2017 Week 2 Players of the Week Named
In the Pocahontas Coal Association and Bluefield Daily Telegraph survey for 2017 Week 2, Cole Meadows of Giles earns Boys Player of the Week honors. The roundup lists numerous players from Bland County Giles Bluefield Princeton Narrows Mount View PikeView Pipestem and others with point totals from 10 to 31 as notable contributions across multiple games.
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Pocahontas Coal Association
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Ballard Christian
Pipestein Christian
Tyler Bridges
Bland County
Giles
Jacob Watters
Ethan Cook
Ty Ritter
Narrows
Cook
Jonathan Bright
Watters
Bluefield
Princeton
Mookie Collier
Brayden Crews
Mount View
Collier
Crews
James Monroe
Josh Weddle
Jacoby Wilson
Luke Stubbs
River Lane
Graham
Martinsville
Garrett Dalton
Darrin Martin
Drew Baker
Honaker
University High
Grayson Honaker
Brett Boyd
Hartley Hilton
Brandon Sample
Remington Reece
Darian Munsey
McKinley Mann
Mann
Munsey
Montcalm
Jamie Darren
Devon Brooks
Leon Lambert
Doug Belcher
PikeView
Demoni Edwards
Aaric Gross
Strell Hairston
Elijah Collier
Elijah Barner
Fix
Payton Hudgins
C.J. Wilburn
Dalton Walls
Kieran Blatcher
Alex Young
Pipestem Christian
Isaac Jennings
Taylor Shorter
Tyler Pack
Colton Lane
Twin Valley
J.J. Burton
TJ McGlothlin
Tyler Keen
Jake Watters
Cole Meadows
Weekend Gameday TV Guide Highlights College Sports
The schedule lists Friday December 22 broadcast times for college basketball action across FSN SEC ESPNU CBSSN and ESPN2 plus Diamond Head Classic games in Honolulu. Notable matchups include Texas Tech Abilene Christian Oklahoma State and Northwestern at Oklahoma along with Fortunes in the Las Vegas and Diamond Head tournaments.
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Texas-Rio Grande Valley
Oklahoma St
Temple
Georgia
Abilene Christian
Texas Tech
ESPNU
Middle Tennessee
Princeton
Honolulu
Sacred Heart
Providence
Rider
Penn St
CBSSN
Florida Gulf Coast
Wichita St
ESPN2
Northwestern
Oklahoma
SEC
S. Illinois
Nevada
Las Vegas
Miami
Hawaii
ESPN
Ohio
UAB
Nassau
Bahamas
Idaho
Weekend college bowls and NBA results mixed schedule
Weekend sports recap lists NBA scores Golden State over Memphis 97 84 and Clippers 108 95. College bowls include Bahamas Bowl UAB vs Ohio and Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Central Michigan vs Wyoming plus South Florida Texas Tech Armed Forces Bowl San Diego State Army Dollar General Bowl Appalachian State Toledo.
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Memphis
Clippers
Phoenix
Cleveland
Chicago
Toronto
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
San Antonio
Utah
Nassau
Ohio
UAB
ESPN
Idaho
Boise Central Michigan
Wyoming
Birmingham
Ala
South Florida
Texas Tech
Fort Worth
Texas
San Diego State
Army
Mobile
Appalachian State
Toledo
Temple
Fla. International
C.michigan
Appalachian St
Fresno State
Houston
West Virginia
Illinois
Duke
Kansas State
Ucla
Southern Miss
Florida
Boston College
Iowa
Minnesota
Green Bay
Atlanta
New Orleans
Denver
Washington
Tampa Bay
Carolina
Detroit
Cincinnati
Seattle
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Oakland
San Diego Ste Toledo
Florida State
Washington Carolina
FIU
San Diego
Washington Carolina Carolina
Jeremy Gayle
Force
Bartlett Dunn
Michigan
St Army Army
Appy State
Hawaii Bowl Preview and NHL/NBA Transactions
Hawaii Bowl features Fresno State and Houston with 8 30 p.m. kickoff as college football notes mix with hockey and hockey results and NFL fines and team signings dominate the rest of the sports page. The NFL levied a 100000 fine on Seattle over concussion protocol with Russell Wilson while Green Bay added Joe Kerridge to the practice squad and Houston added Marcus Hardison and Jake Rodgers. Miami Marlins signed Jacob Turner to a minor league contract as baseball notes close the roundup.
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National Football League
NFL
Seattle Seahawks
Russell Wilson
Green Bay Packers
Joe Kerridge
Houston Texans
Marcus Hardison
Jake Rodgers
Baseball
Miami Marlins
Jacob Turner
Mountaineers open Big 12 play after win at Morehead State
WVU held a 42-33 lead at halftime and started the second half with a 1-0 run as they split a December road trip. Morehead State dropped to 7-6 while WVU heads to Texas for Big 12 opener at TCU. Up next Morehead State at Tennessee Tech. West Virginia at TCU.
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West Virginia
Eagles
OVC
Mountaineers
Texas
TCU
Morehead State
Tennessee Tech
Montcalm Girls Top Craig County 56 39 In Meadow Bridge Return
Savannah Bailey led Montcalm with 21 points and four steals as the girls defeated Craig County 56 to 39 at Montcalm. Destiny Ball added five steals while totaling four rebounds and three assists. Montcalm improves to 5-4 and heads to Summers County on Jan 4 with Bailey 21 and Alexander 12 leading the scoring.
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Montcalm
Meadow Bridge
Craig County
Savannah Bailey
Rockets
Destiny Ball
Lady Generals
Summers County
Montcalm High School
Taylor Sloss
Kelly Budding
Terney Zysk
Maddy Oliver
Autumn Hutchinson
Kaylee Pauley
Olivia Alexander
Britanny Kendrick
Taylor Dunford
Megan Lester
Katlyn Williams
Sloss
Oliver
Pauley
Bailey
Alexander
Meadows earns weekly honor at Giles High
Giles standout Cole Meadows, lauded by coach Justin Davis, is praised for his work ethic and leadership on the court. His six-block debut, team-first mentality, and growing college attention from Division III programs are highlighted as key factors in his development and success.
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Davis
Meadows
Dennis Smith, Jr
Russell Westbrook
Paul George
Donovan Mitchell
James Harden
Graham
Roanoke Times
Giles
John Shelor
Emory & Henry
Old Dominion Athletic Conference
Cole
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