All Group AA football AP team picks release
All-Group AA scholastic football team selected by AP sports writers names first and second teams with positions and players. Notable selections include Logan Thomas Brookville quarterback, DeVontae Atkins James Monroe, and Jake Petton Monticello as receivers alongside a full roster of linemen backs and special teams across Virginia schools.
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Richmond
Associated Press
Jake Petton
Monticello
DeVontae Atkins
James Monroe
Antonio Scott
Prince Edward County
Derek Christovich
Powhatan
Devon Bolling
Brookville
Dennis Wagner
Chancellor
Wheeler Young
Shawn Lewis
Broad Run
Logan Thomas
John Harris
Patrick County
Dominique Wallace
Nubian
Pulaski County
Josh Storm
Jefferson Fores
Breon Earl
Dae
James Rouse
Harrisonburg
AJ Parrish
Amherst
Kenny McAdow
Tyler Snow
William Byrd
Stephen Strowbridge
Rockbridge
Cee
Farkeer
Quintin Hunter
Orange
Kyle Schwizer
Salem
Kyle Linn
Turner-Ashby
Brad Cox
Christiansburg
College Sports And Poll Notes From Dec 21 To 23
Radio and TV schedules cover college basketball games and a Poinsettia Bowl broadcast. The AP Top 25 list shows Texas and Georgetown near the top with UCLA Notre Dame and others in contention. Wisconsin and West Virginia appear among later entries and votes.
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ESPN
Boise St
TCU
San Diego
ESPN2
Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis
Texas
Wisconsin
FSN
Kansas
Arizona
WGN
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
New Jersey
Associated Press
Georgetown
UCLA
Notre Dame
Xavier
Ohio State
Syracuse
Purdue
Villanova
Arizona State
Michigan State
Louisville
Clemson
Tennessee
Baylor
Minnesota
Memphis
Marquette
Brigham Young
Davidson
Michigan
Dayton
Butler
Saint Mary's
Miami
Fla
West Virginia
Florida
Illinois State
LSU
Stanford
Ecorats
North Carolina
Connecticut
Oklahoma
Duke
Wake Forest
Gonzaga
Michigan St
Ohio St
Arizona St
Calif
Sinais
BYU
Maryland
A&m
Florida St
Miamii
George Mason
UNLV
W. Kentucky
Police
Texas A&m
Auburn
California
Rutgers
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma St
Kansas St
Georgia Tech
S. Dakota
Teu
New Mexico
Marist
DePaul
Oregon
Old Dominion
South Florida
Middle school roundup highlights freshmans JV win in Greenbrier West tourney
PikeView freshman and junior varsity girls beat James Monroe JV 64 to 44 in round one as Danielle Compton 22, Jennifer Taylor 18, Haley Sabin 10 lead scoring. Taylor added five assists and five steals. Princeton and Bluefield youth teams posted wins, with Princeton 8-0 after defeating Athens 46 25 and Oakvale girls 35 29 over Spanishburg.
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Charmco
PikeView
James Monroe JV
Greenbrier West
Danielle Compton
Jennifer Taylor
Haley Sabin
Taylor
James Monroe
Taylor Canterbury
Ann McKenzie Baker
Pike View
Bluefield
Princeton
Athens
Lamont Lee
Ryan Meadows
Darius Hazelwood
Montel Leggett
Joey Brinkley
Princeton Middle School
Bland County basketball falls to City opponent in tourney notes
In a Friday night game Bland County trailed as Trey Hufford scored 11 for Rural Retreat led by Pennington Kennedy and Lambert for Bland County. Crystal details note 3 point shots by Hatford and Kennedy from AR and BC and a JV win for RR over James Monroe while Charmco tops Mavericks with Gravely four threes and 24 points and Bluefield advances in a Greenbrier West tournament.
