Weekend High School Football Schedule Highlights
Friday games feature Bluefield at Princeton and other regional matchups including Mount View at Big Creek and Richlands hosting Gate City. Saturdays add college slate with West Virginia at Boston College noon and Virginia at Richmond 4 30 p m, plus MLB results and birthday note for Aaron Rowand.
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Gate City
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Shelby Valley
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Pocahontas
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Blacksburg
Giles
Honaker
Lebanon
Elkhorn City
Twin Valley
Ervinton
Hurley
J.I. Burton
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Wingate
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Virginia
Shippensburg
Shepherd
West Liberty
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Bluefield Orioles sweep Cards to 33-33 finish in Appy League
Bluefield Orioles clinch third straight win over Johnson City 5-2 at Bowen Field finishing 33-33. They advance to face top seed Elizabethton Twins in a best of three to decide the Appy League title, with Twins owning the league's best 40-22 mark.
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Pocahontas Bounces THS 49 34 at Carter Classic
In Pocahontas Virginia the fourth Donald Carter Classic ended with Pocahontas High School Lady Indians defeating Tazewell 49 34 to move to 2 0 on the season. Samantha Creasy led with 16 points followed by Katie Suehs 12 and Adriane Rutherford 11 as Pocahontas built a 26 17 halftime edge and outscored their opponent each quarter. Graham opened with a 52 15 win over Rocky Gap as Leona Graves scored 22 and Beth Bovenizer added eight points.
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Princeton knocks off Martinsville Astros
Ronnie Madere belted a first at bat home run for Princeton in Martinsville as the Devil Rays closed the season with a 6 2 win over the Astros. Madere, a relief pitcher, homered in an informal game among Princeton pitchers prior to the official closing game.
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Graham quarterback earns Week 1 honors
Graham High School G Men opened with a 56-8 win over Bluefield as QB H T Mathews went 7 of 10 for 129 yards and two touchdowns and added 75 rushing yards and a score. He was named Daily Telegraph Pocahontas Coal Association Player of the Week amid a slate of standout performances across several area teams.
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Reed Oakes
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Virginia Tech Opens 2001 Season Against Connecticut at Lane Stadium
Virginia Tech, ranked ninth, hosts Connecticut in the season opener at Lane Stadium Worsham Field. West Virginia native Grant Noel starts at quarterback as Tech, aiming for its 13th straight home win, seeks a strong debut for Beamer’s squad. UConn joins the Big East in 2005.
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Virginia Tech season opener notes and Beamer milestone tease
Virginia Tech boasts a 10-4 record in season openers under Frank Beamer and holds a high preseason ranking. The Hokies feature eight seniors on each depth chart, seven of nine returning defensive starters from 2000, and multiple school records pursued as Lee Suggs nears 100 career TDs. The Sporting News lauds Tech coach staff as Big East best for the fourth straight year. The UConn game marks Hokies third Connecticut foe this season.
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Student athlete Derrius Monroe reinstated to Virginia Tech football
Derrius Monroe has been fully reinstated to the Virginia Tech football program after all criminal charges were dropped. He was suspended in January 2000 and reinvested in practice on August 17, 2000, though he did not play during the 2000 season amid conduct and academic reviews. Coach Frank Beamer praised the second chance.
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