West Virginia Class A girls all-state basketball team named
West Virginia Sportswriters Association selects the Class A girls all state basket ball team with first team members from Doddridge Gauley Bridge Parkersburg Catholic and other schools. Second team and honorable mentions include players from Wirt County Madonna Circleville and more, highlighting depth across small schools.
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Charleston
West Virginia Sportswriters Association
Tammy Rife
Kelly Caudill
Burch
Stephanie Gunn
Doddridge
Allison Thomas
Gauley Bridge
Judy Smith
Parkersburg Catholic
Jody Bosley
Moorefield
Crystal Darago
Montcalm
Valerie Hodge
Vinson
Shelley Sizemore
Stephanie Sims
Wirt County
Joanna Bernabel
Madonna
Kim
Sunday NFL results and open dates with late stats
Summary of Sunday scores including Buffalo 31 Indianapolis 7 Houston 58 Cleveland 14 Giants 23 Vikings 15 Steelers 24 Patriots 3 Phoenix 24 Avanta 13 49ers 20 Bengals 17 OT Seattle 20 Packers 14 Washington 10 Bears 9 Chiefs 31 Broncos 20 Saints 24 Rams 20 Dolphins 23 Eagles 20 OT Open dates listed Dallas Jets San Diego Tampa Bay. Late stats show LA Raiders 38 Detroit 31 with Det Sanders 176 rushing yards and Schroeder 195 passing yards.
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Buffalo
Indianapolis
Houston
Cleveland
New York Giants
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
New England
Phoenix
Avanta
San Francisco
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Ewing
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NE. Pato
New York Brief on NBA Standings and Player Averages
New York AP reports on NBA standings and individual averages across scoring field goal percentage and rebounding. The article highlights leaders and shifts in the league standings with emphasis on standout performers and team positions.
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New York
NBA
Blue roster named for Blue-Gray All Star Game in Montgomery
Montgomery AP reports the Blue roster for the Blue-Gray All Star Football Classic to be played on December 25 includes quarterbacks Ralph Martini from San Jose and Grady Bennett from Montana, plus a list of running backs receivers tight ends and centers from major programs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ralph Martini
San Jose
Grady Bennett
Montana
Blaise Bryant
Iowa
Gerald Hudson
Oklahoma
Mike Jones
Missouri
Sheldon Canley
Curtis Mayfeld
Anzy Collins
Dennis Arey
San Diego
Reggie Moore
UCLA
Randy Austin
Tim Bruton
Mike Smith
Washington St
Chip Budde
Kan Sas
Poll and coaching staff listings mixed with NFL salary note
NAIA poll names and coaches across numerous schools and players including Oklahoma State Iowa State Wisconsin and Rutgers. followed by a New York AP report on total salaries for all 28 NFL teams in 1990, including bonuses, as compiled by the NFL Players Association.
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New York
NFL
NFL Players Association
College Basketball Night Schedule Highlights
ESPN covers Seton Hall at Villanova at 7:30 p.m. on BRadio lists Gale Catlett show at 7 p.m. WHIS airs Gale Catlett program and various college games including Bluefield State at Charleston at 7:30 p.m. High school games feature John Battle at Tazewell Thursday 5:15 p.m. Rio Grande women visit Concord at 7:30 p.m. Whitewood travels to Grundy.
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Mtv
Seton Hall
Villanova
Bradio
Gale Catlett
Bluefield State
Charleston
John Battle
Tazewell
Rio Grande
Concord
Whitewood
Grundy
Boston Red Sox Name Steve Braun Minor League Hitting Instructor
Transactions across leagues note Steve Braun named as minor league hitting instructor for the Boston Red Sox. Oakland Athletics reach terms with Dave Henderson on a two year contract. California League Palm Springs Angels appoint Stewart Cliburn as pitching coach. Oklahoma City Cavalry acquire Orlando Graham and Ricky Grace related players for draft picks and cash. Pittsburgh Penguins trade Jim Johnson and Chris Dahlquist to Minnesota North Stars for Larry Murphy and Peter Taglianetti.
