The
Perkins
Journal
Thursday, March 2, 1989 -- PAGE 5
DEMON DISPATCH
STAFF
Bryan Stauton ............... editor
Laurie Heath .............. co-editor ~
Matt Br~wn ........... sports editor
Reporters:
Todd Brown, Heidi Hyder, Amber
Lauener, Victor Clay, Gina Huckabay,
Bambi Hundley, Stephen Raines and
Angela Moorman.
nted, jby coaster ride started climbing back
Bryan Stanton up as the Demons beat Wellston
~. pro~ and Luther• P-T lost their last
~i~wnt~Perkins-Tryon Demons regular season game to Crescent
Up the1988-89basketball after a three-pointer off the
hich at times was exciting backboard with two seconds re-
~so heartbreaking. The De- malning.
~s u~.:~J[ended the season with a first
ef~diStrict loss to the Chandler The Demons went into districts
hopeful, meeting Chandler the first
, an,~. round. P-T couldn't find the basket
i=s~aDetnons had a great start and suffered a season ending 71-56
53-50 win over the Perry loss.
• "I ~fons• P-T followed the victory P-T ended the season with a 9-14
I, .~I first place trophy in the win/loss record.
R.ed~T~rnament, beating Yale, Head coach David Willis com-
snow~ and S
i~e hulter. P-T lost their mented about the season, I
enjo ~][~ of the year to fourth thought we played real well at the
_ ~Harral~ after leading the beginning of the year. Then we had
any ~][t~til the last three minutes of a bad stretch of games in the mid-
. wasm T"
, -T his was followed by a dle, but we ended up playing well
• :~°Chandler. The Demons got at the end of the season. Our last
a~ve%~.~rack, beating Bristow four games of the year we played
_n~j~p., then fell into a six-game with more intensity than at any
was v q~. Streak dropping g am~ to
~ Crescent, Dale, Cushing, other time during the year. We lost
some games I felt we should have
~ and then Fairfax in the won, but we also won some very
I~Wa/NOC Tournament. The close games. We have a good
~ .finished the tournament nucleus of players coming beck. We
ler~W~n against Newkirk and a lost most of our scoring, which
--- r means our returning players will
-~onkaw& P-T journeyed
_ ~t0beat Luther and then drop- have to take up the slack next year.
E'~ games, one to B ristow,
'm I couldn't have asked for more
.. dedicated, hustling group of seniors
Kim Cushing. The roller
who showed real leadership and
kept a positive approach through-
out the season. This group wanted
to win and hated to lose more than
any other group of athletes I've
been around. That attitude was
responsible for their intensity on
the floor and thinking we could
always win the game no matter
what the score was."
The P-T Demons were led in scor-
ing by senior Steve Sylvester with
a total of 392 points for the season.
Senior Bryan Stanton had 209
points and senior Jon Wolfe had
188 points. Senior Chris Taylor
followed with 169 and junior Jesse
Patterson had 161. Other scoring
totals were Andy McPherson, 94;
Justin Kenas, 46; Vins0n Bills, 32;
Jeff Breeden, 23; Robert Sasser, 20;
Jeb Boyd, 8; Shane Niles, 4; and
George McKinnis, 2.
Jesse Patterson led in rebounds
with 175, followed by Bryan Stan-
ton with 117; Steve Sylvester, 111;
Chris Taylor, 90; Andy McPherson,
76; Jon Wolfe, 52; Justin Kanas, 36;
Vinson Bills, 22; Robert Sasser, 13;
Jeff Breeden, 8; Shone Nfles, 6; Job
Boyd and George McKinnis, 2; and
R alnes, 1.
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'88-'89 Demons: Front row, left to right, Mark Wiley, Tah Moorman, Jon Wolfe, Steve Sylvester.
Chris Taylor, Justin Kenas, Jeff Breeden. Back row, Coach Dave Willis, Traey Neal, Bryan Stan.
ton, Robert Sasser, Jesse Patterson, Andy McPherson, Shane Niles and Coach Kurt NeaL
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~m.'IN--~.~"T Demonettes have come
d record of 13-10. The
v were undefeated on
aam Court.
lish. eated Perry twice and
Ste~,, three
times. They also
tea~ Harrah, Bristow,
• ore ~, Chandler, Cushing,
Newkirk and Luther.
~Onettes lost ~ Cushing
onc Glencoe once,
." . Wellston o ce, Dale
etit B tow o.ee
Once.
io,dng h ..' emonettes were led in
- ~]~nior Tara Higgins with
Tech ~.d54~ POints -for the season.
"~,:~.~di Hyder had 201 points
ay ut*~[10~ 8
_ _..dl~, tacy Perry had 194
her a Moorman followed .....
