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NCHSAA Regional Finals Scores

Discussion in 'Boys Basketball' started by HighPoint49er, Mar 7, 2004.

  1. Mar 7, 2004 at 11:28 PM #1
    HighPoint49er

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    NOTE: The remaining Sunday games have been postponed until Monday evening and will all be played at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum due to a power failure from high winds passing through the area.

    Monday, 5:30 pm: 4-A Men, R.J. Reynolds-Garinger boys will finish the final 1:39 of their game with Reynolds leading 73-69
    Moday, 6:00 pm: 3-A Girls, Asheville vs. High Point Central
    Monday, 7:30 pm: 1-A Men, Hayesville vs. Thomasville

    Western Regional, Men
    Class 1-A: Monday, March 8, 7:30 pm - championship: Hayesville (27-2) vs Thomasville (23-5)
    Class 2-A: Cummings (26-2) 80, Forbush 71
    Class 3-A: Trinity (30-1) 60, Weddington 47
    Class 4-A: Monday, March 8, 5:30 pm - championship: Garinger (28-2) vs R.J. Reynolds (24-3); this game was stopped with 1:39 remaining in the second half, it will resume at 5:30 pm with Reynolds ahead 73-69

    Western Regional, Women
    Class 1-A: Thomasville (29-1) 53, Rosman 43
    Class 2-A: Salisbury (30-0) 52, West Caldwell 36
    Class 3-A: Monday, March 8, 6:00 pm - championship: Asheville (26-1) vs High Point Central (29-1); this game has been moved to the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
    Class 4-A: McDowell (29-2) 72, A.C. Reynolds 67

    Eastern Regional, Men
    Class 1-A: Weldon (24-4) 69, Ayden-Grifton 63
    Class 2-A: East Bladen (25-4) 65, Bunn 63
    Class 3-A: Dudley (25-7) 56, Williams 52
    Class 4-A: Wakefield (25-3) 62, Jack Britt 60

    Eastern Regional, Women
    Class 1-A: Farmville Central (29-1) 61, Weldon 42
    Class 2-A: Southern Vance (25-1), 48, Red Springs 46
    Class 3-A: Southern Durham (18-8) 54, Goldsboro 52
    Class 4-A: Seventy-First (28-1) 60, Southeast Raleigh 54

    NCHSAA Championship Times for Saturday, March 13
    At the Dean Smith Center, Chapel Hill:
    1-A women, noon - Thomasville vs. Farmville Central.
    1-A men, 2:30 pm - Hayesville/Thomasville vs. Weldon
    3-A women, 5 pm - Asheville-High Point Central vs. Southern Durham
    3-A men, 7:30 pm - Trinity vs. Dudley

    At the Reynolds Coliseum, Raleigh:
    4-A women, noon - McDowell vs. Seventy-first
    4-A men, 2:30 pm - Garinger/R.J. Reynolds
    2-A women, 5 pm - Salisbury vs. Southern Vance
    2-A men, 7:30 pm - Cummings vs. East Bladen
     
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  2. Mar 7, 2004 at 11:32 PM #2
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    No Classes tommorrow for all bball players...............mother nature rocks
     
  3. Mar 8, 2004 at 9:31 PM #3
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    Big G got beat maybe they should and try to have some set plays next year.
     
  4. Mar 9, 2004 at 6:11 PM #4
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    Your post made me think of the Weddington team that beat Mooresville in the 3rd round. When I saw them warming up I thought to myself that we would take them easily. They were not tall and did'nt have many "brothers" on their team. But when the game started it was very evident that they were well coached and could really play. We lost to them by 2 in OT and they went on to beat Forestview by 12 in round four. Their coaching staff did a great job with those kids and the kids themselves deserve some props too.
     

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