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Bluefield
Pulaski Co
Beavers
K.J. Mann
Steven Williams
Harley Trimble
Pulaski
Tanner Lawson
Westside
Williams
Devontre Dowell
Pulaski County
N.a
Brooks
Linkous
Trey Hufford
Hayes
Stepp
Reasor
Crockett
Baggerly
Bland County
Pennington
Kris Kennedy
Wright
Kyle Kennedy
Lambert
Bradshaw
Aaron Blankenship
Hatford
Ky.Kennedy
Kr.Kennedy
Jv—Rr
Gravely
Mavericks
Greenbrier West High School
Tonika Jackson
Ebony Allison
Greater Beckley Christian
Greenbrier West
Devon Amos
James Monroe
Whitney Skelton
Coeburn Knights Top Council Cobras 70–65 in Non-District
In Council, Virginia, the Coeburn Blue Knights defeated the Cobras 70 to 65 as four Coeburn starters reached double figures. Phillip Riner scored 17, Andrew Pate 16, Andrew Adkins 15, and Shane Bright 12, igniting an 18-4 run in the third quarter to erase a 34-37 halftime deficit and secure the win. Fletcher led Council with 20 points in the first half and finished with 11 rebounds as Council fell behind after a late 9.9 seconds remaining in the game.
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Council
Coeburn
Blue Knights
Otto Fletcher
Fletcher
Phillip Riner
Andrew
Jeremy Ratliff
Travis Viers
Isaac
Chris Tiller
Powell Valley
Appalachia
Mount View faces possible end to struggling girls basketball program
Mount View coach Smith laments dwindling interest as only six or seven players can compete. He may approach the school after the holidays about dropping the program or finding a new coach. Sophomores Kanisha Cleage and Briana Smith have carried the team as opponents double-team them, while the rest of the roster is inexperienced and exhausted. Smith stresses the need for community support and year round basketball to stay competitive, warning a difficult path ahead. He hopes for more recruitment and local participation before deciding on future plans.
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Smith
Kanisha Cleage
Knights
Briana Smith
Elizabeth Hopkins
Julie Christian
Jasmine Huff
Kayla Spriggs
Tonya Howerton
Mount View
Van
Wyoming
Tigers
Princeton
Gilliard
Christmas tournament mix boosts local high school matchups
In a redesigned schedule for the long running event, PikeView and James Monroe open Friday at 5 30 p m with a 7 45 p m start for the featured game. Consolation and championship follow on Saturday as Bluefield Princeton and others eye upsets and late season momentum.
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PikeView
James Monroe
Gilliard
Bluefield
Buster Large
Large
Pike View
Princeton
Jack Parker
The
Beavers
Graham
Scott
Bluefield High School
Tazewell Bulldogs rely on veterans and new weapons
Tazewell coach Walker emphasizes inside scoring from 6-3 senior T.J. Taxley and 6-4 Jarrod Angles, with Pocahontas transfers Brandon Pauley, Taviar Wilborn and John Corner boosting guard play and depth. He aims for strong defense to compete in a wide-open Southwest District while previewing Greenwave Classic action and a sharpened roster.
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T.J. Taxley
Jarred Angles
Taxley
Walker
Jarrod
Bulldogs
Tazewell
Pocahontas
Brandon Pauley
Taviar Wilborn
John Corner
Pocahontas High School
Pauley
Calvin Cockrell
Brandon
Lather Mountain
Quentin Harris
Jordan Jones
Graham
Bluefield
Richlands
Carroll County
Chilhowie
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Dustin Engledove
Jefferson
Josh Miller
Robert Collins
Dale Davis
Blacksburg
James Rogers
Joe McDonagh
R.E. Lee
Vance Hendren
Clinton Simpkins
Ronwynn Pritchett
Martinsville
Brandon Hazzard
Shawn Winfrey
Kerry Wynn
Louisa
Torian Edwards
Brunswick
Zach Weller
Leonard Grant
Handley
Shawn Minor
Chris Jessop
Zacquan Ford
Nottoway
Matt Aiken
Hidden Valley
Troy McNeill
Lord Botetourt
Michael Burnett
USA Today
Bho
Oakvale
Spanishburg
Chelsea Brinkley
Owls
S. Lambert
Jacob Radford
John Burrell
Wildcats
Lashmeet-Matoaka
McKenzie Akers
Jessie Inman
Khadeji Payne
Miranda Wimmer
Hannah Preservati
Ment
Indians
Shay
Bottonline.com
Coeburn Burns Council
Cobras
Lloyd
Daily Telegraph
Soeburn
Burke
Adkins
Hall
Bright
River
Pate
Stanley
T Viers
T. Viers
Gilbert
Boyd
Presley
Sarge
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Greenbrier
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