aP Football WHSCA All-State Team First Team Offense
The 2003 all state offense lists Troy Burnette Martinsville Brandon Gore Liberty Britton Williams Graham Mitch Craig Poquoson Albert Childress Grundy Korey Lewis Fluvanna Derone Boxley King George Onrea Jones Bruton B J Wood Matoaca Akeem Jordan Harrisonburg Josh Caffee Pulaski Co James Brown King George Connor Hughes Lafayette Player of the Year 3 J Wood Matoaca. Defense Ross Pinkett Lafayette Brendan Summers Lafayette Terry Culbertson Liberty David Patrick Liberty Chris Burnett Liberty Bedford Mike Hull Liberty Justin London Northside Ron Foster Magna Vista Marshall Doss Marion Jermaine Wright Matoaca Reed Oakes Graham Rache Waller Martinsville Ian Summers Lafayette Second team Matt Millner Brookville Keith Jones Lafayette John Cooper Northside Brandon Cook Liberty Adam Waller Tunstall David Weedon King George Speedy Armentrout Spottswood Jared White Lord Botetourt Brian McPherson Amherst Paco Jones Graham C J Brandon Dan River Brett Smith Blacksburg Nic Schmitt Salem Ahmad Bradshaw Graham Justin Huggard R E Lee Everett Grimes Park View Bryan Haskins Gretna Brock Miles Martinsville Cheyenne Bullock New Kent Clinta Copeland Matoaca Matt Burch Brookville Terrie Pannell Gretna Derek Marbury Chancellor Travis Reznik Turner Ashby J T Pruitt Grundy Boyd Anthony Christiansburg rea vonorable Mention Luke Dales Grundy Matt Stone Grundy Albert Childress Grundy Britton Williams Graham E W Griffith Richlands
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Troy Burnette
Martinsville
Brandon Gore
Liberty
Britton Willams
Graham
Mitch Craig
Poquoson
Albert Childress
Grundy
Korey Lewis
Fluvanna
Derone Boxley
King George
Onrea Jones
Bruton
B.J. Wood
Matoaca
Akeem Jordan
Harrisonburg
Josh Caffee
Pulaski Co
James Brown
Connor Hughes
Lafayette
J. Wood
Ross Pinkett
Brendan Summers
Terry Culbertson
David Patrick
Chris Burnett
Liberty Bedford
Mike Hull
Justin London
Northside
Ron Foster
Magna Vista
Marshall Doss
Marion
Jermaine Wright
Reed Oakes
Rache Waller
Ian Summers
Matt Millner
Brookville
Keith Jones
John Cooper
Brandon Cook
Adam Waller
Tunstall
David Weedon
Speedy Armentrout
Spottswood
Jared White
Lord Botetourt
Brian McPherson
Amherst
Paco Jones
C.J. Brandon
Dan River
Brett Smith
Blacksburg
Nic Schmitt
Salem
Ahmad Bradshaw
Justin Huggard
R.E. Lee
Everett Grimes
Park View
Troy Brunette
Britton Williams
Tony Redd
Brandon Kissee
Laurel Park
Rontate Martin
Darius Craighead
Luke Dales
Brandon Casey
Dillon Reese
M Ayer
Brandon
Brock Miles
College basketball rankings and results roundup
A dense card lists top 25 college basketball teams with wins and upcoming games including No. 10 Georgia's 72 51 rout of Oakland and No. 12 Texas Tech 75 68 over St Peter's. It also tracks future schedules, players and conference standings, plus college hockey and MLB signing notes.
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Stanford
Arizona
Arizona State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Baylor
Arkansas-Little Rock
Duke
Liberty
Georgia
Oakland
Mich
Georgia Tech
Louisiana Tech
Western Kentucky
Texas Tech
St. Peter's
Rutgers
Michigan
Colorado
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Colorado State
Fullerton State
Eastern Michigan
North Carolina State
Mississippi State
Cancun
Mexico
Texas
Penn State
Tulane
Drake
Auburn
Troy State
LSU
Rice
Old Dominion
Denver
2001 All SWD selections shine with regional players
A long list of 2001 All Southwest District honorees features numerous players from Richlands Graham Tazewell Grundy Carroll County and other area schools. Notable names include Jamie Shelton Luke Dales Matt Hall and Brandon Cole among top performers with multiple mentions across teams and honorable mentions.
All Region IV honors list regional performers names
The All Region IV selections include Troy Brunette from Martinsville Tony Redd of Magna Vista Brandon Kissee Laurel Park Rontate Martin from Tunstall Darius Craighead Laurel Park Brandon Casey Marion Dillon Reese Grundy and Brandon Mayer of the Year from Dan River with multiple players named for standout seasons.
Tangerine Bowl Preview and College Games Highlights
Morning sports roundup for Thursday December 20 2001 lists the Tangerine Bowl matchup N C State versus Pittsburgh in Orlando Florida grab ESPN coverage at 7 30 p m Also noted are key college basketball games including Tent 8 at Louisville UCLA at Washington and Memphis at Temple with ESPN2 TNT and Fox Sports Net scheduled plus NBA action featuring Lakers at Houston and Virginia versus Georgetown on Classic.
