4B The Mountain Messenqer, Thursday, October 25, 1990
Kathy Baker, captain of girls team Dale Hoke, captain of boys team
Regional Cross-Country Meet
October 25 at East
The Greenbrier East boys and
the Athens girls are favored to
win team championships in the
Region 4 Cross-Country meet
being held at Greenbrler East
High School, Thursday, October
25. The boys race was scheduled
for 1:30 p.m., with.the girls race
to follow at 2 p.m,
The Spartan boys, after fin-
Ishing in the runner-up spot the
last two seasons, seem to have
the most depth of any team in
the field. I st week they won the
Coalfield Conference with a low
score of 41. Woodrow Wilson of
Beckley was second with 72 and
Independence finished third with
75 points. Twelve tezmas are ex-
pected In the boys division. In
addition to East, Woodrow
Wilson, and defending champion
Independence, these schools are
scheduled to compete: Athens,
Oak Hill. Rtchwood, Shady
Springs, Nicholas County, IAb
erty, Spanishburg, Greenbrier
West, and Matoaka.
In the girls division, Athens
has been ttle dominant team in
the region for the last two sea-
sons. They have several runners
returning from last year's cham-
pionship team and are expected
to repeat. Their biggest challenge
should come from the Green-
brier East Lady Spartans,
Coalfield Conference Champi-
ons. Oak Hill, Woodrow Wilson,
Nicholas County, Liberty and
Greenbrler West are also ex-
pected to have teams or Individ-
ual runners In the girls contest.
The race will feature some of
the best high school runners tn
West Virginia. Defending Re-
gional Champion, Mike Wilson ls
considered the favorite. The
Woodrow Wilson senior set the
record for the Falrlea course ear-
lier In the year when he won the
Spartan Challenge meet with a
time of 17:33, Two sophomores,
Andy McCltnttc of East and
Mikey Cox of Athens, are ex-
pected to make strong chal-
lenges for the Championship.
McCltntlc won the Coalfield Con-
ference Championship last week
and Cox finished a close second.
All three runners are considered
to be all-state caliber athletes.
Cindy Robertson of Oak Hill
has dominated the girls competi-
tion this year. She is expected to
easily win the regional title and
will also be a favorite to win the
state competition.
"Hlnton has an excellent team
wlth their star player, Gore, one
of the best players in the State,"
notes Hilton Tlncher of the
Greenbrier East High School
Spartanettes who visited the
Summers County school for a
game with the Hinton High
School squad.
"She (Gore) will be hard to
hold to less than 40 points. This
should have been a high scoring
game," Tincher adds.
The Spartans will also have a
junior varsity game at Union Oc-
tober 22 and a game Greenbrier
West October 24 before playing
at home October 25 in the
Homecoming game with
Renick Queen
Crowned at Game
Gina Hanna, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Emory Hanna of Ren-
lck, was crowned the 1990
Homecoming Queen at Renlck
Junior High School by John
Curry, Principal. Miss Hanna
was escorted by Jason Gillilan,
son of Mr and Mrs Carl Glllilan
of Frankford. Also In attendance
was Mlchelle Johnson, 1989
Homecoming Queen.
60th Year
James L. and Dana Johnston
Knlcely will celebrate their 60th
Wedding Anniversary October 27
in the Firehouse at Friars Hill,
Sunlight Road, from 1:30 to 5
p.m. No gifts, just come and be
with family and friends.
LE,
, COMMITMENT
ltd for r Citizens For A Better West Virginia, Jay Walker, Treasurer.
Open your One Valley Bank 1991
Christmas Club Account today.
Charge your checking account &
receive 6% interest. Use a weekly
coupon book & receive 51/2%
interest. Either way you'll receive
a FREE Holly Snack Jar with
your One Valley Bank 1991
Christmas Club deposit of
$2 or more.
Visit Hinton
League Results
Woodrow Wilson of Beckley.
Last week, the Spartans lost
to Valley High of Montgomery
73-70 in double overtime and
defeated Woodrow Wilson on the
road 68-51. Amanda McClung
and Angie Zimmerman lead the
Spartanettes in scoring and re-
bounding and Zimmerman had
eight steals in the two gaines.
"Last week's double overtime
was a good experience for the
team." Tincher noted, adding
"We should have a lot of close
games this season with six
tough opponents on our sched-
ule.
The Spartanetttes are 12-2
going into this week's action.
East Football
Players Challenged
The Greenbrier East High
School Spartans took their foot-
ball show on the road for a third
straight week as they visited the
Woodrow Wilson High School
"Flying Eagles" on Friday, Octo-
ber 19. The game was played in
Flying Eagle Stadium on the
Woodrow Wilson campus.
The Spartans will be coming
off a rain drenched 19-0 victory
over the Alleghany High School
of Virginia "Mountaineers" in
Valley Ridge. The East squad
has also defeated Oak Hill in its
current four game road trip, 35-
12, and visits Princeton October
26 for the fourth game.
Spartan opponents thus far
this season are doing well with
Martinsburg 6- i; Jefferson
County 4-2; Woodrow Wilson 4-
3; and Bluefield 0-6.
