The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, February 5, 1995

• THE SPOTLIGHT DOESN'T ALWAYS CATCH HEROES
• BOAT SHOW TO OPEN SATURDAY AT PAVILION
• SALTWATER TOURNEY A POLITICAL HOSTAGE
• IN THE END, U.VA. BEATS FSU THE GAME WENT TO OT - AGAIN. SO THE CAVALIERS WON - AGAIN.
• MONARCHS BLISTERED BY MADISON
• DID YOU CATCH THE BIG COLLEGE HOCKEY GAME LAST NIGHT BETWEEN RIVALS CLARKSON AND RPI? THESE FANS DID.
• SPARTANS STUMBLE AT UNION NORFOLK STATE RALLY FALLS SHORT AS ITS 14-GAME WINNING STREAK IS HALTED
• CARD CORNER
• LOCAL WRESTLERS HAVE PLENTY TO DO WITH VIRGINIA MILITARY'S SUCCESS
• N. ACADEMY WRESTLERS WIN TCIS TOURNAMENT AGAIN
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Garth Forsyth averaged 33.5 points per game as a sophomore at Norfolk Academy. A story Sunday said he never averaged 30 points per game. Correction published Tuesday, February 7, 1995, page C7. ***************************************************************** THE GREATEST RACE AFTER THE FIRST 16 GAMES OF THE 1969-70 SEASON, ONLY 37 POINTS SEPARATED PRINCESS ANNE'S RICKY MICHAELSEN AND BOOKER T. WASHINGTON'S ROY EBRON FOR THE AREA SCORING TITLE. BUT THAT WAS JUST A PRELUDE - IN THE FINAL WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON THE TWO PLAYERS WAGED THE MOST DRAMATIC SCORING BATTLE IN REGION HISTORY.
• ADMIRALS FALL TO GREENSBORO
• GREAT BRIDGE WINS REGION DUALS