West Craven Girls Dominate Havelock For Coastal 3A Title
West Craven Eagles surged to a 78-38 win over Havelock Rams to seal the Coastal 3A Conference regular season title. Guards Tawanna Dawson and Crissy White scored 18 each, while Malventa Johnson 11 points 14 rebounds and Hermione Fonville 11 points 12 rebounds. The Eagles raced to an 8-0 start and improved to 16-4 overall and 11-1 in league.
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Swansboro tops Jones Senior in OT for third straight loss
In Swansboro, Sean Donovan scored 26 as Swansboro stunned Jones Senior 92-86 in overtime. Jones Senior, tied for first three games ago, drops to fourth. Moronnie Jones led the Trojans with 32 while Leland Vinson added 20 for Swansboro.
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Pamlico Stuns Lejeune 63-56 in OT for Coastal Plains 1A Title
Pamlico Hurricanes win 63-56 in overtime at Lejeune to claim at least a share of the Coastal Plains 1A Conference crown. Jeremy Forbes posts 23 points and 13 rebounds as Pamlico overcomes a late scramble to clinch a playoff top seed. Richlands’ loss to Dixon seals the outright flag.
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Panthers weigh Reich and Krieg as quarterback options
The Panthers focus on veteran free agents Frank Reich of Buffalo and Dave Krieg of Detroit. Krieg scheduled to visit Tuesday, Reich visiting a day earlier. General manager Mike McCormack says no other interviews are planned yet, with potential interest in Steve Walsh and John Friesz.
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Minor leaguers weigh boycott over spring training
A survey of 269 minor leaguers shows about 63 percent would boycott replacement spring training games at request of the players union. Eight percent said they would play and 29 percent remained undecided. Union head Donald Fehr called it gratifying and the future of the majors. Bud Selig noted committee review and anticipated comment.
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Hart Leaves ECU As ESPN Deal Boosts Pirates
Hart exits East Carolina for Florida State as ESPN inks a CFA friendly TV pact guaranteeing eight home games and select women’s events through 2000. The deal boosts recruiting, supports non revenue sports, and pairs with stadium expansion to lift overall athletics. Ken Buday notes Hart’s impact and a likely going away gift.
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Wake Forest to induct five into its Hall of Fame
Wake Forest announced five new inductees to its Sports Hall of Fame including publicist Marvin Skeeter Francis and Texas football coach John Mackovic. Also named are golfer Gary Hallberg, former women's basketball star Jane Jackson, and late football All American John. Francis chaired the ACC basketball tournament for two decades and Mackovic, a former Demon Deacon quarterback, later coached Wake Forest to the Tangerine Bowl in 1979.
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