Winchester Area College and Prep Basketball Schedule
The Winchester Evening Star lists a busy week of games across high school and prep leagues. Highlights include Salem at Shepherd College, Osbourn at James Wood, Collegiate at AMA, Handley at Lee of Staunton, Warren County at George Mason, Loudoun County at Brentsville, Albemarle Academy at Mosby, Mercersburg at RMA, Shepherd at Western Maryland, and Augusta at AMA JR. Also noted is a Sunday Super Bowl preview with the Colts facing the Jets at 2 15.
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James Wood
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Handley
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Fort Ashby
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Elkton
Strasburg
Rappahannock
Turner Ashby
Stonewall
Page County
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Central Broadway
Luray
Charles Town
Loudoun County
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Shepherd
Lee of
Staunton
George Mason
Brentsville
Albemarle Academy
Mosby
Mercersburg
RMA
Western Maryland
Augusta
AMA JR
Capon Bridge
Mathias
Falcons Hold Off Upset Minded Clarke County
Fauquier High School defeated Clarke County 51-45 in Warrenton as John Cook and Jim Chafin led Clarke with 14 points and 14 rebounds respectively. Fauquier’s Jerry Payne and Leon Williams sparked the win with rebounding and scoring. The Eagles also beat back a late Clarke rally before the Falcon victory.
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Warrenton
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Leon Williams
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Patriots Fire Coach GM Mike Holovak After Tumbling Seasons
Boston Patriots announce the firing of long time head coach and general manager Mike Holovak after two poor seasons. Holovak, 48, had led the club since 1960 with a 52-46-9 record and a prior BC coaching tenure. The team will offer him another role within the organization as a decision on a new coach and GM is considered.
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College Basketball Scores From Around The Nation
A roundup of college basketball results includes Juniata 104 over Dickinson 67 and Cornell 70 over Bucknell 68. Temple 107 defeats Penn 83, Rochester 75 over Boston U 70, Amherst 109 over Coast Guard 75, Holy Cross 82 over Rhode Island 61, Boston College 95 over Cal Irvine 79, and other matchups across multiple conferences. Strong performances include Purdue 98 over Illinois 84 and Michigan State 77 over Wisconsin 67.
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Bucknell
Temple
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Pro Cage Scores From Tuesday Action
Pro basketball results from The Associated Press show Los Angeles over Baltimore 100 93 Milwaukee over Cincinnati 116 101 Chicago 102 101 New York 101 101 Phoenix 116 112 San Diego 113 108 Detroit 117 114. Upcoming games include Detroit at Boston New York at Milwaukee Atlanta at Philadelphia Baltimore at San Diego and more.
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Raiders Triumph Over Valley In Army Navy Clash
The Raiders improved to 4-2 with an 88-63 win over arch rival Loudoun Valley. Ken Brannon scored 22 points on ten field goals and two free throws while John Bryant Wayne Washington and Buddy Helm added 15 12 and 12 points respectively. Loudoun Valley’s Alan Reed led with 17 points followed by Jeff Jackson, Sid Owens and John Smith with 11 each. The game stayed close in the first half as Loudoun Valley led 30-30 at the break.
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Richey to Defend National Indoor Tennis Title
Nationally ranked fourth Cliff Richey will defend the National Indoor Tennis title at Salisbury Maryland in February 2016. Defending champion is joined by Davis Coppers Jim Osborne and Jim McManus with Herb Fitzgibbon recent conqueror of Australian champion Bill Bowrey.
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Salisbury
Maryland
Bill Riordan
Davis Coppers
Jim Osborne
Jim McManus
Herb Fitzgibbon
Bill Bowrey
Spiders Gobblers Clash Tests In Blackburg Tonight
Richmond’s Spiders chase a fifth win in six games as they visit Virginia Tech and its Gobblers in a non league Southern Conference night slate. Tech sees Wayne Lockett leave the lineup while George Washington and Davidson push strong conference play efforts. Other area matchups feature Randolph–Mason at Old Dominion and Hampden–Sydney at Roanoke College with Virginia and Navy also on the schedule.
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Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Tech
Wayne Lockett
Lockett
East Carolina
East Tennessee
Virginia Military
West Virginia
Beckley
W. Va
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Furman
Davidson
Wildcats
St. John’s
St. Joseph’s
Bob Tallent
Colonials
Dick Esbeck
Purdue Downs Illinois in high scoring Big Ten tilt
Purdue toppled Illinois 98 to 84 in Lafayette as Rick Mount poured in 37 points and the Boilermakers halted Illinois unbeaten run. Mount and George Faerber fueled a second half surge to bury the Illini.
Tar Heels Wolfpack clash. Clark doubtful for big ACC test
Old rivals North Carolina and North Carolina State meet with UNC likely missing 6-foot-10 center Rusty Clark who sprained his ankle last Saturday. Key scorers for UNC include Charlie Scott and Bill Bunting while NCSU relies on Vann Williford and Joe Serdich. The schedule also features Duke at Wake Forest and Virginia at Navy as ACC play tightens. Brown notes South Carolina State College coach Cree Banks repeat coach of the year honors in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
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