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WILLIAMSON - Although the Mingo County Commission meeting held Monday morning began in a calm manner, it did not end on that same note.
At the conclusion of each meeting, the commissioners allow members of the public to speak if they so choose. Several in attendance took advantage of that offer and voiced their opinions concerning rumors and allegations of wrong doing that are centered on elected officials. Recently, rumors have been running rampant throughout the county and the public is questioning who to trust and who they believe needs to step down or be removed from office.
First to take the floor was Katrina Brown who spoke of her support for C. Michael Sparks, Mingo County Prosecuting Attorney.
"I'm here to speak today on what a fine man I believe Michael Sparks is," said Brown. "He has always been fair in any dealings my family has had with him, he's honest and sincere, and I know he is a good Christian man."
"He's good for our community; we want him left in his position to continue serving the public. My family is here today and we want him to know that we're behind him 100 percent."
Michael Baisden, a Williamson business owner, spoke next and had an entirely different perspective of the situation.
"I read the press release defending himself that Michael Sparks gave to the media after the last commission meeting, and I'm here to say I've never read a bigger pile of puffery in my life," commented Baisden. "My dad always said that if a man gives you two answers to a question then they're lying…Michael gave us three."
"You say you were intimidated by Judge Thornsbury, Michael. You were the highest form of law enforcement in this county. If you would have presented all the evidence that you had about his wrongdoings when you first become aware of what was going on, this investigation would have occurred a long time ago."
"Elmer Fudd could have got an indictment against Thornsbury with the evidence you were privy to."
Sparks was in attendance and spoke up, saying that it was evident that Baisden was grandstanding for personal gain and had an agenda for what he was doing, telling those in attendance that Baisden had been lobbying for a magistrate's position and there wasn't even a vacancy at this time.
Commissioner Greg "Hootie" Smith asked Baisden to hold his comments under the 2 minute mark to allow everyone who wanted a chance to speak the opportunity to do so. Before taking a seat, Baisden commented that Sparks was known for voicing that he had done a great job for the public and compared that to a window washer bragging on windows he had cleaned on the 84th floor in a building that no one could see.
Scotty Sammons was the third speaker to take the floor and jumped to the defense of Sparks and was visibly upset with the statement Baisden had relayed.
"I've known Michael all my life. He's a good, honest Christian man that goes out of his way to help others. You're entitled to your opinion Mr. Baisden, but mine differs from yours by 110 percent. He's not to blame for any of this mess. He did the right thing and helped with the investigation into all this stuff."
Local Attorney Della Cline-Gentile questioned Sparks about the amount of money he thought the county would be out if the cases that were settled in Circuit Court while Jerrod Fletcher was the grand jury foreman had to be retried, or at the very least, went over thoroughly for possible infractions. Sparks stated that there's no accurate way of speculating on the possible cost should that scenario occur, that can only be answered in time.
Trellis Cisco, of Beechcreek, summed up his feelings on the matter by saying, "We can all sit in here and blabber all day and argue about it and express our opinions but in all honesty, we need to not jump the gun; we need to wait and see what the outcome of the federal and state investigations are before we begin pointing fingers and accusing people of wrong doings before we know for sure if it's true or not."
Cisco said that if Sparks is found to have not been involved in the political corruption that has cast a huge, dark cloud over the county and has thrust the citizens of Mingo in the public spotlight in a negative way, there will be a lot of people who will owe him an apology.
"Let's just wait and see how it ends," said Cisco. "It's the right thing to do."
The next regularly scheduled meeting of the county commission will be Wednesday, October 2, at 9 a.m.


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#13 Tusculum Tallies 10, Two-Out Runs in 13-9, 10-Inning Win over Baseball; Audio Broadcast Archived
February 22, 2011
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. For the second time this season, Tusculum College and Pfeiffer University engaged in an offensive showdown on the baseball diamond with the Pioneers grabbing a 13-9, 10-inning victory over the Falcons on Tuesday afternoon at Joe Ferebee Field. Both teams combined for 21 more runs in their season series with 28 hits at #13 Tusculum improves to 9-1 on the year while the Falcons fall to 5-8.
