DeWitt sparks Princeton to 67 52 semifinal win rally
DeWitt led Princeton with timely outside shots as the Tigers beat Stonewall Jackson 67 52 to reach the Class AAA final against Williamson. Miller and Bryson battled inside, DeWitt key in the stretch while St.Clair sealed the win at the line. Princeton improved to 67 points on strong shooting and balanced scoring.
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Pressure Builds as Northfork Faces Dunbar for AA Title
Charleston report on Northfork Blue Demons chasing an eighth straight Class AA state crown against Dunbar. Key notes: Mark Glenn’s clutch shot to reach finals, Jennings Boyd under heavy pressure, Northfork’s disciplined slowdown strategy, Dunbar’s surprise final, and picks for other games with Princeton Williamson and Mullens Donahue contenders.
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Smith Seeks Sixth NCAA Final Four With UNC
North Carolina coach Dean Smith, praised in the state and admired nationally, pursues his sixth NCAA final four appearance. Since 1967 his Tar Heels have yet to win the title, enduring memorable runs and heavy public scrutiny as he aims a championship that has eluded him through 20 seasons at Carmichael Auditorium.
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Miller Named 1980 81 Coach Of The Year
Oregon State coach Ralph Miller is AP Coach of the Year for 1980 81. Miller, who collected 2 of 62 ballots, guided the Beavers to a 26 2 record and a Pacific 10 title, marking his third career Coach of the Year honor across three conferences.
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Mullens Rebels reach third state final in 69 56 win
Mullens Rebels deny Moorefield 69 to 56 to advance to the Class A state championship with coach Don Nuckols predicting a likely title bid. Jerry Thomas led Mullens with 18 points as D Thomas added 16 and Robby Harwood scored 28 for Moorefield. The Rebels used man to man defense to build a 38 22 halftime lead and held on despite a late Moorefield push.
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Waltrip breaks track record to lead Valleydale 500 pole
AP reports Darrell Waltrip fastest at Bristol speedway with 112.135 mph securing pole for Sundays Valleydale 500. Dale Earnhardt and Ron Bouchard also high on the grid. Terry Labonte suffers a crash but expected to race. Front-row speeds set the 30-car field with 15 more on Saturday.
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