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By DAVID BULLA
Chronicle Sports Editor
RICHMOND, Va. - It was a night
Jackie Dolberry and Kammy Brown, two
former prep all-stars, would just as soon
forget.
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named Venise Frazer, who made the CIAA
women's championship her own personal
show. Not only did Frazer grab 22 rebounds
and tally 13 points, but the Hampton
junior held Virginia State's Brown to
16 points on a Five-for-14 shooting night.
Such stingy defense resulted in an 88-65
Lady Pirates' win, their 29th in a row
following a season-opening one-point loss
to Longwood College.
To hear Brown tell it, Frazer kept the
Trojanettes (21-6) out of sync all night
long.
4'We were playing their game ? her
game," said Brown, who starred at
Washington's H.C. Woodson High before
signing with Virginia State last year. "She
kept the tempo at a level that frustrated us.
We like to run when we have it available.
Otherwise, we are a halfcourt team. But we
couldn't set it ud tonieht because we were
behind all the time."
Dolberry, who managed a game-high 24
points despite an eight-for-20 night from
the floor, said Hampton wore VSU down.
"I think they were tired in the second
half," said Dolberry, the former Norfolk
Catholic High all-America. "Maybe they
were looking at the games before because
our defense alone was working well enough
to give us a sizable lead."
Hampton, which built a 40-28 halftime
lead in the title tilt, won both regularseason
meetings, one by a relatively close
73-64 margin and the other by a lopsided
119-69 score. In the latter, Dolberry, who
fared well in a three-point shootout with
the legendary Sam Jones last week, made
?-II-of-16-from hat-trick land en route to a
career-high 46 points.
But defense was the difference this time
around and Frazer was responsible for
driving the intensity ever higher for the
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Lady Pirates. The 5-foot-10 Virgin Islands
native said that man-to-man worked better
than zone against Brown & Co, especially
after the Trojanettes closed to within 50-40
early in the second half. J
"We saw they were having a lot of problems
with our man-to-man," said Frazer,
the tournament's Most Valuable Player.
"They got the back door on our halfcourt
trap and we had problems with the off
guard down low."
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Alter a crown oacK-aoor maneuver cui
the lead to 10, Hampton went on a 12-0 run
to put the game out of reach with 13
minutes to play.
"The pressure defense right there got us
three or four quick baskets and we were
back in business," Hampton Coach James
Sweat said. "Even though they came back,
we maintained our composure because we
kept attacking."
Dolberry and Frazer received plenty of
help. Paula McDole added 16 points, seven
rebounds, six assists and three steals. Karen < {
Drewery chipped in 14 points, five steals
Sweat was quite elated with yet another
NCAA playoff berth.
"I'm just very happy for these girls," he
said. "We lost nine girls from last year's
squad and you sorta don't know what to
expect as far as leadership goes. But these
girls wanted to win badly all along."
Sweat, taking his team to the playoffs
for a third straight season, says his current
team compares favorably to the one that
made the Division II Final Four two years
ago. i k
"That team didn't have the quickness [
and defensive ability this one has," Sweat
said. "We had a scorer (Darlene Chancy)
and a true center (Anita Cooper). But
defense will take you farther than offense
in the national olavoffs. We allowed 70
points a game that year. That's down to 60
this year."
Sweat has a good feeling about this
squad, which received a bye in the first
round of the national playoffs. He thinks it
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