Area high school basketball results highlight busy Saturday
Girls Princeton 77 Greenbrier East 41 and Mercer Christian 67 Summers County 30 lead the area action. Boys results include eView 70 Graham 60 and Fork 73 Montcalm 49 with Monroe at Greenbrier East pending. In college No 3 Kentucky 80 Georgia Tech 39 and Kansas 65 Illinois 55 headline the slate alongside several night games and rankings notes.
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National Football League Sunday broadcast updates
NFL schedule details listing games with kickoff times and matchups including Washington over Tampa Bay and New York Jets 17 Buffalo 10. Several late games include Philadelphia Dallas Jacksonville Minnesota Green Bay Seattle Oakland San Diego New Orleans Arizona Atlanta Detroit and Monday night Denver Miami.
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Western Broncos top Marshall 79 68 as Jackson returns
Marshall's return game after a five game absence due to a stress fracture saw Jackson score a career high 19 points but Western Michigan dominated at the free throw line to beat Marshall 79-68. Kyle Jones led Western with 21 points as the Broncos improved to 5-3.
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West Virginia Surges Past Virginia Tech 69 68 at Home
West Virginia edged Virginia Tech 69 68 at the WVU Coliseum with Mi Elton Scott hitting a 3 pointer with 11 seconds left and forcing a turnover setup. Scott led WVU with 20 points while Marcus Goree and Brooks Berry added 18 each. Eddie Lucas scored 18 for Tech as the Hokies faltered late from the line.
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Remarkable 58-Year-Old Sue Ann Bench Press Record Holder
Sue Ann Pack of Willowton, aged 58, bench pressed 200 pounds at an AAU Nationals meet in Little Rock, earning Best Lifter and setting a world record for her age group. She holds 20 American and eight world records across AAU USPF USA and NASA, with 61 first-place trophies.
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Panthers Beat Graham 70 60 In Boys Hoops Thriller
Pike View used a strong first half to build a commanding lead and defeated Graham 70 to 60. Donnie Gyieccutcheos led Pike View with 19 points, while Leonard Graves and Jordan Rose paced Graham with 16 each. Pike View 2 1 overall, next at Fayette County Christmas Tournament.
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Brandon Bailey
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Jordan Rose
Marcus Jones
Pike View
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Gardner
Don Jones
Nick Taylor
Jared Remines
Nick Jesse
Chris Divon
John Goins
Jesse Meadows
Jason Doyle
Donnie McCutcheon
Todd Sink
House Leads Class AAA All State Picks With Gilliard First Team
Nitro star J R House dominates the Class AAA all state selections after a record setting season. He threw 594 yards and 10 touchdowns in the title game to help Nitro beat Morgantown 69 52 and finished with national season records for yards and attempts. Also on the first team are Morgantown's Chris Yura Parkersburg's Nick Swisher St Albans Jason Rader and Parkersburg Eric Grimm. Chris Martin of Nitro set multiple title game records and national receiving marks.
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Chris Martin
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Nick Swisher
St. Albans
Jason Rader
Eric Grimm
Yura
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