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Oak Hill hammers Bluefield in upset win
Oak Hill Red Devils upset second-ranked Bluefield Beavers 58 to 31 as Dermayne Bullock led scoring with 20 and Cam Woodson added 16. Justin King led Bluefield with 13, with Wilkes 10 and Walton 9. rematch set for WJLS Tournament in Beckley.
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Dermayne Bullock
Cam Woodson
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Harold Tracy
Justin King
Beavers
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Ronnie Walton
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Beckley
Leftwich eyes bigger stage after MAC year in 2004 bowl
Marshall quarterback Byron Leftwich, with 4,132 passing yards and 38 TDs, seeks greater national recognition in the GMAC Bowl against East Carolina. The MAC star, second in TDs to David Carr, remains focused on team success and improving his game for his senior season.
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Leftwich
Fresno State
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Princeton Tigers cruise past Summers County 78 to 39
Princeton High School routed Summers County 78 to 39 as Daniel Reed posted 22 points and 10 rebounds while John Jackson added 15 points and 20 rebounds. Coach Robert Wray praised the balanced effort as reserves also contributed in the lopsided win.
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Lady Bobcats
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Mercer Girls Rally Past James Monroe 55 51
Mercer High School defeated James Monroe 55 51 as Brittany Cook scored a game high 20 points and 11 rebounds. Beth Wilkerson added 17 for MCA while Casey Taylor and Shaun Walker led JMHS with 14 each. James Monroe threatened late but Cook sealed the win with free throws.
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Lady Cavaliers
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Rick Cook
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Virginia
Beth Wilkerson
Casey Taylor
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Megan Tuggle
John Mustain
Florida Gators Frighten High Point in Blazing Start
No. 4 Florida opened December with a 26 point burst, routing High Point 103-49 in Gainesville. Matt Bonner had 18 points and 11 rebounds as Brett Nelson added four 3s and 18 points for the 8-1 Gators, who earned their highest AP ranking amid their seventh straight win. High Point’s Jay Wallace scored 14 and Dustin Van Weerdhuizen 13. Illinois, ranked No. 9, toppled Illinois State 87-73 behind 29 points from Frank Williams, who hit four of eight from long range.
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Frank Williams
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Williams
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