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Boston Red Sox
Steve Braun
Oakland Athletics
Dave Henderson
Palm Springs Angels
Stewart Cliburn
Continental Basketball Association
Oklahoma City Cavalry
Orlando Graham
Quad City Thunder
Ricky Grace
Barry Mitchel
Draf
Pittsburgh Penguins
Jim Johnson
Chris Dahlquist
Minesota North Stars
Larry Murphy
Peter Taglianett
Hokies Edge Rams In Overtime Thriller
Virginia Tech defeats Virginia Commonwealth 77-75 in overtime as Rod Wheeler scores 22 including key baskets late. Moses adds 20, Rivers 15 for Hokies while VCU’s Derek Tompkins leads with 19. The game marked a tight series with eight of ten decisions by eight points or fewer.
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Richmond
Rod Wheeler
Virginia Tech
Virginia Commonwealth
Rams
Dewayne Garner
Eeler
Hokies
Anthony Moses
Wheeler
Moses
John Rivers
Derek Tompkins
Eric Atkins
Bobby Reddish
Spurs defeat Pistons for first home loss this season
San Antonio Spurs center David Robinson had 27 points and 16 rebounds as Detroit missed free throws and dropped 95-86 at The Palace. Pistons, 8-1 at home, saw Joe Dumars lead with 19 points while Isiah Thomas added 16 and John Salley 15. Rod Strickland paced the Spurs with 16 points.
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Auburn Hills
Mich
David Robinson
San Antonio Spurs
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
West Coast
the Palace
Joe Dumars
Isiah Thomas
John Salley
Rod Stickland
Spurs
Sean Elliott
Salley
Princeton Tigers pound South Charleston 77 to 58 in JV clash
Stinson and Lawrence spark Princeton with 16 points and 16 rebounds as the Tigers beat South Charleston 77 58 in the junior varsity game. Nicky Washington had 17 for Princeton while Dowell and Richards added 13 each. South Charleston led 32 32 at halftime before Princeton pulled away in the second half.
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Princeton
Stinson
Lawrence
Wray
Tigers
Pulaskine
Nicky Washington
Charles Dowell
Todd Richards
South Charleston
Eagles
Charleston
Taylor
Tyler
Green
Terry
Thaxton
Hicks
Eary
Pugh
Totals
Keaton
Snider
Stores
Pennington
Rickman
West Virginia Scoring Ledger: Local Basketball Scores Reported
West Virginia teams posted scores across regions with Bramwel upsetting Oakvale 75 to 55 and Brooke defeating Weir 93 to 62. Fort Hill Md beat Martinsburg 94 to 86 in overtime as Parkersburg edged East Fairmont 94 to 79. Other results include Gauley Bridge 65 over Marsh Fork 62 and George Washington 75 over Scott 51. Additional tallies: Shady Spring 83 over Hedgesville, Saint James Md 91 over Herndon 58, Hundred 66 over West Greene Pa 62, Midland Trail 113 over Clay County 94, Mayo Ohio 67 over Oak Glenn 56, Nicholas County 76 over Herbert Hoover 71, Oak Hill 93 over Mount Hope 43, Paden City 75 over Bishop Donahue 54, Valley Weter 81 over Cameron 49, Vinson 83 over Duval 51, Washington Irving 80 over Lewis County 59, Webster County 85 over kins 73, West Fairmont 74 over Morgantown 51, Wirt County 90 over Gilmer County 77.
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Bramwel
Oakvale
Brooke
Weir
Buffalo Wayne
St Joseph
Doddridge County
Parkersbur
East Fairmont
South Harrison Fayetteville
Hinton
Fort Hill
Martinsburg
Gauley Bridge
Marsh Fork
George Washington
Scott
Greenbrier West
Shady Spring
Hedgesville
Saint James
Herndon
Gilbert
Hundred
West Greene
Midland Trail
Clay County
Mayo
Ohio
Oak Glenn
Nicholas County
Herbert Hoover
Oak Hill
Mount Hope
Paden City
Bishop Donahue
Valley Weter
Cameron
Vinson
Duval
Washington Irving
Lewis County
Webster County
Kins
West Fairmont
Morgantown
Wirt County
Gilmer County
Union halts Cavaliers in 82 75 thriller at Mercer Christian
Union jumps to a 19 8 first period lead and defeats Mercer Christian Academy 82 75. Shawn Baker scores 25 for Union with Chris Haynes 16. Nelson Farris leads Mercer with 26 and Brian McKinney 18. Cavaliers travel to Clear Fork Friday. junior high gap Mills beat Mercer 49 46.
