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I 4C Wkdnksday, January 22, 1997 The Greenville News Boys Basketball Girls Basketball (Sir GnviiiG win Mauldin, Berea Mann, Christ Church, Wade Hampton win beaten in Peach Blossom AAA play at 5-0. Greer fell to 2-2 in the region, 11-6 overall. The Yellow Jackets, who rallied from an eight-point deficit with 4:25 remaining to get to 68-67 on Rod Gilliam's running jumper in the lane with 20 seconds to play, set up a pick play on the final inbounds pass that instead was picked-off. "I don't think they really knew what I wanted them to do and that's my fault," Greer coach Jeff Neely said. "I don't think I had them really well-prepared for that last shot." GREER (67): Dirk Baker 12, Rodney Gilliam 16, Alex Downs 19, Walton 6, Derrick Bruton 14.

GREENVILLE (70): Cedric Cureton 13, McCombs 5, Gambrell 2, James Griffin 27, Marcus Leamon 14, Bouton 9. Halftime: Greer, 34-26. By Marc Weiszer Staff Writer Greenville remained at arm's length from its Peach Blossom AAA pursuers Tuesday night thanks to the rather lengthy arms of 6-foot-6 Kendrick Gambrell. With Greenville clinging to a one-point lead and six seconds remaining on the clock, second-place Greer got the ball under the Red Raiders basket with a chance to set up a game-winning play and move within a half game of first place in the region. Gambrell made sure the Yellow Jackets never got a shot off, deflecting the inbounds pass from Alex Downs and Marcus Leamon of Greenville came down with it.

Leamon heaved the ball high in the air down-court to a waiting Will Bouton, who laid it in as the buzzer sounded and Greenville celebrated a 70-67 win at Greenville's Slick Moore Gym. "If they got the ball in under the basket, you know they were going to beat us," Greenville coach Bill Johnson said. "What we had to do was force them to throw the ball over our heads and hopefully try to get a hand on the ball and we did." "He wanted me on the ball seriously," Gambrell said of Johnson's instructions during a timeout before the play. "Don't give them no points, no basket at all." The victory kept the Red Raiders (11-3) un- Southside, Woodmont, Eastside triumph TRAVELERS REST (42): King 4. Monica Choplin 15, Scarpa 4, Poole 4, Earle 2, Clanton 4, Hollis 2, Kay 6.

Hamilton 1. SENECA (69): Kirkland 6. Gist 2. Tia Reid 15. Lee 7.

Holder 3, J. Smith 6, Johnson 7, White 2, Weatherell 5. Allison Smith 1 0. Byko 5, Crooks 1 Half: Seneca 26-1 1. Record: Seneca 14-3 (4-0).

Clinton 39 Eastside 26 The Red Devils dashed to a 22-4 halftime lead. EASTSIDE (26): Gilbert 2, Milner 4, Cook 4, Davies 8, Kay 8. CLINTON (39): Priestley 1, Weaver 2, McBeth 2, Jenkins 2, Adams 4, Pyles 4, Davis 6, Smith 8, Lindsay Martin 10. Half: Clinton 22-4. Records: Eastside 8-8.

Chapman 47 Blue Ridge 22 Tiffany Brannon scored 15 points for the Panthers. Kristy Burns led the Blue Ridge attack, scoring 10 points. CHAPMAN (47): Cash 2, Green 2, Burgess 6, Holcombe 4, Tiffany Brannon 15, Suttles 2, Paris 5, Peeler 4, McMahan 2, McDowell 2, Whittington 3. BLUE RIDGE (22): Wood 2, Kristy Burns 10. Cantrell 4.

Payne 4, Coster 2. Half: Chapman 29-8. FTT-n Asheville Sen. Southside Chr. 53 28 SOUTHSIDE CHR.

(28): Melt. Tangel 4, Shults 2, Can. Pack 5, Hazel 2, Meli. Tangel 2. Pate 2, Car.

