West Virginia AA all state football team named by WV sports writers
The West Virginia Sports Writers Association releases the Class AA all state team with selections across offense defense and special teams. Notable picks include Shane Meadows Shady Spring Brent Gillenwater Duval Rick Hayes Bluefield and Andrew Cowan Ritchie County among others with co captaincies and multiple positions highlighted. The list features players from Musselman Grafton Bluefield Poca Midland Trail and more across offensive and defensive units.
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Charleston
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West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Shane Meadows
Shady Spring
J.R. Rush
Musselman
Brent Gillenwater
Duval
Rick Hayes
Bluefield
Mike Octave
Grafton
Adam Cantrell
Summers County
Steve Tignor
Sissonville
Andrew Cowan
Ritchie County
Shawn Cooper
Midland Trail
Jeremy O'Dell
Greenbrier West
Jim Pertee
Tolsia
Billy Jack Parsley
Tug Valley
Denero Marriott
Steve Root
South Harrison
Leffie Jarrell
Liberty Raleigh
Charlie Hartley
Poca
Denzil Satterfield
Yubrenal Isabelle
Bobby Lemley
Luke Martin
Clinton Kaufmann
Frankfort
Jason Nicewarner
Bridgeport
Tommy Ewing
Chad Green
East Bank
Seth Lyle
Chip Donohoe
Ravenswood
J.R. Brehm
Mullens
Josh Ashcraft
Liberty Harrison
Mitch Greenbrier
Josh Waugh
Berkeley Springs
Don Lindsey
Casey Brown
Chris Horrocks
Bryan Harman
Matt Haley
Braxton County
Daniel Smith
Matt Mcuilton
Adam Jackson
James Monroe
Andy Pritt
Clay County
Matthew Honorable
Eric Cole
Phil Amick
Richwood
Chris Stimson
Jaeger
D.J. Martin
Webster County
Chancey Steele
Sherman
Shannon Martin
Chris Cayton
Charlies Harris
Independence
Luke Kincaid
Jeremy Miller
Shane Coleman
Kevin Buzzard
Daniel Amos
Tyler Consolidated
Tom Lombardo
John Clyburn
Paul Barb
Pocahontas County
Lanny Basham
Steve Margret
Josh Fuller
Buffalo Wayne
Ronnie Lawrence
Darion Lafferty
Jason Clark
Robbie Bragg
Chad McClanahan
Aaron Amburgay
Chapmanville
Mike Dillon
Jeff Graley
Gary Garrett
Washington Irving
Jason Rider
Calhoun County
Ryan Ward
Brian Zickefoose
Richard Chandler
Mike Roebuck
L.H. Clendenin
Jimmy Holbert
John Stone
Derek Cullop
Brian Warner
Pineville
Matt Wilson
Tommy Layne
Jason Williams
Robbie Gordon
J.P. McCullough
Jason Lively
Neil Dunlap
John Meddings
Telsia
Matt Saville
Russ Moore
Lincoln
Sam Lambert
Eric King
Chad Ritchie
Ben Farance
A.J. Byrd
Chris Reynolds
Foster Cames
Chris Fleenor
Oceana
Nick Lanham
Petersburg
Mike Pitzer
David Marks
Jared Grady
Greg Robinette
Magnolia
Jay Sullivan
Tom Collins
Billy Jarrell
Tony Carroll
Chad Kessinger
Timmy Brown
Shawn Maynard
NFL Glance Shows Week's Cold Sprint of Games
A compact NFL schedule lists Saturday games including New England at Pittsburgh and Green Bay at New Orleans with 1 to 4 p.m. starts, followed by Sunday meetings such as Jacksonville at Detroit and Miami at Buffalo. Key late games feature Oakland at Seattle and Dallas at Arizona on Monday night.
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Green Bay
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Detroit
Miami
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York Jets
Houston
Atlanta
Carolina
Arizona
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
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Washington
St. Louis
Denver
Kansas City
San Diego
Indianapolis
New York Giants
Dallas
Oakland
Seattle
San Francisco
Minnesota
NY Jets
Central x-Pittsbigh
Cincnnati
West-Kan
City
Phila
NY Giants
Central
Wfast San Fran
Orlando
New York
Boston
New Jersey
Indiana
Charlotte
Milwaukee
Toronto
Utah
San Antonio
Vancouver
Sacramento
LA. Lakers
Portland
Phoenix
Golden State
L.A. Clippers
L.A. Lakers
L.A
N.Y. Islanders
Montreal
Hartford
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Colorado
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Edmonton
Calgary
San Jose
N.Y. Rangers
Florida
Local High School Basketball and Bowl Season Highlights
Local prep basketball sees girls games at Oceana Montcalm Summers County and boys matchups at Bluefield Montcalm Ceredo Kenova and Greenbrier East. Broadcasts include WHYS WHIS WXEE and Friday Night Lights plus a slate of college bowls and pro boxing events with Tyson.
