Mountain Empire All-District Team Selections Listed
The Mountain Empire All-District Team features players from Galax Fort Chiswell Narrows Grayson and Pocahontas with first and second teams on offense and defense led by QB Josh Garrett and RB Trey Nowlin. Honorable mentions include Shupe Miller Gillespie Grubb and others across counties.
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Jason Gillespie
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NFL glanceSunday games list with mixed times
A fragmented schedule lists Hanetan at Pittehurah and San Francisco at Dallas with unclear times. It also notes New York Giants at Washington Buffalo at New England St Louis at Kansas City Indianapolis at Tennessee Sunday games and Chicago at Miami on Monday with several OCR errors.
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Scores From Wahoop Associated Press Girls and Boys Basketball
Girls games include Bishop O Connell 70 Seton School 64 and Notre Dame Academy 61 Flint Hill 40. Boys matchups feature Abingdon 82 Patrick Henry Glade Spring 50 and Isle of Wight Academy 59 Hampton Christian 44 with several other regional results.
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West Virginia Surges Past No 8 Florida 68–66
In a tense clash Florida led 30-29 at halftime but West Virginia rallied to edge the No. 8 Gators 68-66. Key performers included West Virginia’s Sally and Pittsnogle and Florida’s Bonner and Nelson, with rebounds and assists shaping the final result.
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Virginia Tech Defeats Virginia 72 56 In Home Matchup
Virginia State totals show Virginia Tech with 72 points to Virginia's 56 led by Mason 19 and Kublina 25. Virginia Tech controlled rebounds with 37 to Virginia's 21 and forced more turnovers.
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Top 25 College Basketball Rankings With Upcoming Games
The latest AP Top 25 shows Arizona and Texas leading with mixed results across the week. Notable notes include Alabama routing UNC Greensboro, Duke beating Ohio State, and several teams preparing for Saturday or midweek matchups.
Masters first round in Melbourne and ACC NBA Challenge games
The schedule lists MasterCard Masters first round in Melbourne and four ACC Big Ten Challenge games. Georgia Tech faces Minnesota at 7 p.m., Northwestern at N C State at 7:30, Virginia at Michigan State at 9, and Wake Forest at Wisconsin at 9:30.
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The list shows top ranked teams like Duke LSU Connecticut Tennessee Stanford Purdue Vanderbilt Kansas State Notre Dame Texas Tech Penn State Minnesota Arkansas Georgia UCLA Louisiana Tech UNC Texas Oklahoma and others, with their next opponents and dates. Multiple entries indicate teams did not play this period and provide upcoming matchups such as Duke facing Howard and Stanford against Pacific.
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NBA Scores and Schedule From Tuesday Evening Card
Recap of results: Boston defeated Orlando 102 97 New York beat Cleveland 125 93 Dallas edged Toronto 113 102 Utah toppled Indiana 102 91 Miami beat Phoenix 90 100 OT. Evening slate includes Philadelphia at Boston Portland at Memphis and multiple late games with Lakers Suns and Warriors on the docket.
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NHL Scores and Schedule Roundup
New Jersey 1 Monday night win for New Jersey over Philadelphia in overtime. St Louis defeated Boston 4 0. New York Islanders 2 Vancouver 1. New York Rangers 5 Columbus 3. Detroit 2 Anaheim 1. Washington 4 Pittsburgh 1. Toronto 4 Tampa Bay 3 in overtime. Carolina at Nashville late. Calgary at Colorado late. San Jose at Phoenix late. Minnesota at Edmonton late. Wednesday games Anaheim at Buffalo 7 p m. Carolina at Florida 730 p m. Vancouver at New Jersey 730 p m. Ottawa at Chicago 830 p m. Montreal at Dallas 830 p m. Thursday Atlanta at Boston 7 p m. Edmonton at Tampa Bay 7 p m. Ottawa at St Louis 8 p m. Detroit at Phoenix 8 p m. New York Rangers at Philadelphia 8 p m. Minnesota at Calgary 9 p m. Nashville at Los Angeles 1030 p m.
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Baseball trades and coach changes across major leagues
Baseball notes show Boston benching Jerry Narrow as bench coach and Oakland trading Billy Koch and two minors for Keith Foulke and others. Cubs and Reds announce staff moves while Expos fire a bullpen catcher after a drug charge. Phillies lock Jim Thome to a six year deal as Cardinals sign multiple players on minor contracts. Northern League adds Chris Begg. NBA lists injuries and activations for Nuggets Nets 76ers. NFL suspends Julius Peppers. Ravens, Jaguars make roster moves. AFL and hockey updates include Flames firing coaches and Jackets recall. College reports Cincinnati extends Bob Goin through 2005.
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Multiple college resignations and coaching changes announced
Duke announced the resignation of Lii Tchou as field hockey coach while Michigan reports a sophomore basketball transfer after the semester. Nebraska said athletic director Bill Byrne will leave for Texas A&M, North Carolina A&T fired football coach Bill Hayes, and Robert Morris noted a sophomore departure. Jets beat Oakland 23 to 20 with key plays and yardage stats listed.
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Bland County Bears crack Northwood for 79 61 road win
Bland County used a strong second half to pull away at Northwood High School, earning a 79-61 victory on the road. Perrence Gore led the Bears with 28 points, 12 rebounds, six assists and five blocks, while Tyler Pruitt added 20 and Joe Moorehead 14. Northwood’s Jeremy Olinger had 21 points and Andrew Roberts 13.
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Northwoge Scores Chronicle Bland County Match
Northwood led Bland County with scores 17 20 26 and 16 79 total as Northwood posted a decisive victory.
Princeton Indoor Soccer signups set for weekend
Princeton Indoor Soccer registration occurs Saturday 9 am to 4 pm and Sunday 1 pm to 4 pm at the Princeton Recreation Center. Details at 487-0077.
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Pikeville College Basketball Hints Giant Challenge for Big Blues
Bluefield State hosts Pikeville College of Kentucky at Ned Shott Gymnasium in Four Seasons Country. Pikeville, 8-0 and averaging over 100 points, features a seven foot plus frontline and 6710 height back line, led by Craig Davis. Big Blues, 1-3, riding a Consolation Classic win, rely on Marcus Clements Jarrod Patterson and Carlos Vanhook as they face the ranked NAIA visitors at 7 30 p m.
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Galax dominates Mount Empire all district team
Galax captures two of the top Mount Empire awards as Brandon Brown is Offensive Player of the Year and Kim Brown earns Coach of the Year. Narrows’ Ben Hollie is Defensive Player of the Year, with Galax, Narrows, Bland and other schools placing multiple players on both first teams and honorable mentions.
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Spangler nets 44 as Pipestem Christian falls 71 69
Pipestem Christian led 58 44 after three as Spangler scored 44 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, but Victory Baptist rallied in the final period to steal 71 69. Brian Crook added 10 for Pipestem, Jared Rhodes led Victory Baptist with 19, and Pipestem's next game is at Boomer Saturday at 1 p.m.
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Nelson B-1 note continues about twin-city state titles
Jim Nelson writes for the Daily Telegraph. The text recalls a Bluefield game followed by district games, noting sports researchers found no prior case of two teams from a single state-line twin city winning state titles in the same year.
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