Alexi Colon (Vineland, NJ), Sean Cotton (Mooresville, NC) and Matt Henriksen (Hingham, MA) each started the day with a solo home run as the Pioneers took a 3-0 lead through the first half-inning. Pfeiffer responded for the first time in the third as a two-out single by Eric Shoemaker (Huntersville, NC) put the hosts on the board trailing 3-1.
In the bottom of the fourth, the Falcons put their first crooked number on the board with a four-spot to grab a 5-3 advantage. Kevin Price (Asheville, NC) started the frame with a one-out solo blast to right before Mike Green (Brandon, FL) tied it with his single to right. Later in the inning, a RBI-double from Preston Lyon (Gastonia, NC) and single to right by Jon Gray (Granite Falls, NC) gave Pfeiffer their two-run lead through four.
Cotton tied it in the top of the fifth with a two-run laser to left for his second round-tripper of the day before the Pioneers added three more in the seventh to grab another three-run lead. Trey Drewery (Vale, NC) would collect the first of his two clutch two-run singles on the day in the seventh, before Rolondo Bonner (Garner, NC) pushed the advantage to four with a run-scoring single in the eighth.
Pfeiffer forced extra innings with four more in the bottom of the eighth as a pair of Tusculum errors aided in the second Falcon comeback of the day. Pinch-hitter Matt Wade (Chapel Hill, NC) came around, after leading off with a double, on a fielding error committed later in the stanza out in left field. Lyon continued the frame with a sacrifice fly to left while Shoemaker added a RBI-double to left-center. Hunter Boehme (Winston-Salem, NC) finished the comeback with a RBI groundout to third for a 9-9 game through regulation.
In the tenth, a pair of two-out, two-run singles put the Pioneers ahead for good as pinch-hitter Cody Coffman (Cape Coral, FL) and Drewery collected the crucial hits allowing Tusculum to escape with the 13-9 win. The four tenth-inning runs completed an afternoon where the Pioneers scored 10 of their 13 runs with two outs.
Cotton paced the Pioneers with three hits on the day, two leaving the yard, while Colon, Bonner, Drewery and Branfy Arias (La Romana, Dominican Republic) each had two. For Pfeiffer, Green led the way with his 3-for-5 afternoon while Jacob Yates (Blairs, VA), Lyon, Gray and Shoemaker each collected a pair of hits for the Falcons.
Tusculum leads the season series now 2-0 as both teams have combined for 53 runs and 64 hits in their two contests this season.
Pfeiffer returns to action on Wednesday heading to Francis Marion for a 3:00 p.m. matchup with the 24th-ranked Patriots. Wednesday will mark the fifth-straight Falcon opponent ranked inside the nations top 25.
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We own a few of these in various colors we love them so much. I love my Marmot Variants so much I bought them in three colors … then I purchased one for my husband. 6'0, 190 lbs, size Large fits great. We are using these as mid-layers for skiing under our jackets (the insulated vest really protects your core), but it would be perfect for Spring skiing on its own. I should be able to use it as a stand alone for spring or fall hiking, backpacking, running. The thumb holes on the sleeves are awesome, and it has nice hand warmer pockets for storage.
I happened upon this jacket accidently this year when I picked one up on sale at some lame site before I discovered the most amazing website/store EVER!!!!! Moosejaw of course. I proceeded to pick up a few in various colors. I wear them at work pretending that I just haven't taken my jacket off yet - but I keep it on all day. So I decided that this was the perfect gift for my husband of a million years. It's warm, but not so warm you have to take it off (like at work). Yet with light, flexible sleeves (almost fleece but not really - more like thick poly base layer), you don't feel like your in a jacket. Perfect mid layer for cold ski days but good enough as outwear for the 45 degree ski day we just had at Wolf Creek. In fact, I saw a few of these on the mountain. Obviously built to go the distance but look s really cool too!!! It says "I buy really cool looking stuff that is practical too". Love this jacket - always a Marmot fan but total Moosejaw Freak!
