The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Thursday, March 2, 1995

• ODU BASEBALL TEAM IS FACING KEY TESTS HIGHLY REGARDED N.C. STATE, CLEMSON ARE ON TAP NEXT.
• THE CAPELS HAMPTON ROADS' FIRST FAMILY OF BASKETBALL
• SWEETPEA VS. VASQUEZ, OR DAVID VS. GOLIATH?
• THE FISHING FORECAST RETURNS; CAN THE FISH BE TOO FAR BEHIND?
• VPLS PLAYER OF YEAR PISHIONERI SAYS HE WILL PLAY FOR PRINCETON NORCOM'S DEBERRY SIGNS WITH ECSU; I. RIVER'S JOYNER OPTS FOR VA. UNION
• WHEN FELTON CAPEL OFFERS A BILL OF SALE, HOMETOWN FOLKS ARE BUYING THE COACH'S FATHER, ELECTED TO TOWN COUNCIL IN 1959, STILL STANDS TALL IN SOUTHERN PINES.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The state girls Group AAA basketball tournament begins March 11 with the four region champions serving as hosts. A story in Thursday's paper had the wrong date and site. Correction published Friday, March 3, 1995, page C6. ***************************************************************** MORE ON THE LINE IN E. REGION REMATCH WHEN CHURCHLAND AND KECOUGHTAN MEET THIS TIME, ONLY ONE WILL ADVANCE.
• SMITH SCORES 40 TO LIFT MARYLAND THE TERRAPINS, WHO PLAYED WITHOUT THEIR AILING COACH, ARE IN CONTROL OF THE ACC RACE
• ADMIRALS LOSE TOP SCORER TO SAINT JOHN OF THE AHL
• KEMPSVILLE LEAVES MENCHVILLE GASPING UNBEATEN CHIEFS TO MEET HAMPTON IN FRIDAY'S EASTERN REGION FINAL
• COLD-SHOOTING CHURCHLAND OUSTED BY HAMPTON, 40-37
• ERIE BURIES ADMIRALS WITH 5 GOALS IN 2ND
• RESHUFFLED ODU WOMEN TIP G. MASON