West Virginia AAA girls all state team named by WVWSA
The West Virginia high school Class AAA all state girls basketball team selection by the West Virginia Sportswriters Association includes First Team members Stephanie Carter Morgantown captain Heather Hopkins Parkersburg Jennifer Lantz John Marshall Heather Wable Fairmont Senior Tina Six Princeton Angie Zimmerman Greenbrier East Jennifer Akers DuPont Mia Lewis South Charleston plus Second Team and Honorable Mention lists featuring players from Morgantown Parkersburg South Huntington East St Albans and others across the state.
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West Virginia
West Virginia Sportswriters Association
Stephanie Carter
Morgantown
Heather Hopkins
Parkersburg
Jennifer Lantz
John Marshall
Heather Wable
Fairmont
Tina Six
Princeton
Angie Zimmerman
Greenbrier
Jennifer Akers
DuPont
Mia Lewis
South Charleston
Talisha Hargis
Huntington East
Jeanne Noble
Milton
Amy Smith
Michelle Dunn
Deana Smith
Rachel Zimmerman
Lisa Cottrill
Paige French
St. Albans
Beth Persinger
Cindi Parsons
Parkersburg South
Angie Forrester
Oak Glen
Freddie Cottrill
Buckhannon
Jennifer Frazier
Sandy Shumate
George Wash
Weekend NFL Scores and Upcoming Games Snapshot
Saturday results Buffalo 17 Giants 13 Washington 25 New England 10. Schedule highlights include Atlanta at Cleveland and Houston at Kansas City at 1 pm. Monday features 49ers at Rams.
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Ski conditions and bases at Southeastern resorts update
Southeastern Ski Areas Association reports current ski conditions across the region. Appalachian shows a 12 inch base with 2 slopes open and night skiing. Cataloochee 9 inch base with 1 slope open. Sugar Mountain 13 inch base with 3 slopes open. Several resorts list plans to open soon or no report available. Snowmaking mentioned at multiple locations including Beech and Wintergreen. scattered night skiing noted.
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Manute Bol Blocks Seikaly In 76ers Narrow Win
Manute Bol of the Philadelphia 76ers rejected a shot by Miami's Rony Seikaly as Philadelphia edged the Heat 95 92 on Friday. Bol's defense helped seal the victory for Philadelphia in a tight matchup.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
Miami
Rony Seikaly
76Ers
Heat
NFL Football Doubleheader Highlights Monday Sports Slate
WVVA broadcasts Steelers at Saints at 1 p.m. with WVVA also showing Bengals at Raiders at 4 p.m. ESPN carries Grand Slam Cup finale at 4 p.m. and Bears at Lions at 8 p.m. WOAY WSET cover Senior Champs golf at 2 p.m. WDBJ airs Packers at Eagles at 4 p.m. Locally J I Burton visits Richlands for high school basketball at 7 30 p.m.
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Kennedy Award Winners List From West Virginia
A historical roll call of Kennedy Award recipients from 1950 to 1990 spanning high school standouts in West Virginia. Notable names include McGhee Morgantown Mayfield Weir Jeter Tucker County Swisher Winfield Kester Sistersville Wilson Morgantown Johnson Morgantown King North Marion Koontz Parkersburg Bayer George Washington Stephens Parkersburg South Warner Pineville Estes George Washington Alexander South Charleston Lyons Herbert Hoover Williams DuPont Petty Williams Hurt Marbury Monongah Morris Wayne Criniti Charleston Catholic Smithberger Welch White Charleston Catholic Allen Huntington Calvard Logan Bargeloh Parkersburg Frye Huntington East Meredith St Albans Whipkey Charleston Barrett Barboursville Gray Parkersburg Earley Parkersburg Shores Beckley Shires Hinton Williams DuPont Petty Williams Hurt Marbury Monongah Morris Wayne Criniti Charleston Catholic Williams Welch White Huntington Catholic Allen Huntington Calvard Logan Bargeloh Parkersburg Frye Huntington East Meredith St Albans Whipkey Charleston Barrett Barboursville Criniti Charleston Catholic Smithberger Welch White Charleston Catholic Allen Huntington Calvard Logan Bargeloh Parkersburg Frye Huntington East Meredith St Albans Whipkey Charleston Barrett Barboursville Criniti Charleston Catholic Smithberger Welch White Huntington Catholic Allen Huntington Calvard Logan Bargeloh Parkersburg Frye Huntington East Meredith St Albans Whipkey Charleston Barrett Barboursville Criniti Charleston Catholic Smithberger Welch White Huntington
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Eric McGhee
Wheeling Cental
David Mayfield
Morgantown
Keith Jeter
Weir
Jed Drenning
Tucker County
Jeff Swisher
Sistersville
Ted Kester
Winfield
Joel Wilson
Tony Johnson
Brad King
North Marion
John Koontz
Wayne
Marvin Alexander Walker
Dunbar
Frank Criniti Jr
Charlston Catholic
James Lawrence Smithberger
Welch
Michael J. White
Charleston Catholic
Paul Allen
Huntington
Robert A. Kelly
Weirton
Fred Lee Calvard
Logan
Lawrence Drake
West Fairmont
James K. Bargeloh
Parkersburg
John Lee Frye
Huntington East
Ronald Meredith
St. Albans
Noel G. Whipkey
Charleston
Robert D.barrett
Barboursville
Donald H. Griffith
Stonewall Jackson
Gordon Dale Boyd
Vinson
James A. Earley
Henry Clay Shores
Randall Broyes
Beckley
Darrell Patrick Shires
Hinton
Christiansburg cruises past Tazewell in non district action
The unbeaten Christiansburg Blue Demons improved to 4-0 by beating Tazewell 73-53. John Porter led Christiansburg with 17 points as three players hit multiple threes, while Tazewell struggled with defensive pressure and turnovers. Tazewell falls to 2-2. JV win 59-34.
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Ronnie Duncan
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Scott Lucas
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Derek Jones
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McMillan
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Gillenwater
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Mountain Lions overpower Ferrum in high-scoring win
Concord Mountain Lions beat Ferrum 128 119 in Ferrum Virginia non conference play. Lusk scored 31 points with 20 in the second half Keffer added 29 Ward 24 Eldridge 16 Goins 13 Nabors 12 while Foxx 28 led Ferrum with Cotton 26 Cochran 23. Concord advances to 9 2 and visits Wofford January 7 in Spartanburg South Carolina.
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Concord
Mountain Lions
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Todd Lusk
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Ron Ward
Jason Eldridge
Scott Goins
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Everett Foxx
Mark Cotton
James Cochran
Aaron Burrell
Kim Lea
Keffer
Scott
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Ballard Christian wins volleyball tri-match in home meet
Ballard Christian defeated Cross Lanes 15 4, 8 15, 15 3 and Mercer Christian 15 10, 15 2 in a tri-match here Brandy Bailey led Ballard with 21 points and five aces Gloria Snuffer added 18 points and five aces Jamie Ferris five aces and Beth Offenberger 10 points led serves in the win Mercer Christian won the other match 2 1 over Cross Lanes.
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Clark leaves Padres for Red Sox on three year deal
Jack Clark, 35, jumps from San Diego to Boston on a 3 year 8.7 million contract with potential 10.2 million in bonuses. He will be Boston's designated hitter and cleanup hitter expected to hit 20 to 30 homers, also able to play first base and some outfield.
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Wes Gardner
San Diego Padres
Steve Hendricks
Brad Hoyer
Hendricks
New Britain
Hoyer
Lynchburg
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Joe Sparks
Toledo
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Ray Searage
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