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STATE TITLE GAME!
[March 12, 2010] The Madison County Mountaineers attempt to capture the state title today on Charlottesville's ESPN 840! The final team standing in the way of the Mountaineers is their district rival - The Altavista Colonels! Can Altavista avenge their 28 point regional loss? Or will the Mounties take state? Find out LIVE at 3:45 at 840 on the AM dial throughout central Virginia, or online by clicking here. Jess Shifflett and Clint Estes will bring you all the play-by-play action!

* Due to an exclusivity contract entered into between the VHSL and FOX Richmond, the video of tonight's game cannot be seen online anywhere. Go to vshl.org or foxrichmond.com to contact officials with your concerns.

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Zeglinski ends slump at exactly the right time
[Mar. 12, 2010] Virginia’s nine-game losing streak was weighing heavily on Sammy Zeglinski and his teammates headed into Thursday’s opening round of the ACC tournament.

Each mounting loss was magnified as critics dissected every coaching move, every statistical shortcoming. If that wasn’t enough of a burden, the sudden dismissal of top player Sylven Landesberg last week added to the Cavaliers’ woes.

Perhaps it is that inexplicable dynamic of adversity that bonds a team together, draws out the best effort. Maybe the Cavaliers figured, “What the heck, we’ve got nothing to lose.”

Cavaliers not done just yet
[Mar. 12, 2010] In the middle of the floor on the Virginia locker room was a giant duffle bag. Inside of the bag was a huge stack of uniforms.

Turns out they won’t have to be put in mothballs just yet.

On Thursday afternoon at the Greensboro Coliseum, Virginia — playing without suspended leading scorer Sylven Landesberg — finally got back in the win column. Behind a suddenly sharpshooting Sammy Zeglinski and some newfound pride on defense, the Wahoos upset Boston College, 68-62, in the first round of the ACC tournament.