Pack 2, Alsop 4, Hunter 1, Helmke 2, Wilder 2. ASHEVILLE SCH. (53): Greer 8, Barkley 4, Smith 8. Kirkconnell 2, All Marrow 23, Goldsmith 4, Corrado 3. Half: Asheville Sch.

25-17. Woodruff Chesnee 52 43 CHESNEE (43): Wilson 2, Boyd 6, Edwards 2, Robbins 9, Vassey 5, Wilkerson 6, Kerrie Williams 13. WOODRUFF (52): Nikki Duncan 15. N. Thompson 4, Tucker 6, A.

Thompson 2, CeCe Cross 10, Krystal Gist 15. Half: Woodruff 23-18. Records: Chesnee 5-4, Woodruff 4-6. Rock Hill Boiling Springs 44 27 ROCK HILL (44): Dunlap 5, Burris 6. K.

Faulkenberry 10, Sheree Wherry 13, Williams 2, Gill 8. BOILING SPRINGS (27): Parker 3, James 5, Trout 6. Drake 6. Strange 5, Thomas 2. Halftime: RH 25-4.

Records: RH 8-3 (1-2). BS 1-10 (0-3). Dorman Gaffney 53 47 GAFFNEY (47): Hicks 7, Blanton 8, Eboni Littlejohn 18, Leach 3, Byrd 6. D. Littleiohn 2, Watkins 3.

DORMAN (53): Foster 2, Moses 4, L. Wilson 2, Nodme 8, Karmen Wilson 18, Yarborough 6, Ashley Ebert 13 Half: Dorman Record: Dorman 6-7 (3-0). Union Broome 53 49 On the arm: Easley's Ryan Ellenburg (11) gets a hand on Hill-crest's Freddie Williams. Mauldin Laurens 62 58 Tracy Woody had a game-high 24 points, including an 8-for-8 performance at the free throw line as Mauldin downed Laurens in a battle of Region 1-AAAA powers. Andrea O'Shaughnessey had 12 points, Shirley Hill scored 10, and Amanda Brooks had 11 rebounds also for the Mavericks.

LAURENS (58): Chrissy Floyd 12. Boyd 2, Yoneko Allen 17, Fugel 2, Christy Blackwell 15, Chicara Patterson 10. MAULDIN (62): Andrea O'Shaughnessey 12, Pressley 2. Shirley Hill 10, Tracy Woody 24, Johnson 6, Brooks 8. Half: Mauldin 34-29.

Records: Mauldin 12-3 (3-0), Laurens 11-3(2-1). Mann Riverside 59 48 Katie Stanton exploded for 10 points in the fourth quarter as Mann rallied to defeat the Lady Warriors after trailing the first three periods. Stanton finished with 16 points and six steals, while Kenna Kelly added 12 points and Kenya Young rejected seven shots. Riveride's Ja'Net Vicks posted a game-high 17 points. RIVERSIDE (48): Janet Vicks 17, Kim Smith 15, Helen Huang 10, Kearse 4, Yanik 2.

MANN (59): Katie Stanton 16, Kenna Kelly 12, Kenya Young 11, Laura Robinson 10, Carpenter 8, Turner 2. Halftime: Riverside 25-21. Records: Mann 10-2. Berea Southside 57 47 Amanda Fancher scored 12 points, and Felicia Hallums had 10 as Berea improved to 9-2 with the win over Southside. Miranda McDaniel and Tia Daniel led the Tigers with 13 and 10 points, respectively.

SOUTHSIDE (47): Tia Daniel 10. McKinney 6, Brooks 7, Harris 2, Fleming 6, Miranda McDaniel 13, Turman 2, Butler! BEREA (57): Amanda Fancher 12, Jamison 3, Byrd 5, Wilder 6, Galloway 2, Leamon 6, Felicia Hallums 10, Johnson 6, Rucker 7. Half: 20-20. Record: Berea 9-2. Greenville Greer 63 50 Gloria Griffin scored 28 points for Greenville, while Karlyn Brown had 26 points for Greer.

