Wake Forest Upsets North Carolina On Schellenberg Free Throws
Wake Forest defender Jerry Schellenberg, at 6-6, delivered two free throws with 14 seconds left to beat fourth ranked North Carolina 67-66 and seize first place in the ACC. The Deacons staged a dramatic rally after trailing by 15 early in the second half, turning a Buckley miss into the winning possession.
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Deacons Edge Heels In ACC Thriller On Road
Schellenberg drove the lane and drew a fifth foul on Phil Ford to seal a Wake Forest win over North Carolina. Walter Davis had 25 as Carolina failed to hold a late lead, while Wake Forest improved to 5-1 in ACC play behind late defense and key rebounds.
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Jerry Anders boxing coach and community fighter dies after hit-and-run
Jerry Anders known to High Point kids as a tireless boxing coach and city firefighter died Wednesday morning ten days after a hit-and-run accident. He lived for sports and mentoring underprivileged youth, dreaming of a city gym with boxing equipment.
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Benny Phillips and the boxing mentor of High Point
Benny Phillips earned fame as a fighter and became a legendary coach at the Boys Club on South Main. He trained hundreds of youths, demanded loyalty, and dedicated hours to sharpen ring and life skills. His influence lingered as a force behind High Point’s boxing culture and community guidance.
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Andrews Wins First In League
The Red Raiders defeated Williams 74 to 62 securing Andrews first league win of the season. A late fourth quarter 16 of 21 foul shots sealed the victory after a sustained full court press kept Andrews ahead throughout.
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Last Second Shot Wastes Panthers In 70-69 Loss
High Point College fell 70-69 to Barber-Scotia as Ray Cob le injured, coaches cite foul shooting and rebounding as keys. Andrews credits running game, second and third shots, and standout board work by John Richardson and Ken Smith.
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Ledford or. East Davidson meet in double loss, wins and woes
Ledford girls finally topple East Davidson 62 to 43 after a two year drought, led by Kathy Green with 18 points and Debbie Bouldin 15. Randy Overcash paced East with 12. Ledford boys beat East 66 to 52 with strong second half, while East’s Cassie and Branson led scoring.
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