Averett nets first men's tennis title in Dixie Conference
Jimmy Mehfoud of Averett beat Greg Hepst in a three set final at Virginia Beach to claim the Dixie Conference championship and give Averett its first major men’s sport title. His victory could earn a bid to the NCAA Division III tournament, with coach Dick Giese noting the win boosts recruiting and program prestige.
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Virginia Beach
Averett
Jimmy Mehfoud
Greg Hepst
Greensboro College
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mississippi
Mehfoud
Hepst
Dick Giese
Danville College
Giese
Jimmy
Mike
Letty Whiteside
Eagles Rally To Beat Glass In District Baseball Thriller
George Washington rallied in the seventh inning to edge E C Glass 3 2 at Market Garden Field. Tony Cenady delivered the decisive fielder's choice error scoring the go ahead run as GW improved to 7 3 overall, 4 2 in district. Chitwood struck out nine in a complete game win while Glass led 2 1 before GW's late comeback. The Eagles next face Durham High School at 7 30 p m Friday.
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Tony Cenady
George Washington
E.C. Glass
Market Garden Field
Danville
Glass
Leng Nardo
Canady
Jay Brown
D. Chitwood
Jimmy Seamster
Chitwood
Eagles
Wildcats Pound Carver in District Baseball Clash
George Washington golf team defeated Hargrave Military Academy 399 to 453 led by Rick and Keith Barbour with 738. Gordon Woody shot 75 and Chip Little 78 for GW. Lyn Vaughn 85 led Tigers. Dan River steamrolled G W Carver 72 in Piedmont District baseball as Dan River pitcher allowed four first inning runs and finished seven innings with four strikeouts. Dan River sits 9-4 and hosts Chatham Friday.
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George Washington
Hargrave Military Academy
Rick
Keith Barbour
Eagles
Gordon Woody
Chip Little
Lyn Vaughn
Tigers
Charlottesville
Albemarle
Dan River
G.W. Carver
Carver
Roy Bibee
Wayne Puckett
Dennis Foster
Puckett
Herbie
Williamson
Foster
Mike Shelton
Chatham
Trojans Bow To DM DRY FORK- Drewry Mason leads four seventh inning insurance runs
Drewry Mason pushed across four seventh inning runs after two bases on balls and an error, then withstood a late rally by Tunstall to win 10-4 for Drewry Mason in Piedmont District play. The win kept them atop the Piedmont standings with nine victories this season. The day also featured BC Glass High School sweeping George Washington 3-0 in Western District tennis, boosting GW to 103- season record and 3-2 in district play. The Spartans, defending state champions, fell to 10-6 overall and 5-3 in district. Tunstall faces Martinsville Friday then Laurel Park Saturday.
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Tunstall
Piedmont
B.C
Glass High School
Joss
George Washington
Hillside High School
Durham
N.C
Blair Woody
Mark Pretty
Trojans
Spartans
Ronald Stack
Chatham
Laurel Park
Cavaliers
J.D. Bassett
Hargrave Wins in Ninth to Take 11-10 Thriller
In Chatham Hargrave Military edged Lynchburg Christian 11-10 as Jay Wood's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth drove in Jim Moore. Hargrave improves to 5-1 overall and 15-4 VICreading. LCA had led 10-9 after eroding a four-error inning by Hargrave. Jim Huff earned the win with a home run insurance shot. David Ford led Hargrave with four RBIs.
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Chatham
Jay
Wood
Jim Moore
Hargrave Military
Lynchburg Christian
Virginia
Hargrave
VIC- Reading
Tigers
LCA
Tiger
Jim Huff
David Ford
Golden Anniversary Recall At Salisbury Golf Club
The Metropolitan Golf Association notes it was 60 years since its longest championship was held at Salisbury Golf Club in East Meadow New York. The retrospective marks a milestone for the club and association as memories of the event resurface.
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East Meadow
Metropolitan Golf Association
Salisbury
Chatham boys win 77 59 over Drewry Mason in track meet
Younger leads Chatham to victory with three wins and anchor leg on relay as 4-3 season improves. Drewry Mason girls beat Chatham 61 16 with two strong performances. Dan River also defeats Gretna 82 54 in boys meet led by Jonn Motley with three firsts and a relay leg.
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Victor Younger
Chatham
Drewry Mason
Younger
Neil Dodson
Gretna
Dan River
Jonn Motley
Wildcats
Averett Netters Top Radford 6 3 in Women’s Tennis Duel
Averett College women’s tennis edged Radford 6 3 on Tuesday as Billy Candift defeated Dana Higes 6 2 and Vickie Clark beat Duait Hips 8 1. The squad and others head to MALTA at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton this weekend with Cundiff and Clark selected to represent Averett.
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Radford
Billy Cundiff
Vickie Clark
Averett
Malta
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Alate
Billy Canditf
Dana Higes
Duait Hips
Riverside lanes and college baseball notes mix results
Bowling results feature numerous teams and players from Riverside Lanes and suburban leagues with scores listed for multiple matches. College baseball highlights include High Point and George Mason performances and several player notes across venues in Virginia and nearby areas.
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Gardner- Wedd
Lenoir
George Mason Btn
Halll
Clinnerty Flaptist
Madison Bridgewalard
Commmonwei Va
Teal
MAM Ham
Randolph-Macona
Averett Sixth In Dixie Golf Tournament Finish
Averett College placed sixth among eight teams in the Dixie Conference golf tournament held at Ft. Brage Officers Club course in Fayetteville North Carolina. Methodist College won the team title and their golfer Van Fletcher captured individual medalist honors with 151, one stroke ahead of Averett’s Bill Haraway who finished second.
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Hepst
Medfond
Averett
Christopher Newport
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Greensboro College
Fayetteville
N.C
Averett College
Ft. Breage Officers Club
van Fletcher
Methodist College
Bill Haraway
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