Television and radio sports schedule for December six
The listing outlines radio and television times for multiple sports events on December 6 including WHIS 1440 AM and Eagle 100.9 FM radio coverage of Bluefield at Wyoming East and boys high school hoops. It also lists college basketball games on ESPN outlets at various times, NBA action, and UEFA Champions League matchups on ESPN2 FS1 FS2 and FSN with teams like Bayern Munich Manchester City Barcelona Basel Arsenal.
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West Virginia
Eagle
Bluefield
Wyoming
ESPN
Arizona St
Purdue
New York
ESPN2
Villanova
la Salle
Palestra
ESPNU
Youngstown St
Michigan
California
Princeton
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Brown
Providence
CBSSN
Fresno St
Marquette
Duke
Florida
Texas
Notre Dame
FSN
Lamar
DePaul
Seton Hall
NBA
San Antonio
Minnesota
Bayern Munich
Atletico Madrid
Manchester City
Celtic
Barcelona
Borussia Münchengladbach
Basel
Arsenal
AP Women's Top 25 News Brief Quarterfinals Results
AP reports on Saturday's quarterfinals in women's college basketball with scores: Shepherd 41 over California PA 31, Ferris State 47 over Grand Valley State 32, North Alabama 38 over North Greenville.
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USA Today
Villanova
UCLA
Kansas
Duke
North Carolina
Baylor
Kentucky
Gonzaga
Indiana
Creighton
Saint Mary's
Virginia
Louisville
Xavier
Butler
West Virginia
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Purdue
Arizona
Florida
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Oregon
Iowa State
Syracuse
Maryland
TCU
Southern Cal
Ohio State
Rhode Island
Texas A&m
Colorado
Florda State
Oklahoma State
Virginia Tech
Arkansas
California
Wichita State
Michigan State
UCF
Fort Wayne
Valparaiso
Shepherd
Ferris State
Grand Valley State
North Alahama
North Granvdlle
Northwest Missouri State 35 Harding 0 semifinal result
Northwest Missouri State dominated Harding 35 to 0 in the semifinals. Upcoming games include North Alabama at Shepherd and Neon Ferts State at Northwest Missouri State with kickoff at 3 30 p m.
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Northwest Missouri State
Harding
North Alabama
Shepherd
Neon Ferts State
Cavaliers edge Raptors as LeBron leads late comeback
LeBron James scores 34 as the Cavaliers snap a three game skid with a 116 112 win over Toronto. JR Smith leaves with a left knee injury in the first quarter and does not return. DeRozan 31 and Lowry 24 pace the Raptors who drop their six game win streak.
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Toronto
LeBron James
Cleveland Cavaliers
J.R. Smith
Toronto Raptors
Smith
DeMar DeRozan
Kyle Lowry
Narrows improves to 4-0 with Radford win in roundup
Wave led 29-16 at halftime as Narrows stretches its record to 4-0. Maggie Guynn scored 19 points with four assists, Tarah Clark added 13 points, and Casey Wilburn grabbed eight rebounds. Bailey Cox led Radford with 17 points on five 3-pointers. Narrows returns at Auburn tonight.
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Wave
Radford
Maggie Guynn
Narrows
Tarah Clark
Casey Wilburn
Bailey Cox
Auburn
Hoops Shoot Princeton Elks Lodge 45th annual event
Princeton Elks Lodge hosts the 45th annual Hoops Shoot on Sunday December 18 at the Princeton Recreation Center. Registration starts 2 pm with competition at 2 30 pm open to boys and girls ages 8 13 based on April 1 2017. Top three in each age group win trophies and regional winners advance January 8 in Huntington.
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Princeton
Princeton Elks Lodge
Princeton Recreation Center
Huntington
Rick Miller
Princeton Middle School Tigers open season with rout of Summers County
Princeton Middle School topped Summers County 74 to 41 as Ethan Parsons led with 29 points and Ben Broyles added 18 while every Princeton player scored. Kristopher Joyce had 12 and the Tigers won the JV 31-28 before hosting Beckley Park Thursday. Peterstown Pirates open season with 47 8 girls win and 43 39 boys win over Trap Hill. Akayla Hughes 12 Kellie Belcher 10 paced girls. Shad Sauvage 15 Grady Hunt 10 led boys. Both Peterstown teams host Mountain View tonight with girls at 5 and boys to follow.
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Associated Press
Capital
Woodrow Wilson
Huntington
George Washington
Morgantown
Musselman
Parkersburg
Hedgesville
Hurricane
Parkersburg South
Ripley
Greenbrier East
Buckhannon-Upshur
John Marshall
Wheeling Park
Fairmont Senior
Poca
Westside
Bluefield
Mingo Central
Chapmanville
Sissonville
Robert C. Byrd
Logan Eel Mt
Ravenswood
Wheeling Central
Saint Joseph Central
Parkersburg Catholic
Fayetteville
Tug Valley
Tucker County
Bishop Donahue
Magnolia
Trinity
Vaden Gilmer County
Charleston Catholic
Madonna
Van
Williamstown
Summers County
Buffalo
Mount View
Christian Academy
Victory Baptist
Jacob Rutherford
Panthers
Pipestem
Colton Lane
Jacob Stack
Isaac Young
Mountain State Christian School
Princeton
Ethan Parsons
Ben Broyles
Bobats
Levi Jones
Logan Fox
Tigers
Kristopher Joyce
Sam Whittaker
Beckley Park
Peterstown
Trap Hill
Peterstown Pirates
Akayla Hughes
Kellie Belcher
Leashawn Clay
Shad Sauvage
Grady Hunt
A.J. Williams
Mountain View
Pennington Leads Bears in Packed Small-Gym Battle
Lambert praises Pennington in her 10th year as Lady Bears coach. Pennington’s health boosts aggression and height on the court. The small gym heightens intensity, making the game exciting as Lambert pushes the team to elevate performance. Contact Tom Bone at tbone bottonline.com.
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Lady Bears
Pennington
Tom Bone
Tbone
Bottonline
Wyoming East
Westside
PikeView
Bottonline.com
Beavers Eye HeightEdge In Season Opener
Richlands and Beavers boast 6-foot-7 Raymond Lee and 6-foot-4 Mason Walker as big targets. Sarge outlines lineup and role tweaks as Fairmont Senior dominates Class AA, while Wyoming East under new coach Derek Brooks leans on 6-5 Zach Cook and 6-4 Dylan Brehm to challenge.
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Richlands
Beavers
Raymond Lee
Mason Walker
Sarge
Fairmont
Poca
Westside
Wyoming East
Derek Brooks
McDowell County
Rory Chapman
Brooks
Zach Cook
Dylan
West Virginia embattled by playoff snub amid bowl talk
WVU coach Dana Holgorsen defends his 8-4 team and star quarterback Skyler Howard after a tough regular season. He argues the Mountaineers deserve more respect despite two losses to Top 10 teams. Richt places WVU at No. 13 on the Amway Coaches Poll ballot, while Auburn heads to the Sugar Bowl.
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Holgorsen
Morgantown
Skyler Howard
Howard
The
Bears
Auburn
Miami
Amway
Hurricanes
Mark Richt
Richt
Mountaineers
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