Roanoke Times

& World-News

Sports: SUNDAY, February 21, 1993

• A SUCCESS STORY KEPT UNDER WRAPS
• FOR CAVALIERS, THERE'S NO ROOM FOR COMPLACENCY
• ACC, BIG EAST NEVER REALLY TALKED MERGER
• COLD-SHOOTING FERRUM ROUTED BY LONGWOOD
• GENERALS FALL 79-48
• ROANOKE WORKS OT FOR VICTORY
• HUNGER STRIKE IS OVER
• KEYDETS DROP 12TH IN A ROW
• OAK HILL ROMPS TO TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP 91-74
• KNIGHTS' ADAMS TAKES TITLE
• VIRGINIA TECH EXTENDS HOME WINNING STREAK
• COVINGTON ROUTS HIGHLAND COUNTY
• DAY SCORES 41 IN RADFORD WIN
• TECH WINS METRO TRACK MEET
• GRETNA WINS REGION III VOLLEYBALL TITLE
• JAMES MADISON WINS FENCING TITLE
• BABE RUTH SALE AGREEMENT BRINGS $99,000
• DAYTON STOPS RAMPAGE 7-5
• BIG RALLY LIFTS VCU 95-91
• CHAVEZ POUNDS HAUGEN
• FRANKLIN CO. WRESTLERS RULE
• VIKINGS 2ND TO GRUNDY IN GROUP AA
• SEMONES WINS 3RD STATE TITLE
• WINTERPLACE BECOMING THE PLACE
• WHAT HUNTERS NEED IS A NOVEMBER WITH 16 WEEKS
• WHY WON'T PLAYERS COME TO VINTON? REASONS MANY
• ROANOKE CATHOLIC GIRLS FALL SHORT 50-39