Class AAA all state football team led by West Virginia Visation
The Sunday scoreboard in Fairmont lists the Class AAA all state football first team with numerous players from Nitro Morgantown Parkersburg Musselman and more. Captains J R House and Cody Phillips lead quarterbacks and applies to multiple positions across offense defense and special teams. The item also notes Saturday's Las Vegas Bowl score 20 13 at the Motor City Bowl reference exists in the report.
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NFL playoff push mixes results and schedule notes
NFL results show Jets 17, Bills 10 and Washington 20, Tampa Bay 16 with a slate of 1:01 p.m. games. Playoff scenarios detail AFC East, Central, and West clinch chances and NFC paths, while college basketball rankings and scores pepper the page after.
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Weekend Bowl Schedule and NFL Highlights from December
A dense listing of football and bowl games from December including regional NFL slate on CBS FOX NBC and ESPN networks. Notable matchups feature Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Tennessee Green Bay Rams Panthers Eagles Cowboys and multiple bowls from December 25 to January 2 with teams such as Colorado Oregon Michigan Texas Georgia Florida State Miami Penn State and BYU Tulane listed among others.
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Top 25 college basketball poll results briefing
AP Top 25 recap tracks winless and active teams. Several ranked squads did not play while others earned victories or set upcoming matchups, listing opponents and dates across venues from Hartford to Las Vegas and beyond. Key teams mentioned include Connecticut, Duke, Kentucky, Cincinnati, North Carolina, UCLA, Kansas, Auburn, Arkansas, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Iowa, and others with next games noted.
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Top 25 Womens AP Poll Roundup Saturday Outcomes
The AP top twenty five women s hoops poll shows No 1 Connecticut idle while No 2 Tennessee improved to 8 1 with a 98 62 win over Stanford and next faces No 8 UCLA after the Quinnipiac game on Sunday and Monday respectively.
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Princeton 9th girls win Greenbrier East title 64-59
Princeton ninth grade girls, led by Summers County scorer Robin ns Summers, defeated Summers County 64-59 to capture the Greenbrier East Christmas Tournament championship. Leslie Whitt scored 12, Amy Peterfield 12, with Rebekah Wright 6 and Joanna Smith 4 points and 10 rebounds. Whitt and Peterfield named to all tournament team. Reed MVP. Princeton 5-0. to host James Monroe Jan 5.
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Princeton Girls Roll Past Greenbrier East 77 41 in Hoops
Sixth-ranked Princeton defeated Greenbrier East 77 to 41 as Missy Godfrey led with 18 points and Vicki Reed and Anna Connolly each added 16. Lorin Albin scored 11. Crystal Buckner grabbed 10 boards. Greenbrier East’s Jessica Bird had 13. Princeton improves to 2-0 and will play in Huntington Holiday Tournament.
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Jessica White
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Allison Spadaro
Clay County tops Pocahontas in Pit Row Classic consolation
Shannon McLaughlin led Clay County with 12 points as the Lady Panthers defeated Pocahontas County 67 to 53 at Summers County High School. Kim McLaughlin led Pocahontas with 18 points, Allison Flegel added 12, and Clay County improved to 5-1 while Pocahontas fell to 4-2 in the Pit Row Classic consolation game.
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Megan Shearer
Sue Ann Pack Dominates Powerlifting With Drive and Support
The piece highlights Sue Ann Pack’s rise in powerlifting, aided by her dedication and a sponsor’s incentive. Tracy Sibley provided 1,000 grams of Creatine to push her to a 200 lb bench press in a sanctioned meet. Pack’s hard work and potential suggest continued dominance for at least a decade.
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State football performers set multiple single season records
Yura set a state single season record with 50 touchdowns and 310 points, while career marks reached 624 points and 102 touchdowns. Swisher finished 1,164 yards on 141 carries with 17 total touchdowns and 56 extra points. Grimm anchored Parkersburg’s defense with nine shutouts and 5.1 points allowed per game, recording 66 tackles and 1,255 passing yards as QB. Rader moved to linebacker for St. Albans amid high-level college recruitment, and a first-team group covers Taylor, McMurray, Gilliard, Fortney, Holbert, Tinsman, Litman with multiple defenders named from Parkersburg, Huntington, Princeton, and other schools. Noah Dillard averaged 37.5 yards per punt for Capital.
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