WV SSWA First Team Offense and Defense Selections in Class AAA
The West Virginia Sports Writers Association and AP release the Class AAA all state football teams. Notable names include QB Taylor Norman of George Washington, RB Keion Wright of Capital, and DL Xavier Jones of South Charleston, with multiple players from Parkersburg South, Morgantown, and Cabell Midland on both first and second teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Associated Press
Taylor Norman
George Washington
Keion Wright
Capital
Soph
Wes Tonkery
Bridgeport
Tyler Milton
Preston
Rodney Hudson
Bowers
Cabell Midland
Jane Brooks
South Charleston, Jr
George Brody
Spring Valley
Xavier Jones
South Charleston
We P
James Eminger
Hurricane
Todd Battle
Steven Bolten
University
Brandon Booker
Tyler Browning
Lincoln County
Richard Campbell
Mark Chandler
C.J. Crawford
Huntington
Taylor Farley
Winfield
Ricardo Farrow
Wheeling Park
Andy Fields
Marcus Fox
St Albans
Colby Goldstrom
Jesse Hanes
Musselman
Jordan Hogan
Nicholas County
Jordan Holiday
Parkersburg
Justin Houck
Brandon Hyler Jefferson
Brad Jenkins
Kevin Lawrence
Ryan Lazear Brooke
Zach Losh
Robert C. Byrd
James Mascaro
East Fairmont
Seth Morris
Dylan Nick
Washington
Seth Parsons
Ripley
Kam Puller
Martinsburg
Ryan Sengewalt
Remington Skarzinski
Fairmont Senior
Stephen Stout
James Woods
Seth Angell
Princeton
Jacob Ashworth
Tyler Bartley
Marvin Belcher
Riverside
Aaron Bowyer
Justin Carey
Kyle Cook
Lewis County
Brandon Lafferty
Justin Lester
Demetreus Cunningham
Gavin Donathan
Barry Dressel
Morgantown
Aaron Fetty
Fairmont
Markus Guy
St. Albans
Andrew Harper
College Basketball Scores and Bowl Lineup Recap
Radio and TV schedules list NCAA and bowl games across Dec 21 to Jan 8 including Virginia Tech vs St John’s in the Aeropostale Holiday Tournament and notable matchups like Pittsburgh vs Florida State, Clemson vs Miami, and Virginia Tech at Columbia with per game times and network lines. The listings also cover various bowls such as the New Orleans, Las Vegas, and Rose Bowls with payout figures and team matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESPN
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Atlanta
Minnesota
Carolina
New York Giants
Eagle
Virginia Tech
St. John’s
New York
Southern Miss
Troy
NBC
Breckenridge
Colo
FSN
Florida St
Clemson
Miami
CBS
FOX
NBC — Carolina
N.Y
Giants
Washington
Wake Forest
Navy
Albuquerque
State
Fresno State
St. Petersburg
Fla
South Florida
Memphis
BYU
Arizona
Giants Panthers clash for top NFC seed in Sunday clash
Giants and Panthers, both 11-3, chase the No. 1 seed and a first round bye with home field. Carolina has been strong at Bank of America Stadium and New York at Giants Stadium, while both seek playoff advancement and a possible Super Bowl run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Rutherford
N.J
New York Giants
Carolina Panthers
Dallas Cowboys
Giants
America
St.Louis Rams
Panthers
Dallas
Carolina
Bank of America
New York
Giants Stadium
Antonio Pierce
New England Patriots
Tampa Bay
Denver Broncos
Jordan Gross
Philadelphia
Eli Manning and Company
Manning
John Fox
Mount St. Marys, Belmont clash in late rally loss
Mount St. Marys led 47-33 before Wright sparked an 11-1 run to pull away. Belmont trimmed a six point second half deficit with 2:10 left, but Bobby Maze answered with a key 3 as Tennessee edged Belmont 78-74. Alex Renfroe scored a career high 30 for Belmont. Tyler Smith led Tennessee with 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineers
Wright
Kelly Biedler
Mount St. Mary’s
Bruins
Belmont
Maze
Vols
Alex Renfroe
Tyler Smith
Wayne Chism
Ohio State, Hawkeye clash fuels 13th straight win
