Regional showdown looms for Yorktown and Madison Grant
Yorktown battles New Castle while Madison Grant faces Norwell in opening regional games. Rival coaches stress focus as Kent Benson leads New Castle with near 23 points per game and Madison Grant counters with Craig Sullivan, a standout 11 Madison-Grant records holder. Both teams boast strong front lines and rebounding, aiming for milestones as sectional champions.
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Dennis Blick
Kent Hoppingarner
Bill Land
Craig Sullivan
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Rodriguez and Gilbert Tie For Florida Citrus Open Lead
Chi Chi Rodriguez scaled to a 64 and tied for the first round lead at the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando with 16 under total. Gibby Gilbert matched the 64, also at 16 under, as both golfers edged Bob Murphy Buddy Allen and Tom Kite by two strokes at Rio Pinar Country Club.
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Forest Hills Claims Elementary Basketball Title
Forest Hills led Lindbergh 6-1 after one quarter and 12-5 at halftime to win the Anderson Community Schools elementary championship 24-9 at Forest Hills gym. Mark Singerton scored 11, Bret Campbell and Reid Estes added 8 each, Scott Macy 5, Coady 4 for Lindbergh.
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Magnussen Wins World Figure Skating Championship
Karen Magnussen, representing Canada, won the ladies title in Bratislava with nine ordinals and 356.39 points, edging Janet Lynn of the United States who took silver with 347.85 points after a strong free skating display. Onevej Nepela led the men’s event after compulsory figures, while Ludmilla Pakhomova and Alexander Gurshkov dominated the ice dance compulsory portion as the United States placed two pairs in the top ten.
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