The Thomasville Boys will play the Oak Hill Boys at 7:00

*****Gane One at 5:30 and Game Two at 7pm and Duke-UNC does not crank up until just after 9pm….Plenty of time to see Thomasville Prep vs. Oak Hill….*****

So many players that have come through Greensboro or that have ties to Greensboro in this game and it seems like we have seen all of these kids on a court in Greensboro at one time or another…..

P.J. Hairston(UNC) played at Dudley….

P.J. Hairston played against Reggie Bullock(UNC) in high school when PJ was at Dudley and Bullock played for Kinston…

David Dupont(UNC) played for Greensboro’s Grimsley High School and used to be a regular reader of this web site/blog……

James Michael McAdoo(UNC) played for Norfolk Christian in a game on MLK Day at the Greensboro Coliseum…..

Miles Plumlee(Duke) played for The Christ School against the Greensboro Day School at two times over on Lawndale Drive…..Played at Greensboro Coliseum MLK Day…

Mason Plumlee(Duke) played against Greensboro Day School…..(Christ School)…..Played at Greensboro Coliseum on MLK Day…

Marshall Plumlee(Duke) played against Greensboro Day School(Christ School)…Played at Greensboro Coliseum on MLK Day…

Seth Curry(Duke) played against Greensboro Day School on Lawndale Drive when the Bengals beat Curry’s Charlotte Christian team for the NCISAA State 3-A Title….Played at Greensboro Coliseum on MLK Day….

Ryan Kelly(Duke) played against Greensboro Day and Northern Guilford when his Ravenscroft Ravens faced GDS and NG…..Kelly struck for 57 points vs. Northern on MLK Day in a game in the Greensboro Coliseum….

Quinn Cook(Duke) played for Oak Hill on MLK Day in the Greensboro Coliseum…..

It is here at Graham’s Sporting Goods, 709 Carnegie Place, just off of West Wendover Avenue, near Country BBQ….The Show will last from 9am till 4pm this Saturday Feb. 11 and there will be Reps from many of your favorite baseball and softball companies….Russell, Under Armour, Rawlings, Mizuno, Pacific, Headwear, Worth, Badger and more….

This special Baseball and Softball Show at Graham’s Sporting Goods is open to all coaches and players of all ages…..

Again the Reps from the 2012 Top Apparel and Equipment Brands will be on site……

Go to www.grahamsportinggoodsnc.com for more details….More about location, phone number, hours(9am-4pm) and more….

The 2012 Baseball/Softball Show at Graham’s Sporting Goods is this Saturday February 11…….709 Carnegie Place off of West Wendover Avenue….

from Rick Lewis and The Phenom Hoop Report….(www.phenomreport.com)

Spencer Wilson is a freshman PG playing JV basketball for High Point Wesleyan in High Point, North Carolina. He stands 5’7 and 115 pounds and is having a sensational season. Spencer is averaging 16.5 PPG and 7 APG for the 10-4 High Point Wesleyan squad. Spencer is a fundamentally sound PG with exceptional court vision and passing skills, but is also one of the better pure shooters in the state as a freshman. In one game this season, Spencer knocked down seven 3 pointers and has connected on six 3 pointers in three other games.