Wore this jacket bouldering all weekend in 35-45 degree weather. Kept me warm while moving around and climbing. As soon as it started cooling off just threw on another layer and it insulated very well. Surprisingly durable as well, stood up to sliding over rock and some small falls without leaving a mark. I love this jacket and every bit of Marmot gear I own!
When ski touring or winter hiking, I used to either layer thick enough to stay warm in front but end up with a sweaty back under the pack or layer thin enough to avoid a swampy back but end up cold in front. Well, no more - this is the mid-layer I've been looking for. Puffy-style warmth in front and breathable fleece-style warmth everywhere else. The sleeves are a little long and the thumbholes are a little odd (the fleece on the cuff past the thumbhole is too thick to really fit under a glove but too tight to fit over anything but a liner glove), but given how few other options there are that solve my hot / cold / sweaty problem so effectively, I can easily overlook its imperfections.
I wear this jacket XC skiing both skate and classic styles in Teton Valley, Wydaho. The large fits me perfectly with absolutely no binding anywhere while skiing (due to good fit & stretchy fabric). I am 5;-11" & 190 lbs. The jacket is also very versatile: When colder, I wear it under a wind-beaker. When I warm up, I shed the windbreaker and stuff it in my fanny pack. If it gets warmer still I unzip a little. These options give the jacket a useful range from about 0 F up to 40 F (while actively skiing). The 3 pockets are great and the wind-proof/insulated front panel feels great on cold downhill stretches of ski trail. I just bought another one for my wife's Christmas present.
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i agree that IF hole 10 at bburg was a par 3, that it would be the toughest. BUT just because we all PLAY it as a 3 doesnt make it a par 3. I play CV all par 3's , just for scoring simplicity, but we all know that 18 is not a par 3 there.
Guess we're back to the "what is par?" discussion. Can you reach it on the drive? if not its not a par 3. Thats the way all the touring pros take it. We can call everything a par 10 and get an ego boost if we want.


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Lorene Lovell said she has always had an inclination toward art.
"When I was 10, I got rheumatic fever. I couldn't get up," she said.
So she learned to do beadwork, embroidery, and crocheting.
"I think that was probably the start of it," said Lovell.
And due to heart problems, she didn't participate in athletics, and instead took art classes.
When she was younger, she worked on many different art forms.
"My dad told me when I was a kid, you're jack of all trades and master of none," said Lovell.
But now she realizes that you don't master anything; you just learn more about it. After a divorce in 1983, she first started painting her watercolors. A year and a half later, she finished that first painting and within three years she had her first one-woman art show, where she sold 19 pieces.
Lovell's work is now on exhibit at the Cleveland County Arts Council through March 29. The watercolor painter is also currently one of more than 26 artists who exhibit their work at Arts on Main in Gastonia.
For a time, Lovell lived as a caretaker of a house and barn in the country in Colorado. Her friends turned the barn into a studio for her.
"I was like a pioneer woman. I had the place to myself," she said.
Later, when she moved to Nucla, she bought a building for an art studio, where she worked for many years. After her second divorce, her daughter invited her to come live with her in Belmont.
"It was a divorce that got me painting and it got me to North Carolina," said Lovell.
That was six years ago, and she has been here ever since.
"There isn't a day that goes by that I'm not very thankful for my daughter taking me in," she said.
At one time, Lovell had work in 14 galleries. She has been making a living with her art for two or three years now and is glad to be a part of Arts on Main.
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She now makes altered books, creates sculptures, crafts bookmarks, and designs greeting cards and canvas journals.
