All-Conference 39 Football Team Picks Revealed
Richlands guards and Graham County standouts lead the All-Conference selections with TJ Kitts of Tazewell at quarterback and multiple players from Marion Richlands Graham Grundy and Virginia High honored on first and second teams across offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Carter
Graham
Landon Lowe
Richlands
Andrew Dye
De—Crue Cassel
Grayson County
Michael Mason
Dante Vineyard
Jacob McNutt
Grundy
Dillan Elswick
Owen Hall
Marion
Cameron Allen
Daniel Brown
Christian Jackson
Kelby Ford
Mason Mullins
Tazewell
Cameron Ajllen
Jamorya
John-Luke Asbury
Kyle Lester
Ol—Tyler Scarberry
Jacob Langston
Tanner Johnson
Matt Witt
Garrett Dalton
Jason Mediey
Jason Watson
Ty Blevins
Preston Shaft
Scottie Ball
De'Quan Booker
Michael Howard
Virginia High
Daleton Anglin
Chace Collins
TJ. Kitts
Adam Leonard
Levi Forrest
Ryan Bradley
Drew McClanahan
Hunter O'Quinn
Race Moir
Dillion Atkins
Aaron Rose
Jazaire Reed
Derrick Young
Seth Johnson
Taymon Cooke
Paris Ballard
Tanner McPherson
De’Quan Booker
Ryan
West Virginia Edges Radford In 84 57 Victory
West Virginia defeats Radford 84 to 57 on the road. West Virginia senior Adrian contributions and Phillip lead scoring with 13 and 17 points respectively as Radford’s Cousin and Tanner spark early offense. Radford outrebounded 33 to 36 but falls short in shooting 32 of 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Radford
Polite
Phillips
Hicks
Bradford
Cousin
Christy
Rodriguez
Holland
Lutete
Bolstad
Tanner
Adrian
Ahmad
Macon
Miles
Carter
West
Routt
Konate
Watkins
Bender
Phillip
Harter
Myers
Long
Bolden
UNC Asheville
Winthrop
Virginia
Mountaineers
Oklahoma State
Broadcasting schedule for sports and college games
A condensed listing shows radio and television timetables for December 21 across sports including college basketball games such as Longwood at Texas Tech and Duke versus Elon, plus NHL hockey and NBA matchups. The note references local police details and foul counts for a Radford versus West Virginia game as part of the event rundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHIS
WYV
Bland County
Graham
Longwood
Texas Tech
CBSSN
Fairfield
Boston College
Uncasville
Conn
ESPN2
Elon
Duke
Greensboro
N.C
American
Villanova
Oakland
Michigan
ESPN
Kentucky
Louisville
ESPNU
Illinois
Missouri
St. Louis
FSN
Vermont
Butler
SEC
UALA
Florida
Iona
North Carolina
California
Kent St
Oregon
Byu
Wyoming
San Diego
NBA
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Dallas
Portland
NHL Hockey
NBCSN
Washington
Philadelphia
Bayern Munich
RB Leipzig
Koln
Bayer 04
Leverkusen
Uconn
Nebraska
Richlands Beats Grayson County in 73 57 Victory
Richlands (5-0) led by Luke Phillips 24 and Grant Herndon 14, downed Grayson County (1-5) 73 57. Jake Hollingsworth and Wes Ayers each scored 10 for Grayson, while Richlands connected on multiple three pointers led by Phillips with 3 and Herndon 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
Richlands
Luke Phillips
Grant Herndon
Austin Lee
Ratliff
Caleb Horn
Smith
Cantrell
Taylor Horn
Ball
Moir
Brown
Widener
Bailey
Tanner McPherson
Garrett Moore
Jake Hollingsworth
Phillips
Evans
Hawkins
Cruise
Wes Ayers
Occ
One
Herndon
C. Horn
Ayers
Hollingsworth
NBA late week schedule with multiple matches
A dense schedule lists games across Wednesday through Friday. Notable matchups include Cleveland at Milwaukee, Boston at Indiana, Golden State at Brooklyn, LA Lakers at Miami, and Philadelphia at Phoenix, with tip times ranging from 7 to 10:30 p.m.
