Trojans reload with young depth at Jones Senior
In New Bern 1994 area preview, Jones Senior Trojans lose four starters from a 19 9 team but return Moronnie Jones and a wave of new talent. Coach Al Hobbs calls the frontcourt tall and quick with Desi Raspberry Benjamin Davis and Leonard Jarman among others. Dixon is pegged as preseason favorite in Coastal Plains 1A with a tight race expected.
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Trojans Face Tough Coastal Plains Start With Senior Leadership
Jones Senior coach Debbie Philyaw expects a competitive season led by seniors Moronnie and Yolanda Daniels as the Trojans, facing East Carteret in their opener, aim to secure a playoff push. Lejeune is tipped as Coastal Plains favorite while Dixon looms as a main challenger. The Trojans rely on a strong backcourt, a deep front line, and improved outside shooting to offset a tough early non conference slate.
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Sampras clinches ATP Championship beating Becker
Pete Sampras defeated Boris Becker 4-6 6-3 7-5 6-4 to win the ATP Championship, earning 1.225 million and lifting his 1994 earnings to a tour record 3.607 million. He completed a year that included Australian Open and Wimbledon titles and a season-long No. 1. Gabriela Sabatini won the Virginia Slims Championship, beating Lindsay Davenport 6-3 6-2 6-4 for her first tournament victory since 1992 with 250,000 dollars.
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Cowboys navigate injuries as Aikman uncertain for Philly game
Dallas rests on Aikman with knee injury after a 21-14 loss to San Francisco. Peete sprains his thumb and Jason Garrett steps in while Peete undergoes a hand specialist evaluation. Emmitt Smith surpasses 1,000 rushing yards for the fourth straight season as Dallas extends its NFC East win streak.
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East Carolina braces for Liberty Bowl despite kicking woes
After a hard win over Memphis, East Carolina players expect to be at full strength for the Liberty Bowl. Kicker Chad Holcomb strained a leg and was replaced by punter Matt Levine, who made a 27 yard field goal but missed a 38 yard try. ECU fans celebrated at the Kinston airport as the Pirates return, and officials ask buyers to obtain tickets through the school with priority seating for Pirate Club members and season-ticket holders.
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Panthers rout Methodist JV in season opener 109 77
Craven Community College opened basketball with a 109 77 win over Methodist junior varsity in New Bern Five players scored in double figures led by Torrian Wynn with 26 points Willie Midgette and Chris Morris added 21 each Omar Briley 11 and Josh Pittman 10 CCC improved to 1 0 and led 55 40 at halftime The Panthers next face Pfeiffer JV at 3 p m Friday at Pfeiffer
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Late NFL Week Highlights From Around The League
A summary of NFL action features the Raiders, Broncos, Buccaneers, Steelers, Patriots, Cowboys, 49ers, Bears, Colts, Bengals, Cardinals and Eagles with key performances. Tim Brown shone for the Raiders with 132 receiving yards and two TDs, while John Elway engineered a late Denver drive for a 32 28 win.
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