playing Peter-
36. Hinton was led by Kim Gore grown and Sandstone vs. Gap Mills.
with 30 points. Gore's yearly aver- Semi-final round action will be
age now is 27 pts. per game. Other played Wed. night. At 6:30 the
Scorers were Kim Wynes with 10 Greenville vs. Petsrstown winner
pts, yearly average 26.7 per game. will play Talcott. Talcott comes into
Kristen Keaton added 8 pts, Celena the tournament as the #2 seated
Angsll, 3; Renee Livesay, 3; Melanie team with an over all 14-3 record.
Brumit, 2; Kim Robertson, 2; Sarah Then, at 8 the Sandstone vs. Gap
Miller, 2; Sherry Haskins, 2; Malanie Mills winner will play 3 time defend-
Humphreys 1. ing conference champions Hinton Jr.
The Lady Bobcats will now corn- High. Hintoncomesintothetourna-
pete Nov. 9 and 10 at the Veterans mentasthenumberoneseatwithan
4. neat Park Jr. High 53 to 35.
SUMMERS AND MONROE JR. Earlier in the season Hinton had
HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL defeatsdParkbyonly 2 points. Park
TOURNAMENT brought a 12 and 3 record into the
The Summers and Monroe Coun- contest and hopes for a little re-
ties Jr. High Girls Basketball Tour- vengs. However, hopesis as far asit
nament is being held this week at got, as Hintonjumpedoutin front 12
to 6 after one quarter.
In the second quarter Hinton out
scored Park 14 to 11 to grab a 26 to
17 lead at the half.
The 3rd quarter was the clincher
for the Bobcats as they out scored
Park 16 to 6 to up their lead to 42 to
23.
Jcotta Cales scored six of'her game
high 21 points in this quarter
Tabitha Lilly scored 5 of her 19.
Janette Yopp also contributed 5
points in this quarter and for the
contest Yopp along with Farrah Lilly
each had four assists.
Day tournament held at Buffalo- overall record of 17-1. In the final quarter ofplay, Park
Wayne. The Bobcats will compete The tournaments conselation and out scored Hinton l3 to l l, butitwas
a~netMilton, atSpm, Friday night championship games will be played toolittle tolats as the Jr. High Lady
tnKenova. Milton's eeason record Thursday night at 6:30 and S. This Bobcats improved their rscord to16
thus far is 15-4. Milton, a AAA girls junior high tournament fsa- and 1.
school, will prove to he a strong tures an outstanding level of play LEADING REBOUNDERS -
competitor against our Lady Cats. and promises to be very exciting. In Hinton: Jostta Caleb, 12; Farrah
The first game, in this tourney, will
feature two AA schools, TUg Valley
and Buffalo-Wayne. Tug Valleys
record is 15-2 and Buffalo-Wayne is
10-6. The consolation and champi-
onship games will be held Saturday.
HINTON VARSITY
z rVALL
tournament play upsets abound. Lilly, 8; Andrea Crook 7.
However, barringan upset the people HINTON JR. HIGH 58
in Summers County will be able to MERCER ACADEMY 17
see Talcott and Hinton Jr. High play The Hinton Jr. High Lady Bob-
for the 4th consecutive year in the cats started their last week of the
conferencechampionshipgame. The regular season in impressive fash-
Hinton Jr. High Lady Bobcats will ion pickingup win #15 of the season
he going after their 4th consecutive over Mercer.
MERCER: 2 1 10 4-17
SCORING- Hinton: Tabitha Lilly,
15; Joetta Cales, 12; Lindsay Kea-
ton, 8; Janette Yopp, 6; Farrah Lilly,
6; Melissa Rollyson, 4; Cheryl Coo-
per,3; Andrea Crook & Heidi Bragg,
2.
HINTON 7th & 8th GRADE
LADY BOBCATS CAPTURE
TOURNAMENT
CHAMPIONSHIP
Hinton's 7th and 8th grade Lady
Bobcat Basketball Team spli t up thi s
week placing 2 teams in tournament
play.
The 8th Grade Lady Bobcat Bas-
Tues. Nov. 6, 1990 Hinton News - 5
ketball team made up of 8th grad-
ere: Cheryl Cooper, Andrea Crook,
Heidi Bragg, Jennifer Smith and
Sharon Kessler, along with 7th grad-
ers Lindsay Keaton, Erin Cox and
Sheri Mansfield, captured the cham-
pionship of the Mercer Lady Cava-
lier 7th and 8th Grade Invitational
Tournament.
Hinton defeated Oceans Middle
School 35 to 23 receiving a balanced
offensive attack.
Andrea Crook led the way with 8
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HINTON 7th and 8th rebounds all in the first half. Point
schedule this year, are believed to
have a wry strong team.
Coach Payns is cautiously opti-
mistic about the upcoming season.
=Our schedule is difficult this year,"
~e said. "We have added Fayettsv-
ille in place of Richwcod and Pinev-
illo in place of Princeton. Both will
LADY BOBCATS guard Janette Yopp also turned in
The 7th and 8th grade Lady Bob- an impressive first half scoring 6
cats picked up four victories during points, 5 rebounds and dishing out 4
the last week of their regular season assists.
to improve their record to 15 and 2. In the second half, 7th grader
The Lady Bobcats downed Mer-Lindsay Keaton led the Bobcat of-
cer 38 to 28 on Men., Oct. 29, to pick fense as she scored 8 points. For the
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have good teams. Pinevil]e hasup win #12. Kristi Clark was the game, Hintonplaced9playersinthe
i iI • moved up to AA and have four start- leading scorerin this game with 9 scoring column, committed only8 PHON E: 466-5069
ers from last years team returning, points followed by Lindsay Keaton turnovers and grabbed 61% of the
Yayetteville, who Mullons beat by with 7 and Erin COx with 6. Cox had rebounds in the contest.
"1 only one point to advance to the4 assists and 3 steals against Mer- HINTON:~r 20 22 10 6-58