North Davidson Fights Off West Rally In CC Tournament
North Davidson edges West Davidson 64 53 to reach the Central Carolina Conference tournament semifinals. The Knights led by 11 at halftime, outrebounded 43 25, and received 19 rebounds from John Banner and 12 from Ed Lawrence. West Davidson’s Ronnie Easter sparked a late rally before North held on.
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WVU Seeks SC Regular-Season Clinch at Richmond
West Virginia enters a pivotal Southern Conference test at Richmond with a 6-1 league mark and a clear path to the top seed in the SC tournament March 2-4 in Charlotte. A WVU victory would cement first place, leaving second place open among William and Mary Richmond and Davidson while Furman and VMI fight for the last berth. Davidson’s 97-67 rout of Furman earlier in the week adds to the league’s chaotic arc.
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Tulsa and Louisville in top cage victories
Tulsa tops Cincinnati 76 57 at home as Eldridge Webb scores 22 leading a strong start and a late surge. Louisville edges North Texas State 68 61 at Denton to preserve a 10 1 MVC record before a Saturday showdown with Tulsa. Wichita State beats Bradley 76 74. Navy climbs past Maryland 66 65.
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Monroe Maintains His Lead in NAIA Scoring Race
Earl Monroe, 6-foot-3 senior from Winston-Salem, NC, scored 101 points in two games to boost his NAIA season scoring average to 43.4 and hold first place over Alabama’s Willie Scott. Other top scorers include Hank Sterken, Jim Garza, Leroy Haywood, Al Tucker, Henry Logan, Mike Davis, and Wayne Proffitt. Bill Brantley leads field shooting at .703 on 128 of 182, while Kent Andrews and Myron Moen battle for free throw accuracy at .909.
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Tucson Open leads Palmer as Courtney trails by one
Chuck Courtney shot a five under 67 to sit one stroke behind Arnold Palmer at Tucson Open after a steady round with seven birdies. Courtney credited Bob Charles for helping his putting and concentration. Courtney finished tied for second with Bruce Crampton and Joel Goldstrand after a late playoff, while Palmer led the field with seven birdies and one bogey on the 7200 yard desert course. Randy Glover stood four under early, with five others at 69.
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Northeast Five tops Thomasville in 51 45 victory
Northeast Five improved to 5-5 as Felix Miller scored 20 points to lead the win over Thomasville. Brad Burris and Mike Cates added 10 points each while Bill Currie provided a strong defensive effort.
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