The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Friday, March 10, 1995

• BULLISH ON BURROUGH GUIDED BY A STERN FATHER AND A STERNER COACH, U.VA.'S JUNIOR BURROUGH HAS EMERGED AS A STAR, AND A LEADER.
• U.VA. AIMS TO END 19-YEAR ACC TITLE DROUGHT
• NORFOLK STATE OPENS PLAY IN DIVISION II REGIONAL TONIGHT
• CBS KEEPS AN EYE ON THE NCAA AT TOURNAMENT BRACKET TIME
• AVERY QUITS AS COACH AT HAMPTON SCHOOL'S WOMEN'S COACH ALSO RESIGNED
• FOR JOHNSON, NO PAIN, NO GAIN SHE HAS COME BACK FROM SURGERY TO LEAD KEMPSVILLE
• DUKE ADVANCES TO ACC QUARTERFINALS
• SPARTANETTES HOST WINGATE IN DIVISION II REGIONAL TONIGHT
• ECHL OWNERS DISCUSS AHL PROPOSAL, BUT TAKE NO ACTION
• TOP-SEEDED JMU WINS IN OT, 72-64
• LADY MONARCHS WIN EASILY, 73-44 HART COMES OFF THE BENCH TO LEAD THE WAY WITH 15 POINTS.