Tigers topple NC State 80 60 in ACC clash
Clemson broke open in the final seven minutes to beat North Carolina State 80-60 in Clemson South Carolina. Randy Mahaffey led with 25 points as the Tigers moved to 3-4 in ACC and 11-6 overall while NC State fell to 0-7 in the league and 4-12 overall.
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Davidson Wildcats Upset St. Josephs in Charlotte
Sophomore Mike O Neall scored the final 31 seconds and went 2 for 2 from the line as Davidson beat St Josephs 66 65 to snap a three game skid. Wayne Huckle added 18 points while Cliff Anderson led St Josephs with 29 points and 17 rebounds.
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Navy Edges Virginia 77 75 on late free throws
Navy guard Kilmartin sank two charity tosses with six seconds left to lift the Middies to a 77-75 win over Virginia. Mike Kates led the Cavaliers with 23 points and forced a late stand by Navy in a tightly contested contest at Annapolis.
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Guilford Seizes First in Carolinas with 91 82 Win
Guilford took sole control of the Carolinas Conference basketball standings by defeating Atlantic Christian 91 to 82 on Saturday in Wilson North Carolina. The win moves Guilford into the top spot ahead of rivals while Atlantic Christian drops in the standings.
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Erskine Cruises Past Pfeiffer In NCSCAA Action
Erskine led all night in a 69 to 49 victory over Pfeiffer as Don Whitehead scored 21 and eight players reached the scoring column. Guilford, led by Bob Kauffman with 25 and Bob Bregard with 20, pulled away from the ACC Bulldogs to win at Guilford.
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Panthers edge Catawba in OT thriller at HPC arena
Lindsay scores 22 as High Point tops Catawba 66 64 in overtime after a tight finish. Littles adds 18 Colbert 11 for HPC while Hodges leads Catawba with 21 points as coach Sam Moir credits team depth and a key late shot for the win.
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Western Carolina trips Elon in 83 69 win
Western Carolina pulled away with a 25-8 run in 11 minutes of the second half to defeat Elon 83-69 in a Carolinas Conference game before about 4,000 at CALLOWHEE. Henry Logan scored 21 to top all scorers and surpassed 2,000 career points alongside nine late assists.
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Tar Heels Hold Off Maryland In Close ACC Tilt
UNC used a zone press at times as coach Dean Smith praised the team after a tight victory over Maryland. Smith noted a strong second half start and credited lifting effort, while Maryland coach Bud Millikan praised Carolina’s size and rebounding as the Terps rallied late.
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Duke Rally Over Mountaineers In Hard Fought Duel
Duke upset West Virginia 52 48 as Benfield led WVU with 18 points and 13 rebounds while Duke trio Lewis Verga and Kolodziej fueled the comeback. Duke grabbed 54 rebounds to WVU's 35 and led 44 38 at halftime amid a tight opening.
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Ragsdale Faces Doubts in Shifting Girls Conference
The Tigers overcome size gaps while moving from 2 A to 3 A and contend with unclear Mid-State Conference guidelines for girls teams. Coaches note uncertainty over playoffs or all star selection may affect enthusiasm, yet opponents have not exploited the handicap.
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Bears Top Appalachian in CC Action on Road
Lenoir Rhyne surged late with 11 straight points to defeat Appalachian 77 68 in Hickory. Da vid Wells scored 22 and Aubrey Cochran added 18 for the Bears while Danny Beauchamp led Appalachian with 16 as the squad fell to 9 4 in conference play and 12 5 overall.
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Wofford Edges Presbyterian 60-51 in Spartanburg
Wofford used a strong second half to beat Presbyterian 60-51 in Spartanburg. Barry Lentz returned after sitting the first half and scored 10 points to help the Terriers hold the lead, while Willie Pegram led with 12 points and Ken Martin scored 26 for PC before Richard Quillen injured ankle sidelined.
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Bowling Tourney Continues at High Point Lanes
The High Point Bowling Assn tournament advances to round two with team play starting at 3 p.m. at High Point Lanes. In doubles handicap, Steve Martin and Tom Sullivan tied Clay Hunt and J W Cecil at 1278. Sam Broadbank tops singles handicap with 656, Brad Bulla 642. Scratch doubles lead is Don Royals and Gray Kaney at 1221 while Brad Bulla leads singles scratch with 615. The event wraps next weekend with Saturday and Sunday matches.
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Indians Rout Citadel Bulldogs In Southern Conference Game
William and Mary led early and cruised to a 91 57 win over Citadel as six players scored in double figures. The Indians opened with a 41 21 halftime lead and reserves extended the margin late. Ron Panneton Dave Daugherty and Walker each reached 14 points.
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YMCA Announces Winter Judo and Self-Defense Courses
The High Point Central YMCA reveals a winter schedule for women’s self-defense and men’s and boys’ judo. Women’s course runs 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays for 13 weeks from Feb 6 at South Main Street, cost 5 dollars. Judo for men and boys 12+ meets Wednesdays from Feb 8 with beginner and advanced tracks, registration by Feb 8 or 15. Don Holland leads instruction, with notable championships in white and brown belt divisions.
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Jerry Anders Loses in Gastonia AAU Wrestling Final
In Gastonia a narrowed final saw Jerry Anders toppled by Royal for the 147 pound class title. Lejeune clinched the championship while Marines fighters posted wins in the tournament bouts.
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