Friday and Tuesday high school and college sports results
Friday high school games feature Graham at Bluefield Dunbar at Princeton Pike View at James Monroe Gate City at Richlands Tazewell at Carroll County Chapmanville at Mount View Wyoming East at Jaeger Twin Valley at Grundy Montcalm at Big Creek Pocahontas at Craig County Eastern Montgomery at Narrows Blacksburg at Giles Bland County at Northwax Honaker at Lebanon East Ridge Ky at Haysi Unaka Tenn at Hurley College games include Wisconsin at West Virginia and Duke at Virginia plus a Sunday Central Florida at Virginia Tech. Tuesday MLB results show Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 and others with Bluefield 2 Pocahontas County 0.
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D.C
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James Monroe
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Noor Hofs
Bluefield coaches laud win and conference move in quotes
Kevin Goforth praises his Bluefield High soccer team after a Tuesday victory over Pocahontas County, citing strong ball movement and solid defense. Jeremy Schwartz notes Bluefield College's decision to depart the Appalachian Athletic Conference in soccer, saying the move offers players national-level opportunities.
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Kevin Goforth
Bluefield High
Pocahontas County
Beaver Graham Winner to Take Jaycees Trophy at Battle
The Greater Bluefield Jaycees Twin State Trophy will be awarded after the annual clash between Graham and Bluefield in Mitchell Stadium. Graham holds the traveling trophy after a 21-14 win last season and both schools prepare for Friday night’s decisive game.
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Beaver-Graham
Bluefield
Greater Bluefield Jaycees
Graham
Jaycees
Greater
Mark Williams
Bluefield Beavers blank Pocahontas County 2 0 at East River
Bluefield Beavers dominate from start to finish and beat Pocahontas County 2 0 in their home opener at East River Soccer Complex. Doss Howell nets a 19 yard free kick and a second half penalty after a hand ball. Howell and Lester create chances as Bluefield out shoots PCHS seven to one.
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Bluefield
Dylan Camden
Pocahontas High School
BHS
East River
Bluefield Beavers
Pocahontas County High School
Beavers
Pocahontas County
Kyle Lester
Howell
PCHS
Warriors
Ben Jewell
Lady Rams
Monica Lovett
Bluefield College
Montreal
N.C
Witt takes Mavericks reins as new grid coach
James Monroe High School in Monroe County names David Witt as head coach for the Mavericks. Witt vows self-imposed pressure while building a young team after 21 of 22 starters graduated and Donnie Jackson retired after leading the program to top Class AA polls and playoff runs.
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Lindside
David Witt
James Monroe
Monroe County
Mavericks
Donnie Jackson
Witt
Princeton to Open Season Against Dunbar High
Princeton prepares for a season opener at Hunnicutt Field against Dunbar of Washington D C a powerhouse with a 42 game regular season win streak and nine alumni in NCAA Division I. Coach Craig Jeffries emphasizes discipline and organization as the team aims to contest the Tigers. Senior QB Stadford Brown, bound for Oregon State, leads a ground attack featuring tailback Ashley Maynard and fullback Lionel Asante.
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Princeton
Dunbar
D.C
Hunnicutt Field
Tigers
Craig
Stadford Brown
Oregon State
Ashley Maynard
Lionel Asante
Bluefield College soccer moves to independent status
Bluefield College in Virginia announces its men’s and women’s soccer programs will compete as independents this fall after leaving the Appalachian Athletic Conference while remaining in the NAIA. The teams will affiliate with the USCAA for potential postseason play and pursue broader national competition and scheduling flexibility. Team captain Elerene Walters notes the move follows a tough conference schedule.
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Bluefield
Bluefield College
Appalachian Athletic Conference
Jeremy Schwartz
National Association For Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
United States Collegiate Athletic Association
Schwartz
Elerene “Elmo” Walters
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