GREER (50: Greene 1, Doppelhower 4, Terry 7, Lynn 5, Grady 7, Karlyn Brown 26. GREENVILLE (63): Cheeks 4. Graves 2. Jamie Harris 14, Megan Heildberg 10, Brice 1, Counts 4, Gloria Griffin 28. Halftime Greenville, 31-26.

Carolina Woodmont 75 35 Krystal Scott scored 23 points and Rachel Sloan added 22 for the Trojans. Katrina Neal added 14 points for Carolina. Sonya McNeil led the Woodmont cause, scoring 12 points. WOODMONT (35): Brown 4. Sonya McNeil 12, Morrow 5, Littlejohn 4, Ella Jones 10.

CAROLINA (75); Washington 2, Maxwell 6, Garnett 2, Katrina Neal 14, Jackson 6, Rachel Sloan 22, Krystal Scott 23. Half: Carolina 35-11. Records: Carolina 15-0, Woodmont 2-8. Wade Hampton Wren 47 39 Crishna Hill poured in 22 points as the Generals won a nonregion game. Allyson Watts added seven points and seven steals, while Morgan Mclntyre added five points and five steals.

WREN (39): Mandy.Wyatt 11. Reid 2. Limbaugh 3. Giles 3. McCormick 1, Heather Crowe 16.

Wedgewood 3. WADE HAMPTON (47): Mclntyre 5, Brantley 9, Eves 4, Watts 7. Crishna Hill 22. Half: Wade Hampton 20-15. Record: Wade Hampton 9-2.

Christ Church 54 Landrum 45 A 10-2 run in the third period sparked the Cavaliers to their fourth straight Region 2-A victory. Julia Jaskwhich scored 14 points and Kathryn Gailey chipped in 10 for Christ Church. LANDRUM (45): Carswell 2. Cathcart 9. Rachael Moore 15.

Kennedy 2. Tara Simmons 10. Smith 1, Plumley 2, Taw. Simmons 4. CHRIST CHURCH (54): Scovef 4.

Aston 4. Hughes 4. LeCroy 6. Burford 6. Fant 2.

Julia Jaskwhich 14. Sickinger 4. Karhryn Gailey 10. Halftime CC. 25-23.

Records Landrum 5 (2-2). CCES 5-8 (4-0) Easley Hillcrest 51 31 Season Brotherton led all scorers with 26 points as Easley won at Hillcrest. Seneca Travelers Rest 69 42 Monica Choplin led the Travelers Rest cause, scoring 15 points. DORMAN (66): Derrick Jackson 16, Noble 6. Nash 2, Trevis Burgess 14, Byrd 7, Melton 4, McMillian 2.

Mike Wallace 15. Half. Gaffney 33-28. Record: Dorman 7-10. Woodruff Chesnee 79 71 CHESNEE (71): Seay 9.

Camp 9, Dewayne Lowrance 12, Wmslow Thomas 14, Miller 6, Terrell Hughes 21. WOODRUFF (79): Marcus McBeth 17, Waters 5, Darell Parks 30. Betsill 1, Poole 6, Thomas 2, Shawati Scurry 12. Tumblin 7. Halftime: Woodruff 39-32.

Records: Woodruff 5-9 (1-0), Chesnee 2-7(0-1). Broome Union 84 74 UNION (74): Peake 5. Phillip Keith 10, Still 3, Jennings 2, Pitt 9, Harris 2, Bobby Brown 11, D.J. Humphries 4, Emmanuel Dewalt 28. BROOME (84): Smith 2.

Taraze Durrah 20, Bridwell 3, Teddy McKissick 24, Elliott 8. Bragg 6, Neil Frady 13. Ofon 7, Johnson 1. Halftime: Union 35-32. Record: Broome 4-4.

