Greatest Of Ease Inflight Rebounds Across The Court
West Davidson and Central Davidson players vie for the ball in a jump action. Gayle Snider of West Davidson reaches for control as Tracy Baurenfeind and Sherry Gobble look on. Iris Davis of Central Davidson shows a leap between opponents Mandy Owen and Jamie Snider.
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ACC backs three officials in college hoops with funding concern
Nowell Neve of the ACC says adding a third referee could curb fouling and improve calls but requires funding. He cites films for officials as a potential 3 percent gain and notes the Big Ten precedent. The ACC may monitor others before deciding, with younger officials backing the extra role as a training ground.
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North Davidson Rolls Past Wilkes Central In Tournament Opener
North Davidson defeated Wilkes Central 54 to 36 in the WNCHSAA first round. Randy Black led North Davidson with 15 points while Jeff Swofford scored 13 for Wilkes Central. The Black Knights held Wilkes to two points in the second quarter and five more in the third.
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HPC Opens State Tourney Play With Wake Forest Elon and Campbell
High Point College joined Wake Forest Elon and Campbell in the second round of the NCAIAW Division II State tournament at High Point. Wake Forest edged NC Central 66 61 while Elon defeated Davidson 62 65 and Campbell upset Duke 61 50.
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Lanier Delivers Clutch Shot Beats Lakers 102 101
Bob Lanier sank a 12 foot baseline jumper with nine seconds left to lift the Detroit Pistons past the Los Angeles Lakers 102 101. Lanier finished with 29 points and 14 rebounds while Kareem Abdul Jabbar was held to 14 points as Detroit’s Eric Money added 22 in a strong second half. The Nets upset the Nuggets 91 88, while other NBA results included the Jazz over the Bucks, Bullets over Pacers, and SuperSonics over Kings.
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