The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, March 19, 1995

• FORMER NASCAR NEMESIS IS NOW A BIG-BUCKS SPONSOR
• UNC'S SMITH MUM ON JORDAN'S NBA RETURN
• WILLIE'S 91-POINT TOURNEY EARNS SOME COMPARISONS
• WEARY ODU MUST WAKE UP AGAINST TULSA
• 5 HOURS, 47 MINUTES OF AGONY AND ECSTASY PERSONAL GOALS BECOME MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE GLORY IN THE SHAMROCK MARATHON.
• MARATHON NEWCOMER WINS SHAMROCK COVINGTON HAS AN EYE ON THE OLYMPICS.
• PRINCETON HOLDS OFF NORTH CAROLINA IN LACROSSE, 9-8 THE TIGERS ROSE FROM AN EARLY DEFICIT, THEN KEPT THE TAR HEELS FROM DOING THE SAME.
• U.VA. ROWERS CLAIM CUP AT CRAWFORD BAY CLASSIC
• NANSEMOND RIVER ROLLS OVER NORTHSIDE WILLIE, WITH 30, SETS SCORING RECORD TO HELP WARRIORS CAPTURE THE GROUP AA STATE TITLE
• AS USUAL, OT SAVES U.VA. 9TH EXTRA-PERIOD VICTORY IN A ROW SENDS CAVALIERS TO THE SWEET 16
• FISHERY COUNCIL DECIDES AGAINST FLOUNDER SEASON FOR VA. ROD-AND-REELERS
• COLLECTORS' CORNER
• UPSET WIN GIVES ODU, CAPEL NATIONAL EXPOSURE
• ODU HOTEL: NO MINT ON PILLOW, BUT A QUALITY WIN
• ADMIRALS GOALIE SCORES RARE GOAL SAURDIFF POCKETS AN EMPTY-NET GOAL IN 5-2 VICTORY OVER CHARLOTTE CHECKERS
• SAURDIFF'S STICK MAY WIND UP IN HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
• IVERSON HAS EARNED THOMPSON'S RESPECT