Gar Field Poised to Defend Commonwealth Wrestling Title
Gar Field appears set to defend its Commonwealth District wrestling crown as it relies on eight returning wrestlers, including three district champions, with Woodbridge Stafford and Spotsylvania also rebuilding. Other teams like Fauquier and Stonewall Jackson aim to challenge with new lineups and promising juniors.
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Seto
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Jayvee
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Jimmy Null
Jim Rice
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Tim Rand
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Ken Dolson
Chris Hall
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Fauquier
Gary Torrance
Wade Sampsell
Mike Gehl
Ray Peterson
Lynwood Heflin
Jagvees
Charles Brooks
Mark Pennington
Falcons
Longhorns Erupt For Victory Over Aggies In TV Showcase
Texas rises to beat Texas A&M 22 to 7 on national TV highlighting a pivotal third quarter safety by Curtis Dickey and strong play from quarterback Mark McBath. Akers praises rebound from Baylor loss as Longhorns eye Sun Bowl in El Paso on December 23.
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James Wood Wrestlers Rally in Home Bout Versus Yorktown
James Wood defeated Yorktown 39 13 in a varsity wrestling dual. Rennie Collette moved from 105 to 112 and won 10-8 while Chip Cather and Robert Brown added pins. Yorktown fought back with four tight wins and a late rally before JW dominated the jayvee match 48-15.
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Walters
James Wood
Rennie Collette
Collette
Chip Cather
Robert Brown
Brown
Yorktown
Chip Wells
Wells
Brooks
W.E. Bridgeforth
Bridgeforth
Ricky DeHaven
David Seal
Roanoke Valley
Northside
William Fleming
Gar Field
Northern Virginia
Korey Kelican
Scott Carter
John Bitto
John Bryant
Jim Mountain
David Burn
George McCarthy
Mitch Vaughn
Jon Adams
Mike Collins
Jeff Bloom
Tech VMI clash looms as unbeaten teams fall one by one
Virginia Tech and VMI duel in Roanoke as two of the three remaining unbeatens face tough tests. Old Dominion also pursues an 2-0 start while Virginia hosts a resilient Virginia squad. James Madison aims to win its tourney while Georgia State fights to reach the final.
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Monarchs
Charlottesville
Virginia
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William & Mary
Indians
East Carolina
West Virginia
Mountaineers
James Madison
Dukes
Georgia State
Panthers
Steve Stielper
St. Francis
N. Y
David Morgan
Oklahoma City
Linton Townes
Jeff Inman
Stielper
Manny Figueroa
Alex Vega
Nestor Cora
Don Rose
Loudoun County edges Osbourn in late Frank Roberts heroics
Loudoun County Raiders survive a tense Northwestern District game 53-51 as Frank Roberts hits the game winning rebound with one second left. Mike Thomas scored 18 for Loudoun, Paul Ebert led Osbourn with 12, and Osbourn rallied to tie before the final buzzer.
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Loudoun Valley
Broad Run
George Mason
Clarke County
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Roberts
Mike Thomas
Paul Ebert
Austin Thomas
Kenney Baltimore
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Spartans
Radford routs Shenandoah in NC Wesleyan tourney opener
Radford blazed to a 19 point first half lead and defeated Shenandoah College 104 to 66 in the opening round. Dan Wilbourne scored 24 and Dan Grubbs added 16 with 12 rebounds to pace Radford, while Tom Marple led Shenandoah with 19 points.
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Patrick Henry
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Claude Tyler
Ken Liggett
Ronnie Thompson
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Rocky Mount
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Radford
Shenandoah College
North Carolina Wesleyan
Shenandoah
Dan Wilbourne
Dan Grubbs
Tom Marple
Walter Fletcher
Hall
Benzy
Hawall
Smith
Brggie
Wilbourne
Lacy
Robinson
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