Princeton Tigers Triumph Over Beaver 67 59 At Beaver Gym
Princeton Tigers defeated Beaver 67 to 59 on the Beaver gym floor behind Allen Williams who scored 25 points, blocked six shots, and grabbed nine rebounds. Beaver, led by Amaker and Martin with 16 and 15 points respectively, shot 37 percent and turnovered 14 times as Princeton edged ahead late.
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Unknown Wins ARCA Pole at Daytona in Blustery Qualifying
John Rezak of Alvin Texas captured the pole for the ARCA 200 at Daytona International Speedway with a lap of 191.416 mph. Kyle Petty, son of Richard Petty, qualified second at 189.243 mph amid a cold wind and near gale conditions. Rezak will start alongside Petty on the front row as Marvin Smith posts 186.900 mph in third. ARCA president John Marcum rejected Jim Sauter and Bruce Hill amid a field shakeup as veterans were replaced by ARCA regulars.
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Celtics Waiver Spurs Grievance Over Barnes Contract
The NBA players union will file a grievance to protect Marvin Barnes contract rights after the Celtics placed him on waivers for breach of good physical condition and missed practices. If unclaimed for a $1,000 waiver, the Celtics may owe roughly 250000 over two years beyond the current season.
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Bluefield State Hosts Jackets in Tight Conference Bid
Bluefield State, led by Anthony Harris with 18.8 ppg and strong shooting, hosts West Virginia State in Brushfork Armory for a key WVIAC clash. The Blues chase second place amid a seven game win streak and aim to maintain momentum with four corners offense and balanced scoring from Williams, Oakes, Hollie, and Todd as Ed Randle leads for the Jackets.
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George Hollie
Scottie Todd
Don Jones
Alex Thomas
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Concord Lions edge A-B 83 81 on late jumper
Johnson nails 10 foot jumper with 13 seconds left lifting Concord over Alderson Broaddus 83 81. Johnson leads with 29 points while Jennings and Jones add double digits as A B’s Washington and Payton top scorers.
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Rams Prevail as Smith 25 and Alley 24 pace win
Pat Smith scored 25 points and Gary Alley added 24 to lift the Bluefield Rams jayvee to a 90 69 victory over Bluefield Intertherm in the Golden Dome Friday. Charles Wilson scored 18 and Byron Graham 11 for the Rams while C Brown 25, J Manns 20 and A White 14 led Intertherm.
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Indians Nip Herndon In High-Scoring Win
Matoaka shocks favored Herndon 77 to 74 as Mike Davis scores 40 on 19 of 23 shooting. Lester leads Herndon with 35 points. Lusk adds 15 and Gentry 10 for Herndon while Clisso and Graham contribute for Matoaka. Team shooting hits 68 percent for Matoaka and 64 percent for Herndon.
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Bill Lusk
Woody
Gentry
Mat
Indians Trounce Tigers in Friday Night Clash
Chilhowie blows past Honaker 93 to 42 on Friday night. Greg Belcher leads with 27 points, Scott Foster and Tony LaGard add 14 each, Mike Sturgill 13. Honaker’s Ron Breedlove tops with 13 as visiting team jumps to a 28-8 first period lead.
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Scott Foster
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Harmon
Caldwell
McGlothlin
Hall
Horton
Coleman
Chilhowle Honaks
Oakvale Princeton transfer rules spark residency debate
Oakvale High possible reactivation prompts SSAC guidance on student eligibility under the Residence Rule. Oakvale zone students may return to Oakvale or stay in Princeton with conditions. Elementary students must attend a zoned school. The Greenbrier prepares for Ryder Cup with Nicklaus led course redesign and hotel demand surpassing capacity. 20,000 daily spectators expected and Carter and Hope linked to attendance.
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Pineville Wins 73 72 Thriller Over Mullens Rebels
Pineville Minutemen edge Mullens Rebels 73 to 72 with Curt Warner scoring 25 points closing the game. Charles Southard contributes 20 rebounds 10 boards help secure the late win after Mullens ties it late. Willie Stewart leads Mullens with 22 points in a back and forth Wyoming County showdown. Pineville hosts Shady Spring next. Mullens hosts Princeton Tuesday.
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Pirates stay unbeaten with 78 59 win over Hinton Bobcats
Peterstown, ranked third in Single A and leading Area Division B, overcame a slow start to beat Hinton 78 to 59. Steve Newberry led Peterstown with 20 points, followed by Mike Smith with 18 and Jimmy Jackson battling foul trouble to finish with 12. Hinton’s Wiley had 19, Nelson 18, and Jimenez 11. Peterstown also won the junior varsity game.
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Grundy Tops Trojans in 56 51 win
Grundy Golden Wave beat John Battle 56 to 51 lifting record to 11 7. Brad Goff scored 19 and Steve Farmer 16 as Grundy pulled away in the second period after a 10 10 first quarter tie. Boo Chafin led Battle with 14 points.
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Globetrotters Extend Tour to 96 Countries in Africa
The Harlem Globetrotters toured exhibitions in Senegal and the Ivory Coast in December, extending their global footprint to 96 countries, a likely record. The tour underscores their international reach and sustained exhibition schedule across Africa and beyond.
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