NCAA DII Playoffs and High School Basketball Scores Summary
In college football, NCAA Division II playoff semifinals saw Shepherd defeat Grand Valley State 34 to 32 and Northwest Missouri State edge West Georgia 38 to 23. The next game on December 19 features Shepherd versus Northwest Missouri at 4 p.m. In high school basketball, multiple tournaments in Morgantown, Fairmont, and surrounding areas produced numerous results including Greenbrier East beating St. Albans 60 to 54 and Huntington defeating Nitro 73 to 21, along with several regional tournament finals and consolation games.
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Nitro
Wyoming
Associated Press
Shepherd
Grand Valley State
Northwest Missouri State
West Georgia
Westfield tops Oscar Smith in three overtimes for 6A title
Westfield defeats Oscar Smith 49 to 42 after three overtimes to win the Virginia 6A football championship. Highland Springs beats Stone Bridge 27, Salem over Lake Taylor 17 to 14 in 4A, Magna Vista crushes Lord Botetourt 47 to 21 in 3A, Appomattox defeats Clarke County 42 to 6 in 2A, and Galax edges Riverheads 7 to 6 in 1A.
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Associated Press
Westfield
Oscar Smith
Highland Springs
Stone Bridge
Salem
Lake Taylor
Magna Vista
Lord Botetourt
Appomattox
Clarke County
Galax
Riverheads
Sunday Sports and TV Guide Highlights Dozens of Games
This listings page covers college basketball doubleheaders on FS1 and ESPN networks, NFL and golf broadcasts, soccer matches including Premier League and CONCACAF events, and winter sports events. It also includes NBA box scores with Kentucky and Marshall games and Sunday/Monday schedule notes.
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St. John's
St. Peter's
Seton Hall
ESPNU
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South Florida
CBSSN
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Temple
la Salle
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Clemson
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Orlando
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CBS
FOX
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Sanfrecce Hiroshima
Osaka
Japan
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Schalke 04
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Liverpool
Eintracht Frankfurt
Borussia Dortmund
Honduras
Mexico
San Pedro Sula
United States
China
Glendale
Ariz
Canada
Breckenridge
Colo
NFL Week Matchups Listed for Sunday and Monday
A schedule listing multiple NFL games with kickoff times across cities including Tampa Bay at Columbus, Los Angeles at Ottawa, Buffalo at Detroit, Detroit at St Louis, San Diego at Kansas City, New Orleans at Tampa Bay, Tennessee at New York Jets, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Indianapolis at Jacksonville, Atlanta at Carolina, Seattle at Baltimore, Oakland at Denver, Dallas at Green Bay, New England at Houston, and Monday night clash New York Giants at Miami.
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L.A. Clippers
Brooklyn
Boston
Charlotte
Detroit
Indiana
Chicago
New Orleans
Houston
L.A. Lakers
San Antonio
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Golden State
Washington
Dallas
New York
Portland
Minnesota
Phoenix
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Toronto
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Miami
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Oklahoma City
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New England
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Cleveland
West Denver
Phi
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West
Arizona
San Francisco
Wolineheayoff
NFL Playoff Scenarios Clincing scattered in text
Ambiguous notes describe multiple teams clinching spots or byes across conferences. Mentions ARIZONA, SEATTLE, CAROLINA, MINNESOTA, GREEN BAY, NEW ENGLAND, NEW YORK JETS, BUFFALO, PITTSBURGH, MIAMI, CLEVELAND, KANSAS CITY. Scenarios include wins or ties, losses by opponents, and strength of victory tiebreakers. The fragmentary text lacks coherent single outcome.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Seattle
Carolina
Atlanta
Minnesota
New York Jets
NEW England
Houston
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Miami
Cleveland
Clinches AFC West and playoff spots tale dominates scores
The day’s college basketball scores include Denver defeating Oakland as part of a wider set of results. Conference implications hover with scenarios tying wins. meanwhile regional games feature Buffalo, Columbia, Delaware, Duquesne, Siena, UConn, UMBC, Davidson, James Madison, Kentucky, Marshall, Maryland, and many others posting notable wins and losses.
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Binghamton
Columbia
NJIT
Delaware
Marist
Duquesne
St. Francis
Siena
Albany
Uconn
Ohio St
UMBC
Mount St. Mary's
South Davidson
W. Carolina
Jackson St
Blue Mountain
James Madison
George Mason
Kentucky
Arizona
Bakersfield
South Dakota
Michigan
Texas Southern
Houston Baptist
Arlington Baptist
Oklahoma
Oral Roberts
Stephen F Austin
Arkansas Tech
Army
Air Force
Boise St
Oregon
California
Saint Mary's
Cal
Colorado
BYU
Fresno
Cobras breeze to 65 49 win over Hurley in Breaks Classic
Rose Ridge Va Cobras claim first win of season defeating Hurley 65 49 in the Breaks Classic third place game. David D Boyd posts 10 in each half 13 rebounds leading Council alongside Andrew Gobble 17 points. Brady Justice 13 Taylor Justus 12 for Hurley.
