Radio and TV sports schedule for January 11
Radio evening lineup includes Willie on multiple stations and West Virginia Statewide Sportsline at 7 p.m. Kicks and NASCAR Live air on various frequencies. TV slate features Wisconsin at Michigan State, Texas at Texas Tech, Florida at Tennessee, and Philadelphia at Buffalo in NHL action airing on ESPN networks and VERSUS.
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Virginia Group A Boys Prep Poll Top 10
The AP compiled by The Associated Press lists the top 10 Group A boys prep basketball teams in Virginia based on votes from writers and broadcasters statewide. First place votes, total points, and last year’s ranking accompany the list.
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AP Top 25 Other Teams Receiving Votes List
Minnesota leads the pool with 123 votes followed by Michigan State 116 and Baylor 111. Florida 110, UNLV 74, Vanderbilt 74, Oklahoma State 71, Memphis 49, Saint Mary’s California 49, North Carolina 31, Gonzaga 29. West Virginia 15, Arizona 6, Old Dominion 4, St. John’s 4, Tennessee 4, Utah State 4, Missouri State 2, Virginia Tech 2, Wichita State 2, Coastal Carolina 1, Richmond 1.
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Unclear sports results from Portland to Portland arena
A broad fragment lists numerous basketball and bowling scores and standings from multiple leagues. Notable items include Sunday games with Toronto and Sacramento, LA Clippers over Golden State, and Philadelphia-like player stats alongside bowling high scores and team records across several leagues and clubs.
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PGA Tour Schedule By The Associated Press
A compact list of early 2000s PGA Tour events with dates and venues. From Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii to the Transitions Championship at Innisbrook Florida, including Waste Management Phoenix Open and Tropics in Mexico and Puerto Rico events.
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BCS chief sees old bowl system over playoff in future
SCOTTSDALE Ariz AP BCS executive director Bill Hancock said a return to the old bowl system is more likely than a College Football Playoff in the next eight years and that an eight or sixteen team playoff is not in the spectrum. He noted no groundswell among presidents for seismic changes.
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Blues Edge West Virginia State in Narrow Women’s Loss
The Lady Blues trailed by 11 before rallying to 32-28 at halftime but West Virginia State pulled away with a 15-point run. Keyoshia Wright sparked Bluefield State with a late free throw as Davis led State with 23 points and 13 rebounds. Bluefield State, hindered by turnovers, remains winless against a Jackets squad outrebounding by one. The Blues show signs of improvement and proceed to Glenville State and West Liberty games.
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West Virginia star Jerry West memorabilia to stay in barber shop
Humpreys recounts memorabilia from Jerry West, including an autographed college jersey and a photo with West, detailing bids to publish an autobiography titled West by West in February. He notes his son Jonathan, WVU graduate, was in The Pride of West Virginia. Tina Alvey reports for The Register-Herald.
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Area Sports Calendar Details Local Youth Events
Area calendar lists Middle School High School Bowling League start January 26 at Mountaineer Lanes with free practice on January 12 and 19. Also coaching classes, snow bowl flag football tournament January 22 23 at Mitchell Stadium, tennis clinics and lessons in Princeton and Bluefield Virginia, weight lifting meet January 15 at Princeton Rec Center, and multiple youth basketball tournaments across Virginia and West Virginia with entry fees and contact numbers.
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Scott to miss rest of UVa hoops season due to surgery
Virginia star Mike Scott will undergo a second surgery on his left ankle to remove bone spurs and perform cartilage work, sidelining him for the remainder of the season. The forward averaged 15.9 points and 10.2 rebounds in 10 games and aims to return in 3-4 months with a medical hardship year possible.
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Curry stays with Marshall football
Huntington Marshall University defensive end Vinny Curry announced he will return for his senior season. The 6 foot 4 standout earned first team All Conference USA honors with 94 tackles, 12 sacks, and 18 tackles for loss, and considered NFL draft entry before choosing to pursue his degree and continue with Marshall.
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Lashmeet-Matoaka Improves to 7 1 After 27 11 Victory
Lashmeet Matoaka improved to 7 1 with a 27 11 home win over Matoaka on Monday. Lyndsay Hatfield scored 13 and Kayla Perdue added eight for LM. Matoaka was led by Zoe Nicewonder with four points. Lashmeet Matoaka schedules a game with Herndon today weather permitting.
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Concord Men and Women Face WV State Visit
Concord led early but trailed 2-31 at halftime before a second half surge. Alexander sparked the comeback with a quick layup and Concord never trailed after. Amber Avery posted 18 points and 12 rebounds for Ohio Valley, while the Lady Scots shot 35.4 percent. Ohio Valley hosts West Virginia State and Wheeling Jesuit later this week as the Concord men’s game against Ohio Valley continued late Monday night.
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