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Princeton — Union
Mercer Christian Academy
Shawn Baker
Red Devil
Chris Haynes
Mercer
Nelson Farris
Brian McKinney
Cavaliers
Clear Fork
Gap Mills
Mercer Christian
Joel Young Mercer
Cavalliaise Mercer
Anthony Fink
Dale Vance
Donald Farmer
Vance Shippley
UNION
Gary Adams
Dillion Caquilla
Tony Tolliver
Jason Moye
Jason
Saunders keys Trojan victory over Montcalm in Mercer clash
Montcalm 65 Athens 74 as David Saunders scores 23 to pace the Trojans. Keatley 14, Hill 12, Scarboro 10 contribute. Isaac 22 leads Montcalm with Smith 18 and Brooks 15. Trojans lead 45-35 at halftime. Montcalm next hosts Bramwell while Athens plays Herndon.
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Montcalm
David Saunders
Athens Trojans
Montcalm Generals
Mercer County
Bramwell
Athens
Herndon
Trojans
Joe Keatley
Stuart Hill
Jason Scarboro
Ricky Isaac
Generals
Dewayne Smith
Jason Brooks
Esestass Secesesons
Ses Cousasoeseedes
Hawkins, Owls topple Oceana in season opener
Hawkins scored a game high 22 points to lift Big Creek past the Oceana Indians 69 64 in the opener. Padgett and Yates added 19 each for Big Creek while Scott Brown led Oceana with 23 and Stewart and Brooks had 10 apiece. Big Creek improves to 1 0 and hosts Jaeger Friday.
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War
Pete Hawkins
Big Creek
Oceana Indians
Jaeger
Tai Padgett
Joe Yates
Scott Brown
Oceana
Bryce Stewart
Jason Brooks
Indians
Owls
Narrows blanks Giles in Mountain Empire clash
Green Wave roared from a 32-29 halftime edge to crush Giles 65-51 in a Mountain Empire District game. Narrows improves to 1-1 while Giles drops to 0-1, with Dent scoring 19 and Bragg 18 for Narrows and Ramsey 22 for Giles.
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Giles
Narrows
Green Wave
Rocky Gap
Eff Dent
Mason Bragg
Brent Rampey
Spartans
Stacy Hutchison
Narrows — Mann
Brian Johnson
Br. Johnson
Mosley
Bowles
Jel Dent
Giles — Higginbotham
Allen
Eddie Adams
Brent Ramsey
Carbaugh
Bluefield College Lady Rams Drop 73 61 At Grayson
Kentucky Christian built a 33 28 halftime lead and defeated Bluefield College 73 61 in Grayson Kentucky Donna Viney led Bluefield with 17 points Michelle Morgan added 13 Leigh Morgan 10 Bluefield at 3 5 have lost four of last five and play Bluefield State Saturday at 6 p m at the Golden Dome
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Grayson
Kentucky
Christian
Bluefield College
Lady Rams
Bluefield State
Golden Dome
Donna Viney
Rams
Michelle Morgan
Leigh Morgan
Emory and Henry Tops Cavaliers In Tight Region Clash
Emory and Henry defeated Clinch Valley 67 to 63 as Leon Hill scored 19 points. The Wasps outscored the Cavaliers 21 to 6 from three point range, shooting seven of 17 from beyond the arc while Clinch Valley made only two of 10 attempts.
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Angel Thoney
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Gilmer
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Tonya Brooks
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Crystal Fury
Terry Shin
Jenny Raines
Circleville
Lori Coomes
Matoaka
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Clay Battelle
Tracy Fletcher
Michelle Linkswiler
Susan Bowles
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Susan Perkins
Jessica On
Jour
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Meadow Aanter
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Annalee Tewan
Cindy Cunningham
Melissa Parrish
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Asa Clevenger
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Mullens
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Sarah Bos
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