GIRLS CLOSE OUT 10 SCORING PRODUCERS

1. Keniece Purvis: Westchester: 32 pts: in 50-18 win against American Hebrew!
2. Zena Lovett: Southwest Guilford: 24 pts: has the Cowgirls on a roll with 13
straight wins!
3. Peyton Kadlecek: Caldwell: 20 pts: A Rolls Royce performance!
4. Ronata Rogers: Greensboro Day: 19 pts: in win over Calvary Baptist!
5. Brittany Clency: Western Guilford: 18 pts: in loss on Senior night!
6. Aliyah Grinage: Northern Guilford: 17 pts: help to keep the Nighthawks tied for
conference lead at 12-1!
Kenya Hailey: Southeast Guilford: 17 pts: going to need all those points in
conferecne tourney if SEG is going to make playoffs!
Shamisha Farabee: Andrews: 17 pts: Coach should be Area’s Coach of the year and
her performance kept team undefeated in conference play!
7. Jessica Pone: SWG:16 pts: Campbell signee scored above season average of 12 ppg!
8. Sammi Goldsmith: Bishop Mcguiness: 15 pts: knocked off previous undefeated North
Surry 45-36!
Kara Shutt: Southeast Guilford: 15 pts: in big win over struggling Western
Guilford!
Alexis Robinson: Northern Guilford: 15 pts: could be conference player of the year!
9. Karima Jackson: Eastern Guilford: 14 pts: has EGHS at a surprising and
respectable 13-10 and 7-6 conference record and a playoff hunt!
10. Kahdeja Wilkerson: 13 pts: App signee also had 14 rebounds!
Alley Darnell: Ragsdale: 13 pts: in win over Glenn!
Alyssa Munson: Northwest Guilford: 13 pts: in a game that had either good
defense or poor offense or both in 33-20 win!\
Whitney Parks: Eastern Guilford: 13 pts: in a much needed conference win!

Honorable mention:

Moriah Davis: Dudley: 11 pts: her big shots help Dudley to secure the conference
crown and 1st seed in tounrnament!
Imani Watkins: Andrews: 11 pts: one of the most surprising teams in the area!
Kennedy Currie: Dudley: 6 pts: her 10 rebounds and 3 blocks were a major factor in
the win over Page!

BOYS 20 POINT PRODUCERS

1. Theo Pinson: Wesleyan: 30 pts: one of the nations best showed why!
Kevin Weckworth: Bishop Mcginess: 30 pts: been on a roll lately!
2. James Stepp: Ragsdale: 25 pts: “STEPP RIGHT ON UP” before the show begins! HURRY!
HURRY!
3 John McBeth: Northern Guilford: 22 pts: NG is going for title!
Jeff Mosley: Western Guilford: 22 pts: on a team headed no where!
4. Sam Hunt: Dudley: 21 pts: out duel Page’s Frankie Eaves in win and is now leader
for Conference and Area Player of the year!
Tevin Johnson: SEG: 21 pts: in win over Western Guilford!
5. Malik Wright: SEG: 20 pts: having a good year!
Michael Kobani: Caldwell: 20 pts: good job!

12 Noon Smith vs Burlington Cummings

2:30 pm Eden Morehead vs Page High School

5:00 pm Grimsley vs Dudley

Tickets are $5.00 for ALL…..
6 years and under free

Rain Date is Saturday April 28th at Stoner White Stadium same time same place….

(Greensboro, NC) The Community Baptist Lady Conquerors ended their regular season play by defeating Shining Light Academy of Greensboro 66-36.

Sophomore Holly Billingsley led the Lady Conquerors with 19 points. She was followed by Megan Haskins with 12, Megan Tuck with 11 and Hayley Hamilton with 10.

The win moves the Lady Conquerors to 25-2 for the season. Shining Light falls to 0-16.

Next up for the Lady Conquerors will be the post season tournament at New Garden Friends Gym on February 16 & 17th. Following that, the Lady Conquerors travel to Dayton, TN to defend their NACA Division V National Championship (March 6-10).

SLA	     	 	   6   	   5         12	   13     -	36
CBS			  20	 14	  20	   12	-	66

SLA (0-16) E Barnes 12, M Fordl 11, T Lucas 6, B Allen 5, M Allen 2.

Community Baptist (25-2) H Billingsley 19, M Haskins 12, M Tuck 11, H Hamilton 10, K Billingsley 9, K Johnson 5, C Browning, B Saul, S Phillips.

GIRLS
Northwest Guilford 33
East Forsyth 20
Alyssa Munson with 13 for NWG….

Eastern Guilford 53
McMichael 38
Karima Jackson with 14 and Whitney Parks 13 for EG…

Northern Guilford 70
Western Alamance 35
Alliyah Grinage with 17, Alexis Robinson with 15 and Gabby Boyd with 14 for NG…

High Point Andrews 56
WS Carver 48
Shamisha Farabee with 17 and Santia Davis and Imani Watkins had 11 each for HPA…

Greensboro Day School 66
Calvary Baptist 40
Ronata Rogers with 19 points and 10 rebounds for Bengals, while Khadejah Wilkerson had 13pts. and Tenesha Conner 11 for GDS…

Ragsdale 36
Glenn 25
Ally Darnell with 13 for Tigers…

Southwestern Randolph 57
Southern Guilford 44
Sylvia Bass with 10 for SG….

