Central Davidson holds off West in 69-62 win
Central Davidson uncorked a 26-8 third period to pull away from West Davidson 69-62. Harold Hoover and Terry Mayhew led with scoring bursts while West faltered late at the foul line, leaving the Dragons at 4-4.
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Tiger Cool Upsets AJ Ragsdale Rival in Foul Marred Clash
The Tigers beat Allen Jay 65 to 58 in a non conference clash despite a late rally by AJ led by Allen Jay guard Stout who fouled out as Ragsdale capitalized on free throws. Gilmer led Ragsdale with 20 points while Ellington and Stout paced AJ.
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John Ellington
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Ellington
McCarter
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Skip McLamb
Capsulized Holiday Basketball Action Across ACC Tournaments
North Carolina won the Far West Classic 68 61 over Oregon State with Larry Miller 33 points earning MVP. Davidson fell to Vanderbilt 80 67 while Duke routed Wake Forest 103 76. Georgia beat Army Yale in separate games as High Point College won 85 82 over Georgia Southern. Greensboro Generals lead the Eastern Hockey League Southern Division.
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Deacons
Mike Lewis
Blue Devils
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High Point College
Georgia Southern
Panthers
Greensboro Generals
Charlotte
Vikings Win No Five Over Madison Mayodan In Non Conference
Northwest Vikings remained unbeaten with a 64 to 44 win over Madison Mayodan. Ronnie Shelton sparked the surge with eight points in the second quarter, finishing with 12 as Northwest built a 35 17 halftime edge. Danny Johnson added 15 points Terry Smith 10 while Terry Cumpler led Madison Mayodan with 18.
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Tillotson 31 Leads Denton But Red Raiders Fall
Robbie Tillotson scored a season high 31 points but Denton Red Raiders lose 65 58 to Ramseur in a non league game. Garland Yates adds 12 as lead traded hands before Ramseur pulls away late. Denton girls also dropped a 34 27 preliminary contest.
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Yates
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Goldston
Brady
Russell
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Awe
Franklinville Ends Trinity Streak in 72 53 Victory
Franklinville, a Class 1 A school, rolled to a 72 53 win over Trinity Bulldogs improving to 13 1 on the season. Tom Brown scored 20 for Franklinville while Trinity’s Gary King led all scorers with 22 as the Bulldogs drop to 5 2. Trinity girls defeated Franklinville 39 19 in the opening game led by Sandra Welborn with 22.
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James Kirkman
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Gibsonville
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Burrow King
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Bison Fall By One Point To Reynolds In Wrestling
High Point Central’s wrestling team dropped a 32 31 decision to Winston Salem Reynolds. HP moves to 3 2 and hosts Ben L Smith in Greensboro Thursday at 7 30 p m. Reynolds won seven bouts while HP won six with several pins and decisions highlighting the match.
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Winston-Salem Reynolds
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Panthers Lose Tilt In Overtime
Guilford led by Wayne Weatherman and Johnny Young defeated Ledford 58 51 after a late 25 footer tied regulation. Teague 20 points paced Ledford while Weatherman 26 and Wood 12 led Guilford. Ledford shot 43.1 percent to Guilford 31.6 and made 13 of 25 free throws to Guilford 20 of 33. In the earlier girls game Ledford 38 Guilford 30 with Clodfelter 12 and McGee 11 leading Ledford.
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