Weekend high school football schedule features clashes
Saturday slate includes Princeton at Bluefield Jaeger at Pike View Tazewell at Lebanon Lee High at Richlands Pocahontas at Shawsville Mount View at Man High Matewan at Big Creek Bland County at Grayson County Narrows at Craig County Floyd County at Giles Shady Spring at Fayetteville Summers County at Liberty Honaker at Hurley St Paul at Garden Whitewood at Ervinton Carroll County at Grundy Montcalm at Roanoke Catholic Blacksburg at Graham Tyler Consolidated at James Monroe and more as teams chase early season results.
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Princeton
Bluefield
Jaeger
Pike View
Tazewell
Lebanon
Lee High
Richlands
Pocahontas
Shawsville
Mount View
Man High
Matewan
Big Creek
Bland County
Grayson County
Narrows
Craig County
Floyd County
Giles
Shady Spring
Fayetteville
Summers County
Liberty
Honaker
Hurley
St. Paul
Garden
Whitewood
Ervinton
Carroll County
Grundy
Princeton High girls soccer rally nets 6 3 win over Greenbrier East
Princeton High girls soccer team defeated Greenbrier East 6 3 in Coalfield Conference action. Tiffany Spriggs opened the scoring with a 21st minute goal and assisted on Kelsey Ball’s in 36th minute. Spriggs added a second half goal, Kara Kester converted a penalty, Megan Harvey and Kelsey Craft also scored. Greenbrier East tallied late goals as Princeton pulled away to a 5 1 lead before final minutes.
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Airlea - Fresh
Princeton High
Greenbrier East
Tiffany Spriggs
Kelsey Craft
Spriggs
Kelsey Ball
Tigers
Lady Tigers
Spartans
Kara Kester
Megan Harvey
Craft
Princeton
Spartan
Greenbrier
Christina Mitchell
Susan Maninga
Ashleigh Rose
Christy Farley
Leann Tolliver
Jessie Hayes
Tigers edge in tri match to stay unbeaten on golf course
High school golf at Grandview State Park saw PSHS Bland post a 154 to win a tri-match against Bluefield and Independence. Josh Pettinger led the Tigers with a one-under 35 while Tyler Blankenship shot 38 for Princeton. Bluefield and Independence trailed with 169 and 184 as Bland improves to 2-0.
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Josh Pettinger
Tigers
Bluefield
Independence
Grandview State Park
Princeton
Tyler Blankenship
Lee Cole
Beavers
David Lane
Patriots
Indy
Greenbrier East
Bland High School
Chris Cgoest
Local High School Scores From Bluefield to Martinsville
Tuesday results include Princeton defeating Bluefield 10 innings 2 to 0 and Bluesfield 5 to 3 over Bluefield and Pulaski games with no reports for several matchups. Wednesday slate lists Kingsport Johnson City Bristol Elizabethton Princeton Burlington Bluefield Pulaski Martinsville Danville with no recaps.
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Geeney Meerritee
Bluefield
Princeton
Pulaski
Martinsville
Elizabethton
Kingsport
Johnson City
Bristol
Burlington
Danville
Braves
Orioles
Devil Rays
Astros
Indians
Twins
Rangers
Mets
White Sox
Cardinals
Burinatan & Nanvilla
Don Carter Classic tips add tough days for Richlands and Pocahontas
In the second night of the Don Carter Classic at Pocahontas High School, Tazewell County schools prevailed. Carrie Perdue scored 21 as Tazewell Lady Bulldogs beat Richlands 70 to 51, while Graham's G-Girls toppled Pocahontas 60 to 29 with strong early pace and defensive effort.
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Ocahontas
Tazewell County
Pocahontas High School
Tazewell Lady Bulldogs
Carrie Perdue
Richlands
Graham
Pocahontas
Lee Walker
Tazewell
Fred Phillips
Maggie Yost
THS
Phillips
Peyton Justus
Dawgs
Perdue
Tunstalle headlines area prep standouts
Tunstalle carries on Pineville legacy rushing 180 yards and three TDs in 42-19 win over James Monroe earning Player of the Week honors. Tony Napper, Jarrod Sudduth and others noted for key plays. Graham, Bluefield, Greenbrier East, and Princeton results included.
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Luefield
Curt Warner
Pineville
Wyoming County
Mullens
Wyoming East
Warner
James “Tank
Tunstalle
James Monroe
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Orthopaedic Center
Virginias
Bluefield High
Tony Napper
Beavers
Graham
Bluefield
Jarrod Sudduth
Lions Must Learn to Win at Home in Weekopener
Concord College Mountain Lions, 0-1, host Wingate in Athens in a bid to reverse a 3-8 home mark over 11 games. Coach Ollie Pottmeyer stresses ball control and improved home performance after a 54-17 loss at Lenoir Rhyne, while Tyler Hull passes for 214 yards and two TDs in last week’s defeat.
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THENS_ Callaghan
Sevon
Concord
Mountain Lions
Athens
Ollie Pottmeyer
Wingate
Pottmeyer
Lenoir-Rhyne
Wvu-Tech
Tusculum
Illinois State
Glenville State
Kentucky
Shepherd
Shippenburg
Fairmont State
Campbellsville
West Virginia State
Kentucky State
Uva-Wise
West Liberty State
West Virginia Wesleyan
Slippery Rock
Tyler Hull
Ryshaune Ward
Hubert Fuller
James Monroe
Ben Thornton
Bears
Jamiel Surratt
Lenoir Rhyne
Brown ready to lead WVU flanker role after scrimmage
Antonio Mi eer, WVU flanker, shows top speed and confidence as he prepares for a bigger role. In a final pre season scrimmage he caught three touchdown passes from Brad Lewis, with a fourth scoring play negated by a penalty. Coach Brown notes his improved composure and reading of coverages.
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Organtown
Antonio Mi Eer
West Virginia University
Brown
Brad Lewis
WVU
Don Nehlen
Brad
Scott McBrien
Labonte Fights Through Cramps at Bristol 500
Bobby Labonte battled arm and leg cramps to stay in the car during the Gorac ing.com 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway Saturday night. He refused to quit, defying pressure from rivals like Dave Blaney who offered to take the wheel of the No. 18 Interstate Pontiac. Labonte vowed to drive the rest of the race, showing the grit of a champion despite mounting pain.
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Obby
Labonte
Bristol
Bristol Motor Speedway
Dave Blaney
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