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Her altered books are personal and are done by taking a regular book, then gluing in magazine cutouts, stickers, and favorite quotes. She also pairs paintings with poetry, taking a poem and putting it on canvas, then painting behind it. One of her poetry paintings was done to accompany "Colors of the Wind" by Vanessa Williams, one of the songs from the movie, "Pocahontas."
Her favorite things to paint she said are probably flowers.
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She was recently convinced to paint a fairy by some of her friends. The design now graces one of the cards in her greeting card line. She said the fairy was inspired by one of her granddaughters.
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Lovell's exhibit at the Cleveland County Arts Council shows off some of those favorite things. It includes paintings with birds, buildings, flowers, and seashells.
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NYC is rightfully known for its nightlife, whether that means an open bar, an evening of DJs spinning mixes on turntables or a wild scene set around a functioning hot tub in the center of a dance floor. (No, really—that happens.) It's a fact, folks: the City's after-dark entertainment is just as innovative as it ever was. It's often said that New York is the City that never sleeps. In case you were wondering, here are just a few reasons why.
Fridays at Bill's Place
Tiny Harlem jazz club Bill's Place opened in 2006, but its vibe recalls an earlier time in the neighborhood's famed musical history. (Our inside source describes the venue as "friendly, preservationist, reverent, spirited, welcoming" and, of course, "intimate"—no surprise there, since seats are within touching distance of the musicians.) On Friday and Saturday nights, owner Bill Saxton, who plays sax, leads his Harlem All Stars. For more info and to make reservations, visit billsplaceharlem.com. Also, note: the club is a speakeasy, so it's strictly BYOB.
Girls & Boys at Webster Hall
It takes two to tango—or, in the case of this Webster Hall standard, a crowd of 3,000 ladies and gents in the venue's Grand Ballroom, as it floods with neon luminance and flashing lights. With a techno throwdown featuring some of the biggest names in dance music, this is not your grandfather's polka party. Get your groove on to a raw and pumping bass, and hear some of the hippest electronic beats drop at the weekly rave. Past DJs have included MSTRKRFT, Justice, Simian Mobile Disco, Vitalic, A-Trak, Bloody Beetroots, Rusko, Neon Indian and more. For more info, visit websterhall.com.
Le Bingo at (Le) Poisson Rouge
Nothing says it's the weekend quite like bingo—especially when the game is hosted by the extraordinary Linda Simpson, who hands out a madcap collection of downtown door prizes. The drag queen's show is so popular, it now takes place every Friday and Saturday night. For more info, visit lepoissonrouge.com.
The Plume Revue at Duane Park
Enjoy live jazz, handcrafted cocktails and a bevy of beauties who (literally) shake their tail feathers. Jo Boobs, Harvest Moon, Gal Friday and others keep the entertainment classy, though not safe for work. For more info, visit duaneparknyc.com.
Shakin' All Over at Home Sweet Home
DJ Jonathan Toubin and friends man the decks, playing a mix of rare and vintage rock and soul. For more info, visit newyorknighttrain.com.
The Bunker at various locations
This twice-monthly paean to electronic music aids Brooklyn in the borough's storied quest for Most Outrageous Sound. Music is courtesy of DJs like Andy Stott and Atom™ (who used to be known as Señor Coconut), plus many, many special guests. For more info, visit beyondbooking.com/thebunker.
Fixed at various locations
JDH and Dave P.'s long-running electronic shindig takes place at cool places all over town (and not just on Saturdays). It's been 10 years of electronically fueled good times—check them out to see why they'll probably be around for at least 10 more. For more info, visit fixednyc.com.
Mr. Choade's Upstairs Downstairs at The Slipper Room
Expect adult entertainment at this long-running vaudeville-style shindig, where dance acts are punctuated with comedy performances (or is that the other way around?). Either way, this party is NSFW. Not that this party is anything like W at all. For more info, visit slipperroom.com.