Northwestern Byrnes 75 47 BYRNES (47): Mike Williams 15, Robinson 8, Gaffney 7, Benson 6, Burgess 6, Robinson 3, Martin 2. NORTHWESTERN (75): Delvory Paige 23. Wesley Evans 15, Jeff Dills 12, Kirk 6, Hickman 5, Crawford 4, Hutchinson 4, Douglas 2, Harrison 2, McDuffie 2. Halftime: Northwestern 27-20. Blacksburg SCSDB 68 42 SCSDB (42): Watson 2, Kanott 8, Blackmon 1, Mobley 8, Wiggins 4, Fitzpatrick 7, Smith 2, Vickery 4, Andrews 6.

BLACKSBURG (68): Rowe 5. Corry 4, Santana 5, Peterson 2. Turner 2, Burris 5, Ben Touchberry 13, Jonica Sharpe 14, Wallace 5, Roy Hale 10, Hirschy 1, Secrest 2 Half: Blacksburg 32-19. Record: SCSDB 3-10. Other scores Belton-Honea Path 65, Daniel 59 Calhoun Falls 78, Thornwell 48 Cambridge Aca.

55, Greenwood Chr. 30 Conway 75. Hartsville 70 Eau Claire 62, Thurmond 57 Emerald 75, Abbeville 67 Hanna 75. Pickens 64 Hemingway 78. Ions 67 Hilton Head 53.

Middleton 52 James Island 51. Battery Creek 48 Jonesville 69. Whitmire 63 Liberty 71, Walhalla 67 Latta 65. Terrell's Bay 53 McCormick 70, Ware Shoals 66 Palmetto 75, Crescent 71 Pendleton 66, West-Oak 48 Rock Hill 68, Boiling Springs 45 Myrtle Beach 79. Cheraw 50 Tamassee-Salem 71, Highlands, N.C, 58 Westside 57, Greenwood 42 White Creek.

68, Pickens Chr. 66 Monday games Pickens Chr. 89 Tabernacle 71 TABERNACLE (71): Tavner Smith 21. Clarence Sullivan 28, Thrasher 4, O'Donnell 9, Arrachea 6, Haney 3. PICKENS CHR.

(89): Jeremy Knight 32. Bobby Lane 25. Michael Constance 21. Burgess 9. Hopper 2.

Half: PC 40-29. Record: PC 8-0. Easley Chr. Trinity Chr. 93 81 TRINITY CHR.

(81): Tucker 9, Jason Reid 14, Heath Powell 28, Kevin Parsons 30. EASLEY CHR. (93): Mark Scrivner 18. Chris Rhodes 33. Justin Burns 14, Jared Burns 15, Nicholas Scrivner 13.

Half: EC 42-34. Saturday game E. Georgia Rd. 70 St Joseph's 62 E. GEORGIA RD.

(70): Jason Dye 34. Jeff Dye 19. Buchanan 5, Page 4, Gilreattt 2, Simpson 2, Copper 4. ST. JOSEPH (62): Brett Myers 33.

Alex Goare 1 1 Aldebo) 2. McKelvey 6. Burgess 6, Pschirer 4. Half: SJ 33-28. Record: SJ 6-4.

WRESTLING Hillcrest S8. Pickens 12 103 fmley (H Bagwell 9-4: 112 Smith (H) p. Bearden; 119 Fox (H) Alexander. 125-Cabe Simmons 18-4: 130 Givens (H) Hooper 135 WyWer (H) Reno 10-3: 140 Dean (P Barnett 145 Bell (H) Newman: 152 Anderson (HI Rutledge: 160 Snyir (Ht p. Clendening: 171 Williams (P) Knight 189-Laxton (HI d.