No. 17 Ohio State beat Iowa 71 53 in Columbus behind Evan Turner 21 points and a second half burst. Jon Diebler 16 and William Buford 10 paced the 8 0 Buckeyes without captain David Lighty who could miss 12 weeks. Alejo Rodriguez led Iowa with 17 points as OSU extended its streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Evan Turner
Buckeyes
Jon Diebler
William Buford
Ohio State
David Lighty
Alejo Rodriguez
Iowa
Spiders Hand Herd 74 49 in Cam Henderson Showdown
University of Richmond opened a 30 point halftime lead and routed Marshall 74 to 49 at Cam Henderson Center. Tynikki Crook led Marshall with 13 points while Chantelle Handy and Alyssa Hammond added 11 each. Johanna McKnight paced Richmond with 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
University of Richmond
Marshall Thundering Herd
Cam Henderson
Spiders
Herd
Tynikki Crook
Chantelle Handy
Alyssa Hammond
Handy
Richmond
Johanna McKnight
Samantha Bilney
Rachael Bilney
Area sports calendar calendar items from West Virginia and Virginia
Area calendar highlights multiple upcoming winter camps leagues and tournaments across Huntington Beckley Morgantown Bluefield Castlewood Princeton Richlands Tazewell Honaker Castlewood and Richlands Virginia areas. Events include Marshall University winter hitting camp December 21 and SETH McClungs Holiday Baseball Academy December 23 at Woodrow Wilson High School with contacts for registration. Western Virginia and WVU indoor camps December 29 30 and January 10 11 plus basketball tournaments for grades 4 5 6 7 8 9 with entry fees and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Marshall University
Cam Henderson
Herdzone
Beckley
Seth McClung
Woodrow Wilson High School
McClung
Lewisburg
Milwaukee Brewers
Bruce Lowman
West Virginia Rush
Morgantown
West Virginia Mountaineers
Msnsportsnet
WVU
Pat Sherald
Patrick
Castlewood
Castlewood High School
Wayne Rasnick
Jonathan Salyer
PikeView Girls Rally to 55 34 Road Win at Greenbrier East
LEWISBURG PikeView middle school girls overcame a one point halftime deficit to defeat Greenbrier East 55 to 34 on the road. Danielle Compton posted 22 points and 12 rebounds while Jennifer Taylor added 15 points and eight assists as PikeView improves to 7-1. Izzy Rayner led Greenbrier East with 15 points and Laken Bostic scored 10. PikeView tours Greenbrier West at 5:30 p.m. Monday versus James Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
PikeView Middle School
Greenbrier East
Danielle Compton
Jennifer Taylor
PikeView
Izzy Rayner
Laken Bostic
Greenbrier
Hokies to Face St John’s in Holiday Festival Final
Hokies beat Columbia 35.6 percent shooting and held a 43-32 rebounding edge along with seven blocks. Tech dominates second chances 13-8 as defending champion advances to Sunday’s championship against St. John’s after a 65-44 win over Marist in the other first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Tech
Hokies
Columbia
St. John’s
Marist
Cavaliers rally notes with strong shooting at halftime
Auburn guards Barber Korvotney added 14 points and 13 rebounds as Cavaliers cut a 0-1 deficit in the second half with a 52 percent field goal effort. Landesberg led Virginia with 22 points while Barrett Rasheem and Robertson Quanter each pulled down 10 rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Barber
Lett
Reed
Robertson
Waller
Hargrove
Williams
Barrett
Virginia
Tucker
Scott
Baker
Zeglinski
Landesberg
Sene
Jones
Diane
Meyvisse
Tota
Barber Korvotney
Barrett Rasheem
Robertson Quanter
Mountaineers top RedHawks in injury plagued clash
Darryl Bryant added 16 points for West Virginia as Miami suffered without their point guard and Kenny Hayes due to wrist injuries. Michael Bramos led Miami with 14 points in a rugged nonconference game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl Bryant
