Wardensville Warriors Fall To W Va Deaf In 73 66 Loss
Wardensville drops its fourth defeat as W Va Deaf High School wins 73 to 66 at Romney. Jimmy Dyer leads Wardensville with 27 points while Teddy Hott adds 22. Monte Hoover and Lewis Evans each score 22 for W Va Deaf. Wardensville next faces Oldtown Tuesday.
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Wardensville Warriors
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Warriors
Wardensville
Jimmy Dyer
Teddy Hott
Monte Hoover
Lewis Evans
tTi
J. Dyer
Tom Byrd
T. Shobe
J. Bowman
D. Halvers
Oldtown
T. Hott
D. Rudy
Colonels Grapple Past Berkeley in 46-8 Victory
James Wood defeated Berkeley Springs 46-8 as the Colonels extended their record to 6-1. Craig Kern set a 20 second pinning mark in the 123 class, while Bobby Sutphin Jim Harman and other JW grapplers remained unbeaten at 7-0. Next up are Fauquier and Orange in a trio of tough matches.
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Ajay
Ajay Roberts
Clarke
Donnie Shifflett
James Wood
Berryville
Jim Hamilton
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Colonels
Woodmen
Craig Kern
Kern
Bobby Sutphin
Jim Harman
Bill Gentry
Steve Compton
Indians
Fauquier
Herndon
Keyser Remains Unbeaten in 67-54 PVC Victory
Keyser stays undefeated at 8-0 in the Potomac Valley Conference after a 67-54 win over Piedmont. Coached by Eck Miers, Keyser leads the series 8-7 against Huck Miers, Piedmont’s coach.
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W. VA
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Eck Miers
Miers
Huck
Piemont
PVC
James Wood Tops Clarke County 62 40 in League Clash
James Wood overwhelmed Clarke County 62 to 40 to improve to 7-3 overall and 6-1 in Northwestern League play. Clarke County dropped to 4-3 in league and 6-3 overall after a 15 point third period sealed the outcome.
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Clarke County
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Walloping
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James Wood Jayvees
Little Eagles
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Dailey
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F Reynolds
Diggs
Wilson
Roberts
A. Harper
Buckner
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DeShong
Wynkoop
Fluvanna
Powhatan
Page County drubs Central High 84 55 in Woodstock
Page County led throughout the game at Woodstock scoring 84 to 55 over Central High. Gary Brown poured in 20 and Jerry Atene added 15 as five County players posted double figures. Randy Rudolph top scored for Central with 24 points but a 27 point third-quarter deficit proved insurmountable. Next Central game vs Rappahannock on January 27.
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Page Cagers
Central
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Falcons
Rappahannock
22 Lettermen Return to Ford for Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech awarded 39 varsity monograms at a banquet in Roanoke, including 12 players who have lettered the last three seasons. Tech loses 17 seniors, with a strong nucleus of 16 rising seniors to shape the 1967 squad.
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Tech
Roanoke
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Andy Bowling
Sands Woody
Dave Farmer
Ronnie Lindon
Sal Garcia
Ken Whitley
Dennis Semones
Donnie Bruce
Erick Johnson
Ron McGuigan
Jim ‘Reba
Tommy Stafford
S.’67
George Foussekis
Dan Mooney
Jeff Haynes
Don Thacker
Clarence Culpepper
Pete Wrenn
Jimmy Richards
Frank Loria
Bob Griffith
Richard Mollo
Damon Dedo
Milt Miller
Scott Dawson
Jon Utin
Techmen
Jim Harvey
Ron Davidson
Frank Beamer
Danny Cupp
George Constantinides
Rick Piland
Jerry Claiborne
State Scholastic Scores From Associated Press
A long list of high school scores from Virginia and nearby areas is reported by the Associated Press. Notable matchups include George Wythe 88 over Varina 53, Highland Springs 71 over J.R. Tucker 50, Norview 63 over Great Bridge 53, and several postponed or canceled games noted. The roundup also touches on college and pro results and mentions player statistics.
AST Week Results Show 22 Correct and 4 Wrong
The report notes 22 correct items and four incorrect ones during AST Week, tallying an overall 280 correct answers against 97 wrong. The metric reflects a 0.775 accuracy rate.
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