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1 7U Boys Team Summers BUCS
Pictured left to right: Coach T.R. Johnson, Duane Dotson, Dean Woods, Justin Bennett, Jason
"Zman" Zimmerman, Bobby Brunty, Kris Boland, Tanre Franklin, Blace Hutchens, Darrell Crook,
Brandon Coy, Assistant Coach Bill Ellison. Dennis Gore (not pictured).
Brothers United Community Society,
Summers County
"Lady Bobcats"
West Virginia "AA"
State Champions: 1988, 1992,
1994, 2000; State Runner-Up, 1989;
State Final Four: 1991, 1993, 1996,
1997; State Elite Eight: 1990, 1998,
1999; Sectional Champions: 2001,
2002, 2003.
Date: Dec. 19th. Opponent: Pit
Row Classic; Site: (Summers Co.
High School); J.V. 3:30; Varsity 5:30
& 7:30. Summers Co., Princeton,
Pochatonas Co., Clay Co.
Date: Dec. 20th.; Opponent: Pit
Row Classic; Site: Summers Co.
High; J.V. 3:30; Varsity 6:00 & 7:45
(Consolation & Championship).
Date: Dec. 30th.; Opponent:
Liberty; Site: Home; J,V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Jan. 3rd. Opponent:
Westside; Site: Away; J.V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Jan. 6th. Opponent:
Bluefield; Site: Home; J.V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Jan. 8th. Opponent:
Princeton; Site: Away; J.V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Jan. 10th. Opponent:
MSUA; Site: Away; J.V. 4:00.
Date: Jan. 13th.; Opponent:
James Monroe; Site: Home; J.V.
5:30; Varsity 7:30.
Date: Jan. 16th. Opponent:
MSUA / Shady Spring; Site: Home;
$ J.V 5:30; Varsity 7:30.
Inc. aka "BUCS" Spring Basketball
Program End of Season Summary
Our 2003 basketball program saw
the fielding of 4 youth teams (1 girls
15 under and 3 boy's, 16 & 17 & 19
under). The 19 under boy's squad
began at the end of the school term
(June), and were very competitive.
We are thankful a number of our
payers will be attending various
colleges this fall, which include W'V.
U Tech, Potomac St. of WV U and
NJ. Comm. College.
: This broadened program has been
most gratifying in that we are
bginning to see more participation
from our local youth and some from
sUrrounding counties as well. As in
the past, we (the BUCS) wish to
acknowledge the ongoing support of
this our home community.
'We would like to thank all the
kind folks who contributed their
time and resources to our efforts.
Remembering our volunteers,
coaches and parents who give of
their patience and time to be in
proximity of our youth. Thank you!!!
We would also like to offer a
special thank you to those local
cdn'tbutors who are so important
tq our annual program.
As follows ...
Hinton Area Foundation, Oak
Hill Sanitation, State Farm Ins.,
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors,
Elks Club, Cam & Fields Hutchens,
Massey Inc. Co., R & R Foods, Inc.,
Bill & Becky Ellison, Ricardo &
Elizabeth Gore. We would also like
to thank all the adult and youth
volunteers who made our 6th.
annual fundraising basketball
tourney "Summers Co. Classic" a
great success.
This year's teams saw some
complications as concerns
scheduling which affected out
youth's readiness. The girls team
was the most disrupted. However,
they did attend one local tourney in
Beckley, which saw them place
among the top teams attending and
had several tune-up games with
area teams scheduled. They then
attended a national AAU
tournament in Hampton Beach, VA.,
where they won 2 games of 7. While
this was a valuable experience , we
hope to offer more comprehensive
schedule that would include many
more games, which would better
prepare them for such a high profile
tournament. Overall the girls posted
a 6 & 8 season.