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Hurley
David D. Boyd
Council
Jeremy Ratliff
Hunter Stevens
Austin Shepherd
Cobras
Shepherd
Gobble
David Boyd
Brady Justice
Taylor Justus
Justice
Justus
Pack
Lester
Belcher
Reid
Spencer
Gibson
Barton
Stevens
David
Junior
Marshall tops Eastern Kentucky 96 72 in 40th meeting
James Kelly scored a career high 27 points and Austin Loop hit a career best eight 3-pointers as Marshall defeated Eastern Kentucky 96-72. Kelly added nine rebounds while Ryan Taylor had 13 points and 10 boards for a double double. Loop went 8 of 10 from long range, including six in the first half, as Marshall built a 48-38 lead. EKU was led by Nick Mayo and Jarelle Reischel with 20 points apiece. Reischel also had 10 rebounds for his third double double. The Thundering Herd started the second half on a 17-7 run to pull away. This was the first Marshall EKU meeting since 1995 and the 40th overall, with EKU leading the series 22-17.
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Huntington
James Kelly
Austin Loop
Marshall
Eastern Kentucky
Kelly
Ryan Taylor
C.J. Burks
Loop
Nick Mayo
Jarelle Reischel
Colonels
Reischel
Thundering Herd
EKU
Rockets Collapse Lakers in 126-97 Victory
Houston Rockets dominated Los Angeles 126-97 as James Harden led with 30 points. A late Lakers rally earlier cut the deficit to 11, but Houston answered with a 13-2 run and pulled away. Donatas Motiejunas, Harden, and Patrick Beverley hit timely threes to seal the win. In the same night, the Bulls beat the Pelicans 98-94 as Pau Gasol scored 18 and Aaron Brooks added 15 in the fourth, while Anthony Davis and Tyreke Evans each had 22 for New Orleans, who dropped to 1-11 on the road.
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James Harden
Houston Rockets
Los Angeles Lakers
Nick Youn
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Rockets
Donatas Motiejunas
Harden
Patrick Beverley
Bulls
Pelicans
Pau Gasol
Aaron Brooks
Chicago
New Orleans
Jimmy Butler
Anthony Davis
Tyreke Evans
Elks Hoop Shoot Held At Princeton Recreation Center
The Princeton Elks Lodge hosts its 44th annual Hoop Shoot at the Princeton Recreation Center. Registration begins at 2 PM with the contest at 2 30 PM. Age group winners advance to Huntington regional on Jan 9. Free event with three boys and girls age groups. trophies awarded to top three in each group. Contact Pick Miller at 304 487 6561 or lodge at 304 425 4220.
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Princeton Elks Lodge
Princeton Recreation Center
Huntington
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Logan Tops Princeton In Tolsia Tournament Showdown
Logan vn Princeton 63 47 as Jamyya Knox scores 22 and Ally Sipple 11 for the Wildcats while Day Day Eaves posts 20 points and six rebounds for Princeton’s Tigerettes. Jamie West earns all tournament honors as Princeton plans a home game with Shady Spring.
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Ally Sipple
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Jamie West
Princeton
Shady Spring
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Sipple
Adkins
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Hall
North Marion Beats Bluefield 76 61 In Lady Huskies Win
North Marion defeated Bluefield 76 to 61 as Megan Haller led with 29 points and Presley Tuttle added 15. Taylor Trowbridge contributed 11, while Dani Janutolo scored 18 for Bluefield in a non-ideal 1-2 start.
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Megan Haller
Lady Huskies
Lady Beavers
Presley Tuttle
Taylor Trowbridge
North Marion
Brightork Armory
Tutti
Sigiey
M. Haller
Tobin
Spangler
Trigg
Jia Coppola
Lester
Atwell
Dani Janutolo
Gallanger
NOH Manor Cn2
Buono
Cooves
Tutt
Haller
Freeis
Pipestem Christian dominates Beth Haven in boys basketball
Pipestem Christian Academy defeated Beth Haven Christian Academy 61 to 40 as PCA players Jacob Rutherford 14, Jayson Steele 12, and Kolby Wenger 10 led the scoring. Ronnie Frye poured in 21 for Beth Haven, with four threes. PCA improves to 4-2 and travels to Rural Retreat to face Appalachian Christian Academy next.
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Panthers
Pipestem Christian
Logan County
Beth Haven Christian Academy
Jacob Rutherford
PCA
Jayson Steele
Kolby Wenger
Levi Miller
Colton Lane
Ronnie Frye
Beth Haven
Rural Retreat
Appalachian Christian Academy
Seit Mavers
Caleb DeBerry
Joe Frye
K Mullins
Tyler Hobbs
C. Lane
Miller
Shorter
Pack
Leslie
Spoint
A. Frye
Steele Rutherford
Buffalos Unable To Maintain Lead In Bluefield Clash
Bluefield roared back from a 35-24 halftime deficit to tie the game at 45 behind Monique Robson and Maryah Mazyck, but Milligan pulled away late as Dana Cox led with 15 points and Bluefield coach Corey Mullins lamented inconsistent effort against the top conference team.
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Bluefield
Monique Robson
Maryah
Rams
Mazyck
Courtney Kendrick
Robson
Corey Mullins
Gilliard
Tyrone
Asterino
Princeton survives late push in tight clash with East Fairmont
Princeton holds off East Fairmont 82 72 as Logan Watkins anchors final stand and Cochran leads with 16 points. East Fairmont’s Andrew Slusser tops scoring with 17 hitting four threes. Bees endure late missteps to preserve 2 0 record in a hard fought rivalry game.
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Princeton
Logan Watkins
Cochran
Jacob Whittington
Andrew Slusser
East Fairmont
Cotton Fix
Cole Cochran
Lt. Reed
Garrison Hartwell
Bryson Murphy
Spoint
Stusser
Maddox
McQuain
Lawson
Gaskill
PGHS
Whittington
C. Fix
PSHS
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