Handley Judges topple Gar Field Indians 72 62 in comeback win
Handley led by Roger Stover 25 points after intermission to beat Gar Field 72 62. Stover hit 10 second period points and finished strong as Handley moved to 9 6 while Gar Field fell to 6 10. Lavender provided key bench spark and Handley used a four corner offense down the stretch.
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Saunders Paces Shenandoah to 78 74 Win Over Southeastern
Shenandoah College Hornets upset Southeastern College of Washington 78 74 behind a strong first half and 22 points from George Saunders. Ricky Davis added 15, Gary Stephaniga 13, while Southeastern’s Siedell led with 20 points.
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James Wood wrestlers thrash Stafford 61 3 in dual meet
James Wood dominated Stafford 61 to 3 as 11 of 12 bouts ended in pins. Brett Boyd 98 pounds opened with a first period pin while Steve Poe earned a 20 to zero decision. Rick Ramey in his first varsity action pinned in 58 seconds, with John Fulton closing the scoring with a second period fall.
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Shenandoah Hornets Defeat Southeastern 78 74 in Shingleton Gym
A young Shenandoah fan watches the game with a Shenandoah cheerleader beside him as the Hornets beat Southeastern 78 to 74. The moment captured in a Star Photo by Dennis Lucci shows a happy scene after the win.
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Mason Stops Cats in 61-50 Victory
George Mason Mustangs opened with a quick lead and stayed ahead, defeating Warren County 61 to 50. Hood led with 15 points on seven field goals and one free throw, while Vreeland and Tracy added 14 and 13 points. Washington topped Warren with 18 points.
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James Monroe Pins Wood With 15th Loss
James Wood fell 78-44 to league leading Stafford Indians in Fredericksburg. Medley led Wood with nine points while Cooper paced Stafford with 18, as James Wood dropped to 2-15 while Stafford rose to 14-2. The Colonels next host Osbourn Tuesday.
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