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Forest competes well at K Guard Classic

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The Jefferson Forest boys basketball team traveled to Hidden Valley for the K Guard Classic on Dec 29-30. Jefferson Forest went 2-1 in the tournament and finished in second place. “To my knowledge this is the best we have done in this tournament in a very long time, maybe ever,” said Forest Coach Cameron Shepherd.
In the second game the Cavaliers fell to Cave Spring 57-39.

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River makes top three at LCA wrestling tournament

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All three Bedford County high schools participated in the 37th annual Liberty Christian Academy wrestling tournament on Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 29-30. There were 26 schools that participated in the tournament.
Staunton River finished third with a score of 218.5, just above LCA with 215.5. Jefferson Forest placed 13th with 60.0 and Liberty placed 17th with 42.0.
Some other team scores were: Benedictine finished first with 315.5; Eastern View finished second with 277.5; Lord Botetourt finished 5th with 169.5.

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Forest performs well despite missing wrestlers

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The Jefferson Forest wrestling team traveled to Northern, Va to compete in the Appalachian Duals at Skyline High School. The Cavs only had 10 wrestlers for the meet. The team did not wrestle in 120, 132, 170, 182, and essentially 285, however, 202 Matt Snead filled in with much fight.
JF began the day vs. Handley, who had throttled the Cavs 24-68 at Fauquier. This time the score was 21-54, but in matches wrestled the teams split the matches 5-5 with a 21-28 score.

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Liberty girls celebrate third win

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   Liberty girls basketball, down two players due to illness and family obligations, defeated Altavista 38-34 on Tuesday, Dec. 22.
   “The game was a game we had to gut out. It was not always pretty but players made big plays down the stretch that helped us solidify the win,” said LHS Coach Emilee Dunton.

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Lady Cavaliers win at Beacon Classic

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   With a big fourth quarter comeback Forest fell to Rustburg 44-37 last Friday, Dec. 18 in a girls district matchup.
   Forest and Rustburg tied the first quarter at 8-8. The Lady Red Devils jumped ahead 16-15 going into half time.
   “We just folded. We had it in control until about the beginning of the fourth. We made some silly decision and made some mistakes,” said Coach Steve Mills.

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Minutemen struggle to compete

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   Liberty struggled to get going and fell to Amherst 69-32 last Monday, Dec. 14.
   Amherst took a 12-7 lead in the first quarter. Amherst took advantage of some poor shooting by the M-men in the second and increased its lead 34-18 at halftime.

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