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Big Creek
Oceana
Jaeger
Montcalm
Mercer Christian
Summers County
James Monroe
Bluefield
Rocky Gap
Pike View
Ceredo- Kenova
Mount View
Greenbrier East
WHYS
MetroNews Sportsline
WHIS
WXEE
Jim Nelson
USA
TNT
Oscar de la Hoya
James Leija
HBO
Va prep scores and results across districts and conferences
A roundup of boys and girls scores from Virginia and nearby regions plus standings. Notable games include Ryan Academy of Norfolk over Tidewater Adventist 95 65, Indian River girls 91 Deep Creek 66, and Seton School 50 Bethel 47. The report also lists college and pro results for the Midwest Southwest and other divisions with multiple dates and teams.
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Boys Ryan Academy of Norfolk
Tidewater Adventist
Narrows
Pocahontas
Peninsula Catholic
Williamstun Christian
Indian River
Deep Creek
Mendhville
Bethel
Seton School
Bishop O'Connell
Baseball and hockey contract notices across major leagues
Multiple teams announced player signings and staff moves across the American and National Leagues. Notable items include Randy Myers with the Orioles on a two year deal, Al Leiter with the Marlins on a three year contract, Craig Biggio with the Astros for four years, and Lance Johnson with the Mets for two years. MLB trades included Allen Watson and others being shipped to the Giants for Royce Clayton. Bears sign Fabien Bownes from their practice squad. Sean Pronger assigned to Baltimore by Anaheim Mighty Ducks.
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Baltimore Orioles
Randy Myers
Steve McCormick
Mike Munter
Bowie
Boston Red Sox
Mike Stanley
California Angels
Ron Tingley
Chicago White Sox
Scott Cemy
John Kazanas
Mike Sgobba
Mark Weidemaier
Cleveland Indians
Florida Marlins
al Leiter
John Johnstone
Houston Astros
Craig Biggio
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Mark Guthrie
Dave Hansen
NEW York Mets
Lance Johnson
Phil Geisler
Philadelphia Phillies
Ricky Otero
Geisler
Norfolk
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mike Kingery
SAN Francisco Giants
Allen Watson
Rich DeLucia
Doug Creek
St. Louis Cardinals
Royce Clayton
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Fabien Bownes
NHL
Gar Bettman
Anaheim
Mighty Ducks
Sean Pronger
Baltimore
Princeton Tigerettes Cruise Past Bluefield 71 28 Home Opener
Princeton outplayed Bluefield from the start with a 14 2 opening run and led 49 23 by the end of the third quarter in a 71 28 home win. Dana Smith and Ivy Reed each scored 16, Holstein added 14 with 11 rebounds, while Bluefield struggled at the line.
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Princeton
Princeton Tigerettes
Bluefield
Tigerettes
Lady Beavers
Dana Smith
Ivy Reed
Debbie Ball
Reed
Carmella Jeffries
Smith
Lady Beaver
Ball
James Monroe
Woodrow Wilson
Mavs
Montcalm
Lady Generals
Lady Mavericks
Michelle Belcher
Joani Law
Angela Lustic
Lou Haynes
Local hoops Tigers win opener at Summers County
Summers County hosts Princeton with Jeff Mills leading Princeton to a 63-52 win. Mills scored 23 and Kevin Rhodes 12 while Summers County’s J T Payne and John Galloway each had 16. Galloway pulled 21 rebounds as Princeton pulled away with a 22-6 fourth quarter.
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Tigers
Summers CO
Jeff Mills
Princeton
Summers County
Kevin Rhodes
Mike Nash
J.T. Payne
John Galloway
Galloway
Johnny Blankenship
John Newton
Tim Cole
Summers
State football all state defensive and special teams selections
The article lists players honored on the all state defensive line linebackers and backs, including Crigger who scored 23 touchdowns and 13 in playoffs, Mark Tumblin with 17 sacks, Jason Inskeet with seven sacks, Lashawn Pugh with three blocked kicks, Elmer Holmes 11 sacks and six fumbles, John Washington seven interceptions, Seth Moore four interceptions, Antoine Riddick seven sacks, plus specialists David Lill punt average and Jonathan Parker kickoff and punt return averages with a return for a score in playoff rounds.
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John Parker
King George
John Washington
Snerande
Antoine Riddick
Lakeland
Seth Moore
Salem
David Lill
Abingdon
Jonathan Parker
Crigger
Mark Tumblin
Loudoun County
Jason Inskeet
Culpeper
Lashawn Pugh
Nansemond River
Jeremy McCommons
Richlands
Camm Jackson
Amherst County
Elmer Holmes
Osbourn
Holmes
Sherando
Salem Washington
Riddick
Moore
Jonathan
Beavers honor standout players on defense and offense
Beavers captain and defender Yubrenal praised for both sides of the ball while Ricky Hayes earns high regard as steady performer. Glen Keen, Mitch Humphries on second team. Lanny Basham honorable mention. Adam Jackson and others named to second team and honorable mentions across multiple positions. Green had five interceptions for East Bank.
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Yubrenal
Bluefield
Fred Simon
Ricky Hayes
Glen Keen
Mitch Humphries
Simon
Beavers
James Monroe
Adam Jackson
L.H. Clenden
Neil Dunlap
Chad Kessinger
Bobby Lemley
Charlie Hartley
Seth Lyle
Poca
Steve Root
South Harrison
Lesfie Jarrell
Liberty Raleigh
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