Johnson 8-6: 21 5 Bullington (HI Nix 10-4; HWT Reed (H) Gdstrap Records Pickens 11-3. Hillcrest 5-0. Daniel M. Berea 29 103 double tortert 112 BeckW (Bl by forfeit 119 Bat (Bl by forfeit: 125 Ooubie tortert 130 McDaniel (Dl Baaweli; 135 Ramey (Dl by forfeit 140 Grandy (Dl by forfeit 145 Underwood (D) Moran: 152-Wheeter (Dl McOinton: 160 Merck iDl Skmer. 171 Lovfpy (Dl Ha-good: 189 McMichael (Dl Loc-art 215 iBi by forfeit HAT Bietfov iDi Crane Record Dan 3-7.

Otter Easley Greenwood 36 West-Oak 58. Liberty 21 Southside Berea 73 72 Shun Bailey's tip-in at the buzzer gave the Tigers the victory in dramatic fashion. Berea had taken the lead in the Western AAA Region game on Willie Brown's basket with two seconds left. SOUTHSIDE (73): Linford Lewers 11. Kelly 8, Jones 8, Antiono Davis 23, Harrison 2, Bailey 8, Travis Phelps 13.

BEREA (72): Willie Brown 18. Smith 9. Anthony Henderson 17, Calvin Austin 12. Gray 7. Jackson 9.

Halftime: Berea 38-36. Record: Berea (1-4). Woodmont Carolina 75 74 Woodmont used a 28-9 second half run to rally from an 18-point halftime deficit and defeat Carolina. Dennis Cannon led all scorers with 36 points for the Wildcats. Rashard Harris chipped in 15 points also for Woodmont.

Tony Goldsmith led the Trojans with 25 points. Wayne Clark added 14 points for Carolina. WOODMONT (75): Johnson 8, Rashard Harris 15. Dennis Cannon 36, Montgomery 4, Woody 4. Wright 8.

CAROLINA (74): McDaniel S. Tony Goldsmith 25, Redmond 6. Evans 8. Wayne Clark 14, Rhodes 7, Hughes 9. Half: Carolina 44-26.

Records: Woodmont 9-5, Carolina 4-10. Eastside Clinton 54 52 Andre Goodman scored 21 points for the Eagles, who had to survive a missed shot by Clinton in the final seconds. EASTSIDE (54): Holly 2, Travis Wilson 10. Atkins 6, Andre Goodman 21 Craig 6, Caskey 2, Thomas 7. CLINTON (52): Vance 4, Johnson 2, Bundrick 2, Dwayne Conway 24, Lamont Speaks 12, Byrd 2, Godfrey 2, Foster 4.

Half: Eastside 23-20. Record: Clinton 8-10. Hillcrest 77 Easley 52 The Rams rolled to the Region 1-AAAA victory. Individual scoring was not available. Riverside Mann 70 47 Brad Hurst scored 16 points and the Warriors sealed the contest with a 16-6 run in the fourth quarter.

Collins Rouse led the way for the Patriots with a game-high 18 points. RIVERSIDE (70): Levett 9. Carter 2, Brad Hurst 16, Dodam 2. Brandon Howard 11, J. Howard 5, Jimmy Gracely 10, Pauls 3.

Shad Harvey 12. MANN (47): Collins Rouse 18, Barker 5, James Walker 11, Davis 7, Ivery 2. Byers 2. Talbert 2. Halftime: Riverside 34-26.

Records: Riverside 6-10 (2-2). Mann 6-10 (0-4). Wren Wade Hampton 98 78 Corey Godsey had a game-high 25 points as Wren improved to 14-2 with the win at Wade Hampton. Derrell Jackson had 19 points, and Kevin Campbell scored 17 also for the Hurricanes. Chesnee's Jerry Cash, head football coach at Chesnee High School, is likely to be named head football coach at East Rutherford High School in Forest City, N.C on Wednesday.

