FCC Routs Hagerstown for Fifth Straight Victory
Frederick County College beat Hagerstown Sunior 88 to 66 as Hammond Wilks and Brian Sheffler fueled the win. Willis and Sheffler each scored 20 for FCC with Jeff Baker at 10 as the Cougars built a 12-2 early lead and controlled the offense.
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Brian Sheffler
FCC
Hagerstown Sunior College
Willis
Sheffler
Jeff Baker
Cougar
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Pansa
Frederick County
Willis, Sheffler
Kevin Brightivl
Brit Ornson
Britt Orrison
Robin Feight
Orrison
Cougars
Hagerstown Junior College
C. Kurt Holter
FCC Defeats Hawks In Undefended Fast Break Clash
FCC used man to man pressure and full court press to rattle HJC and take control. The Cougars dominated rebounding 55 to 23 and built a 48 30 halftime lead en route to a comfortable final margin as Carey Daniels and Baltimore hit double figures. FCC next hosts Essex Saturday.
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Hawks
Cougars
FCC
Pansa
Sheffler
Bightful
Willis
Dave Conway
Phi Daniels
Essex
Linganore Tops Smithsburg Behind Fossett's 26
Linganore opened its season with a 61-47 victory over Smithsburg as sophomore Mike Fossett scored 26 points. The Lancers led wire to wire, boosting a first half 34-32 advantage and finishing strong in the fourth quarter while coach Ed Wiebel noted room for improvement in offense and rebounding. Fossett added 14 before halftime, and Linganore outboarded Smithsburg 38-22 with Dorsey grabbing 11 rebounds. Smithsburg's O’Boen and Fi led scoring with 12 each.
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Lancers
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Smithsburg
Roger Fiery
Leopards
Wiebel
Mike Fossett
Mike
Leslie Dorsey
Singapore
Bob Martens
Ine Fossett
Dave O'Boen
Terps rally past East Carolina 80 69 in steady win
Maryland edges East Carolina 80 to 69 as Jo Jo Hunter and Lawrence Boston lead the scoring. Hunter scores 10 with 3 steals and Boston adds 15 with 8 rebounds while coach Driesell debates lineup and rotation.
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Terps
East Carolina
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Driesell
Carolina
Pirates
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Hunt
Crosby
Dineen
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Gibson
Davis
Bryant
Magid
Bune
Tillman
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Crawford
Shrader
Torais
Sonics Rally Past Bullets in Washington Showdown
Leonard Gray came off the Seattle bench to score 21 as the Supersonics beat the Washington Bullets 109-95 in Landover Maryland. Seattle used a bench-heavy fourth quarter to expand a 8 point gap, with Gray scoring nine in the final period. Phil Chenier paced the Bullets with 23 points while Leonard Robinson and Dave Bing added 19 each.
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Seattle
Supersonics
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Bob Wilkerson
Dennis Johnson
Tom Burleson
Gray Wll
Buffalo
Bob McAdoo
Phil Chenier
Bullets
Leonard Robinson
Dave Bing
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