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WASHINGTON -- Rodney Pryor scored 23 points, LJ Peak added 22 and Georgetown held off Elon 77-74 on Sunday.The Hoyas continually surged ahead with the Phoenix coming back.The game was tied at 36 at halftime but a dunk by Pryor put Georgetown up 52-41 less than five minutes into the second half. Sheldon Eberhardt and Brian Dawkins had 3-pointers in an 8-0 surge for Elon but the Phoenix never got over the hump.A Dawkins 3-pointer made it a one-point game at 8:49, but a 3 by the Hoyas Tre Campbell put the lead at 76-68 with 2:58 to go. Elon had one last surge and Luke Eddys layup with 15 seconds left made it a one-possession game.Dawkins finished with 17 points for Elon, which shot 42 percent but made 11 3s, and Luke Eddy had 12.Jesse Govan added 13 points for the Hoyas. Weston McKennie Jersey . Vokoun departed practice on Saturday morning after discovering swelling in his thigh. He was taken to a local hospital where the clot was revealed. 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William Carrier opened the scoring for Cape Breton (6-4-2), but Andrew Ryan tied the game and Brent Andrews put the Mooseheads (8-6-0) in front for good with a short-handed goal at 13:49 of the second period.I’ve been back in training for about two months now. Everything is going to plan and I’m enjoying every session. It’s great to feel my body adapting week by week and to see improvements. My current assessment of everything up this point: so far, so good. Away from training, I was lucky enough to spend one of my rest days at Sky News this week. I’m very fortunate to have Sky supporting my training and also helping me pursue interests outside of athletics, and that’s what makes the Sports Scholarships scheme so unique. I’ve always been a bit of a news and current affairs geek so seeing everything first hand was like an early Christmas present. A fast-paced newsroom is a nice change of scenery. 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Working on a constantly changing news story with a tight deadline approaching is right at the other end of the spectrum, so I got a real buzz out of being up against the clock in a way that didn’t involve a stopwatch.My day started by meeting one of the Executive Producers in charge of the afternoon show and the rest of the time was spent shadowing the producers tasked with prepparing material for the broadcast.dddddddddddd In the morning I watched a news package being put together based on a major court sentence – and it ended up being the top story in the afternoon.DeadlineI went through video material sent in from reporters and then sat in on the producer and editor who put together the finished package, bringing the report, video and graphics together as the clock ticked down to the 2 o’clock deadline.Later on I sat in the broadcast gallery in front of what seemed like thousands of buttons and nearly as many video monitors, as the director and executive producer oversaw the live broadcast. It was eye-opening to watch and without doubt one of the most memorable things I’ve done thanks to Sky.Seeing the whole team adapting on the spot to the latest events was really impressive and it was striking to watch the team responding to breaking news and having to prioritise stories, fact check, coordinate with reporters outside the studio and guests across the country, all whilst keeping to a schedule - just a normal day to everyone else but enthralling to watch as an outsider.So overall, things are going well. I was keen to get in to Sky News before Christmas as I’m off to train in Florida for the first few months of next year. 2015 is coming round very quickly which makes me realize a big chunk of winter training is already in the bag.I’m excited and it will be great to get in the warmth to continue the good run of training. There’s plenty to look forward to in the New Year and I’m sure that before I know it, the competition season will be just around the corner. ' ' '