Wardensville Warriors Rout Mosby Rangers 88 42
Wardensville improves to 11 3 after an 88 42 win over Mosby Rangers on Front Royal court. Dennis Brill 20 points 11 rebounds leads the team with strong support from Phil Miller 18 and Tommy Shobe 15 points 17 boards. Mosby’s Dave Seckford tops Rangers with 10 points. Wardensville hosts Oldtown then plays Franklin next.
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Front Royal
Wardensville Warriors
Warriors
Mosby Rangers
Front Royal Court
Rangers
Dennis Brill
Brill
Phil Miller
Tommy Shobe
Warrior
Shobe
Wardensville
Mosby
Dave Seckford
Jack Pingley
John Tolliver
Front Royal School
Oldtown
Franklin
Bob Westfall
Doug Hulver
WHS
Jim Hamilton
Wardensville Mosby
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Seckford
Bowman
Walton
Miller
Osth Shobe
Henry
Combs
Pingley
Rudy
J. Figgins
Hulver
Tolliver
Westfall
Sloat Branch
D. Figgins
Dave Sloat
Loudoun County Raiders Top Arch Rival Vikings 75 to 56
Loudoun County defeated arch rival Loudoun Valley 75 56 as Rick Donaldson led with 23 points and 13 rebounds. Valley dropped to 4 10 on the season while Loudoun improved to 5 3 in league play and the Vikings suffered a seventh straight loss to their rivals.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Loudoun Valley
Vikings
Rick Donaldson
Raiders
Valley
Loudoun
New Mexico Lobos Rise as Surprising Clean Sweep Team
The New Mexico Lobos under Bob King upset expectations by posting an unblemished record, leading the Western Athletic Conference and ranked fourth nationally. Ron Nelson led a late rally with 22 points to beat Arizona State 68-62 in Tempe, while other top teams also posted wins across the country.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
The
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Bob King
Arizona State
Tempe
Ron Nelson
Dave Newmark
Jim McMillian
Princeton
Cornell
Ithaca
Wyoming
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Tucson
Yale
Dartmouth
Air Force
California
Seattle
Weber State
Santa Clara
San Jose
Northeastern
Colby
Dick Dukesshire
Missouri
Tulane
Stanford
Denver
Harvard
Brown
Idaho
Gonzaga
Eagles Fall as Raiders Defeat Wild in Runaway
In a sequence of high school basketball notes, Handley edged James Wood in OT 59 57 and Musselman beat Clarke County 69 62. Charles Town topped Loudoun County 70 67, Panthers down Warren County 72 45, T Ashby 73 Luray 68. Knights lead after last week with 22 correct and overall 409 correct 130 wrong.
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Handley
James Wood
Musselman
Clarke County
Charles Town
Loudoun County
Panthers
Warren County
Elkton
T. Ashby
Luray
Knights
Hampshire Sinks W Va Deaf 87 57 in Romney
Hampshire County High defeated West Virginia Deaf 87 to 57 in Romney. Whitacre and Sitar led with 16 points each, Mathis added 15, and ten Trojans scored. Dalton led WV Deaf with 11 field goals and 5 of 6 free throws.
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Sitar
Mathis
West Virginia
Dalton
Hampshire G F
W.va
DEAF
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Smith
Richards
Creamer
State Scholastic Scores From Associated Press List
A large statewide tally lists high school basketball results with many teams and scores. Notable pairings include J. R. Tucker 72 over Thomas Jefferson 70, and Colonial Heights 43 over Meadowbrook 58 with Petersburg 79 over Colonial Heights 43.
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J. R. Tucker
Thomas Jefferson
George Wythe
Richmond
Highland Springs
Lane
Douglas Freeman
Hermitage
Henrico
Benedictine
Collegiate
Hen’s
Petersburg
Colonial Heights
Meadowbrook
Thomas Dale
Warren County Falls In High Scoring Loss To Montevideo Maroons
Montevideo Maroons crushed Warren County 104 81 at Penn Laird led by Terry Taylor with 27 points as they built a 63 34 halftime lead. Burrell Brooks led Warren County with 24 points as the Wildcats drop to 3 9 in District 10 while the Maroons rise to 6 7 in the league and 6 8 overall.
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Maroons
Montevideo
Warren County Wildcats
Terry Taylor
Penn Laird Lads
Burrell Brooks
Wildcats
Warren County
G Wee
T. Taylor Shank
Tyler Good
Bowman M. Armentrout D
Armentrout Swink
Shank Brown
Warren
Dave Nicholson
Hampden-Sydney Claws Shepherd in Second-Half Rally
Hampden-Sydney exploded for 61 points in the second half to rout Shepherd 103-82. Fred McNeer led with 31 points, while Dennis Soden and Dave Trumbower added 18 each as Trumbower pulled down 16 rebounds. Shepherd dropped to 2-5 in the Mason-Dixon Conference. Hampden-Sydney improved to 11-5 overall and 5-2 in league play.
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Sydney
Hampden-Sydney College
Shepherd
The
Tigers
Rams
Fred McNeer
Shep
Charlie Coffman
Dennis Soden
Dave Trumbower
Trumbower
Area high school and college basketball schedule notes
Saturday features James Wood at Handley Loudoun County at Charles Town Elkton at Warren County Musselman at Clarke County Luray at Turner Ashby rescheduled Virginia School Deaf at James Madison. College action includes Shepherd at Randolph Macon. Sunday hosts Stonewall AC versus TACS Winchester Armory. Monday list covers Oldtown at Wardensville and Shenandoah at Frostburg.
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Handley
Loudoun County
Charles Town
Elkton
Warren County
Musselman
Clarke County
Luray
Turner Ashby
Virginia
James Pm
Shepherd
Randolph-Macon
Oldtown
Wardensville
New Creek
Capon Bridge
Shenandoah
Frostburg
Fauquier
Frederick Co. Jr. High
Franklin
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