Virginia AP Top 10 Basketball Poll Girls AAA
The Associated Press releases the Virginia top 10 girls AAA basketball rankings chosen by sports writers and broadcasters. First place votes are in parentheses with total points on a 10 through 1 scale.
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Basketball action and rankings from today’s sports briefs
Highlights list multiple games across radio TV schedules for Tuesday January 22 2002 including boys and girls high school basketball in West Virginia with foes such as sae Wyoming East Bluefield St Albans Princeton and Greenbrier East. AP poll notes and various conference results accompany regional scores.
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Wyoming East
Oe County
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WAEY
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Princeton
Greenbrier East
Charleston Catholic
Bowling Standings and Highs Across Local Leagues
Summary of league records across multiple divisions including Leftovers, Mountaineer Ladies, Bluefield Industrial, Friday Seniors, Friday Night Mixed, Early Sunday Mixed, and Guys & Dolls. Highlights include high series by Doris Jackson 496 and Kathy Eskut 641, high games by Sue Shrader 183 and Jack Vaught 265, with team tallies led by Humphreys Constr and The Taliban and several 30-2 or 32-8 records.
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Jane Weiss
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Stephanie Miller
Marsha Midkiff
NHL schedule glance features multiple late game tips
NHL evening and Wednesday lineups include Edmonton at San Jose Phoenix at Nashville Buffalo at Colorado Les at Anaheim Angeles Ottawa at Philadelphia 7 p.m. Rangers Islanders 7 p.m. Washington Atlanta 7 30 p.m. Toronto Calgary 9 p.m. St Louis Buffalo 7 p.m. Montreal Washington 7 p.m. Boston New York Rangers 7 p.m. Nashville Carolina 7 p.m. Tampa Bay Pittsburgh 7 30 p.m. New Jersey Florida 7 30 p.m. San Jose Detroit 8 p.m. Colorado Edmonton 8 p.m. Phoenix Chicago 8 30 p.m. Vancouver Dallas 8 30 p.m. Minnesota Anaheim 10 30 p.m.
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Bowling Standings and Highs Across Ten Leagues
Bowling results from multiple leagues include standings for Monday Night Ladies and Moose League plus church and morning leagues. Notable figures: Donna Burress 644 high series, Ralph Steele 699 and 287, Reggie Garcia 701 and 248, Jason Conner 718 and 257, with teams like Gypsys Girls and Bluefield Moose contending.
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al Brooks
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International and Australian Open sports notes mixed results
AP briefs list manager changes in baseball and basketball, retirements, recalls, and promotions across leagues. It includes hockey staff moves, football coordinators, and Australian Open singles and doubles round results with several notable matchups and outcomes.
Roundup of high school and college results across games
Bluefield led 32-19 at halftime and beat Summers County 63 52 in a boys game as McDonnelly scored 14 and Walton 13. Summers County girls beat Mercer Christian 46-13 with Gunnoe 16. Hingis reached Australian Open semifinals 6-2 6-3 over Serra Zanetti. Wesleyan women trimmed Bluefield 94-63. Lindsey 16, Lori 11 led Wesleyan. Bluefield’s Smith 14 led Big Blues.
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Brad Ball
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Chawn Martin
Jerrod Patterson
Terry Blount
Dennis Aric
Matt Farr
Eric Pannell
Brad Williams
Concording Drama As Sutton Leads Blazers Past Mountain Lions
Nathan Sutton scored 31 points on 7 of 12 three pointers to spark Concord in a 99-76 victory over Ohio Southern. Atkins added 29 points and 11 rebounds while Nichols started at guard for Concord, with Millner and Salisbury contributing 16 and 13 off the bench. Concord improves to 4-3 in the WVIAC and heads to Wesleyan and Shepherd for road conference games.
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Chad Drennen
Jerodd Coefield
Matt Hopkins
Jeremy Morgan
Travis Hunt
Davis & Elkins Top Ohio Valley Despite Turnovers
Jabari Ray scored 34 as Davis and Elkins defeated Ohio Valley 98 83 in Parkerburg. The Senators, 6 8, won their first road game of the season despite 26 turnovers and a 28 percent first half shooting that left them down by three before a strong second half surge.
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