Bulldogs Lose Narrowly to Albemarle in Tough Home Clash
Thomasville, led by James Steele with 15 points and Richard Slack with 11, fell 47-48 to Albemarle after a late push. Albemarle’s Hearne led scorers with 14 as the Bulldogs showed defense improvement but shot just 31 percent, while coach Bill Webster noted progress despite the setback.
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Central Davidson Falls to South Iredell in Boys Matchup
South Iredell outscored Central Davidson 65 to 58 in the boys game as Lentz led with 12, McNeely 18, and Lippard 15 for the visitors while Doug Hunt topped Central with 18. In girls action Central won 43 to 37 led by Sexton with 18 and Kearney 12, Troutman led South Iredell with 14.
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Villanova Subdues Boston College in Unbeaten Showdown
Villanova Wildcats, ranked eighth, beat Boston College 78 68 to stretch their unbeaten run to four as Howie Porter scored 24 and Terry Driscoll led BC with 25. The win sets up a Christmas week test in the Holiday Festival tournament against Catholic University and a potential matchup with North Carolina. Other top games: New Mexico 100 63 over Occidental, Michigan State 70 60 over Butler, Washington 46 44 over Oklahoma State, Alabama edging Miami Florida, Montana over Washington State 100 96, Wyoming over Utah State 87 2, Duquesne 86 56 over Americans, Tennessee 48 46 over Oklahoma, Texas 58 37 over Southern Illinois, Kansas 78 65 over Creighton, Kansas State 88 68 over Syracuse.
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Western Guilford tops Trinity Bulldogs 56 36 in CCS game
Western Guilford Hornets extend Central Carolina Conference streak with a 56 36 win over Trinity. Wayne Weatherman scores 16 and grabs 13 rebounds while Chris Cathey adds 12 steals and 5 points. Trinity’s Mark Hurley leads with 10 points as Trinity falls to 1 2 overall. In girls action Trinity defeats Western 31 14.
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Northwest Guilford Vikings stay unbeaten with Bartlett-Yancy win
Northwest Guilford Varsity rolled to a 5 point home victory over Bartlett-Yancy in a Mid-State 2A game. Danny Johnson led with 21 points, Chuck Smith added 20, while Bill English scored 20 and Jim Atwater had 1 point.
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Radsdale Succumbs In OT To Northeast Guilford
In a tight Mid-State Conference game, Northeast Guilford edged Radsdale 67-61 in overtime. Key scoring came from Jim Haffines and Jonni Overman for Northeast, while Ragsdale was stung by fouls and a late rally, with Chris Cathey leading Ragsdale scorers with 18 points.
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USC Va. First Clash Sees ACC Leaders in Duel
South Carolina and Virginia vie for first place in the ACC as Virginia seeks a bounce back after upsetting Duke while Maryland and Wake Forest chase similar aims. North Carolina State hosts a thinning field, with GW and William and Mary clashing in a southern showdown.
Northeast Splits Pair in Basketball Action at Thomasville
Northeast ninth graders defeated Thomasville 68 37 to claim a second straight win while the Northeast seventh and eighth graders fell 49 48 at home. Bobby Price led the Northeast varsity with 16 points and Tony Shaver added 13 as Northeast improves to 1 1. Next Northeast games are January 7 against Griffin.
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North Stanly Wins In Overtime Over North Davidson
North Stanly defeated North Davidson in overtime 36 29 after a 7 2 scoring burst in the extra period. Russell Tuttle and Steve Everhart led North Davidson with nine points each while Steve Evans and Doug McCrary added eight apiece.
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Sumner boys top Ledford 85 62 in tight SCC game
Sumner High School defeated Ledford 85 62 as three Sumner regulars sparked the win led by Ken Avery with 23 points Donnie Burton 20 and Don Shore 16 Ledford led 36 28 at halftime Ledford girls beat Sumner 46 43 with Judy Davis 28 leading Sumner Clodfelter 18 Ledford improved to 4 0 overall 2 0 conference while Sumner sits 2 1 in conference and overall play
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