Wardensville, Piedmont reach WV tourney final in routs
Wardensville High School crushed Fort Ashby 58 47 to reach the Region 2 final. Ross Webster led Wardensville with 19 points and 18 rebounds as four players hit double figures. Piedmont overwhelmed Ridgeley 82 35 behind 19 points from Joe Niland and Reggie Fisher to set up tonight's title game.
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Williams Tames Douglas In District Playoff Showdown
Johnson-Williams overcame Douglas 65 54 in a fierce fourth quarter at Criser High School gym. Beamer and Page led a scrappy running attack while Turner battled through a sprained wrist, as Berryville clinched the Section 1 Group 2 title and earned a berth to the final.
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Mosby Eliminated In Tourney By Surry
Surry defeated Mosby Academy 55 to 48 in the Virginia Academy Athletic Conference tournament at Wakefield. Randy Ramey led Mosby with 14 points and 13 rebounds, while Ray Lawerence and Nickie Peck paced the victors with 16 and 15 points respectively. Mosby finished the season 14-10.
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James Wood Wrestlers Capture VIWA Crown
James Wood's unbeaten squad won the Valley Interscholastic Wrestling title with 89 points, defeating Martinsburg 67 Berkeley Springs 66. Craig Kern upset Dave Ebersole, earning a 3-1 decision as Wood claimed the VIWA crown and junior standout Dave Saloom received the Outstanding Wrestler award.
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Mustangs Edge Albemarle In Northern Regionals Thriller
Albemarle led George Mason 72 70 as Lederman sank two free throws with 24 seconds left. Mason tied at 70 70 on a Turner jumper but Albemarle pulled away late. The Mustangs face Robert E Lee High Staunton for the regional title at 9 45 p.m. Lee had defeated Orange 54 46 to reach the final.
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Area scores and results from Thursday night basketball
A collection of area scores from Thursday night show Wardensville 58 over Fort Ashby 47 and Piedmont 82 over Ridgeley 35, with Franklin 75 over Berkeley Springs 69 and Petersburg 69 over Charles Town 43, plus others including Hagerstown 85 over Allegany 63 and George Mason 70 over Albemarle 72.
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High Scoring Teams Set for NCAA Tournament Opener
New York AP reports the nation's top four scoring teams headline the NCAA tournament field as regue lareseason performances hint at high-powered scoring. The NCAA Bureau released statistics today confirming the lineup for the upcoming tournament.
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Duke Tops UNC 21 20 In Low Scoring ACC Semifinal
Duke edged North Carolina 21 20 in a defensive ACC semifinal as Steve Vacendak and John Yokley each scored six points. Duke will face South Carolina after a 41 38 win earlier. Penn ruled ineligible for the NCAA tournament, while Rhode Island earned a bid by defeating Connecticut 67 62.
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Wisconsin Antitrust Trial Over Braves Transfer Continues
In Milwaukee the Wisconsin antitrust suit against baseball continues its first week with the state presenting depositions a congressional report and witness testimony. Judge Elmer Roller set the trial to resume Monday as attorneys foresee completing evidence next week with defense presenting its case.
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