Dream Team ousts Ruff Riders in 94 62 semifinal rout
In the second game the Dream Team beat the Ruff Riders 94 62 as Larry Porterfield led with 24 and Walter Reed 22. Jeff Younger 21 and Jhamel Scott 12 added key points while Scott's late dunks electrified the crowd. Ruff's Jeff Anthony had 28, Eric Flack 12, Jeff Lynch 11, and Reggie Woodson 8. The finals are set for Saturday March 25.
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Scoring Leaders From the 1999 00 Northtork League
The 1999 00 regular season scoring leaders list compiled by Doug Merrow highlights Roger Hale of Bartley at 21.4 points per game as the top scorer, followed by Gary Pannell of Gunners 20.6 and Walter Reed of Dream Team 19.4. The ranking includes players from Dream Team Wrecking Crew Tribe and other teams with points ranging from 18.2 to 6.0, featuring names like Scott Gains, Boobie Walton, Marcus Gleage, Larry Porterfield, Jeff Anthony and many more across FAMU KBL Crumpler Rough Riders Bartley and other squads.
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Joe Yates
William Bailey
Tony Tooley
Lydell Collier
Capitals clinch top spot with 4-2 win over Panthers
Washington Capitals surged to first place for the first time this late in 11 years by routing Florida 4-2. Konowalchuk, Oates scored in the first period, Bondra added his 19th, Dahlen his 11th as the Caps built a 4-0 lead and moved two points ahead in the Southeast with 15 games left.
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WVU Assistant Named Wake Forest Defensive Coordinator
Tony Pierce, WVU defensive secondary coach, is named defensive coordinator and secondary coach at Wake Forest, sharing duties with Theo Lemon who is promoted to assistant head coach under Jim Caldwell. Pierce replaces James Bell, who resigned for Indiana.
Amaker Ready for College Challenge at Tusculum
Amaker, a standout in high school with All-State honors as a senior, reflects on limited ninth grade play and discusses recruitment by several Division I programs. He expects to face Proposition 48 academic hurdles and is eager to begin college work, with Tusculum coaches eyeing running back or wide receiver positions in the Tennessee Valley Athletic Conference.
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Plumley Signs With CC as 3.0 Student Athlete
Plumley, an accomplished student with a 3.0 GPA, signs with CC and reunites with former Tiger Josh Bradley, a Concord freshman linebacker whose shoulder injury has healed. Coach Pottmeyer praises Plumley as a great young man and asset who enhances teammates. Local standouts include Ben Thornton and Dusty Raines of James Monroe and Jo Clark of Wyoming East.
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Pacers edge Nuggets 90-89 in foul shootout at home
Indiana, the league's top free throw team, outscored Denver 23-6 from the line to secure a 90-89 victory and extend their home winning streak to 24. Reggie Miller, Jalen Rose and Travis Best led a balanced attack as five Pacers reached double figures while Denver battled for rebounds and second-chance points.
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Top Big East title chase as St John’s opens quarterfinals
Third seeded St John’s begins the Big East tournament with quarterfinals while Connecticut’s 87-58 win over Boston College extends its conference win streak to 22. Boston College without Troy Bell reflects a tougher test. Seton Hall heals during an eight day layoff. coaches note a wide open field with five to six teams capable of winning.
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Reds split squad win as Griffey goes quiet
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1 in a split-squad game. Ken Griffey Jr. went 0-for-4 with two walks, Sean Casey left with a knee bruise, and Eddie Taubensee hit his first homer as Cincinnati moved to 2-2 in spring action. Pete Rose Jr. went 2-for-3 for the Phillies in Clearwater.
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