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Duke's women's basketball team makes history in absurd blowout
Duke's women's basketball team enjoyed a historic victory Thursday night, taking down Norfolk State in an absurd score line, winning 85-23. Norfolk State's 23 points are the lowest Duke has allowed to any opponent in the history of their women's basketball program. Norfolk State scored fewer than 10 points in every quarter and five points or fewer in two quarters. Duke's biggest quarter was the first, outscoring their opponents 28-5. Junior forward Toby Fournier finished with a game-high 20 points, adding five rebounds, one assist and one block on 9-for-13 shooting. Aaliyah Crump and Riley Nelson were the other players to finish in double figures, as they combined for 25 points, 13 rebounds and seven assists. Duke forced 19 turnovers and held Norfolk State to 7-for-43 shooting from the field (16%). Now 3-0 to begin the year, the No. 5-ranked Blue Devils will face Marshall Sunday, who is also undefeated, having started the season 4-0. Contact/Follow us @DukeWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Duke news, notes and opinions. Follow Mack on X: @MackBaltes This article originally appeared on Duke Wire: Duke's women's basketball team makes history in absurd blowout
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'A lot of great work ahead of us:' Joe Griffith becomes first millennial elected to Hampton City Council
HAMPTON, Va. — Joe Griffith is urging optimism as he prepares to join Hampton City Council. “I just want people to remain optimistic about the future," Griffith said. “I think we have a lot of great work ahead of us, and I’m excited to contribute to that, but I also think that it’s great that we’re reflecting the diversity of our city in all the ways we can. So, that includes bringing young people to the table so that they can be part of government."
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Thanks To A Social Committee That Plans Weekly Events, Retirees Are Finding Their People At This 55+ Community In Suffolk, Virginia
Moving after 55 can feel like starting the first day at a new school, only with more boxes and a mortgage. Down in Suffolk, Virginia, one neighborhood has found a simple fix for that nervous feeling. A group of residents runs a social committee that fills the calendar with weekly...