Andrews, Central girls reach Jamestown finals in holiday tourney
In Jamestown High Point Andrews sweeps Ragsdale 78 58 to advance to the boys final against Thomasville while High Point Central blasts Thomasville 59 25 to reach the girls title game. Harp scores 25 for Andrews, Michael 16, White 12. Parks leads Thomasville with 14. Central dominates with 20 rebounds and 7 assists by Linda Lee.
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One On One Puts Knights On Top
Byron Wagner scored 25 as North Davidson edged Lexington 59 54 in a tense late finish. East Davidson beat Lexington 68 61 in a close girls game while Denton’s boys topped Westchester 63 50 in consolation action.
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Home Best For Holidays In College Basketball
Louisville Maryland and Nevada Las Vegas host own holiday festivals as they chase wins. Louisville led by Darrell Griffith with 29 points powered a first round victory as the Cardinals, ranked seventh, beat their guests in a friendly holiday setup. Maryland and Nevada Las Vegas also posted first round wins in their respective holiday tournaments.
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Trinity Andrews Set Pace at Eden Holiday Classic
Trinity leads early Eden Holiday Classic with 35 points as Andrews shows depth with six wrestlers still contending. Top seeds Lavette and Sanders draw byes. Jim Stepp and McWhirter enter consolation brackets amid intense action and schedule for later rounds.
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Spanarkel Criticizes Duke After Conference Tilt
Spanarkel credits Duke for smart ball movement and pressure that limited his team. He notes Duke forced turnovers and clogged the lane, tiring his point guard Flenary after three days with the flu. Fans will judge who benefited most when the teams switch opponents.
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