FREE THROWS RALLY FOREST PAST LIBERTY

From: Roanoke Times & World News | Date: February 6, 2002| Author: FROM STAFF REPORTS | Copyright information

Jefferson Forest hit nine of 11 free throws down the stretch to hold off visiting Liberty 72-66 and retain a share of the Seminole District lead.

Doug Jones had 18 points and Justin Freer 16 for Jefferson Forest (14-3, 8-2), which is tied with Heritage for the district lead. Jon Hamlett contributed 15 rebounds and eight points for the Cavs.

Michael Robertson's 13 points led the Minutemen (10-9, 7-3).

Rustburg 54, Staunton River 51: Marcus James grabbed an offensive rebound...

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