Our boy's were moderately
successful with the 16 U team
posting a 2&2 record at a single
tourney (all of these youth also play
on. the 17U team). Our 17U team
played in two State Tourneys (AAU
& YBOA) and two practice tourneys
(Martinsville, VA. & Summers
Classic) where they posted a 3 & 12
record. As our team is manned by
mostly 16 yr. olds, we were not
distressed by this record. We are
encouraged by the number of games
we competed closely in. This is also
great experience for our young
players, which we hope will serve
them well in the upcoming season.
Go Cats!l!!
In addition, our 19 u team saw a
record of 5 wins & 6 losses while
attending 3 tourneys. Germantown
MD., Best of the Best Basketball
Tourney (Placed 2nd.), Roanoke,
VA., was also a 2nd. place finish. To
end the season, our team attended
tl!e "Jr. Men's Nat. Basketball
Tourney" in Jacksonville, Fla. At this
outing our team posted a 1-3 record
with a win over California and a very
close h)ss to a Tennessee team that
took a 3rd. place finish. Our other
two losses were to Louisiana (2nd.)
and Washington DC (4th.).
This year's program saw the
addition or our 3 on 3+1 Basketball
tournament, held during the "WV
Water Festival," which was staged
at the newly renovated Bluestone
Dam Little League Park (Big
Thanks to J. Whittaker) and proved
to be a huge success. Thank you, R.
Wilson and the WV Water Festival
Committee for your support. We look
forward to repeating this event in
2004.
We, the BUCS wish to encourage
our youth to seek and set goals while
attempting to maintain their
academics and improve on their
sport endeavors. As for the adults of
our community, please find your
interests and get involved with our
youth. The rewards are great for
both the youth and concerned
adults. We Salute you Summers Co.
Thank you very much ... "Brothers
United Community Society" Inc. T.
R. Johnson III .. (and membership),
Program Dir./Coach -- Summers
Co./WV BUCS.
TOPS
Take Off Pounds Sensibly is a
support group for those striving to
loss weight. Join with us on
Thursdays 5-7 PM at the Methodist
Educational Building on 3rd.
Avenue, Hinton.
for
Christmas
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Talcott School is sponsoring their annual Adopt-A
• Child for Christmas campaign?We urge you to
consider helping us this year. Send donations to:
Adopt-A-Child
P. O. Box 140
Talcott, WV. 24981
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The Animal
Control &
Project
Needs Your
Help!
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Coming Events in December
Friday & Saturday, December 19th & 2oth
Buddy Allen & Cheat River Band
9:00 p.m. to 1:oo a.m. Cover Charge: $4.00 Single / $7.o0 Couple
We need a few good people who are willing to volunteer
their time so the animal shelter can become a reality. Without
YOU the dream could endH!
We desperately need reliable people to help care for
sheltered animals. We also need responsible individuals
to serve on our Board of Directors. If you can do ANYTHING
to help us, please call New River Animal Hospital at 466-
0251 and ask to speak to Donna Barker or Anna Lilly. NRAH
wants ACWP to succeed and so should youl Call today!
December 31 st New Year's Eve Party
Now Taking Reservations: Call 466-0344
Open New Year's Eve at 3:00 p.m.
Free Pig Roast Starting at 6:00 p.m. Until Closing
Bitter Creek Band Starts at 8:00 p.m. Until 2:00 a.m.
Party Favors & Champagne Included
$15.00 Single / $25.00 Per Couple
Transportation Will Be Available For Your Ride Home!
4'231/2 Hour Towing
4' Road Service
JUnloeking Service
4' General Motors
Warranty Towing
,/'Ford Motor Company
Warranty Towing
,/'Light Meehanieal Repairs
,/Roll-Back
4'Complete Autobody Shop
,/'Alignments
,/'Bake Oven
4"AND MUCH! MUCH! MORE!!
Date: Jan. 20th.;; Opponent:
Greenbrier East; Site: Home; J.V.
5:30; Varsity 7:30.
Date: Jan. 24th.; Opponent:
Fayetteville; Site: Away; Varsity
7:00.
