The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, March 12, 1995

• UNC EDGES MARYLAND IN OVERTIME RASHEED WALLACE OUTDUELS FELLOW SOPHOMORE JOE SMITH AND SCORES A CAREER-HIGH 33.
• IT'S TIME FOR A SHAKEUP IN MINOR LEAGUE HOCKEY
• SMITH'S OUTRAGEOUS BEHAVIOR FRIDAY WASN'T OUT OF CHARACTER
• BENSON ZIPS PAST SCHRADER FOR 2ND BUSCH SERIES VICTORY
• TENDER CENTERS TURN THE TIDE FOR UNC AND WAKE FOREST
• AFTER A LONG WAIT, GREENSBORO FINALLY HAS ITS TOURNAMENT BACK
• WHO'S ON ODU'S DANCE CARD?
• INDIAN RIVER TOPS KENNEDY, 60-49
• GOALIE'S BEST PAL DECKS ADMIRALS SCHRINER BEATS SAURDIFF FOR GAME-WINNER
• N. RIVER ROLLS, 91-60, OVER WARREN COUNTY
• KEMPSVILLE GIRLS WIN, 57-52 CHIEFS WILL TAKE 29-0 RECORD TO THE STATE SEMIFINALS THURSDAY.
• CARD CORNER
• IN THE LONG RUN, THE POLE IS JUST A STARTING POINT
• WAKE FOREST OUTLASTS U.VA. CHILDRESS SCORES 30 AS DEACONS ADVANCE TO FINAL
• GLYNN'S 95-MPH FASTBALL BRINGS MAJOR LEAGUE SCOUTS TO VMI
• LADY MONARCHS MARCH ON A 4TH STRAIGHT CAA TITLE EARNS ODU A TRIP TO THE NCAAS.
• PAINFUL LOSS FOR SCHRIEB DESPITE A BROKEN HAND, JMU STAR PLAYED THE FINAL.
• SPARTANS TURN THE TABLES ON VA. UNION THE NEXT STOP FOR NORFOLK STATE IS THE DIV. II ELITE EIGHT IN LOUISVILLE.