The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 17, 1996

• KENTUCKY BULLS PAST VIRGINIA TECH SMALLER HOKIES CAN'T STOP WILDCATS' DUNK PARADE INTO ROUND OF 16
• LADY MONARCHS RUN HOLY CROSS RAGGED
• REFOCUSED ADMIRALS TOP RICHMOND WITH 3RD-PERIOD RALLY
• SHELL GAME ATHLETES FROM EIGHT SCHOOLS GATHERED ALONG THE PORTSMOUTH SEAWALL SATURDAY FOR THE CRAWFORD CREW CLASSIC. AMERICAN, CATHOLIC, INDIANA, GEORGE MASON, MARYLAND-BALTIMORE COUNTY, RICHMOND, AND WILLIAM AND MARY COMPETED IN THE 11-RACE EVENT ON THE ELIZABETH RIVER. GEORGE MASON WON THE MURRAY CUP FOR THE BEST OVERALL TIME, WINNING ALL BUT ONE DIVISION.
• BREAKING NEWS LACKING IN BEST-OF-'95 BOOK
• HOYAS' DEFENDER AW-INSPIRING 6-FOOT-7 SENEGAL NATIVE ``CAN GUARD ANYBODY ON THE FLOOR,'' SAYS IVERSON.
• WAKE'S WILLING TO BE CHEESY TO SURVIVE INTO NEXT ROUND
• TECH'S UNDERSIZED ACE TRUMPED BY WILDCATS
• ANGLERS GIVE GILL NETS THUMBS-DOWN IN POLL
• TRIPLE JUMP BRINGS EX-KELLAM HURDLER ALL-AMERICAN HONORS THE JUNIOR AT MARY WASHINGTON STILL HOPES TO IMPROVE IN RUNNING EVENTS.
• PRINCETON WINS LACROSSE SHOWDOWN NO. 5 TIGERS WALLOP 4TH-RANKED NORTH CAROLINA A 3RD TIME AT FOREMAN FIELD.
• UNC'S MCINNIS AIMING TO RETURN TO FINAL FOUR
• SHAMROCK MARATHON IS HAWTHORNE'S THE OKLAHOMAN, A LATE ENTRY, SPRINTED AWAY FROM FIELD AND NEVER CAME BACK.
• LAKELAND'S PURSUIT OF CROWN HALTED BY UNBEATEN LIBERTY
• LIBERTY'S DREAM SEASON COMES TRUE
• 10TH-SEEDED TOLEDO PULLS OFF A 65-53 UPSET OF MISSISSIPPI THE ROCKETS WILL FACE THE LADY MONARCHS ON MONDAY NIGHT.