Mondo at Cameo
Head to Williamsburg to dance to indie pop at a party that knows its way around rock 'n' roll. Previous editions have paid tribute to patron saints of jingle-jangle British despair Morrissey and Pulp. For the latter, Jarvis Cocker himself manned the decks. For more info, visit their Facebook page.
Party Like It's 1999 at The Bell House
Retro-kitsch is in—was it ever out?—at this monthly party at Gowanus lodestone The Bell House. One recent playlist included "Black Velvet" by Alannah Myles and "Crush on You" by Lil Kim. Just so you know what you're getting yourself into, they seem to be fairly excited about the return of Clearly Canadian and New York Seltzer. For more info, visit the party's Facebook page.
PrettyUgly at the Diamond Horseshoe
NYC party people Erich Conrad and Drew Elliott present this paean to pulchritude, featuring an all-star cast of downtown's best and brightest. Go for DJ sets by the likes of Becka Diamond and Tommy Hottpants; stay for hosts like Paper's Mickey Boardman and renaissance personage Hari Nef. Expect surprises. For more info, visit their Facebook page.
Warm Up at MoMA PS1
One of New York City's hipper outdoor music series returns for another summer at MoMA PS1, in Long Island City. Guests can soak up experimental musical performances every Saturday from June 27 through September 5. The lineup includes live music and DJs—locals like Bobbito Garcia and Baauer, and plenty of international imports as well—along with rotating stage installations designed by NYC artists. For more information, visit momaps1.org.
Funkbox NYC at Le Poisson Rouge
Dance to deep house at this long-running party. If you bring the moves, DJ Tony Touch will bring the funk. For more info, visit lepoissonrouge.com.
Nouveau York at Le Bain
The good times never stop at The Standard hotel, André Balazs' west-side party palace, the High Line–straddling edifice whose rooftop lounges have long been inseparable from the City's nightlife scene. Sundays at Le Bain (one of the aforementioned drinking dens), Nouveau York holds sway from 9pm to 2am. Guest DJs have included Justin Miller, Jacques Renault and Parisian techno guru Rone. For more info, visit their Facebook page.
Scissor Sundays at the Rusty Knot
JD Samson (Le Tigre, MEN) hosts this weekly Sunday afternoon tea dance at the Rusty Knot, a charming space that reminds us of our Uncle Ted's basement—the way it was back in 1982. Enjoy drinks, a convivial LGBTQ crowd and some of the best sunset views around. For more info, visit their Facebook page.
Mobile Mondays! NYC 45's at The Bowery Electric
It's nothing but an old-fashioned good time at this free shindig, where DJs spin 45s of the funk, soul, punk, new wave, pop, salsa, rock, calypso, reggae, R&B and disco varieties (plus, we're sure, a few genres they forgot to mention). For more info, visit their Facebook page.
Deep Space at Cielo
DJ François K.'s paean to Jamaican-inspired dub continues. The weekly celebration of spacey sounds and laid-back dance vibes features frequent guest DJs and a well-heeled crowd of appreciative party people. For more info, visit deepspacenyc.com.
Show Tunes Monday at Atlas Social Club
VJ Michael Formika Jones hosts the festivities at this Hell's Kitchen gay bar. Expect to see clips from Broadway hits and Hollywood classics, along with live performances. For more info, visit Atlas Social Club's Facebook page (link is NSFWish).
Tune In Tuesdays at Bembe
The South Williamsburg lounge hosts this weekly reggae party, helmed by DJ Gringo and his collection of dancehall, lovers rock and other genres more suitable to the Caribbean, but no less welcome in the five boroughs. For more info, visit bembe.us.
Westgay at Westway
Parties with this much energy—not to mention lipstick, eyeliner, deconstructed blouses, asymmetricality, fashion-forwardness, little hats, etc.—are at the core of what makes New York City nightlife famous. N.b.: Google the event at your own risk; the party photos can be quite risqué. For more info, follow along on Twitter.
