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FMS wins at Roanoke, 94-55

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Greg Session led six Caissons in double figures with 17 points as the Fishburne Military School postgrad team won on the road against the Roanoke College JV team 94-55 Saturday.

Session (uncommitted) was 7-for-8 from the field to pace FMS (14-4), which led 51-19 at the half and coasted from there.

Zak Kirkbride (uncommitted) had 14 points. Kuran Iverson (Memphis) had 13 points and a team-high nine rebounds for Fishburne.

More at www.FishburnePGBasketball.org.

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