Boys and Girls High School Basketball Schedule
Today's slate features boys games Graham at Bluefield Brushfork site and Wyoming East at Pike View while Princeton visits Shady Spring plus Mercer Christian at Appalachian Christian Virginia High at Richlands at 7 p.m. E Montgomery hosts Bland County and Fort Chiswell plays Tazewell with several 7:30 p.m. starts. Girls action includes Independence at Mount View River View at Greater Beckley Christian Narrows at Auburn Summers County versus James Monroe Montcalm vs Mercer Christian Grundy at Council and Northwood at Honaker plus Patrick Henry at Haysi.
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Graham
Bluefield
Brushfork
Wyoming
Pike View
Princeton
Shady Spring
Mercer Christian
Appalachian Christian
Virginia High
Richlands
Montgomery
Bland County
Fort Chiswell
Tazewell
Auburn
Narrows
Grundy
Council
Northwood
Honaker
Patrick Henry
Haysi Phelps
Hurley
Independence
Mount View
River View
Greater
Concord running back Calvinaugh Jones earns BSN Offensive Player honor
Concord University junior running back Calvinaugh Jones received the Beyond Sports Network Super Region One Offensive Player of the Year. He piled up 1,664 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns this season, averaging 6.7 yards per carry and cracking 100 yards in 12 of 13 games.
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Calvinaugh Jones
Beyond Sports Network
Concord University
Concord
Daktronics
MEC honors Kestner for Player of the Week
Jacqueline Kestner of Concord University earned Mountain East Conference women’s basketball Player of the Week honors after scoring 26 points on 10 of 15 shooting in a win over Glenville State and recording 13 points with 11 rebounds in a win at West Virginia Wesleyan. She averages 36.8 minutes per game, second in the MEC.
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Jacqueline Kestner
Concord University
Glenville State
West Virginia Wesleyan
College Basketball Tonight Highlights TV Schedule
ESPN carries Villanova versus Illinois from New York and Indiana tangles Louisville in a 9 p.m. matchup. ESPN2 presents Seton Hall at Wichita State and Texas A M at Baylor while ESPNU features Morningside Kansas City at Iowa and E Michigan at Michigan. FS1 hosts IUPUI at Xavier and South Dakota at Creighton. NBCSN airs Los Angeles against Buffalo in NHL action.
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ESPN
Villanova
Illinois
New York
ESPN2
Seton Hall
Wichita St
ESPNU
Kansas City
Iowa
FS1
IUPUI
Xavier
Indiana
Louisville
Texas A&m
Baylor
Espnews
Alcorn St
Michigan
South Dakota
Creighton
Pocahontas Coal Association Player of the Year Banquet
Eleven prep football players from nine area schools will be honored at the 14th annual Pocahontas Coal Association Bluefield Daily Telegraph Player of the Year banquet at the Princeton Elks Lodge tonight. The event, sponsored by the coal association, will include selecting a player and coach of the year.
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Pocahontas Coal Association
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Princeton Elks Lodge
The
Coal Association
2014 15 BDT Bounce prep basketball special
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces the Thursday release of the 2014 15 BDT Bounce section covering 44 prep basketball teams from both Virginias. The print edition will be supported by the website bdtbounce.com with additional material.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Virginias
Bdtbounce.com
Panthers top PikeView 74 to 48 in Graham benefit game
Bluefield Virginia report notes Madison May scored 21 as PikeView pressured Graham into turnovers. Graham led 25-7 in the second quarter but fell to 3-0 on the Panthers, with Lexi Kiser scoring 21 for Graham and Dejah Carter 10. PikeView hosts Mount View next.
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Bluefield
Madison May
PikeView
Panthers
Graham Middle School
Graham
Lyndsay Hatfield
Courtney White
Brittany
Moore
Lexi Kiser
Dejah Carter
Virginia High
Bearcats
Mount View
May
Jennifer Day
G-Girls
MU's Hamrick says lack of Herd support would be insult
Marshall fans vent frustration over playing Northern Illinois in the Boca Raton Bowl as athletic director Mike Hamrick defends the program during a Monday press conference with coach Doc Holliday and six seniors. The Thundering Herd, 11-1 after beating Louisiana Tech 26-23 for the Conference USA title, sought a New Year’s Six berth despite no Power 5 opponent and earning a spot in the CFP Top 25 after a late-season stumble.
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Mu’s Hamrick
Eckley
Marshall
Northern Illinois
Mike Hamrick
Doc Holliday
Thundering Herd
Louisiana Tech
Clintwood Grabs Non-Conference Win Over Twin Valley
Clintwood Greenwave edged Twin Valley 71 66 in a closer than expected non conference test. Kayla Mullins led Clintwood with 32 points while Ivy Gulley added 10 and fueled a 9 0 run to start the final period securing the lead for good with 5 43 left on a corner 3.
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Pilgrim's Knob
Clintwood
Greenwave
Twin Valley
Kayla Mullins
Ivy Gulley
TCU’s Boykin and Dawson lead AP All Big 12 picks
Trevone Boykin named offensive player of the year as TCU, co-champs, dominate AP All-Big 12. Paul Dawson earns top defensive honors. Baylor places five first-teamers led by Spencer Orange. Oklahoma adds four selections. Boykin posts 3,714 passing yards, 30 TDs, 642 rushing yards, eight scores.
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TCU
Boykin
Dawson
Ort Worth
Texas
Trevone Boykin
Horned Frogs
Associated Press
Paul Dawson
Baylor
Spencer Orange
Oklahoma
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Bluefield Beavers
Graham G-Men
Brushfork Armory
West Virginia
Cu’s Jones
MEC
Kestner
NBCSN
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Brittany Moore
Madison
Brennah Davis
Lauryn Hatfield
Katlyn Shrewsbury
Sarah Robinson
Katelyn Odle
Lyndsey Hatfield
Raleigh Peyton
Makaliah Shrewsbury
Eric DiNovo
By Gary Fauber
Daily Telegraph
Herd
Clintwood Edges
By Stephen Hawkins
AP Sports Writer