Colonels Hold Off Vikings In Northwestern League Tilt
James Wood edging Loudoun Valley 56 53 to claim first place possibilities at Leesburg. Teddy Sampson iced the win with two late free throws as Sampson topped Wood with 15 points and Jackson led Valley with 16. Loudoun County hosts Wood in a jayvee twin bill tonight to determine standings.
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Central Falcons roll past Elkton in 81 to 47 win
Central Rips Elkton 81 to 47 as four Falcons reach double figures led by Lloyd Spinner with 22 and Mia Evans 12. Elkton falls to 0-8 while Central improves to 5-3 in District 10 race toward Winchester tourney.
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Charles Town improves to 10th straight win over Boonsboro
Charles Town Panthers remain unbeaten with a 72-39 non league victory at Boonsboro Maryland. Paul Johnson led with 18 points supported by Larry Carr 13 John Lorenz 13 and Skip Whitmore 12. Wade led Boonsboro with 13 as Charles Town out scored 29 15.
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Area High School Scores Reported Across Several Counties
A compilation of area high school football and basketball results shows James Wood defeating Loudoun Valley 56 53 and Handley beating Herndon 80 31. Other noted games include Martinsburg 73 over Westminster Maryland 40 and Harrisonburg 104 over Natural Bridge 60.
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Montevideo Maroons Top Stonewall in District 10 Tilt
Montevideo Maroons led by Terry Taylor 23 and Norman Good 19 down Stonewall Generals 89 63. Jamie Thomas 24 topped Taylor for game high but Maroons balanced attack sealed the win. Montevideo sits 3 4 overall and in District 10. Stonewall 2 5 in both.
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Brill Scores 18 as Warriors Top Fort Ashby 69 64
Wardensville Warriors rallied from behind to beat Fort Ashby 69 64 in Wardensville West Virginia. Dennis Brill scored 18 and Danny Rudy 20 for Wardensville while Rod Knotts led Fort Ashby with 27 and Tommy Shobe pulled nine rebounds.
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Hampshire Triumphs Over Keyser 54 to 49 in Rivalry
Hampshire High Trojans beat Keyser 54-49 as free throws sealed the win. Wayne Mathias led Hampshire with 25 points while Mark Whitacre added 14 and Keyser’s Bill Pettit had 16 points. Keyser outscored Hampshire in the final period, but Hampshire built an early lead and held on.
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NBA Friday results and upcoming schedule recap
The Associated Press reports Friday NBA results including Boston 148 over Detroit 126 Philadelphia 133 over Baltimore 116 St Louis 111 over San Diego 89 San Francisco 127 over New York 117. Upcoming games include San Diego at Cincinnati Baltimore at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit and Chicago at St Louis.
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UCLA star A 44 points leads rout as Big E duel looms
UCLA guard Lew Alcindor poured in 44 points to lift the Bruins to a 94-64 win over California and extend their win streak to 45. Elvin Hayes of Houston paced the Cougars to 15 straight and a high AP ranking as anticipation builds for next week's Houston showdown in the Astrodome.
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Black Knights Rout Panthers in District 10 Clash
Turner Ashby overwhelmed Rappahannock 98 to 64 as Dave Miller scored 22 and Roy Keller 20. Steve Settle led Washington with 19 points, dropping to 4-3 in district play. TA improved to 8-0 in the district and 8-1 overall, with the only defeat coming at Harrisonburg.
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District 10 Standings in New York fight notes
New York boxer Bobby Whar from Buffalo defeats Vincente Paul Rondon of Venezuela by point count. Rondon scored 602 while Whar recorded 1572 in a district standings update from Buffalo, New York.
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Broadway Downs Strasburg 82 to 48 in District 10 clash
Broadway led on the boards but Strasburg won 82 48 at home. Ed Ausberry had 18 points and 11 rebounds for the Rams while Ron Holsinger and Rod Burkholder each scored 13 for Broadway. Strasburg dropped to 1-9 overall and 1-8 in district play.
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