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Washington
Golden State San Antonio
LA. Clippers
Oklahoma City
Sacramento
LA. Lakers
New Orleans
Minnesota
Phoenix
Dallas
Indiana
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Denver
Charlotte
Lakers
Philadelphia
New York
Orlando
Miami
Toronto
Brooklyn
Boston
Memphis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
UT San Antonio
Houston
L.A
Utah
Portland
Golden State
San Antonio
Baseball deals and NFL fines dominate Tuesday sports notes
Boston trades Buchholz to Philadelphia for Tobias while Goody goes to Cleveland for a PTBNL. Minor deals with Dominguez Lake Butler DePew Olmos Walden. Knicks Giants fines ripple through NFL, Jets Lions Packers Browns. AHL suspends Syracuse forward Morin for three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sok
Clay Buchholz
Philadelphia
Josh Tobias
Matt Dominguez
Junior Lake
Dan Butler
Jake DePew
Edgar Olmos
Marcus Walden
NEW York Yankees
Nick Goody
Cleveland
Middle School Boys Basketball Knights Top Bluefield 63 27
Aaron Jackson led the Knights with 20 points and Srendan Rotenberry added 18 as Middle School boys defeated Bluefield 63 to 27. Bluefield’s Jayian Green and Jayoniae Smith each had nine points. The Buccaneers resume play January 4 at Greenbrier East. Summers County Girls beat Peterstown 55 to 25 with Taylor Issac scoring 24. Peterstown’s Kendra Carnes led with 15 as Summers County won the junior varsity 50-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount View
Bluefield
Aaron Jackson
Knights
Srendan Rotenberry
Jayian Green
Jayoniae Smith
Buccaneers
Greenbrier East
Summers County
Peterstown
Taylor Issac
Bobcats
Gavin Pivout
Kendra Carnes
Pirates
Sally Pivout
Marlee Meador
Destini Bell
Brianna Cook
WVU Dominates Radford as Carter Sparks 30-4 Run
West Virginia erased a close start with a 30-4 run led by Carter to a 53-22 halftime edge over Radford. WVU forced 21 first half turnovers, scoring 41 points off Radford miscues while Ed Polite Jr. managed only five points. Radford outrebounded 40-37, as coach Mike Jones praised his team’s early plan before WVU’s depth took over. Up next Radford hosts Grace College while WVU welcomes Northern Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radford
Carter
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Highlanders
Huggins
Phillip
Temple
Justin Cousin
Sterling Christy
UP Next
Grace College
Northern Kentucky
Graham G-Men Siege Seals Win Over Fort Chiswell
Graham over Fort Chiswell 62 46 as Darrin Martin and Tyrese Ellison lift G-Men. Carlock praises defense while noting fourth quarter tempo and pressure forced turnovers. Graham holds Sutphin to three points and faces Bland County next in quad play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Carlock
Darrin Martin
Allen
Tyrese Eilison
Garrett Dalton
Chance Dawson
Tyrese
Chance
Dawson
Fort Chiswell
Ramsey
Andrew Stoots
Tanner Bailey
Bolton Sutphin
Narrows
Fort Graham
Drew Baker
Emil Curto
Cameron Allen
Tyrese Ellison
Nick Miller
Trevor Moodie
Eric Workman
Tristen Epperson
Isaian Ramsey
Kolton Sutphin
Noan Winelo
Matthew Musick
Kohl Hedge
Tyler Jakubiak
Jaryn McCallister
Brady Epperson
Ben Coulthard
Fort Chiswells
Ellison
Baker
Rot
Sutphin
Bailey
Jaydon Selfe
Granam
Nick Owens
Beavers Take Lead Late As Bluefield Tops Pike View 97 88
Donta Hopkins and Cody Fuller sparked Bluefield as they built a 49 41 halftime lead and held on after Pike View rallied. Meadows led Pike View with 29 points while Boyd and Ruble added timely 3s. Bluefield improves to 5 0, hosting Graham next, while Pike View travels to Chapmanville for a Christmas tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Donta Hopkins
Bluefield
Fuller
Large
Cody
Mookie
Devon (Goins
Pike View
Zach Ruble
Tyler Boyd
Collier
Panthers
Meadows
PikeView
Wayne Brookman
Graham
Gardner Bluefield
Cody Fuller
Devin Goins
Mookin Collier
Lominick Taxiey
Ryan Davis
Todd West
Seth Meadows
Tyler Ceci
Wayne Brockman
Oscrenrrnrene
Boyd
West
Rube
Cock Feo
Gare Coat
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Grayson
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N.Y. Rangers
Tampa Bay
Bhi
HM NY. Islanders
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Carolina
New Jersey
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N.Y. Islanders
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American Association
Laredo Lemurs
Jimmy Norris
Lincoln Saltdogs
Cody Hebner
Ryan Wiggins
Maryland
Craig Stem
National Football League
NFL
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Ben McAdoo
McAdoo
Cincinnati Bengals
LS Tyler
Cleveland Browns
James Burgess
JP Holtz
Terence Magee
Seattle
Detroit Lions
Andrew Turzilli
Green Bay Packers
Max
Ryan Nassi
Ishaq Williams
George Winn
NEW York Jets
Bran Winters
Mike Catapano
Brandin Bryant
Donald Hawkins
Kyle Friend
Jason Vander Laan
Washington Redskins
Zach Vigil
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Rupert Butcher
Frank Renaud
Zachary Intzandt
Hockey
American Hockey League
AHL
Syracuse
Jeremy Morin
WVU
Mike Jones
Ed Polite Jr
Pioneers
Rich Hawkins
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Richmond
Chapmanville
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Gardner
Tom Bone Autbone
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