Central's State Tennis Champs Lead Bison Banner
The Bison celebrate winning the state girls tennis title with a team banner. Front row includes Elizabeth Hutchens Laura Wood Kay Kennerly Lillie Silver Jan Blair and Wendell Wood. Back row features Laurie Kiers Beth Harrison Nancy Beaver Lou Latta Lisa Osborne and coach Andria Cozart.
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Laura Wood
Kay Kennerly
Lillie Silver
Jan Blair
Wendell Wood
Laurie Kiers
Beth Harrison
Nancy Beaver
Lou Latta
Lisa Osborne
Andria Cozart
Panthers fall short in non conference clash with Scotia
High Point expected a tougher road test but let a late lead slip as Barber-Scotia tops HPC 76 72. Pearl Shaw and John O'Brien led Scotia with 19 and 16 points while Coble matched 16 for High Point amid late miscues and a misdirected crowd moment.
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Ledford Panthers overpower East in CCC clash
Ledford led by Cliff Lansing with 17 points and Greg Keaton 14 as they beat East by a large margin. Tim Lawing added 12 and Rick Et 14. East lost Bill Cassie to a sprained ankle with 5:34 left as Ledford pulled away. Coaches praised guarding and fast breaks, with East weathering a late comeback attempt before Cassie injury shortened East’s rally.
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Deacons Rally Past Tar Heels For ACC Showdown Lead
Wake Forest overcame a slow start to beat North Carolina with Griffin scoring 21 and 12 rebounds Schellenberg 12 points Johnson 11 McDonald 11 and Brown 10 for Wake Forest Ford led Carolina with 19 points LeGarde 16 Davis 18 and turnovers favored UNC Wake Forest improves to 13-3 overall and 5-2 ACC setting up a key clash at Clemson Saturday night.
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Andrews Raiders Clinch Narrow Victory over Williams
Andrews Raiders beat Williams 47-40 in girls action as Laura Greene and Dee Dee Wardlaw foiled late Williams runs with crucial steals. Wardlaw led scorers for Andrews with 13 points while Robin Ingram added seven rebounds and four assists. In the boys game Andrews toppled Williams 4-10 overall and 1-4 in conference with balanced scoring including Harp 18 and Bridges 17.
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D.D. Harp
Andrews
Andrew Bridges
Raiders
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Force
Williams
Mark Lindsay
Harp
Laura Greene
Dee Dee Wardlaw
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