The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, February 21, 1996

• AMERICAN'S FUDD WILL GET LOTS OF ATTENTION
• BROPHY ISSUES APOLOGY FOR TOSSING BLADE ``NOTHING SIMILAR WILL EVER HAPPEN AGAIN,'' COACH SAYS
• THE NBA ALREADY HAS ITS EYE ON STELLAR FRESHMAN AT ST. PAUL'S
• COLLEGE FOOTNOTES THEN: AKRON'S JOE JAKUBICK ROSE FROM OBSCURITY TO BECOME TOP SCORER IN '84.
• NOW: HAMPTON'S JAFONDE WILLIAMS HAS DIVISION I SCORING TITLE IN HIS SIGHTS.
• DALE JARRETT'S CREW CHIEF WINS THE BIG ONE IN HIS DEBUT
• N. ACADEMY WINS TCIS TOURNAMENT TITLE 78-60 BULLDOGS PULLED IT OFF WITH ONE OF THEIR BEST PLAYERS SICK.
• OH, THOSE NAUGHTY COACHES IN ACC, THEY'RE FEELING THE HEAT FROM THE TIGHTEST RACE IN YEARS
• ODOM LOBBIES TO END ``PLAY-IN'' GAME
• KEMPSVILLE BOYS EDGE COX, LAFAYETTE GIRLS RULE IN POOL
• DOWN 0-2, N. ACADEMY GIRLS RALLY PAST N. COLLEGIATE IN TCIS VOLLEYBALL FINAL
• KEMPSVILLE GIRLS WIN BEACH DISTRICT TITLE PRINCESS ANNE MADE A LATE RUN IN THE PLAYOFF, BUT FELL TO CHIEFS FOR THE 4TH TIME.
• GRIFFIN'S 33 POWER OSCAR SMITH WIN
• DAVID SELBY WANTED: 2-SPORT STATE DOUBLE LIKE IVERSON GOT
• RAQUITA WASHINGTON BOOKER T. WASHINGTON NOTHING BORING ABOUT GUARD'S TENACIOUS PLAY