The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, February 26, 1995

• BUSTING THROUGH THE COLOR LINE NORVIEW'S ANDY HEIDELBERG RECALLS THE ROLE HE PLAYED IN INTEGRATING HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS IN VIRGINIA.
• VIRGINIA COULD LEAD SECESSION FROM FISHERIES COMMISSION
• WAKE FOREST'S ODOM ENJOYS LIFE OUT OF SPOTLIGHT BUT IF THE COACH'S DEMON DEACONS KEEP WINNING, ALL THAT COULD CHANGE.
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL HAS CHANGED, EVEN IF THE RULE BOOK HASN'T
• LITTLE MAKES IT 2 IN A ROW THIS WEEK, HIS GRAND NATIONAL WIN WAS A RUNAWAY.
• WITH HENSLEY BEHIND WHEEL, NO. 32 CHEVY STARTS - 32ND
• SPARTANETTES BOUNCE SHAW FOR CIAA TITLE RICE IS CHOSEN TOURNEY MVP; REGIONALS NEXT.
• ODU HOLDS ON TO TURN BACK W&M DESPITE A COLD-SHOOTING SECOND HALF, MONARCHS FINISHED 12-2 IN CAA PLAY
• INDIAN RIVER STANDS TALL AT POINT WITH ROUSE
• NORFOLK STATE FALLS IN TITLE GAME DESPITE LOSS, SPARTANS WILL RECEIVE BID TO SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL
• ADMIRALS DECKED; BROPHY SUSPENDED WITH COACH, 2 PLAYERS OUT AFTER FRIDAY FIGHT, TEAM FALLS, BLOODILY.
• SPARKY'S RUN A GOOD ONE; IS IT OVER?
• LADY MONARCHS' LACROSSE TEAM HAS HIGHER GOALS FOR '95
• KELLAM'S ALEXANDER 2ND IN STATE ATLEE GYMNAST WAS 1ST IN THE ALL-AROUND COMPETITION.
• N. RIVER SECOND IN REGION WRESTLING
• GREAT BRIDGE CRUISES IN REGIONAL
• ODU TO HONOR '84-85 WOMEN'S CHAMP