Warren County Patriots Edge Loudoun County in OT Narrow win
Warren County defeats Loudoun County 73-68 in overtime to remain unbeaten in the Northwest District. Wildcat guards Fletcher and Carter scored 21 and 27 respectively as Loudoun’s Alan Sowards hit multiple long-range shots to spark a late rally. The Raiders forced 24 Warren turnovers but fell just short in the extra period.
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Van Lier fuels Bulls rally with 21 points and 13 assists
Norm Van Lier scored 21 points and handed out 13 assists as the Chicago Bulls beat the Los Angeles Lakers 110-106. Coach Ed Badger had pushed Van Lier to shoot more, noting double teams shift when he is passive.
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San Francisco mother revenge noted after upset of Notre Dame
Center Bill Cartwright said the 79-70 win over Notre Dame carried revenge as the Dons avenged March upset that had spoiled their 29 game win streak. Other ranked teams posted wins as DePaul, Rutgers, Princeton, Penn and East Carolina claimed victories.
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Osbourn Park Beats James Wood In 75-63 Showdown
Osbourn Park’s Billy Fields and Jeff Theising powered a 75-63 win over James Wood. Fields scored 36, Theising added 25 as the Yellow Jackets built a 34-17 halftime cushion and withstood a late Wood rally to secure their fourth win in 13 games.
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