Panthers face injury woes as Vaughn surveys lineup
High Point College coach Bob Vaughn battles multiple injuries including Jim Colbert's reinjured foot, Rick Foelber and Tubby Smith sidelined, risking Wednesday’s road game at Newberry. Colbert’s senior leadership amplifies impact while Witt remains a standout in NAIA rankings.
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Andrews Raiders Top Granite Bears In Double OT Thriller
Andrews defeated Mt. Airy Granite Bears 89-85 in double overtime to run its season record to eight wins and one loss. Eddie Evans scored key late points, while Lee Foye set a school record with 30 rebounds and nearly won it with a late free throw.
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Bison Open Conference Play With Dudley showdown in Greensboro
Central High's Black Bison host Dudley in the Central 4A Group II opener as they arrive off a 6-2 pre conference record. Dudley has won one game this season and lost five, with Mt Airy and Parkland defeats shaping their recent results.
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Area Prep Schedule Heats Up With Key League Games
Gibsonville undefeated boys host Sumner Indians as Central Carolina Conference action intensifies. Randleman hosts Western Guilford in boys action while Trinity and East Davidson clash and Denton visits West Davidson in a busy CC slate. Girls assessments feature Gibsonville, Sumner, Randleman, Western, Allen Jay, Ledford, Trinity, East Davidson, and West Davidson.
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Deb Meyer Named AP Female Athlete of the Year
Deb Meyer, 17, of Sacramento, California, wins the AP Female Athlete of the Year in the 39th poll. The 1968 Olympic gold medalist and world record holder in freestyle set new marks in 1969 and emerged as a top sports figure among writers and broadcasters.
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Dancing Bears Still Number One
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll, led by coach John Wooden as Kentucky and South Carolina hold second and third. The Bruins are 10-0 this season, with two surprising close wins, and face Princeton in the next feature article.
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