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Sports December 10, 2008  RSS feed

BRIEFS

Wildcats top

Mabry to go 3-0

Blacksburg Middle boys beat Mabry, 49-26, on Thursday.

Nick Hames had 28 points, while Timmy Stephenson added 7 points and 10 rebounds

The Blacksburg Middle girls team (1-2) lost to Mabry in overtime, 23-19. Shalesa Degree led the way with 7 points and Jessica Riggs added 6 points.

Cherokee Speedway

results

RENEGADE: 1. 1D-Mitchell Duvall (Gaffney, SC) 2. 25-Danny Tessnier (Roebuck, SC) 3. F1JRJonathan Duvall (Gaffney, SC) 4. N1-Tim Treadwell (Wellford, SC) 5. P8-Joey Paddie (Greer, SC)

STREET STOCK FOUR: 1. 12- Blake Bentley (Duncan, SC) 2. 13- Benji Griffin (Easley, SC) 3. 11- Kevin Green (Granite Falls, NC) 4. 8-Richard Vasser (Morganton, NC) 5. I5-Barry Griffin (Pickens, SC)

SUPER STOCK FOUR: 1. 12- Tony Adair (Forest City, NC) 2. 88- Trent Ivey (Union, SC) 3. 15- Donnie Austin (Gable, SC) 4. 9- Scott Morgan (Easley, SC) .5. XShannon Barnhill (Gastonia, NC)

PURE STOCK: 1. N15-James Abernathy (Inman, SC) 2. 1WWillie Fowler (Forest City, NC) 3. 27A-Josh Ayers (Landrum, SC) 4. 7-Marvie John Stafford (Forest City, NC) .5. 03-Chris Flynn

YOUNG GUNS: 1. 28-Taylor Puckett (Campobello, SC) 2. 13- Brayden Pruitt (Shelby, NC) 3. Y2K-Ashley Harvey (Inman, SC) 4. 18-Dylan O'Daniel (Dallas, NC) .5. J22-Jacob Carver (Fletcher, NC)

Vikings edge

Gaffney freshmen

Ron Best scored 12 points but it was enough as Spartanburg edged the Gaffney freshmen, 43- 41 on Monday.

Indians jayvees

win opener

Daquan Davis had 16 points and Chace Wright added 15 to help the Gaffney junior varsity to a 69-60 season-opening victory over Spartanburg on Tuesday.

Chesnee nips

Wildcats, 56-55

Dijon Rowland sank a free throw with :10 left to lift the visiting Chesnee Eagles to a 56-55 win and a season sweep over Blacksburg on Tuesday.

The game was tight throughout, with the Eagles on top 15-11 at the end of the first quarter. The Wildcats went on a run to pull within 30-29 at the break.

The Eagles had a 2-point lead at the end of the third quarter but needed Rowland's heroics to secure the win in regulation.

Chesnee improves to 2-2 while the Wildcats fall to 0-3.

Josh Elmore had 16 points, including four 3-pointers, and J.J. Lattimore added 14 to pace the Wildcats.

In the girls' varsity game, Chesnee jumped to a 19-4 lead at the end of the first quarter to cruise to a 61-17 victory.

Union challenges Burress suspension

The NFL Players Association filed a grievance on Tuesday challenging the suspension and fine given to Plaxico Burress by the New York Giants after the receiver accidentally shot himself in a nightclub more than a week ago.

The union said that the team violated the collective bargaining agreement last week when it placed Burress on the reserve-non football injury list, suspended him for the final four games of the regular season and fined him an additional week's salary for conduct detrimental to the team.

Placing Burress on the non-football injury list also will keep him out of the playoffs.