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    Region tournaments

    It's all about the money.
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    Region tournaments

    Randolph-Henry only played district teams in Region A tournament this year. Amelia for the 3rd time, Bluestone for the 4th time and Goochland for the 4th time. Might as well be an old fashion district tournament for them.
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    Region tournaments

    Region A is the worst because they split the region so each side is pretty much district teams especially the west. 5 of the 7 teams were from the JRD.
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    QF Boys Region A Randolph-Henry 104 Bluestone 72

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    Boys Randolph-Henry 75 Amelia 38

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    Boys - James River District Tournament - Finals - Randolph Henry 73 Goochland 55 - FINAL

    Statesmen pretty dominant against the Bulldogs. Somewhat of a surprise that it wasn't closer.
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    James River District Tournament Boys Randolph Henry 75 Bluestone 64

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    BB Randolph-Henry 78 Prince Edward 37

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    District Tournaments

    JRD tournament has nothing to do with seedings in Region A. Determined by regular season points system. Just a money maker for the district.
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    BB Randolph-Henry 72 Buckingham 70

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    BB Randolph-Henry 62 Nottoway 58

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    BB Randolph-Henry 64 Central of Lunenburg 44

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    BB Randolph-Henry 71 Amelia 28

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    BOYS BB: Randolph Henry 57 Goochland 51 - FINAL

    Interesting. 2nd year in a row the Statesmen have beaten Goochland at Goochland. JRD is starting to get interesting.
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    Goochland Boys improve to 9-1

    No problem. Goochland and R-H split their games last year interestingly enough with each winning at the others house. Statesmen have most of last year's team back. They have 2 pretty good players.
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