College Basketball Telecast Slates Listed For Sunday
Television listings show men's college basketball games at 5 30 p m Pepperdine at Maryland and 8 p m Portland at Duke on Fox Sports Net plus a 1 p m bowling and 3 p m golf blocks. Also notes NFL doubleheader coverage and NHL game as well as a rodeo finals in Las Vegas.
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VHSL Championships Powhatan Edge William Fleming 6 0
Powhatan 14 0 season finish clinches title as Kevin Minor connects to Jason Harris for a late third quarter TD. William Fleming 11-3 could not respond in the 6-0 VHSL Group AA Division 4 championship in Lynchburg Virginia.
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Lynchburg, Va
Kevin Minor
Jason Harris
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James Madison University
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Massaponax
Richmond
Lee Bujakowski
David Hearington
Jarrett Brown
Rico Reynolds
Gretna
Monticello
Vhsus
Richmond, Va
Evan Royster
Westfield
Landstown
Essex
Isaiah Spivey
Tyler Kilgore
Gate City
Middle School Roundup Highlights From Week Games
Shady Spring girls beat Mercer Christian 29 15 led by Jennifer Tilley with 11 and Emily Daniel 10 MCA top scorers Casey Cannon eight Charity Nester seven. Glenwood dominates Mercer Christian 39 16 Lauren Broyles 25 top, MCA’s Buchanan and Smith six each. Glenwood 32 15 Lashmeet Matoaka led by Lauren Broyles 18 Brittany Johnson eight. Mullens Glenwood 38 21 Lori Broyles 20 Kayla Marsh and Brittany Johnson eight each. Princeton girls win Oakvale 34 21 led by Tessa Akers 11 Laura Whitt 10. Oakvale boys beat Montcalm 30 19 Jay Kelly 12.
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Montcalm
Jay Kelly
Owls
Anthony Graham
Donald White
Justin Dunford
Brooke Winfield and Tolsia sweep state titles across classes
Brooke wins its fourth straight Class AAA cheer title, Winfield earns its first Class AA crown amid tragedy, and Tolsia captures a 12th overall championship now in Class A. Spring Valley, Oak Hill, and Wheeling Central also place in their respective divisions.
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Nitro honors: Fulmer leads top all star offensive unit
Sophomore standout Chris Fulmer earns first-team wide receiver honors after a 109 catch season with 1,576 yards and 15 touchdowns. First-team line includes Doug Legursky, Brandon Manchion, Adam Hammell, and Scott Stalnaker. Joe Bragg at tight end. Defenders feature Lou Thomas, Levi Merritt, and eight interception leaders Derek Terry and Justin Friend. Ricky Phillips adds 2,000 total offense. Captains James Burkes and Josh Dodd named Class AAA second-team captains.
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Nitro
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Riverside
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Parkersburg
Adam Hammell
Hurricane
Scott Stalnaker
Morgantown
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Cody Tommack
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University
Bryan Golden
Ripley
Dale Kestner
Derek Terry
Justin Friend
Spring Valley
Ricky Phillips
John Saunders
Connor Louden
Capital
James Burkes
Josh Dodd
Princeton
Brad Hearld
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