College basketball schedule sweep for West Virginia region
A dense slate lists pairings among Wheeling Jesuit West Virginia State Charleston Davis Elkins Fairmont State Glenville State Alderson Broaddus Bluefield State Salem Teikyo Concord College Ohio Valley and others. Timings span 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. with multiple venues including WVU Tech Shepherd Glenville State and Davis Elkins.
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West Liberty
Wvu-Tech
Wheeling Jesuit
West Va. St
Alderson-Broaddus
Bluefield St
Charleston
Shepherd
Davis & Elkins
Concord College
Fairmont St
Glenville St
Salem-Teikyo
WV Wesleyan
Glenville
Wheeling
Fairmont
West Liberty State
Glenville State
West Virginia State
Bluefield State
Fairmont State
West Va. Wesleyan
Ohio Valley
WVIAC
West Va
All-Teikyerson-Broaddus
Crleston
Eifield State
Ohio Valley n/a
WVIAC Stars Shine in NCAA National Leads
West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference players headline national rankings from the NCAA stats, with Bluefield State leading Division II in field goal percentage defense at 31.4, Fairmont State outrounding foes by 14.8 boards per game, and Concord's Andy Manspile atop long-range shooting at 58.1 percent. Glenville State's Sabrina Stout and West Liberty's Adrianne Harlow rank high in assists, Salem-Teikyo tops men’s Division II in rebounding margin and winning percentage, while Alderson-Broaddus and Charleston showcase multiple players in scoring, defense, and three-point accuracy.
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Rinceton
West Virginia Intercollegiate — Athletic Conference
National Collegiate Athletic Association
WVIAC
Bluefield State
Fairmont State
Concord
Andy Manspile
Glenville State
Sabrina Stout
West Liberty State
Adrianne Harlow
Harlow
Ohio Eastern
Stout
Mount Aloysius
Salem-Teikyo
Tigers
Mike Carey
Alderson-Broaddus
Rattlers
Kevyn McBride
Charleston
Ajamu Gaines
Tommy Orcutt
West Virginia teams host conference games at Ned Shott Gym and Centennial Hall
In the WVIAC, Bluefield State and Concord College host home games. Lady Blues led by Lori O Quinn with 18.1 ppg and 81 percent shooting. Jessica McClanahan adds 11.6 ppg and 7.4 rpg as AB struggles at 53.7 ppg. Concord features Davis & Elkins as Mary Walters and Gail Raser pace D E with 13.1 and 12.6 ppg.
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Lori O’quinn
West Virginia State
Shannon Henderson
O’quinn
O’neal
Jessica McClanahan
Lady Blues
McClanahan
Joni Grubb
Jennifer Kisner
Grubb
Kisner
Bluefield State
Will Johnson
Lady Senators
Crystal Kestner
Kestner
Blacksburg Tops Graham In 62 45 Upset
Graham loses 62 45 at Graham Middle School as Blacksburg stifles inside scoring. Leonard Graves leads Graham with 21 points while Blacksburg counters with a strong defense and a quick scoring duo of Derek Ratcliff and Marcus Travis.
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Luefield
Graham
Blacksburg
Graham Middle School
Leonard
Sugar Ray
Graves
Donald Jones, Jr
Indians
Derek Ratcliff
Marcus Travis
Ratcliff
Blacksburg Indians overpower Graham G Men in semifinal tilt
Ratcliffe leads Graham with 17 points and Travis adds 14 as Blacksburg builds a 22-12 first quarter edge. Graves sparks Graham with 21 points, eight in the second, but a poor third quarter hinders a comeback as Graham struggles to convert at the rim.
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Travis
Ratcliffe
Graham
Blacksburg
Ratcliff
Indians
Graves
G-Men
Gmen
Jones Jr
Rim
Virginia Tech routs Duquesne 80 59 in Blacksburg
Dennis Mims scored 20 and Brendan Dunlop 18 to lead Virginia Tech past Duquesne 80-59. Hokies shot 62 percent in the first half, outrebounded 41-28, while Duquesne finished 27 percent shooting. Wayne Smith led Duquesne with 18.
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Blacksburg
Dennis Mims
Brendan Dunlop
Virginia Tech
Duquesne
Hokies
Atlantic
Mims
Rolan Roberts
Wayne Smith
Faulk Named AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year
Rams running back Marshall Faulk wins AP Offensive Player of the Year after a record season. He rushed 1,381 yards on 253 carries with seven TDs and added 1,048 receiving yards on 87 receptions for 5 TDs to total 2,429 yards, an NFL mark. Kurt Warner also earned MVP honors, as St. Louis soared to a 13-3 record and the league’s top offense.
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EW York
St. Louis Rams
Marshall Faulk
Indianapolis
Faulk
Associated Press
Barry Sanders
Rams
Kurt Warner
NFL
Warner
Orlando Pace
Colts
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Mary Walters
Gail Raser
D&e
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Terry Brown
Ted Green
Sterling Tate
Fred Williams
AP Photo
Michael Neal
Eric DiNovo
Graham High
Leonard “Sugar Ray” Graves
WVU
West Virginia
Torrs, Conn
Connecticut
Tennessee
Assha Jones
Swin Cash
Huskies
Mountaineers
Cash
Uconn
Paige Sauer
Darya Kudravvtseva
Marshall
Toledo
Roger Craig
San Francisco
St. Louis
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