When contacted Tuesday, Cash said he had interviewed for the position, but declined further comment. East Rutherford principal Connie Mack Hamrick declined to confirm or deny Cash's involvement, saving only "We have a press conference scheduled for 4 p.m. Wednesday." Cash has a 95-57 record at Chesnee, including 10-3 in 1996 at the Spartanburg County school. Previously, he was head coach at Jonesville and Riverside. Cash had a 13-18 record at Riverside from 1981-83, winning a re UNION (53): Chrissy Mobley 15, McMorris 2, Duncan 9, Jovonnie Glenn 1 4, Smith 4, Hardy 9.

BROOME (49): Henderson 3, Jett 2, Haymes 9, Hill 2, Kim Goode 17, Crawford 6. Sally Sprouse 10. Halftime: 28-28. Records: Broome 5-5 (0-1), Union 3-7 (1-0). ALAN DEV0RSEY Staff Hamrick 12, Robertson 2.

Half: Landrum 32-18. Chapman Blue Ridge 50 47 CHAPMAN (50): Barnwell 2, Season 2, Osbey 9, Humphries 17, Williams 2, Roger Mooney 10, Garcia 2, Petty 6. BLUE RIDGE (47): Baker 2. Brooks 9. Bert Epting 1 0, Matthew Vickery 1 9, Styles 3, Bostic 4.

Halftime Chapman, 21-19. Christ School (NC) 72 Shannon Forest 45 Trad Harter scored 15 points and Mark Edwards 12 for the Crusaders. CHRIST SCHOOL (72): Darin Cochran 12, Jammal Porter 10. Evan Walker 10, Henry Arrington 10. Dee Green 10.

Dodd 2, Williams 4, Angyal 6, Taylor 2. McNicholas 2, Seeles 4. SHANNON FOREST (45): Trad Harter 15. Mark Edwards 12. Burns 4, Preston 4, Christian 4, Durham 2, Hartley 4.

Halftime: CS 34-21. Record: SF 4-7. Trinity Chr. 86 Foothill Chr. Aca 59 FOOTHILL CHR.

ACA. (59): Jester 7. Shawn Smith 23. Hughley 2, James Tew 16, Adams 4, M.Smith 4, Culpepper 2. TRINITY CHR.

ACA. (86): Heath Powell 28. Joshua Tucker 18, Jason Reid 12, Kevin Parsons 18, Melles 4, Brock 5. Bryant 2. Half: Trinity Chr.

Aca 46-20. Record: Trinity Chr. Aca. 12-6. Dorman Gaffney 66 62 GAFFNEY (62): Clary 8.

Whittenburg 3. Kentrell Jones 16. Welch 3. Matt Childers 12. Jeffries 6, Harris 6, Webber 6.

Chambers 2. N.C. offer basketball game Tuesday night in N.C. Courtney Bowen, of Bolton, N.C, collapsed with about a minute left in the junior varsity boys' game between West Brunswick and East Columbus High Schools. Two nurses ran to her and performed CPR.

The girl was taken to Columbia Brunswick Hospital. Bowen, a sophomore at East Columbus, was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital around 6:30 p.m., said chief nursing officer Diana Ramsey. The cause of death was not immediately known. Ann White, coach of the varsity cheering squad, said Bowen had a seizure last fall that forced her to miss a couple of weeks of games. White didn't know what kind of seizure it was.

John Warren led the Generals with 16 points. WREN (98): Kevin Campbell 17, Kevin Sanders 11, Corey Godsey 25. Derrell Jackson 19, Martin 1, Bray 2, Lanford 5, N. Sanders 8, Merritt 8, Harrison 2. WADE HAMPTON (78): Sowe 2, Faison 4, Fluker 6, John Warren 16.

Njogou Bah 12, Patrick 2. Bojang 6. Black 1, Brantley 6, Byrd 5, Domnique Clark 14, Armstrong 4. Half: Wren 49-45. Records: Wren 14-2, WH 12-5.

