Havelock Routs White Oak 70-66 In OT In Coastal 3A
Havelock Rams overcome nine point third quarter deficit to force overtime. Chris Daub, a first year sophomore reserve, deflects inbounds with four seconds left in OT and Tony DeJesus seals win with two free throws. DeJesus scores 19, Daub 16 off bench.
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Rams edge White Oak in double overtime thriller
In a tight boys game Havelock defeats White Oak 70 66 after overtime with DeJesus scoring key baskets and Daub fouling out. Christa West led Havelock girls with 22 points and 14 rebounds as White Oak toppled by pressure and late runs.
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Shooting Woes Doom New Bern In Defeat At Greenville
New Bern Bears fall 69-42 to unbeaten Greenville Rose in Big East 4A action as struggles on offense persist. Antwon Scott led with 11 points while Rose, ranked No. 2 in state, held to 28 at halftime. Girls game ends 49-48 with Latisha Tootle scoring 14 for New Bern. Jarman cites second-quarter drought and slow Rose pace as key factors.
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Jones tops Southwest Onslow as Moronnie Jones erupts for 49
Moronnie Jones scores 49 to lead Jones Senior to a 104-62 Coastal Plains 1A win over Southwest Onslow. Coach Al Hobbs lauds Jones for unselfish play as Mario Ingram adds 14 and David Hatchell 13. Jones Senior improves to 7-9, 6-2, in a four way conference tie. The girls drop a game to Southwest Onslow. They travel to Dixon next.
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Davis sparks Hurricanes rally to beat Dixon Bulldogs
Pamlico gains a 50-44 Coastal Plains IA Conference win as James Davis scores 8 of his 18 in the fourth quarter to overturn a late Dixon lead. The Hurricanes move to 7-7 overall and 6-2 in league, tying for first with Jones Senior Richlands and Lejeune.
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West Craven Girls Rally For 56 38 Victory Over Washington
West Craven used a 24-6 third quarter run to pull away from Washington Pam Pack 56-38 in Coastal 3A action. Hermione Fonville and Malventa Johnson anchored the Post play with double digits in scoring and rebounds while Craven coach Liz Cox cited the third quarter press as decisive.
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