Friday prep hoops schedule floods Virginia and nearby states
Readout lists Friday December 6 events for Bluefield Abingdon Graham Mount View and more with girls and boys games. Includes Twin Valley Tournament matchups and ongoing state semifinal football schedules across Class AA A and AAA plus games at Riverheads Appomattox Lord Botetourt and Lake Taylor venues.
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Bluefield
Abingdon
Graham
James Monroe
Liberty
Raleigh
Montcalm
Mount View
Scott
Mountain Mission
River View
Rural Retreat
Bland Co
Hurley
Twin Valley
Gires
Christiansburg
Honaker
Uva-Wise
Tazewell
Council
Twin Springs
Nest Virginia
Wheeling Island Stadium
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Wheeling Central
Doddridge County
Cabell Midland
Martinsburg
Riverheads High School
Riverheads
Emory & Henry College
Galax
Patrick Henry GS
Reed, Woodland lead in Bahamas first two rounds at Albany
In Nassau Bahamas at Albany G C, Patrick Reed and Gary Woodland share the 36 hole lead with 132 and 135 respectively. Henrik Stenson and Jon Rahm sit two behind at 136 while Tiger Woods and Justin Thomas are at 138. In other action at Heritage Mauritius, Langasque and Stone top the first round with 66 at 7 111 yards and par 72.
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Albany
Nassau
Bahamas
Patrick Reed
Gary Woodland
Henrik Stenson
Jon Rahm
Tiger Woods
Justin Thomas
Rickie Fowler
Justin Rose
Webb Simpson
Kevin Eisner
Matt Kuchar
Chez Reavie
Xander Schauffele
Jordan Spieth
Bubba Watson
Patrick Cantlay
Bryson DeChambeau
Tony Finau
Heritage Golf Club
Bel Ombre
Mauritius
Romain Langasque
France
Brandon Stone
South Africa
Grant Forrest
Scotland
Evening sports slate with college and pro matchups
Radio and TV listings present a packed schedule across college basketball football hockey and more. Highlights include Duke at Virginia Tech Iowa at Michigan Providence at Rhode Island Utah vs Oregon in the Pac-12 final and USC at Texas Christian in late night men’s games alongside NBA options Lakers at Portland and Denver at Boston.
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Iowa
Michigan
ESPN2
Providence
Rhode Island
Southern California
Texas
Christian
Utah
Oregon
Santa Clara
Calif
Minnesota
Ohio State
Penn State
ESPNU
Washington State
North Carolina
San Jose
UCLA
Stanford
Bel-Ombre
Mauritius
New Providence
Bahamas
Orlando
Fla
Isps Honda
Australasia
Sydney
NBA
ESPN
Denver
Boston
LA Lakers
Portland
Beaver Creek
Colo
Lake Louise
Alberta
Hoops and hockey scores and upcoming NBA slate
NBA results include Indiana 107 Oklahoma City 100 and L.A. Lakers 121 Utah 96 with Portland 127 Sacramento 116. NHL action notes several late evening games and numerous cross conference matchups across Wednesday and Thursday. Baseball notes two minor league and several major trades and coaching changes across several teams.
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Orlando
Charlotte
Washington
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Indiana
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Memphis New Orleans
Denver
Utah
Minnesota
Portland
Oklahoma City Pacific
L.A. Lakers
L.A. Clippers Phoenix
Sacramento
Golden State
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
New York
Toronto
Phoenix
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Boston
Miami
L.A. Clippers
Memphis
Middle School Boys Basketball Opens With Wins
Bluefield 58 Tazewell 19 led by Glen Keene 13 points and RJ Hairston 12 points 12 rebounds in the Buccaneers opener. C Creasy led Tazewell with six. PikeView 58 Graham 36 as Koen Sartin 12 points tops for PikeView with Rose 10 and Thomas 12. PikeView and Graham games set for upcoming Monday and Tuesday at home and away. PikeView girls beat Graham 56 7 led by Victoria Meadows 11 and Riley Meadows 10 with next game Monday at 5 30 p.m.
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Bluefield
Tazewell
Glen Keene
RJ Hairston
Buccaneers
Bulldogs
C. Creasy
Princeton
the Castle
PikeView
Graham
Koen Sartin
Panthers
Gardner
Zach Rose
David Thomas
Mathias Johnson
Eastern Greenbrier
Victoria Meadows
Lady Panthers
Riley Meadows
Graham G-Men Head to VHSL State Semifinal at Appomattox
Graham High School G-Men depart Saturday for the VHSL Class 2 state semifinal at Appomattox with a 7 am departure. Appomattox offers satellite parking at Appomattox Elementary and Appomattox Primary with a free shuttle starting about noon and running through the end of the game, which kicks off at 2 pm.