West Virginia
RedHawks
Kenny Hayes
Michael Bramos
Miami
Also Mentioned on This Page
Devin Hilling
Danny Longerbeam
Aaron Dobson
Raheem Waiters
Terrell Martin
Util
Alec Wood
Ren
Parkersburg South
Cabell Midland, Jr
Derek Stahl
James Jordan
Dominique Dixon
University, Sr
Richard Hall
Ryan Stafford
Woodrow Wilson
Hunter Ferguson
Geatcndenheu University
Mike Tucker
Casey Cochran
Utis
Aaron Slusher
Tyler Anderson
Derek Wenzel
Logan Moore
Ryan Rowland
CJ Rahming
Jeff Alien
Tyler Riddle
University Sr
Mike Nolet
Josh Kay
Kyle Smith
Colin Casselman
Jacob Lucas
Jeff Walls
Ripley Sr
Uti
Pat O'Dell
VaShawn Wood
Utii
Roland Willis
Ian Anderson
Staten
Ryan
Vicey Veithofer
Mike Henderson
Brooke
Jake Kelly
Zach Wellman
Alex Sutton
Kyle Cooper
Joey McComas
Spring Valley Sr
Daniel Strosnider
Dewey McDonald
Jefferson
Eosaie Harris
Ball Brumfield
Tevin Allen
TGC
Cape Town
South Africa
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Drew Jenkins
Casey Johnson
Matt Johnson
Kevin Lee
Jack Lester
Jake Lilly
Eric Mendenhall
Mike Molinari
Felix Mollet
Ronnie Mullins
Dane Niday
Derrick Perrin
Logan
Josh Poling
Buckhannon-Upshur
Christian Powers
Steven Roush
Dakota Rowe
Dylan Turner
Scotty Allom
Chris Vance
Clinton van Horn
Stefan Warner
John Marshall
Jared Weatherholtz
Jeremy Wiggs
Mike Workman
NAIA
Barron Stadium
Rome
Sioux Falls
Carroll
Amos Alonzo
Salem
Union 31
Wisconsin-Whitewater
Southern Mississippi
ESPN2
San Diego
Boise State
TCU
Honolulu
Hawai
Notre Dame
Detroit
Florida Atlantic
Central Michigan
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Orlando
Florida State
Wisconsin
ACC
California
Shreveport
Louisiana Tech
Northern
PapaJohns.com
Birmingham
Ala
Rutgers
North Carolina State
Northwest
San Antonio
Missouri
Boise
Idaho
Nevada
Maryland
Oklahoma State
Oregon
Texas
Houston
Western Michigan
Armed Forces Bow
Fort Worth
Air Force
el Paso
Oregon State
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Boston College
Insight Bow
Tempe
Ariz
Kansas
LSU
Georgia Tech
Tampa
South Carolina
Georgia
Michigan State
Jacksonville
Nebraska
Pasadena
Southern Cal
Penn State
Cincinnati
P.m
San Francisco
Texas Tech
Mississino
Kentucky
East Carolina
New Orleans
Alabama
Toronto
Buffalo
Noor
Glendale
Gmac Bow
Mobile
Tulsa
Ball State
Florida
Oklahoma
NFL
Indianapolis
Jackenmilla
Lowe
Baltimore
Kansas City
New England
St Louis
Cleveland
N.Y. Jets
Seattle
Oakland
Denver
N.Y. Giants
Green Bay
Chicago
Va.Tech
Bova
Crimmins
Matsui
Bulger
Egee
Agho
Mase
Miller
Alien
Bell
Diakite
Hudson
Delaney
Davila
Witcher
Thompson
Vassallo
Virgina Tech
A—Na
Dierkers
Fletcher
Richburg
Pollitz
Bramos
Haddix
Mavunga
Carson
Mock
Soderberg
Winbush
Butler
Smith
Flowers
Ruoff
Bryant
Thoroughman
Ebanks
Sewards
Thomas
Payne
Proby
Miam
Sowards
The
Albany
Sacred Heart
Providence
Bucknell
Drexel
UNC
Asheville
Canisius
Cent
Connecticut St
Corneil
la Salle
Duke
Xavier
Duquesne
Rice
Georgetown
Mount St. Mary's
Manhattan
Binghamton
Massachusetts
Hofstra
Rider
N.J. Tech
SOUTH
Campbell
Pembroke
Coastal Carolina
Georgia St
Gardner-Webb
Ferrum
Watford
Longwood
Intermont
N.C. State
Lipscomb
North Florida
Palm Beach
Atlantic
Louisiana
Jackson St
the Citadel
Murray St
UAB
William & Mary
Haverford
Winston-Salem
Averet
Michigan
St Bonaventure
x-Tennessee
y-Indianapolis
West
St. Louis
Ers
Pahwentam
Knoxville, Tenn
Bobby Maze
Volunteers
Ohio St
Arizona St
Charles Abouo
Sun Devils
James Harden
Arizona State
Wire Report
Bottonline.com
Basketball
Bluefield
Bluefield Va
Blue Devils
Castlewood High
Barry Ruff
Princeton Elks
Richlands
Southwest Virginia Community College
Mary Ann Strong
Maryann Strong
Verizon
Tazewell
Tazewe
Estella Catron
Aol
Honaker
Honaker High School
Doug Hubbard
Yahoo
Cavaliers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!