~-= I[~ Points and sophomore
zyson !~ had 73 points. '88-'89 Demonettes: Front row, left to right, Branch Thompson, Penny
not j~.Yan led the defense in re- Hughes, Linda Ryan, Misty Wolfe. Middle row, Becky Johnson, Tara
~ines~]~h 110. Shawna Brown Lewis, Stacy Perry, Shawna Brown, Becky Walker, Tara Herring. Back
tual"~t~~1 Tara Lewis had 52. row: Coach Skip Frmder, Neva Reeae, Tara Higgins, HeicH Hyder, Holly
"~.......~'~! Harris, Becky Burton, Wendy Clodfelter.
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Tuesday night the P-T faculty
defeated the Channel 4 Foul Shots
54-49. The faculty played an ex-
citing fourth quarter, coming from
behind to win the game.
same quarter the crowd was awed
at the amazing defensive play of the
Joe '~Spud" Hrencher and Sid
Davis. The score at halftime was
31-29 in favor of Channel 4.
During the fourth period, the P-~
T faculty sparked outscoring Chan-
nel 4 18-4. The teachers hit 10 (rat
of I0 free throws to post the come-
The game was sponsored by the from-behind victory, 54-49.
p ~r~ ~ m-~ ~l,~h During halftime and at other
-T Ao__-Beo~t ........ . _
T~ the. f~t. ~,d,~ th~ ~o~ho~o times outing the game, the crowa P-T was led in scoring by Joe"
........... : r ............... was entertained by the faculty Boley with 13 points, David Wi~ii~
scored 17 points, to the Foul• Shots cneeneaoers. .......... Tne cnesneaoers were had I0, Kurt Neal had 9, and La~~
11. Joe Boley hit 3 three-point shots ..........
~"le Ku-~ "A ........ d ane~ r~arner, Margaret tlrencner, Alexander had 8. Mike Kelly had 6
Will It, Dl~eal scorch 4 .._ ~. . . . .
........... ~naron 'rnurman, ~ane~ Langaon, points, Scott Balke had 4 points
prunes m teao ~ne lacmcy. _ ~ ........
Lu ~atavan, Jan Tnomas, r~nscy and Ken McBride and Yvonne Kin-
ia the second period the Fo~l Willingham and Jacque Marlow. cannon had 2 points apiece.
Shots got hot outscoring P-T,
20-12. Dr. Larry Alexander P-T was cold in the third quarter Bob Barry Jr. had 6 points for tim
scored 2 thres-pointers and Mike scoring only 7 points while the Foul Foul Shots and Ron Woods had 12.
Kelley had 4 points. During the Shots scored 14. ~). ;,/
1 Demon ',mond lls Chosen
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by
Angela Moorman
The Demon Diamond Dolls for
the 1989 baseball season were
named this week by head coach Joe
Bole),. The Demon Diamond Dolls
are the girls who are responsible for
doing many important things for
the team during the games.
Returning this year as Demon
Diamond Dolls are seniors Tara
Herring and Tara Lewis and junior
Tara Higgins. These three will be
training the five new girls. They are
sophomores Penny Hughes, Becky
Johnson, Rachel Sharp, Brandi
Thompson, and Misty Wolfe.
Coach Boley feels that the girls
are a valuable part of the team.
- | Todd J. Brown
~..se Patterson's summer others on the tour will participate
,~]~-wttlj definitely be one to at two track meets and get to run
"~I'~ ttne 26 through July 12 against athletes their own age who
:rt~oi~fully be taking part are from other cultures.
. I?" ~ational Sports Tour to The trip will cost a total of $2000,
.,vent~Vie~ Jesse's outstanding and Jesse is trying to raise the
ool f~ trek and field sports mcmey. The Perkins-Tryon Athletic
d ~ the opportunity to go on B ooster Club has opened an ac-
] ~ count in Jesse's name at the Payne They are responsible for keeping
!~ eived word about the County Bank• Individuals wishing score, collecting bats and helmets, :
=~ft~ewi~**ning third place last to contribute can do so at the bank, keeping pitching stats, and making
~ll~tate competitiom He or they can give their donation to sure the dugout is clenm At home ........
~Y be one of around 25 any Booster Club member, games, they also run the scoreboard ;
~l~rrorn around the country Jesse says the trip will be a good and chase foul halls and homerun i
Dx~e tour. way to better his reputation for col- balls. All of these duties help to The Demon Diamond Dolls for the 1989 baseball season are, front row:
~e~_Y trip will include tours lege and looks forward to running keep the games running smoothly. Rachel Sharp, Tara Higgins, Tara Herring, and Tara Lewis. Back row,
• ~k?.~ee in Denmark, Sweden, with kids from other countries ..... q> Branch Thompson, Becky Johnson, Penny Hughes, and Misty Wolfe.
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