Dogs Survive Win Tazewell County Invitational
Tazewell Bulldogs edged Richlands 60 59 to capture the first Tazewell County Basketball Invitational title. Raymond Walker scored 21 and grabbed key late rebounds as Graham’s G-Men defeated Pocahontas for consolation. Richlands, led by Phillips 14 and Yost 14, missed a late free throw to force overtime.
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Lobo Invitational Consolation Halts Penn in Close Finish
Sophomore guard Sam Henry hit a free throw with seven seconds remaining to lift Marshall to a 65-64 victory over Penn in the Lobo Invitational consolation game. New Mexico hosted the tournament final against Fordham in a tight championship showdown.
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Knights Cup Third Mount View Defeats Brooke County for Third
Logan Mount View captured third place in the Logan Invitational with a 75 65 win over Brooke County. Stanley Dixon led with 26 points for Mount View, while Tony Jones added 24 and Jerry Hansbury 16. Mount View built a 43 26 halftime lead and widened it to secure the victory.
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Mullens routs Glen Rogers as Brooks scores 31
Mullens defeated Glen Rogers 101 to 63 as Herbie Brooks led with 31 points for Mullens and Mullens guards combined for 21 of 27 from the free throw line. Roger Stewart added 20, David Thomas 14, Carl Patterson 14, and Mullens led 24 to 10 after the first period.
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Virginia Tech Dominates Jacksonville in Gator Bowl Tourney Final
Senior guard Jeff Schneider led Virginia Tech with 19 points as the Hokies routed Jacksonville 102-83 to win the 31st annual Gator Bowl basketball tournament. Schneider was named MVP, with Dale Solomon scoring 16 and Gordy Bryan and Reggie Steppe adding 14 each. Steve Smith propelled Texas Tech past Boston College 84-78 in the consolation.
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Narrows and Peterstown win opening round in Narrows tourney
Peterstown edge Giles 66 63 and Narrows beat Oakvale 80 65 to set up Saturday night final. Todd Smith led Peterstown with 22 points while Jim Spencer paced Narrows with 17. Oakvale’s Darrin Stauffer topped Oakvale with 24. Narrows improves to 3 0 and Peterstown to 2 0.
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Cavaliers Hold Off James Madison for Invitational Title
Virginia led a late 11-1 run to beat James Madison 57-44 in the Richmond Times-Dispatch Invitational final. All-American Ralph Sampson scored 22 with 14 rebounds as UVA overcame upset bids. Richmond also defeated by VCU 59-53 in the consolation game.
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