Southern Alamance 55
Grimsley 36
Shay Burnett led Patriots with 21pts.

Westchester Country Day 50
American Hebrew Academy 18
Keniece Purivs topped WCD with 32 points….

Caldwell Academy 67
Salem Baptist 31
Peyton Kadlecek with 20 for Caldwell Eagles….

Bishop McGuinness 45
North Surry 36
Sammi Goldsmith with 15 for Bishop….First loss of the year for North Surry…

Forsyth Country Day 48
Wesleyan 34
Imani Atkinson with 12 for WES…

BOYS
Northern Guilford 66
Western Alamance 63 (2 OT)
John McBeth with 22 for NG and TJ Logan had 19….

Southern Guilford 45
Southwestern Randolph 41
Savon Easterling had 15 pts. to pace the SG Storm….

High Point Andrews 63
WS Carver 47
Tyrin Miller had 17 for HPA and Jalen Ford added 15….

Greensboro Day School 66
Calvary Baptist 33
Julian Sampah with 17 and Reggie Dillard with 15 led GDS…

Glenn 81
Ragsdale 73 (OT)
James Stepp led the Tigers with 25 pts.

Wesleyan 78
Forsyth Country Day 59
Thoo Pinson with 30 points was the top Trojan….

Westchester Country Day 77
American Hebrew Academy 32
Josh Burton with 25 pts. led WCD…

North Surry 66
Bishop McGuinness 63
Kevin Weckworth paced the Bishop attack with 30 points….

Dudley  (19-5, 10-1)    10           13     10   12           45

Page      (19-4, 8-3)   8             6     12   16           42
Page

Paris Kea                              12

Aletta Smith                       7

Kayla Johnson                   6

Debrisha Barnes               6

Chelsey Coleman             6

Vivian Polite                       5
Dudley

M. Davis                               11

M. Rouse                             10

E. Abraham                         6

L. Rouse                               6

K. Currie                               6

A. Maize                              4

D. Smith                               2
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			Courtesy of Greg Vlazny Southwest Guilford Bssketball:

It was a back and forth battle between the Bison and Cowboys tonight here at

Southwest. High Point Central opened up a 10-5 lead thanks to a half dozen Cowboy

turnovers. Once the Cowboys finally woke up they scored the last 6 points of an ugly

quarter to take a slim 11-10 lead. The second frame was Central’s turn for a run as

they got up by as many as 9 at the 2:25 mark 23-14. Once again southwest tried to

dig out by cutting it to 25-22 at the break. The second half started off with the

Cowboys having the momentum by jumping out quickly and seemingly taking control.

Southwest got the lead out to 34-27 with 4:45 to go, but the Bison slowly chipped

away until tying it up at 38 at the 1:45 mark. A huge 3 by the Cowboys regained the

lead but 4 straight points including a put back at the buzzer put Central up 42-41

at the end of the third. The final frame went back and forth with 3 ties, and four

lead changes. Central was able to knock down open free throws while the Cowboys’

turnover and empty trips doomed them to the tune of a 61-54 victory for the Bison.

Southwest was paced by Jordan Hanner (18), and Braxton Daye (14). Central was lead

by Cory Hanes (17), JD Bryant (10), and Juwan Foggie (10).
1st   2nd   3rd   4th   Final
HPC            10    15    17    19     61
Southwest      11   11    19    13     54
HPC

Leron Wheeler 8

Cory Hanes 17

JD Bryant 10

Trevor Gay 4

WIll McRae 8

Juwan Foggie 10

Darrius Wall 4
Southwest

Ray Bridges 6

Herbie Bridges 3

Jordan Hanner 18

Anton Morgan 3

Braxton Daye 14

KJ Langley 3

Brandon Clyburn 5

Tyliek Brister 2
Vlaz
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