Dixon Dukes Rally Past Newman In Double Overtime
Dixon rallied for a 56 53 double overtime victory over Sterling Newman lifting Dixon to 7 11 while Newman slipped to 8 7. Aaron Fox and Rex Paisley led Dixon with key plays as Newman squandered a 10 point second quarter lead and missed late free throws. Fox sealed the win with steals and a late layup in the second OT, underscoring a tough weekend for Newman and a celebrate for Dixon coach Dan Demmer.
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Mount Morris Falls From Top In Mid-Northern Race
Mount Morris drops to 4-2 in the Mid-Northern Conference after a 71-66 loss to Winnebago, its second straight league defeat. Mark Hickman led Mount Morris with 23 points, Mark Dietrich 20, and Todd Desmarais 12 while Winnebago’s Chris Westlake scored 22 and Dustin McDougall 16 to push the visitors into a tie for the league lead with Byron at 5-1.
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Reyes downs Montez to lead Dixon at Geneseo Invite
Willie Reyes defeated Lou Montez 4 2 in the 112 pound consolation final as Dixon placed ninth at the 12 team Geneseo Invitational led by Reyes third place. Dixon totaled 62 points with other top finishers including Jacob Hey fourth at 103 pounds and Dan Keister Jeff Noble Nate Velazquez sixth across weight classes.
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Vintage Montana leads 49ers past Rams in NFC title clash
Joe Montana delivered a precise 26 of 30 for 262 yards in a 30 3 playoff win over Los Angeles. He connected on two TD passes, Brent Jones and John Taylor, while the defense stifled Jim Everett and held Rams to 156 total yards. The victory sets up a Super Bowl rematch with Denver as San Francisco pursues a second straight title.
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Improviser Elway sparks Broncos to Super Bowl win
Denver quarterback John Elway boosted the Broncos past the Browns 37 21 with a 385 yard three touchdown performance. He escaped the blitz repeatedly and improvised big plays including a 70 yard strike to Michael Young and a 53 yard completion setting up a touchdown. Denver rolled up 497 total yards the most Cleveland allowed all season and earned a spot in the Super Bowl.
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