Northfork Blue Demons Lead Area Ratings With Strong Week
Northfork Blue Demons rose to first in Daily Telegraph Area Basketball Ratings Division B after a 5 game stretch, beating Logan Mount View Baileysville and Princeton on the road. Richlands Blue Tornados top Division A, while Oakvale High leads Division C with a perfect week and Athens, Spanishburg trail.
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Mercer County Youth Soccer League Plans 10 Game Season
The Mercer County Youth Soccer League prepares for a March 26 start to a 10 game regular season with age groups from under 8 to under 19. Substitutions ensure each player gets at least half a game, with championships at season end and volunteers guiding practices. Applications via mail to P O Box 922 Princeton WV 24740.
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New Wake Forest NC State to co host McDonalds Classic
Wake Forest and North Carolina State will co host an annual December doubleheader in Greensboro starting 1983. The McDonalds Classic will face Virginia Tech and North Carolina Charlotte with rotating visiting teams and no TV broadcast.
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Concord’s Tony Colobro Steps Down As Coach
Concord College coach Tony Colobro resigns after a 70 26 3 record with a 12 month job view. Colobro will remain as associate professor while the Mountain Lions seek a successor, with John Pinter and Marvin Williams named as possible choices. Colobro cites the pace of coaching and devotion to the game as reasons, and the administration expresses regret but support.
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Tony Colobro Leaving Colobro's Concord Record
Tony Colobro exits Colobro's Concord Record after a long coaching career with a record of 58-15-3 in WVIAC play and 70-26-3 overall. He led the team to five WVIAC titles and NAIA playoff appearances in 1977 1978 1980 and 1981 and earned WVIAC Coach Of The Year in 1978.
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Ready Or Not USFL Faces Spring Football Launch
The USFL schedules an 18 game regular season starting Saturday March 5 with playoffs and a mid July championship. David F Dixon of New Orleans founded the league and Chester R Simmons is the commissioner with a background at ESPN NBC Sports and NBC Olympic deals.
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USFL lands first network TV deal with ABC and ESPN
The new league will broadcast 20 games on ABC including a weekly Sunday game and a prime time telecast, with playoff and championship coverage. ESPN also carries USFL games starting March 5 featuring Michigan Panthers at Birmingham Stallions, plus two prime time games weekly.
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Decker Tabb Wins Sullivan Award in Indianapolis
Mary Decker Tabb, distance runner and 1982 world record holder, received the Sullivan Award at a dinner in the Indianapolis Convention Center. Carl Lewis presented the honor. Tabb praised the award as the pinnacle for athletes, acknowledging Olympic medal as beyond.
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Bluefield State Seeks WVIAC Title Run In Tourney
Bluefield State bets on a sharp turnaround as the Lady Blues travel to Buckhannon for the WVIAC tournament with the best overall record in school history and their strongest climb in league standings. The team aims to capitalize on momentum built this season under Kenny Mandeville.
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Bluefield State Lady Blues eye tournament run after breakout season
Bluefield State's Lady Blues show maturation and improved inside play led by Lynne Kelly as they started 6-0 before a setback at West Liberty. Coach Mandeville notes a solid start, conference finish of 6-5, and aims to avenge losses to Fairmont while eyeing an NCAA tournament bid via a deep run.
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