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Page 8, Abbeville Meridional. Sunday, Feb. 13, 1083 Vincent basket gives AHS upset over Rayne had five field goals and one free throw for 11 points. Blenda Castillo hit six straight free throws and a field goals for eight points. I Jackie Broussard led the losers with eight points as she came off the bench in the fourth quarter and hit four field goals, Bridget I-evy was next highest with six points, all three field goals coming in the third quarter.

It was the final game for seniors Kala Duhon, Luquitta Vallery, Terri Levine and Lisa Heenan. Girls Varsity Rayne 41, AHS 22 The Lady Wildcats can pack up their basketball uniforms after losing to the Iady Wolves of Rayne 41-22 Friday night to close out the 1982-63 season. If Abbeville had won over the Rayne team, then another game would decide who would represent District 4-AAA as the second place team. However, Rayne won the game and came away with the runnerup spot. Rayne led 10-4 at the end of the first quarter and they increased that lead to 21-10 by halftime.

The second half went to the Lady Wolves 20-12. Charmaine Mede led the winners with seven field goals and 14 points while Andra Lepeal Sam Bessard was the next highest with six points, all in the first quarter. Brad Harmon led the losers with 16 points on seven field goals and two free throws, Gerald Paddio had five field goals and two free throws for 12 points. Rayne will now advance to the playoffs as the second place team in District 4-AAA while Abbeville will hang up the uniforms. The Wildcats finished the season with an overall mark of 6-16 and a district record of 2-6 while the Wolves finish the district season with a record of 5-3.

It was the final game for seniors Bessard, Vincent, Dartez and Anthony Harris. hit four field goals for eight unanswered points tying up the game at 27-27. The Wolves then went ahead 29-27 and Abbeville followed with a bucket to tie the score again at 29-all. Dartez hit one of two free throws to make the score 30-29, but Clyde Mouton hit a 20-foot jumper to give Rayne a 31-30 advantage. Then Jud Granger of Rayne traveled and the Wildcats had the ball out of bounds on their end of the court with five seconds left.

The ball was passed in and then relayed to Vincent who hit the two-pointer for the win. Dartez, playing another fine game for Abbeville, led his team with six field goals and eight free throws for 20 points. By LARRY JONES Meridional Sports Writer Laxcy Vincent hit a two-pointer for the Abbeville Wildcats with four seconds left in the game to give his team a thrilling come-from-behind 34-31 win over the Rayne Wolves Friday night in a District 4-AAA contest. Abbeville was trailing 32-31 when Vincent connected from about four feet away. Then Duane Dartez was fouled with one second left and he hit two free throws to give the Wildcats the three-point win.

Abbeville led 11-10 at the end of the first quarter, 17-15 at the half and 28-19 at the end of the third quarter. Rayne came out to start the fourth quarter and Aaron birthdate Baseball star Hank Aaron was born on Feb. 5, 1934. I 5 1QO STORES; INC. A A LS RY FEBBUA Duane Dartez Abbeville High senior Duane Dartez close out a fine career Friday night with 20 points as the Wildcats upset Rayne 34-31.

Looking on is Ab beville's Laxcy Vincent (21) and Rayne Gerald Paddio (32). (Meridional photo by Larry Jones) SALE ENDS SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1983 Cougars beat Kaplan, but Lady Bucs keep winning A Assorted Corduroy Velveteen UJIR Regular $9.99 00 IAFAYETTE tence Cam-pione and Kenny Vincent each scored 22 points to lead St. Thomas More in another District 8-AA win Friday night as they defeated Kaplan 71-49. The win gave the Cougars a perfect 12-0 district record while Kaplan dropped to 4-8 in league play. They are 8-21 overall.

St. Thomas More was never i seriously threatened in the con-' test as they ran out to an 18-10 first quarter held a 33-25 lead at the half. the third period to go up 56-41 and put the game out of reach. John Dominque scored 13 points to lead the Pirates. Girls Varsity KI1S 44, St.

Thomas More 21 The Kaplan Lady Bucs continued to keep a hold on first place in District 8-AA as they easily by trr Iidy Cougars 44-21. It was the fourth straight win for the Lady Bucs who own an overall record of 21-8 and a KaDlan outscored St. Thomas Sale Dawn Broussard had 16 points and Machella Broussard added ten more in the win. St. Thomas More was led by Julie Comeaux who scored nine points.

JVGame St. Thomas More 44, KHS26 The St. Thomas More Cougars ran up a 22-12 halftime lead and then put the game-away with a 16-8 third quarter advantage in the JV contest. Phillip Perret led the Cougars with nine points. Richard Cormier was high man for Kaplan Pcift points.

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