College basketball results and prep matchups listed
Concord College defeated Ohio Valley College 92 to 77. Tonight Shady Spring plays Summers County Montcalm faces Big Creek Jaeger meets Bluefield. Tazewell visits Virginia High. N Y Rangers beat Toronto 6 to 2. Dallas plays Calgary late. Sunday Night Football Minnesota 38 Chicago 22. Green Bay at Tampa Bay late.
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Ohio Valley College
Shady Spring
Summers County
Montcalm
Big Creek
N.Y. Rangers
Toronto
Dallas
Calgary
National Football League
Minnesota
Chicago
Green Bay
Tampa Bay
West Virginia girls basketball poll shows Tigerettes sixth in AA
The West Virginia Coaches Association preseason ranking places Debbie Ball's Tigerettes sixth in Class AA. Wayne Ryan's Lady Bobcats are third in AA while John O'Neal's Cavaliers are second in A. Wheeling Park tops AAA. Tucker County and Oak Glen lead AA. Parkersburg Catholic leads A. Season opens December 11 12 with Beckley tournament and games tonight at Bluefield.
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Harts
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Summers County
Shady Spring
MCA
Beckley
Appalachian Bible College
Bluefield
Jaeger
Boasy
Beavers Host Jaeger in Girls Basketball Opener
Bluefield High School hosts Jaeger for the season opener at 7 30 p m with Lady Beavers seniors Carmela Jeffries Christy Crawford and Andra Wade returning. Summers County hosts Shady Spring and Montcalm visits Big Creek in the trio of girls games.
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Bluefield
Lady Beavers
Jaeger
Bluefield High School
Summers County
Shady Spring
Montcalm
Big Creek
Carmela Jeffries
Christy Crawford
Andra Wade
Concord Mountain Lions defeat Ohio Valley 92 77 at Centennial Hall
Sterling Tate led Concord with 24 points as the Mountain Lions avenged an earlier loss to Ohio Valley. Phillip Saunders added 17 points off the bench, and Matt Gaither contributed 9 points and 10 assists as Concord stretched a 23 4 run in nine minutes to secure the home win.
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Concord
Mountain Lions
Sterling Tate
Ohio Valley
Scots
Centennial Hall
Steve Cox
Sterling
Cox
Don Christie
Christie
Phillip Saunders
Pierre Poindexter
Jeff Canterbury
Matt Gaither
Bluefield High
Matt
Greg Kupfner
Fighting Scots
Jeremiah Colegrove
John Hennessey
Kenny White
Dionte Simpson
OVC
Bluefield State
Colegrove
Trey
Canterbury
Local brawl champ turns to pro boxing
Bluefield native Livingston, winner of the Rough N Rowdy heavyweight division at Brushfork Armory, announces he will turn professional. The 21-year-old 6-1, 225-pound heavyweight has KO'd most opponents for two years and commits to intense training as he pursues a boxing career.
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Luefield
Livingston
Bluefield
Brushfork Armory
de Groh and Jones to meet in New York before bowl clash
Eric de Groh of Orgtown West Myince University will meet Missouri quarterback Corby Jones in New York at a National Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame awards dinner. The two, among 17 scholar athletes honored, discuss the Insight.com Bowl on December 26 in Tucson while finalists vie for the Draddy Award. Jones, tackling a 7-4 Missouri season, has 178 attempts for 1,281 yards and nine TDs, plus 536 rushing yards and 11 TDs.
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West Myince University
Eric de Groh
Missouri
Corby Jones
Tucson
Ariz
New York City
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College Football Hall of Fame
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
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Vincent de Paul Draddy
Heisman
Jones
Syracuse
Donovan McNabb
Kent Layman
John Dausman
Layman
Dausman
Devin West
Amos Zereoue
West Virginia
Zereoue
West
Kansas
Tigers
Region IV girls basketball picks include Farmer and Gibson
Leigh Farmer of the Lady Wave and Erin Gibson of Carroll County lead Region IV selections announced Monday. Also named are Heather Miller of Bassett as Player of the Year, with Sherrell Sowho, Emily Goad and a second team featuring Carey Fletcher, Sarah Alley, Stacie Cole, Brandi Owens, and Teshia Mitchell. Rebekah Bess of Tazewell High noted among honorees.
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Leigh Farmer
Carroll County
Erin Gibson
Lady Wave
Lady Cavaliers
Bassett
Heather Miller
Virginia High
Sherrell Sowho
Patrick County
Emily Goad
Grundy
Carey Fletcher
Richlands
Sarah Alley
Lebanon
Mount View coach Mark Page resigns post
Mark Page steps down after 19 years coaching Mount View boys basketball to become assistant principal. Gary Brown named successor as Page remains Mount View athletic director. Page noted leaving coaching to focus on administration, praising past mentors and players.
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Mt. View
ELCH
Mark Page
Mount View High School
Gary Brown
Mount View
Northfork
West Virginia
Street & Smith Magazine
Big Blues
Jack Lawson
Northfork High
Jennings Boyd
Henry Winkfield
Brown
William Carrington
TS Rero
Reception to honor coaching great in Pocahontas
Ill Stone is hailed as a rock to local educators who built successful sports programs at Pocahontas High School and Graham High School. A public reception will be held Saturday December 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Pocahontas cafeteria with Superintendent Woodrow Mullins in attendance.
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Ill Stone
Pocahontas High School
Graham High School
Tazewell County
Pocahontas
Supt
Woodrow Mullins
Tom Brewster
Linda Trigg
Big Creek High
Bob” Turner
Lebanon Pioneers
Stone
Jerry Harman
Poca
Owl
Harman
Bobby Wyatt
PHS
Don Carter
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Eric DiNovo
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Lions
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Larry Hypes
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