Panthers Face Lenoir Rhyne In Carolina Conference Clash
High Point College aims to exploit Lenoir Rhyne’s rough season as both teams balance youth and experience. Bears with 10 sophomores and one junior rely on transfer Randy Abernathy. Panthers hope to rebound after recent losses and stay in the hunt in the conference race. Tim Davis leads Northeast junior high with 33 points in a 83-81 win. Harvard’s 1947 rowing crew to enter Rowing Hall of Fame at Cherry Hill dinner.
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Mike Gibson
Duke
Randy Abernathy
Pembroke
Guilford
Tim Davis
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Ferndale
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Tom Bolles
Rowing Hall of Fame
Cherry Hill
N.J
Bad Shooting Night Drops Thomasville To Third In SCC
Thomasville failed to capitalize as Salisbury pulled away late in a 58 54 South Piedmont Conference victory. Thomasville starters Richard Harris and Chan Sheen were held scoreless, Joe Drayton led with 19 points but cooled in the final quarter. The loss leaves Thomasville tied for third with Albemarle still in contention for a top spot.
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Thomasville
Salisbury
Richard Harris
Chan Sheen
Mitchell Bratton
Joe Drayton
Drayton
Central Falls 61 58 to Grimsley in tight finish
Central Zach Lambeth and Bobby Jones sparked a late comeback but Grimsley held on 61 to 58. Alan McMasters sealed the win with 12 seconds left as Central dropped to 1-5 in the conference and 5-9 overall. Coach Hedgecock cited late shot trouble as the decisive miscue.
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Grimsley
Doug Newbould
Alan McMasters
Central
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Hedgecock
Grimsley and Central Varsity Basketball Thriller Ends Tight
Grimsley edges Central 50 44 despite 30 trips to the line. Dunnavant held to 4 second-half points as Grimsley’s Harris Jackson and Ramseon lead with double figures. Central’s Teague Jones and Morgan top scorers in a hard fought game with 58 points for Central.
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Ramseon
Jackson
Stapleton
Reed
Mitchell
Dow
Tucker
Tyson
Alexander
Kearns
Ragsdale Maintains Tie For Mid-State Lead In Win
Ragsdale High stayed tied for the Mid-State Conference lead with a 61-58 victory over Southeast Guilford as post Mitchell Johnston suffered a leg injury chasing a ball into the stands. Angelo Evans and John Turner led with 14 points each, while Ricky Adams remains out with an injury. Southeast’s Neal Welch scored 22 for the Falcons.
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Larrick
Angelo Evans
John Turner
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Raiders Tie Cage Mark For School
Andrews wins 91 72 over West Forsyth at Andrews gym to run season record to 12 2 and 5 0 in conference. Ted Brown scores 31 points leading Raiders with Fred Crawford 19 and David Craft 18, while Carl Redd tops West Forsyth with 32. Force notes a sloppy stretch but praises win and notes West Forsyth played tough.
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David Craft
West
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Robert Young
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Young
Mack
Polard
Craft
Crawford
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Hill
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Dorsette
Mebane
Williams
Upton
Trinity Wins After Long Losing Streak In Big Battle
Trinity boys end a 23-game skid by beating Asheboro 71-66 with a 25-13 first quarter as Trinity and Trinity girls each survive late pressure to win. Fairfax Private School of High Point beats Woodlands 49 with Steve Myers leading 12 points. Trinity girls stay 6-2 in conference and 8-4 overall while Trinity boys improve to 1-7 in conference, 2-11 overall. Asheboro tops Trinity in final minutes but falls short in both games.
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Woodlands 49
Bob Hovey
Ashehoro
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Anne Autry
Jaybirds Rally By Randleman in CCC Thriller
Allen Jay edged Randleman 62 55 while Randleman fell to 49 34 in girls action. Jaybirds led late but trailed at times as Kenny Laughilin, Jeff Kennedy and Craig Thomas sparked a comeback. Randleman coach Steve Robbins praised the team’s growth amid tough breaks. Allen Jay coach Ernie Newton lamented miscues and slump but credited the opponent.
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Steve Robbins
Kenny Laughilin
Jeff Kennedy
Craig Thomas
Ricky Lawson
Lawson
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