LeFreak at Lovegun
The Williamsburg gay bar continues to provide saucy entertainment, with this particular evening being the product of DJ Tyler Stone and host Trey LaTrash. Will there be disco, you ask? Why, yes! For more info, visit Lovegun's Twitter.
Roots at Cielo
Dance lovers get their fix every Wednesday night at this Meatpacking club from DJs Louie Vega and Kevin Hedge. The duo offers a selection of Latin- and jazz-influenced beats, and they help anchor the City's house-music scene. For more info, visit cieloclub.com.
Bowl Train at Brooklyn Bowl
When the Roots' Questlove isn't helping out Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show, he's hanging out at Williamsburg's signature bowling alley cum rock venue, spinning hip-hop, house, rare grooves—and showing classic Soul Train videos. In a word: awesome. For more info, visit brooklynbowl.com.
House Party at Webster Hall
Just Blaze and DJ Soul helm this weekly shindig, bringing all things hip-hop to the East Village. Expect special guests and other well-known promoters to help bring the noise, including Va$htie, DJ Huggy Bear and DJ Sliink. (Insert your own Kid 'n Play joke here.) For more info, visit websterhall.com.
Input at Output
This weekly party at the Williamsburg dance club features guests like Bonobo (Ninja Tune), Museum of Love (DFA) and Claude VonStroke (Dirtybird). Even if those names mean absolutely nothing to you, know that dancing will occur, and that you should participate. To paraphrase noted 17th-century nightlife theorist Robert Herrick, "Gather ye breakbeats while ye may / Old time is still a-flying." For more info, visit outputclub.com.
The Wiggle Room at The Slipper Room
It's all burlesque all the time at this Lower East Side den of iniquity. Thursday nights' shows are hosted by "Sir Richard Castle," who presides over proceedings that include a buxom troupe of lasses known as "The Wigglettes." In other words, leave the kids at home. For more info, visit slipperroom.com.


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For as long as the U.S. has had cars traveling on roads and highways, our answer to alleviating traffic has been to build more roads and highways. And no matter how many times we've been disappointed by the short-term approach of 'adding more lanes', transportation experts, engineers and politicians have been reluctant to try anything else. California's DOT may be changing that with management of communications technology to expedite traffic flow. That's what they're doing with the San Mateo Smart Corridor Project. We're working together to help people get to where they are going easier and faster," said Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty. "This is a good example of how technology can help us make better use of the...
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20-05-2010 19:24
Hi there
I am having major issues with Ovi maps on my N95
I first tried to get the new free ovi maps to work on my N95 by downloading the Nokia maps updater. When I plug in my device, it searches for an update for the N95, then says 'Could not gather enough information about the phone', and exits
I have tried updating my phone software, but that did not help.
I read on the forums how to download it manually, and so I did. I now have Ovi maps 3.1 on my N95, and I downloaded the maps to go with it too.
But still, I am unable to update the maps properly to remove the licence issue!
Whenever I try to start a navigation, it tells me the Europe Licence has expired
Please help, thanks in advance
21-05-2010 0:27
What you have is probably V3.01 which is not the free version. The free version V3.04 does not support the N95. Hence, free navigation is not available for the N95.


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Offensive Player of the Year: King's QB Billy Green
Prolific passer, running threat, hard worker, dynamic leader
The King's quarterback knew where he was going after his high school career was over. He knew there was a certain conference foe that he really wanted to beat for the first time. He knew he wanted to finally claim an elusive state championship for the Knights.
Over the course of the season, Green also showed he knew how to pick opposing defenses apart.
He threw for 3,006 yards and 46 touchdowns and ran for an additional 432 yards and six scores while leading the Knights to their first Cascade Conference title and into the quarterfinals of the 1A state tournament. His athletic skills and his team leadership, both on and off the field, earned him The Herald Offensive Player of the Year.