Jan. 26-31st. Opponent:
Mountain State Coal Classic; Site:
(Raleigh Co. Armory) Summers Co.,
Greenbrier East, Socastee, SC.,
Westside, Woodrow Wilson, Pike
View, Tug Valley, Meadow Bridge;
TBA.
Tues. Dec. 16, 2003 Hinton News - 7
Date: Feb. 3rd. Opponent: James
Monroe; Site: Away; J.V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date; Feb. 5th.; Opponent:
Woodrow Wilson; Site: Away; J.V.
6:00.
Date: Feb. 7th.; Opponent: Shady
Spring; Site: Away; J. V. 12:99;
Varsity 1:30.
Date: Feb. 10th.; Opponent:
Bluefield; Site: Away; J. V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Feb. 12th.; Opponent:
Westside; Site: Home; J.V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Feb. 14th.; Opponent:
Fayetteville; Site; Home; J.V. 5:30;
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Feb. 17th. Opponent:
Greenbrier East; Site: Home; J.V.
5:30 Varsity 7:30.
Date: Feb. 19th. Opponent;
Princeton; Site: Home; J.V. 5:30
Varsity 7:30.
Date: Feb. 24/26 Opponent:
Sectional Tournament; Site: Shady
Spring; TBA.
Date; March 4th.; Opponent:
Regional Tournament; Site:
Princeton; 7:30.
Head Coach: Wayne Ryan, Asst.
Coach; Doug Trail.
Asst. Coaches: Chad Meador,
Laura Rollyson, A.W. Ryan, Cris
Meadows; Support Staff: Kyle Bung,
Tom Woolridge, Lee Ryan; Principal:
Harry Keaton. Asst. Principal: Lynn
Crowder; Athletic Director: Wayne
Ryan.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
LITTLE WOLF CREEK
BAPTIST CHURCH
Dec. 19, the church will be going
Christmas caroling at 6:00 p.m.
Dec. 21, Birthday party for Jesus
at the 10:00 a.m. Sunday school
hour.
Dec. 21, Christmas program at
6:00 p.m. with a reception following
in the fellowship hall.
Dec. 24, Christmas eve service
and communion 6:00 p.m.
We would like to invite you to
come and celebrate the birth of our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ the
month of December as we share this
Christmas season. Our church bus
and van is running if you need
transportation. Call 753,4555, 466-
4810, 466-5854.
Visit Bethlehem
A Christmas cantata presented by the
Tal©ott Charge Choir
Wednesday, Dec. 17 at New Hope United
Methodist Church at Marie, WV.
Monday, Dec. 22 at Trinity United
Methodist Church at Talcott, WV.
Both performances are at 7:00 p.m.
NOW 0 N
Green Valley Bar & Grill
Rt. 3 & 12 Hinton Ph: 304-466-0344
New Hours. Open,ng 11:oo a.m.
Monday Through Friday to Close i
Saturday andSundaylioo p.m. to ClOSe ii ....
New Grill Hours
Grill Will Open 11:00 a.m. Daily
Monday thru Friday
Lunch Special Daily from a New Expanded Menue
l!! NOW SERVING STEAKS !!!
Carry Out Service Available
Come and Visit Our Outdoor Deck with Gazebo
Overlooks the Greenbrier River
Christmas Eve: Closing at 8:00 p.m.
Closed All Day Christmas Day
Saturday, December 28th
Southern Rain -- Live Band
9:oo p.m. to 1:oo a.m. Cover Charge: $4.00 Single / $7.00 Couple
Mid-Week Entertm •
"nm nt!
Abe One Karokee 7 p.m. to 11 p.m (No Cover Charge)
Monday Night Football Special
All You Can Eat Wings--35€/ea. During Game Only
Tuesday- Free Pool - All Day
WednesdayPool Tournament--Starts 7:00 p.m.
Live Music; Karoke or DJ Weekly Call For Schedule
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