High school and college basketball schedule for Wednesday
Today’s games include Bland County at Graham in the BDD Tournament at Hurley for boys. Girls feature Bluefield at PikeView and Shady Spring at Wyoming East, with Bland County at Graham also listed. College matchups include Virginia at California, Radford at Virginia Tech, Mount St. Mary’s at West Virginia, and Maryland Eastern Shore at Virginia.
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Bland County
Graham
Hurley
Bluefield
PikeView
Shady Spring
Wyoming East
Virginia
California
Radford
Virginia Tech
Mount St. Mary’s
West Virginia
Maryland
Eastern Shore
All-Conference 39 Football Team Honors for C-39 Elite Cities
Richlands and Graham dominate the All-Conference 39 selections led by John Luke Asbury Offensive Player of the Year. Dante Vineyard Defensive Player of the Year anchors Graham as Richlands places 21 selections and Graham 16. Israel Harris and Mason Mullins headline Tazewell first team, with Grundy’s Jacob McNutt and Golden Wave’s Christian Jackson also on the list.
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Richlands
Graham
Blue Tornado
John Luke Asbury
Asbury
Blues
Dante Vineyard
Neil Carini
Tazewell
Israel Harris
Mason Mullins
Grundy
Jacob McNutt
Golden Wave
Christian Jackson
Kvitova attacked at home injures left hand
Two time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova was attacked with a knife at her home on Tuesday. She underwent a 3 hour 45 minute operation on her left hand. Spokesman Karel Tejkal said injuries are serious but there is no reason to think she cannot play tennis. she will miss the Australian Open and a significant part of the season.
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Petra Kvitova
Karel Tejkal
Kvitova
Akers Paces Herd To 136 62 Win Over Maine Fort Kent
Marshall guard McKenzie Akers scored 14 points and handed out seven assists as Marshall set a school record with a 136 62 victory over Maine Fort Kent. Shayna Gore led all scorers with 25 points, while Khadijia Brooks and Talequin Hamilton added 22 each. The Herd dominated on the boards 65 21 and forced 21 turnovers, with Akers playing 33 minutes and hitting four 3s. Maine Fort Kent’s Tierra Wilks led the visitors with 20 points.
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Princeton
McKenzie Akers
Marshall
Maine Fort Kent
Shayna Gore
Khadijia Brooks
Talequin Hamilton
Ashley Saintigene
Thundering Herd
Tierra Wilks
Akers
Herd
Beavers Rally Past Pike View For 97 86 Rival Rematch
Bluefield overcomes an early Pike View burst to win 97 86 on the road, completing a two game season sweep. Cody Fuller fuels the comeback with scoring run after timeout as Beavers erase 13 1 deficit and pull away. Mookie Collier adds inside presence as Bluefield seizes control in PVHL gym.
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Gardner
Bluefield Beavers
Pike View
Panthers
Beavers
Bluefield
Princeton
PikeView
Lindsey Jones
Cody Fuller
Buster Large
Mookie Collier
Fuller
West Virginia Rout Radford In Big 12 Opener Slugfest
West Virginia, ranked No. 11, overwhelmed Radford 84 57 as guards Jevon Carter and Tarik Phillip hit double figures though Daxter Miles Jr and Teyvon Meyers struggled. Esa Ahmad led WVU with 17 points while expressing satisfaction with open looks and team flow.
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Morgantown
W.va
West Virginia
Bob Huggins
Huggins
Jevon Carter
Tarik Phillip
Daxter Miles Jr
Teyvon Meyers
Radford
Esa Ahmad
The
Mountaineers
Ahmad
Dominick Lewis stars as Mavs rout Mercer Christian Academy
Dominick Lewis scored 28 points as James Monroe beat Mercer Christian Academy 72-35 at MCA. Jaylon Lewis added eight for the Mavs, while Richlands defeated Grayson County 73-57 with Luke Phillips pouring 24 in the Blues’ bid for the conference race.
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Princeton
Dominick Lewis
James Monroe
Mavericks
Mercer Christian Academy
Mca
Clay Havens
McKinley Mann
Jaylon Lewis
Mavs
Eric Boothe
Cavaliers
Richlands
Grayson County
Luke Phillips
Blues
Ball
Grant Herndon
Caleb Horn
Wes Ayers
Blue Devils
Tanner McPherson
Garrett Moore
Jake Hollingsworth
Grayson
Graham Boys-Town G-Men top Fort Chiswell 62 46 after fourth quarter surge
Graham (3-0) trailed 40-39 entering the final period before a 23-6 run, fueled by a half court set and a 15-0 burst, as Cameron Allen sparked the finish and six players scored in the final period to beat Fort Chiswell 62-46 at The Fort in Virginia.
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Fort Chiswell
Graham
Fort
Glynn Carlock Jr
Cameron Allen
Pioneers
Derrick Jackson
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