Broad sports lineup across radio and TV tonight
A full schedule lists WHIS 1440 AM and Eagle 100.9 FM radio coverage plus ESPN networks and FS channels. Events include Bluefield at James Monroe boys hoops and college, NBA, NHL, and Bundesliga and Premier League games with times from noon to night.
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Virginia Prep Football Championship Results Sunday
AP reports on the Virginia state championship outcomes from the prep football season with results from the ongoing state finals. Key teams and players are named, highlighting the champions and notable performances from the Sunday events.
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AP College Football All-America Team Group 1 to 6 results
The report lists multiple high school group results from Virginia a complete all america team with college players including Baker Mayfield Bryce Love Rashaad Penny Orlando Brown Mike McGlinchey Quenton Nelson Braden Smith Billy Price Mark Andrews James Washington Anthony Miller Saquon Barkley Matt Gay and more plus first team defense and special teams selections. It also notes NBA scores with Charlotte defeating Oklahoma City 116 103.
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Billy Price
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Mark Andrews
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Clelia Ferrell
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Maurice Hurst
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Josey Jewell
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T.J. Edwards
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Josh Jackson
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Minkah Fitzpatrick
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DeShon Elliott
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Michael Dickson
Basketball scores and matchups from Tuesday games
NBA results include Chicago 108 over Boston 85 and Houston 130 over New Orleans 123. Also listed are upcoming schedule slots and college girls and boys results such as Union Grant 93 over Turkeyfoot Valley 88 and Greater Beckley Christian 43 over Liberty Raleigh 13 with several other regional scores.
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Virginia Prep Scores Roundup Of Local Games
Appomattox 48, Buckingham County 42 Barbourville 74, Thomas Walker 41 Blacksburg 52, Radford 39 Covington 43, Alleghany 31 Hidden Valley 66, Franklin County 44 Lord Botetourt 60, Salem 35 Maggie Walker 53, Washington & Lee 48 William Byrd 53, Pulaski County 44 Alleghany 78, Craig County 33 Blacksburg 58, Floyd County 41 Galax 59, Eastern Montgomery 33 Northside 82, Glenvar 49 Pulaski County 61, Carroll County 48 Roanoke Catholic 67, Fishburne Military 28
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Wray Remembered Coach Wray and Bramwell Starred
Wray coached Princeton Senior High in the 1990s and early 2000s before moving to Roanoke. Paden City finished 27 0 and Bramwell went 25 2 en route to a state Class A title. The Millionaires beat Pineville in the state tournament to extend their championship quest. Arrangements for a memorial service were pending on Monday.
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Hamlet, Bolte push Concord past Virginia Union in gritty win
Concord survives a close finish behind 28 points by BJ Hamlet and 28 by Tommy Bolte. Hamlet scored 24 of his 28 in the first half as Concord built a 43-33 halftime lead. Bolte dominated late with 15 of 16 free throws, sealing an 84-80 victory over Virginia Union as the Mountain Lions eye a 5-1 mark and a break before league play.
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G-Girls rally past James Monroe in high scoring win
Graham improves to 2-7 behind Lexi Heralds 12 points and McKenzie Riffe nine field goals. Riffe and Herald lead early 9-1 and 16-9 first quarter, with Perdue and Day adding assists and boards. James Monroe struggles offensively, trailing 25-14 at half, then 39-20 after third as Graham wins by 95 to 48.
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Kameryn Fields
Maggie Page
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Rachel Rife
Bluefield Rams sweep St Andrews in AAC win
Bluefield College Lady Rams outscored St Andrews 13-0 in the final quarter to win 68-56 as Danae Cox and Hannah Preservati fueled a late surge. Preservati scored 20 points with three assists. Cox added 13 while Autumn Hash hauled in six rebounds. St Andrews led 49-48 entering the fourth but BC closed strong to secure the conference win.
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Narrows Green Wave top Bland County 63 40 in Rocky Gap game
Narrows Green Wave built a 26-22 halftime lead and rolled to a 63-40 win over Bland County as the defense held the Bears to nine points in both second halves. Gavin Pruitt led Narrows with 19 points, Wyatt Freeman 13, and Brady Patteson 12 while Jake Watters had 12 for Bland County.
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Ex Tigers to join the Hall of Fame duo Morris and Trammell
Jack Morris and Alan Trammell, former Detroit Tigers stars, were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame at the winter meetings in Lake Buena Vista. They debuted in 1977, spent 13 years with Detroit, and will be enshrined together on July 29. Morris recorded 254 wins and a famous 1991 World Series Game 7 shutout. Trammell was a six time All Star and four time Gold Glove winner with a .285 average and over 1,000 runs and RBIs.
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