Concord College MW dominates Ohio Valley 92 77
Concord College men's basketball beat Ohio Valley 92 to 77 on Monday. Ohio Valley trailed throughout as Concord controlled the pace with balanced scoring from its lineup.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1998
Page
1
Concord College men's basketball beat Ohio Valley 92 to 77 on Monday. Ohio Valley trailed throughout as Concord controlled the pace with balanced scoring from its lineup.
West Virginia Coaches Association preseason rankings place Debbie Ball s Tigerettes sixth in Class AA while Summers County and Mercer Christian earn spots. Wheeling Park tops Class AAA with Fairmont Senior Huntington George Washington and Nicholas County also ranked. Princeton Morgantown Parkersburg Woodrow Wilson Parkersburg South are notable in Class A and bluefield gets votes. Upcoming openers include Princeton December 17 at Woodrow Wilson and Summers County versus Shady Spring tonight.
Bluefield High School hosts Jaeger tonight at 7 30 p m to start the girls basketball season as Summers County welcomes Shady Spring and Montcalm visits Big Creek. Lady Beavers return seniors Carmela Jeffries Christy Crawford and Sandra Wade.
Concord (2-7) beat Ohio Valley 92-77 at Centennial Hall, sweeping the Scots after a strong nine minute surge. Sterling Tate led with 24 points, Phillip Saunders added 17 off the bench, and Matt Gaither contributed 10 assists as coach Steve Cox earned his 170th win.
LUEFIELD Lights Out B Livingston of Bluefield turns pro after winning the Heavyweight division in Rough N Rowdy at Brushfork Armory. At 21, 6-1 225 pounds, he has KO'd most opponents in two years and trains hard with push ups, sit ups, running, and bag work.
Eric de Groh of ORGANTOWN-West Virginia and Missouri quarterback Corby Jones, stars in the Insight.com Bowl race, will attend a National Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame awards dinner in New York City. Jones leads Missouri with 1,578 rushing yards and 17 TDs, while de Groh eyes talks before the Dec 26 bowl in Tucson.
Leigh Farmer of the Lady Wave and Erin Gibson of Carroll County are named to the All Region IV girls basketball team joining Heather Miller of Bassett as Player of the Year. Others earning spots include Sherrell Sowho and Emily Goad, Carey Fletcher, Sarah Alley, Stacie Cole, Brandi Owens, Teshia Mitchell, and Rebekah Bserscis-Grundy of Tazewell High.
Mark Page longtime Mount View coach resigns the boys basketball post to become assistant principal. Gary Brown named Page successor and Mount View athletic director will guide a 10-12 team with returning 6-3 center William Carrington.
A reception honoring longtime coach mi ll Stone will be held Saturday December 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. in Pocahontas cafeteria with Superintendent Woodrow Mullins on hand and the public invited. Stone has guided Pocahontas Graham and county schools, with past stints at Big Creek High and roles in Lebanon and regional events.
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