Hornettes rally past Allendale to snap skid
Aiken defeated Allendale 64 52 as the Hornets built a 29 27 halftime edge and pulled away with a 14 0 fourth quarter run. Key performances came from Chavis Reynolds and Stewart for Aiken while Allendale guard Williams led with 8 points in the third. Allendale coach Sheila Curry praised her defense on Stewart but noted Chavis sparked the comeback.
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Latonya Miller
Aiken
Celia Cromer
Lady Hornets
Allendale
Stewart
Reynolds
Chavis
Williams
Patricia Rhodes
Sheila Curry
Hornettes Roll Over Allen dale Fairfax Scorebook Summary
Allen dale Fairfax 52 Aiken 70 in a high school girls game. Latonya Miller led Allen dale Fairfax with 40 points and 10 rebounds, Felicia Williams added 55 points and 15 boards, Sabrina Owens 30 points, Patricia Rhodes 7 points, Crystal Moore 12, Edwina Bing 1. Aiken’s Kim Stewart scored 13, Stacy Prout 20, Shia Reynolds 11, Keri Chavis 11, Celia Cromer 2. Halftime Aiken led 29-27. Three-pointers: Miller and Rhodes for Allen dale Fairfax.
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Felicia Williams
Sabrina Owens
Patricia Rhodes
Crystal Moore
Edwina Bing
Aiken
Kim Stewart
One Bates
Stacy Prout
Eshia Reynolds
Keri Chavis
Celia Cromer
Allendale tops Aiken in overtime behind late hustle
Allendale edged Aiken in overtime after Jerome Wilkins made two free throws on a foul at the end of regulation. Allendale opened OT with a 7-0 run and held on to win as Aiken fought to stay in reach, with Mitchell banking in a 3 late but the Hornets could not close the gap.
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Steve Spann
Allendale
Jerome Wilkins
Hay
Michael Badger
Eric Doctor
Mitchell
Kevin Warren
Hornets Edge Aiken In OT Thriller
Allendale-Fairfax and AIKEN battled to a 61-61 end of regulation before Allendale-Fairfax pulled away 77-67 in overtime. Key scorers included Hay and Albany for Allendale-Fairfax and Warren for AIKEN, with three pointers from Miller Green Doctor Warren Mitchell.
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Tony Miller
Alvarez Green
Hay
Randy Albany
Anthony Williams
Michael
Eric Doctor
Derek Saxon
Michael Latta
Jerome Wilkins
Aiken
Kevin Warren
Wendell Wells
Tracy Wilson
Steve Spann
Darrell Bush
Kevin Mitchell
Chris Smith
Hobby Johnson
Allendale-Fairfax
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Green
Doctor
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Mitchell
Lady War Eagles defeat Williston-Elko in makeup game
Wagener-Salley Lady War Eagles routed Williston-Elko 62 to 41 in a makeup game that had been postponed due to bad weather and miscommunication among officials.
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Williston-Elko
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Wagener-Salley Lady War Eagles
Tough Start for Hornets Amid Fan Booing and Struggles
In Raleigh and Charlotte the Hornets endure a rough second season with fans booing star Kelly Tripucka after a 94 92 win that kept them winless in the league's worst team status. GM Carl Scheer cites care but criticism grows as injuries and lineup instability limit options. Rex Chapman and Tyrone Muggsy Bogues share guard duties while Michael Holton nears return. Charlotte ranks last among expansion teams at 5 20, with Armon Gilliam providing a scoring spark since the Rambis trade and J R Reid solid in the middle.
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Penn State Defeats BYU in Holiday Bowl thriller
Penn State surged past BYU 90 to 39 in San Diego, Gary Brown returning a Detmer pass for 53 yards and a TD sealing the win. Blair Thomas led Nittany Lions with 186 rushing yards, while BYU QB Ty Detmer threw for a Holiday Bowl record 576 yards before a late interception and miscues.
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St John’s Routs Davidson for Sixth Straight Victory
St John’s 83 Davidson 65 in New York as Malik Sealy scored 20 and Jayson Williams 23, lifting the 17th-ranked Redmen to their sixth consecutive win. Williams scored 16 in the first half, Sealy added 20, and Rob Werdman had 11 as St John’s led 47-28 at halftime. Davidson’s Demmond scored 23 in a losing effort.
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Oklahoma 147 North Texas 94
Tony Martin led Oklahoma to a dominant 147 to 94 victory over North Texas in Norman, Oklahoma. The Sooners overwhelmed the visitors with a high-scoring performance and strong team defense.
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Okla
Tony Martin
NCSU Triumphs 65 62 Over Seton Hall In ECAC Final
Tom Gugliotta led No 19 NC State with 18 points as the Wolfpack beat Seton Hall 65-62 in the ECAC Holiday Festival championship. NCSU improves to 9 2 while Monroe and Corchiani failed to deliver their usual backcourt impact.
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North Carolina State
Seton Hall
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Chris Corchiani
South Carolina Routs Iowa In Super Shootout Opener
Hilton Head Island see two Gamecocks Shanna Banner and Karen Middleton score 18 each as South Carolina erases a 10 point halftime deficit to down fourth ranked Iowa 74 68. The 20th ranked SC will face No 3 Georgia in the title game while Iowa meets North Carolina in the consolation round. Georgia beat UNC 83 69 in a first round game Friday.
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Karen Middleton
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Tar Heels
South Aiken Lady Thoroughbreds Top Panther Hitters
Jennifer Ross scored early and the Lady Thoroughbreds closed strong to beat the Lady Panthers 33 28 in a defensive battle. Ross led with 10 points while Nancy Speech led Panther scorers with 14, but South Aiken shut down Speech with tight defense and improved to 7 1. South Africa will host Midland Valley on Tuesday.
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South Aiken
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Butler
Nancy Speech
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Laura Coakley
B-L
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