The Brigham Young University-bound Green first emerged as a force a year ago when he was named the Cascade Conference Offensive Player of the Year in his debut season, taking over for former standout King's quarterback Thomas Vincent, who is now a reserve for the University of Washington. All Green did in his first year as a starter was throw for more tan 2,500 yards and get King's to the state quarterfinals for the third consecutive year.
"All year round, he leads by example," King's coach Jim Shapiro said. "The work ethic he put in in the offseason was seen by everyone, and emulated by all of his teammates. When you can lead like that in the offseason it definitely leads into the football field. He's the leader that you want."
Initially, Shapiro didn't necessarily see Green being as startingly good as he turned out to be. As a freshman, Green was a bit shorter than now and the coach hadn't yet come to know Green's strong work ethic. Now, Shapiro praises Green as an example to younger kids of what can happen with hard work.
And a growth spurt.
"I watched Billy play (junior varsity) football as a freshman and sophomore and I said, 'he's going to be good. He'll do okay for us,'" Shapiro said. "He worked so hard before his junior year. I was shocked. I was pleasantly surprised. I really didn't know what I had in him. As a freshman and sophomore, Billy was skinny. I didn't know what he'd grow up to be. I think he's a great example for underclassman what happens with natural growth and a good work ethic."
Green moved from Plano, Texas, to western Washington right before his freshman year. He toured King's and immediately knew he found the right school.
"I like that it's kind of a small, community feeling," Green said. "(Everybody) follows King's sports. Everyone knows everyone. … It was kind of a no-brainer. I toured the place and loved it immediately. There was no question where I wanted to go."
Or what he wanted to do.
After watching Vincent make King's a perennial contender, Green wanted to get the team past the state quarterfinals for the first time in school history.
King's rolled during the regular season, scoring an average of 42 points per game. They had a signature 42-39 win to open the season against Lynden, which won the 2A state championship. King's also defeated conference foe Archbishop Murphy for the first time, during a game that was televised on ROOT Sports, and had a 55-42 victory over then-undefeated Lakewood team that clinched the Knights' first conference title.
"The pinnacle, was that Lakewood game," Shapiro said. "A well-coached game with that speed and strength."
Lakewood coach Dan Teeter said Green is just hard to plan for. If you drop more players in coverage, he can beat you with his legs. If you bring pressure, he added, Green just gets the ball off quickly.
"He's as accurate a passer in high school as I've seen around," Teeter said. "Throughout the season he just tore it up. He's as good as they get. He's the real deal."
In the playoffs, Green showed a new skill set: scrambling. In the Knights' first-round state game against Hoquiam, the quarterback threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more as King's scored 28 unanswered points to defeat the Grizzlies 28-13.
"He's the backbone of the offense," Shapiro said. "… In most games, we knew it was going to be a track race. We'd need a lot of points to win the game. We were riding the arm of Billy Green, then the feet of Billy Green, late in the season."
Unfortunately for King's, that was the last victory of its 11-1 season. The Knights ran into a tough opponent in eventual-state champion Montesano in the quarterfinals, and history repeated itself. The Bulldogs knocked King's out of the playoffs in the quarterfinals for the second consecutive year, sealing the Knights' fourth straight loss in the quarterfinals.
"It was obviously an unfortunate loss in the quarterfinals, but overall I feel the season was a monster success," Green said. "We, as a team, grew closer. I mean, 11-1 is a great season. I'm really proud of the team."
Shapiro has no doubt that Green will be successful in his future endeavors. He said he's going to miss having his senior leader around.
He also has some predictions for Green's future.
"I think he has a really good shot of playing on Sundays," Shapiro said. "The assessment from him from collegiate coaches is he has those tangibles. … The kid's a success. The things I preach, hard work and personal commitment, well that's Billy Green."
At least one person is the area isn't going to miss Green as much.
"It's always fun to watch talented players play and be in your league," Teeter said. "But I am not sorry to see him graduate at all."
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