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N.C. State
Pittsburgh
Orlando
NBA Scores and Evening Schedule
Scores: Cavaliers 102 over Bulls 84. Knicks 100 over Hornets 95. Jazz 95 over Heat 56. Pacers 103 over Hawks 100. Bucks 114 over Grizzlies 105. Mavericks 107 over Minnesota 103. Clippers 96 over Suns 92. Trail Blazers 101 over Rockets 92. Kings 102 over Pistons 98. Wizards 103 over Hawks 76. Celtics 104 over Cavaliers 98. Hornets 94 over Cavaliers 98. 76ers 85 over Magic 98. Jazz 90 over Trail Blazers 88. Nets 117 over Timberwolves 112. Schedule includes Indiana at Utah 8 p.m. Portland at San Antonio 8:30 p.m. Kings at Seattle 10 p.m. Pistons at Warriors 10:30 p.m. Bulls at Raptors 7 p.m. Grizzlies at Knicks 7:30 p.m. Bucks at Mavericks 8:30 p.m. Lakers at Rockets 9 p.m. Nets at Pacers 7 p.m. Hawks at 76ers 7 p.m. Jazz at Celtics 7:30 p.m. Cavaliers at Heat 7:30 p.m. Wizards at Magic 7:30 p.m. Lakers at Grizzlies 8 p.m. Hornets at Timberwolves 8 p.m. Nuggets at Spurs 8:30 p.m. Pistons at Trail Blazers 10 p.m. Sonics at Warriors 10:30 p.m.
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Charlotte
Utah
Miami
Indiana
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Memphis
Dallas
Minnesota
L.A. Clippers
Phoenix
Portland
Houston
San Antonio
Denver
Sacramento
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Orlando
New Jersey
Toronto
LA. Lakers
Seattle
Golden State
Basketball Rankings And Results From December Schedule
The weekly top 25 poll shows Duke, Maryland, Kansas, and Florida among leaders who did not play, while Oklahoma State, Marquette, Michigan State, Wake Forest, Ball State and Gonzaga logged wins. Other notable games include Georgetown, Saint Joseph's, UCLA and Cincinnati remaining idle.
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Associated Press
Duke
San Diego State
Maryland
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Dakota
Florida
New Orleans
Virginia
Georgetown
Oklahoma State
Missouri- Kansas City
Arkansas
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Illinois
Boston College
Miami
Ohio
Arizona
Oregon State
Iowa
Kansas State
Stanford
Portland State
Brigham Young
Marquette
Arkansas Pine Bluff
Wisconsin
Saint Joseph's
Georgia State
Michigan State
Oakland
Mich
Seton Hall
Syracuse
South Florida
UCLA
Ar Washington
Wake Forest
St. Francis
St. John’s
Ball State
Butler
Indiana State
Alabama
Alabama A&m
Gonzaga
Oregon
Cincinnati
Louisiana-Monroe
Women's Top 25 Preview As Connecticut Skips Game
No. 1 Connecticut 10-0 did not play and will face No. 3 Oklahoma next. No. 2 Tennessee 8-0 defeated DePaul 80-66 and travels to meet No. 9 Duke. No. 3 Oklahoma 10-0 did not play at No. 1 Connecticut this Saturday. No. 4 Vanderbilt 10-1 did not play and next visits Vermont. No. 5 Iowa State 9-0 did not play and hosts Northern Iowa on Saturday.