Seneca Travelers Rest 63 43 TRAVELERS REST (43): St. John 1, Silvus 6, Jason Campbell 13, Cannon 3, King 7, Stegall 4, Morgan 9. SENECA (63): Dilworth 8, Kent Ledbetter 20, Brandon Jenkins 15, Jones 5, Nicholson 3, Kirkland 1, Holland 2. Scott 7. Halftime Seneca.

34-12. Records: Seneca 10-3 (4-0), TR 2-1 2 (0-4). Laurens Mauldin 81 69 Mark Austin scored 18 points for Mauldin, but Laurens rallied from a six-point halftime deficit. LAURENS (81): Kevin Sterling 10. Garrett 8.

Rico Miller 19, Wilson 5, T. Bryson 2, Kennedy 4, Marcus Bryson 1 1 Reggie Beeks 1 8, Woodruff 5. MAULDIN (69): Keith Cooley 14. Garrett 2. Mark Austin 18, Koutsos 2.

Coleman 8, Dee Clark 11, McNeil 2. Paul Franks 14. Halftime: Mauldin 33-27. Record: Mauldin 2-11 (0-3). Landrum Christ Church 76 63 LANDRUM (76): Johnson 1.

Duncan 4. Brent Scoggms 20. Wofford 6, Richard Vernon 31. Howard 8. O'Shields 6.

CHRIST CHURCH (63): Chris Laughridge 19. Sparkman 6. Topher Roberts 20, Shaw 4, Rusty Cash mulls gion championship in 1982. His career record is 183-122-2. Cash, 51, is a graduate of Chesnee High School and Appalachian State University.

SCSDB hosts event Nearly 200 athletes and coaches are expected for the 51st annual Eastern Athletic Association for the Blind Winter Tournament Friday and Saturday at the S.C. School for the Deaf and Blind in Spartanburg. Competition is planned in goal-ball, wrestling and cheerleading, with demonstrations and exhibitions in boccia and golf for blind athletes. N.C. cheerleader dies A 15-year-old high school cheerleader collapsed and died at a SCSDB Blacksburg 62 28 SCSDB (62): Shelia Jones 27, Jessica Smith 23, Bracey 9, Dennis 3.

BLACKSBURG (28): Burris 5. Nikki Ross 11, White 2, Thompson 2, Phillips 2, S. Lockhart 6. Half: SCSDB 32-10. Record: SCSDB 9-4.

Other scores Crescent 61. Palmetto 49 Daniel 43. Belton-Honea Path 37 Emerald 61, Abbeville 53 Greenwood 57. Westside 36 Greenwood Chr. 57.

Cambridge Aca. 20 Hanna 51, Pickens 30 Hilton Head 29, Middleton 26 Liberty 49, Walhalla 45 McCormick 60, Ware Shoals 55 Newberry 50. Midland Valley 23 Saluda 69. Ninety Six 62 Tamassee-Salem 39. Highlands, N.C.

37 Thornwell 37, Calhoun Falls 35 West-Oak 58. Pendleton 28 Whitmire 37, Jonesville 28 Saturday game St Joseph's 31 Southside Chr. JV 30 SOUTHSIDE CHR. IV (30): Fricke 13, Martin 5. Johnson 6.

Robertson 5. Reynolds 1. ST. JOSEPH'S (31): Christian Owens 24. Moon 2.

Davis 2. McGrath I.Myers 2. Half: SC 19-10 Record: SJ 4-4. UPSTATE HONOR ROLL The Upstate honor roll for winter sports is published each Thursday. Coaches may nominate players based on their previous week's performance by calling 298-4307 or 1-600-395-8326 between 3 p.m.

and 6 p.m. Wednesday. Nominations may be faxed to (864) 298-4395 before 6 p.m. Wednesday. SCHEDULE Wednesday's basketball Eastside it Bowg Springs Wednesday' wrestling R'vfrsoe B-come Asievaie Sen at Cwist Church EWon-H Pa Dan Hanm West Oak Nuety Sa at Wcodrufl.