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Bluefield
Graham High
Appomattox
Appomattox High School
Appomattox Elementary School
Kids Place
Appomattox Primary School
Learning Lane
Greenbrier East dominates Summers County in high school hoops
In a girls game Gavin Pivont led Summers County with 15 points while Greenbrier East won 88 to 56 behind Cadence Stewart 9 and Amya Damon 34. Greenbrier East also posted a 56 88 point line and 11 three pointers. Woodrow Wilson beat PikeView 56 42 as Victoria Staunton led with 16 points in the season opener.
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Gavin Pivoni
Greenbrier East
Riverside
Greenbrier East High
Summers County
Richmond
Taylor Isaac
Stover
Gavin Pivont
Graham
S. Pivont
L. Meador
Staunton
Lady Flying Eagles
Gardner
Liv Cadle
Olivia Ziolkowski
Beavers Face Bluefield In Title Bid Showdown
Bridgeport, led by Carson Deeb with 2,601 passing yards and 32 TDs, challenges Bluefield and its 1,847 rushing yards from JJ Davis. Bluefield counters with depth at receiver Jahiem House and 11 receiving TDs as they pursue an 11th state title, while Bridgeport eyes its 10th. both teams enter a clash built on defense and grinding offense.
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Cole
Bluefield
Bridgeport
JJ Davis
Beavers
Carson Deeb
Deep
Mingo Central
Oak Glen
Jahiem House
Brandon Wiley
Juwaun Green
Jacoban Green
Huggins Returns to Garden With Mountaineers
WVU coach Bob Huggins reflects on the Garden’s historic moments from Ali versus Frazier in 1971 to Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra. He notes WVU’s Big East era games at the Garden, the 2010 Final Four team, and the current Mountaineers aiming for a brighter 2023-24 season after a 15-21 record, with Oscar Tshiebwe and Derek Culver in the mix.
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Ali
Frazier
Oscar Tshiebwe
Democratic Republic of the Congo
West Virginia
Derek Culver
WVU
Garden
Ing
Georgetown
Sean Butler
Mountaineers
Huggins
Bob Hertzel
Bhertzel
Swinney era elevates Clemson to ACC throne and beyond
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney, rising from interim leader in 2008 to a program icon, has guided the Tigers to a streak of 27 straight wins, nine straight seasons with 10 or more victories, and five ACC titles. Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall faces his first championship game after leading the Cavaliers to a Coastal Division title and a rock-smashing victory ritual. AP coverage notes Swinney’s relentless climb and Virginia’s bid to join a select playoff path, with key quotes from players and staff.
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Swinney
Tigers
ACC
Clemson
Tommy Bowden
Ular
James Skalski
Skalski
Virginia
Mendenhall
Cavaliers
Virginia Tech
Charles Snowden
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Essex
Thomas
Stuarts Draft
Jefferson
Merner Field
Hopewell Goochland
Hopewell
Lord Botetourt High
Heritage-Lynchburg
Lord Botetourt
Dulles-Tree
Lake Taylor High School
Patrick Henry Ash
Lake Taylor
Salem
Rora
Eagle
WHIS
Duke
NBCSN
ISU
Ladie
Turin
Italy
Rasmus Hojgaard
Denmark
Benjamin Hebert
Jaco Ahlers
Ricardo Santos
Portugal
Sihwan Kim
United States
Keith Horne
Antoine Rozner
Zander Lombard
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Thomas Detry
Belgium
Matthieu Pavon
David Law
Justin Harding
Ockie Strydom
Darren Fichardt
Calum Hill
Connor Syme
Soren Kjeldsen
Aida John Catlin
Johannes Veerman
Casey O'Toole
John Todd
Ben Geyer
Seungjae Maeng
Nick Latimer
Jeremy Wendelken
Wa Philadelphia
NHL
Colorado
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Ottawa
Edmonton
Los Angeles
Arizona
N.Y. Islanders
Vegas
N.Y. Rangers
Columbus
Tampa Bay
Montreal
Carolina
Winnipeg
Buffalo
Calgary
New Jersey
N.Y
Florida
Nashville
Anaheim
Baltimore Orioles
Herrera
Boston Red Sox
Josh Osich
Marco Hernandez
Cleveland Indians
James Hoyt
Houston Astros
Jake Marisnick
N.Y. Mets
Blake Taylor
Kenedy Corona
Kansas City Royals
Terry Bradshaw
Cal Eldred
Pedro Grise
Brushfork Armory
Laken McKinney
Hope Craft
Shiloh Bailey
Anya Brown
Makenzie Shrewsbury
Bailey
Tazewell Middle School
Sean Martin
Shawn Mitchell
Indians
Hertzel
Times Square
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Ringling Brothers
Roy Rodgers
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Hank Kurz
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