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Associated Press
Connecticut
Oklahoma
Tennessee
DePaul
Duke
Vanderbilt
Vermont
Iowa State
Northern Iowa
Baseball Free Agents List From AP Highlights Ex NBA
Baseball free agents listed by team include New York Anaheim Baltimore Boston Chicago Cleveland Minnesota New York Oakland Seattle Texas with players such as Cal Ripken Jose Canseco Scott Brosius Paul O Neill Jay Buhner and Kenny Lofton among others and notes of negotiate until January 8.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Anaheim
Jorge Fabregas
Dennis Cook
Ihp
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Marty Cordova
Cleveland
Boston
John Burkett
Atlanta
Ricky Gutierrez
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Craig Paquette
St. Louis
Kansas City
Luis Alicea
Chuck Knoblauch
New York Yankees
Steve Karsay
Rho
Jason Giambi
Oakland
Rondell White
Sterling Hitchcock
Seattle
Mark McLemore
Norm Charlton
American League
Gary DiSarcina
Pat Rapp
Ismael Valdes
Jose Mercedes
Alan Mills
Tim Raines
Cal Ripken
Rod Beck
Dante Bichette
David Cone
Mike Lansing
Darren Lewis
Hideo Nemo
Troy O'Leary
Joe Oliver
Hipolito Pichardo
Bret Saberhagen
John Valentin
Chicago
Harold Baines
Jose Canseco
Cal Eldred
Alan Embree
Bill Simas
David Wells
Juan Gonzalez
Kenny Lofton
Rich Rodriguez
Minnesota
Todd Jones
Scott Brosius
Paul O'Neill
Luis Sojo
Randy Velarde
Allen Watson
Mark Wohlers
Johnny Damon
Ron Gant
Gil Heredia
David Bell
Pat Borders
Jay Buhner
Stan Javier
al Martin
Aaron Sele
Ed Sprague
Texas
Tim Crabtree
Chad
Multiple NFL and NBA players signed or placed on IR across leagues
A consolidated update lists moves across leagues. San Antonio Spurs sign Jason Hart following a CART named Christopher Pook as president and chief executive. Broncos place Gus Frerotte and Kavika Pittman on injured reserve while Packers sign Scott Frost and Lions place Chris Gizzi on IR. Saints place Phil Clarke on IR. Seahawks place Ricky Watters and Matt LaBounty on IR. sign from practice squad Joe Brown Kerwin Cook and add Nigel Tharpe Shawn Forte to practice squad. Arena league moves include Atlanta signing Donnie Davis and re signing Ron Carpenter. Carolina Rhinos appoint coordinators and coaches. Chicago Rush signs Jacob Howes. Dallas Desperados sign Adrian Lunsford Ronnie Washburn. Detroit Fury sign Richard Hogane. Los Angeles Avengers sign Mathias Vavao.
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Associated Press Auto Racing
Christopher Pook
Asheville
Ricky Watters
Matt LaBounty
Joe Brown
Kerwin Cook
Nigel Tharpe
Shawn Forte
Arena Football League
Atlanta
Donnie Davis
Ron Carpenter
Carolina Rhinos
Tim Edwards
Steve Smith
Scott Mollison
Chicago Rush
Jacob Howes
Dallas Desperados
Adrian Lunsford
Ronnie Washburn
Aaron Hamilton
Detroit Fury
Richard Hogane
LOS Angeles Avengers
Mathias Vavao
Bluefield nine leads 70 26 over Jaeger in high school game
Browning and Perdue scored 10 points each as Bluefield ninth grade beat Jaeger 70-26. Mann had 13 rebounds Mullins six steals. Bluefield 2-2 after halftime 35-15. Jaeger’s Frankie Hunt led with seven. Bluefield meets Shady Spring December 28 in Beckley tournament.
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Browning
David Perdue
Bluefield
Jaeger
Jordan Mann
Brandon Mullins
Frankie Hunt
Shady Spring
Michael Browning
Spanishburg
Oakvale
Andrew Robertson
Peterstown
Mark Boggess
Tim Gregory
Mickey Dickerson
Bradon Taylor
Holiday Classic At Raleigh County Armory Matchups
Oak Hill brings a 2-0 mark into the Holiday Classic after beating Fayetteville and Bluefield. Dermayne Bullock leads the Red Devils with 18 points a game and Cam Woodson averages 17.5. At 6:30 p.m. Shady Spring faces Wyoming East at 8:30, with AAA bracket action featuring East Fairmont versus Victory Christian and Woodrow Wilson versus Hurricane.
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Justin King
Three Smalls
Chris Hairston
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
Bluefield
Red Devils
Dermayne Bullock
Cam Woodson
Mount Hope
Jared Donnelly
Harold Tracy
Raleigh County Armory
Shady Spring
Wyoming East
East Fairmont
Victory Christian
Gastonia N.C
Woodrow Wilson
Hurricane
Prep All-Region IV players named for area teams
Richlands Earl Griffith led first team defense as the Blue Tornado reached Region IV playoffs. Grundy and Graham players fueled the roster with top linemen and backs, including Matt Slone and Childress on the defensive line, Williams and Pruitt at defensive back, and Glynn Carlock earning coach of the year. Honorary mention: Hamey and Matthews highlighted on second teams with notable yardage and scoring records.
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Earl Griffith
Richlands Blue Tornado
Matt Slone
Childress
Grundy
Williams
Graham
Pruitt
Oakes
Bradshaw
Glynn Carlock
Richlands
Jamie Shelton
Jack Addington
Blue Tornado
Freddie Sparks
Tazewell Bulldogs
Robbie Taylor
Ahmad Bradshaw
G-Men
Dustin Hamey
H.T. Matthews
Matthews
Jason Shortridge
RHS
Brandon Cole
Chase Elswick
Luke Dales
Jones
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Paul Wheeler
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Mike Jackson
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Jeff Shaw
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Rob Ducey
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Ricky Battalico
Todd Pratt
Francisco Cordova
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Ramon J. Martinez
Omar Olivares
Bobby Bonilla
Carlos Hernandez
Mike James
A-T.j. Mathews
San Diego
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Rickey Henderson
Dave Magadan
Chuck McElroy
San Francisco
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Andres Galarraga
Mark Gardner
Danny Bautista
John Smoltz
Rhp
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Vinny Castilla
Julio Franco
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