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Final Regular Season iHigh Coaches and Media Poll
NCHSAA All State Basketball Teams
NCHSAA
Girls 4-A Basketball Championship Brackets
East Region Sectional 4
1st Round:
Bye
2nd Round:
Seventy First 69 Terry Sanford 58
Sectional 4 Championship:
Seventy First 57 South View 46
East Regional Semi Finals:
Seventy First 74 Western Harnett 49
East Regional Finals: Seventy
First 60 Southeast Raleigh 54
Photo
Slide Show of East Regional Championship Game from Fayetteville Observer
State
Championship Game Team Previews
State Championship Game:
Seventy First 76 - McDowell 70
Photo
Slide Show of State Championship Game from Fayetteville Observer
Seventy-First
wins second straight girls' state title (Fayetteville Observer - 3/14/04)
Seventy
First repeats as 4-A state champion (NC iHigh - 3/13/04
Other Related
Articles
High
School Notebook: Pringle finishes with record (Fayetteville Observer/Earl
Vaughan - 4/1/04)
71st's
Pringle named state's top player (Fayetteville Observer - 3/29/04)
Pringle,
Buie named to All-State basketball team (Fayetteville Observer - 3/27/04)
Players
of the year Pringle, Johnson set sights on future (Fayetteville Observer -
3/24/04)
Taylor,
Walker earn coaching honors (Fayetteville Observer - 3/24/04)
Falcons savoring second state title (Fayetteville Observer - 3/16/04)
Seventy-First
girls, East Bladen boys seek titles (Fayetteville Observer - 3/13/04)
Camps
is jack of all trades for Seventy-First (Fayetteville Observer - 3/12/04)
Falcons,
Eagles find out their opponents (Fayetteville Observer/Earl Vaughan - 3/8/04)
Defending
champs earn return trip to title game (Fayetteville Observer - 3/7/04)
Seventy-First
girls cruise into region finals (Fayetteville Observer - 3/6/04)
Seventy-First,
Smith girls a win from showdown (Fayetteville Observer - 3/5/04)
Falcons
top Tigers, head to regionals (Fayetteville Observer - 2/29/04)
Teamwork
lifts 71st (Fayetteville Observer - 2/26/04)
Falcon
girls rout Bucs (Fayetteville Observer - 2/22/04)
High
School Notebook: Taylor's punishment too severe (Fayetteville Observer/Earl
Vaughan - 2/19/04)
Controversial
win causes 71st coach to miss game (Fayetteville Observer - 2/18/04)
Seventy-First
girls roll past Jack Britt (Fayetteville Observer - 2/13/04)
High
School Notebook: Seventy-First girls set record for 3-pointers (Fayetteville
Observer/Earl Vaughan - 2/12/04)
Local
fans overlooking Seventy-First's Pringle (Fayetteville Observer/Earl Vaughan - 1/16/04)
Falcons
pull away late (Fayetteville Observer - 1/15/04)
Athlete
of the Week - Ta'wuana Cook (SF - Basketball) (Fayetteville Observer - 1/8/04)
71st
girls win Holiday Classic (Fayetteville Observer - 12/21/03)
Seventy-First,
Smith advance to finals (Fayetteville Observer - 12/20/03)
SunCom
Holiday Classic: Falcons seeking elusive title (Fayetteville Observer -
12/18/03)
Athlete
of the Week - Latoya Pringle (SF - Basketball) (Fayetteville Observer -
12/11/03)
Holiday
tournament seeding announced (Fayetteville Observer - 12/9/03)
Seventy-First
girls slip past E.E. Smith (Fayetteville Observer - 12/6/03)
Pringle
carries Seventy-First past South View (Fayetteville Observer - 12/3/03)
Athlete
of the Week - Christina Camp (SF - Basketball) (Fayetteville Observer -
11/27/03)
Seventy-First's
Pringle displays winning attitude (Fayetteville Observer - 11/23/03)
Falcon
girls bounce back to beat Pine Forest (Fayetteville Observer - 11/19/03)
Pringle,
Gregory sign letters (Fayetteville Observer - 11/13/03)
Seventy-First's
Pringle commits to UNC (Fayetteville Observer - 8/15/03)
Pringle,
Gregory part of AAU national title team (Fayetteville Observer - 8/9/03)
Trivia Note:
TWO-TIME MVP: LaToya Pringle of
Seventy-First earned the Wendy's MVP honor for the second consecutive year in
the NCHSAA
state 4-A women's championship game. She scored 25 points and pulled down 18
rebounds while blocking seven shots as the Lady Falcons
got past McDowell 76-70 at Reynolds Coliseum. Only four other female athletes
have won back-to-back state championship MVPs. Erin
Crowder of Thomasville earned the Wendy's MVP honor in both 2002 and '03, as
Thomasville won two straight NCHSAA state 1-A women's
basketball championships and made it three in a row this year with a 67-48
triumph over Farmville Central. Crowder did not get the MVP
award this time, though, as it went to Thomasville's Charnette Davis. The other
multiple winners include Mitzi Yount of Catawba Bandys in
1987-88 and Christy Cagle of Hayesville in 1990-91.
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