Facing the Spartans are
Woodrow Wilson 4-3; Princeton
3-4; and Bridgeport 6-I, with the
records kept by WRON radio
statistician Jeff Campbell.
Action continued this week in
the Greenbrler Health Center
Racquetball League with the
team of Stephen Jackendoff and
Ken Melda winning a squeaker
3-2 over the ABB team of Kyle
Harper and Tim Kozak.
STANDINGS
Team W --- L
Meriwether/Walters 5 -- 0
Smlth/Weese 9-- 1
Bruce/Wanzer 8- 2
Seneca 4- I
Jackendoff/Melda 4 -- 6
Pickups I -- 9
Mayo/Fields 1 -- 9
Individual W -- L
B. Bruce 4 -- 0
E. Smith 4 -- 0
D. Meriwether 2 -- 0
S. Miller 2 -- 0
S. Walters 2 -- 0
T. Kozak 3- 1
B. Weese 3 -- I
K. Melda 2 -- 2
D. Wanzer 2 -- 2
D. Evans 1 -- I
A. Reinkopfs i -- i
K. Mayo I -- 3
S. Jackendoff I -- 3
R. Dulee 0 -- 2
J. Myers 0 -- 2"
A. Youmans 0 -- 2
S. Fields 0 -- 4
K. Harper 0 -- 4
East JV
On Road
The Spartan Junior Varsity
football team will be playing two
consecutive Thursday games on
the road, beginning with
Woodrow Wilson on October 25
at 4 p.m. in Flying Eagle Sta-
dium in Beckley. This game was
postponed due to rain on Mon-
day.
The Spartans will then meet
The Mountaineer JV's of AI-
leghany High School at Valley
Rldgeo Virginia on November 1
for a final game of the season.
DNR Sponsors
Hunter Ed. Course
The 6th ranked Cavaliers
hosed #4 Midland Trail Friday
night at Charmco.
West got on the scoreboard
early as Jerry Robertson re-
turned the opening kick-off for a
75 yard touchdown. Trails only
threat was thwarted as West's
tough defense held the Patriots
Inside the five yard line. West re-
tained a 6-0 lead as the teams
went Into the locker room at the
half.
Trail tied the game on a 63
yard run by their quarterback.
The Patriots got the two point
conversion to take the lead on
their second attempt after a
roughing the passer call nullfied
West's stand on the first at-
tempt.
Patriot nose-guard Frankie
Issacs closed out the game scor-
ing on a 69 yard Interception re-
turn for a touchdown. The Patri-
ots then kicked through the ex-
tra point to beat West 15-6.
647-5724
The Department of Natural
Resources will sponsor a Hunter
Education Course November 5,
6, 7, 6:30 p.m. at National Mine
Academy, Beckley.
Included in the training will
be basic gun safety, information
about firearms and ammunition,
the role of the hunter and hunt-
ing in wildlife management and
conservation, hunter responsi-
bilities, game care and the wild-
life laws.
Persons successfully complet-
ing the 10-hour course will re-
ceive a Hunter Education Certifi-
cation card from the West Vir-
ginia Department of Natural Re-
sources. West Virginia law now
requires persons who purchase
their first hunting license after
January 1, 1990, to successfully
complete the Hunter Education
Course.
Parents are encouraged to at-
tend with their children.
For further information and
registration details, please con-
tact Department of Natural Re-
sources at 256-6945.
Hp
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Third in
The Spartan Golf
Greenbrier East H!
concluded the
third in the State
Golf Class AAA
Bridgeport last
Keadle was named t~
State team, shooting
the two day event.
Rich Brown shot
Jared Patton, 93-85;
pard 91-89 to round
East score of a 696.
John Marshall won
AAA with a 690
mont West 691; East
ersburg 699;
719; Capital, 744;
748 and Buckhannota
761.
Coach Daryl
that the Spartans
excellent season with.
final record of 46-2-1.
The Financial Aid
with the WV Higher
Grant Program, Sonya
will be at Greenbrler
School on October
vember 1, to discuss
financial aid
school seniors who
tinue their
high school
She will meet
English classes.
Mrs Campbell will
the annual College
on November 27
Crockett, state
also be at the 7 p.m.
discuss financial aid
ties. The parents of
dents are invited to
December 19-20
Campbell at East
English classes to
financial aid forms
students in corn
forms.
On the evening
19, Mrs Campbell
nancial aid workshop
at 7 p.m. to assist
pleting the financial
The guidance
applications for
Foundation
which is open to
iors. The Foundation
scholarships valued
graduating seniors
celled in i]
school and c
and who have
ing leadership
deadline for
ber 15.
The office also
tion concerning the
Classroom, a non
tisan civic
which offers
school students
scholastic average
in the top 25 per
class. Partici
gram must be actiVe
Sessions of the
classroom are held'.
ton, D.C. during
summer.
There will be a
concerning the
Greenbrier
Center of
on
p.m. The
the school
pus of WVSOM at
Street, Lewisburg.
Burgess &
Architectural CorlS
Pearisburg, WV will
findings and
The public is
James H. Cox,
Greenbrier C
Center.
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Escape to the
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