Maryland Dominates Seton Hall in Invitational Semifinal
Maryland routed Seton Hall 104 to 58 in the Maryland Invitational, showcasing elite defense and fastbreaks led by John Lucas and Brad Davis. The Terps advance to the championship against Princeton after a standout performance that included 11 players scoring and a 30-13 early run.
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Knights Triumph Over Williamsport In Valley Classic
Middletown edged Williamsport 53 43 to close the Valley Classic as Knights coach Kon Engle lamented a flat start. Williamsport briefly led near the end before Middletown pulled away, improving to 3 2 on the season.
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Damascus over Linganore in Christmas Tournament first round
Damascus, led by Mark Potter with 10 steals, defeated Linganore 52 41 to reach the Damascus Christmas Tournament final where Glenelg awaits. Linganore finishes 1 4 with Denny James the lone double figure scorer and a 20 rebound game for Linganore.
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Maryland Upsets Florida 13-0 In Gator Bowl
Maryland defeats Florida 13-0 in Jacksonville to finish 9-2-1, its first bowl win over an SEC opponent since 1955. Kim Houser and Mike Sochko contribute a 1 yard touchdown pass and two field goals as a stifling Terrapin defense keeps Florida scoreless. Florida’s errors and interceptions seal the win for Maryland in a steady rain.
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Cadets and Cougars Fall as St Maria Advances in Tournament
In Hagerstown the St Maria Christmas Tournament produced no Frederick County finalists. St Maria defeated Catoctin 42-? to reach the title game against FSK, while Frederick fell to FSK 60-56 as Barry Stanton scored late. Benye Biggus and Keith Lee led the Cadets with 19 each, Rick Jenkins 18 for FSK. Jeff Gernand led Catoctin with 11.
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Mount St Mary's Routs Bucknell At Albright Tourney
Mount St Marys overcame a 37 3 halftime deficit to upset Bucknell 77 49 at the Albright Christmas Tournament. Pat Sheridan sparked the rally with 51 points in the second half, joined by Mike Cataline and Bob Reese as catalysts. Cataline scored 20 and dominated with blocks and steals. Reese shot well in the second half and dished six assists. Radwell contributed scoring and Wentzel added an early point total for the Mounties.
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TJ edges Marshall in Fairfax Tournament thriller
TJ Patriots beat George Marshall 140 64 in first round action as Mike Rice scores a late five foot jumper with four seconds left. Rice racks up 26 points and 15 rebounds, Page Elliott adds 14, while George Marshall’s Mike Burn leads with 27 points and Dailey adds 17 in a tight contest before TJ advances to face Fairfax in the title game.
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Indiana wins Holiday Festival in tight final
Indiana, ranked No. 1, defeats St John’s in the 74th Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden to earn a ninth win. Scott May totals 29 points, including seven in the final five minutes, as George Johnson nets 23 for St John’s in a 76 to 65 setback.
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