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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2011

Page

10

Virginia Group A prep poll top 10 list and voting details

The Associated Press compiles the top 10 Virginia Group A boys prep poll based on votes from sports writers and broadcasters statewide. First place votes and total points are given in a 10 through 1 system, with results from Weir, Telsia, PikeView, and others noted.

Virginia Associated Press Ohio Kansas Texas Villanova BYU Syracuse Missouri Purdue Texas A&m Kentucky Notre Dame Minnesota Wisconsin Washington Vanderbilt Illinois Florida St Louisville Florida Michigan St Cincinnati Arizona

College standings teaser from scattered results

Versus list shows multiple teams and scores in a compact sequence. West Virginia leads with 38 while Saint Mary's California trails 62 55. Utah State 53 Georgia 23 Xavier 12 Memphis 11 Virginia Tech 8 Tempie 7 Missouri State 6 UNLV 4 Tennessee 3 Baylor 2 Coastal Carolina 2 Virginia Commonwealth 2 Belmont 1 Duquesne 1 Harvard 1 Penn State 1.

West Virginia Saint Mary's Calif Utah Georgia Xavier Memphis Virginia Tech Tempie Missouri St UNLV Tennessee Baylor Coastal Carolina Va. Commonwealth Belmont Duquesne Harvard Penn St Associated Press Connecticut Duke Stanford Texas Asm Notre Dame Tech Michigan St UCLA DePaul Oklahoma Maryland North Carolina Miami Kentucky Iowa Georgetown Florida St Wis Green Bay Iowa St Ohio St Georgia Tech Texas Tech Marquette Syracuse Marist Arkansas Boston College St. John's Texas Northwestern Green Gonzaga Houston Princeton Rutgers TCU

2010 NFL All-Pro Team Named by AP Panel

The Associated Press releases its 2010 NFL All-Pro selections chosen by a 50 member media panel. Offense includes Brady, Charles, Foster, Leach, Witten, White, Wayne, Long, Thomas, Mankins, Evans, Mangold, Cundiff, Hester. Defense features Peppers, Abraham, Ngata, Suh, Matthews, Harrison, Willis, Mayo, Asomugha, Revis, Polamalu, Reed.

New York Associated Press Tom Brady New England Jamaal Charles Kansas City Arian Foster Houston Vonta Leach Jason Witten Dallas Roddy White Atlanta Reggie Wayne Indianapolis Jake Long Miami Joe Thomas Cleveland Logan Mankins Jahr Evans New Orleans Nick Mangold New York Jets Billy Cundiff Baltimore Devin Hester Chicago Julius Peppers John Abraham Haloti Ngata Ndamukong Suh Detroit Clay Matthews Green Bay James Harrison Pittsburgh Patrick Willis San Francisco Jerod Mayo Nnamdi Asomugha Oakland Darrelle Revis Troy Polamalu Ed Reed

Undersized Second Team Picks Quarterback Vacancy

The list shows players by position with names and teams across the NFL. Notable entries include Turner and Peterson at running back, Gates at tight end, Lloyd and Johnson among receivers, and Ware Lewis and Woodson among defensive backs, followed by several college scores from Virginia prep girls and boys basketball games.

ECOND Michael Turner Atlanta Adrian Peterson Minnesota Ovie Magheili Antonio Gates San Diego Brandon Lloyd Denver Calvin Johnson Detroit Dwayne Bowe Kansas City Jason Peters Philadelphia Sesasean Vollmer New England Chris Snee New York Giants Carl Nicks New Orleans Maurkice Pouncey Pittsburgh Dawid Akers Leon Washington Seame

West Virginia prep scores roundup shows varied results

Results feature Capital 78 over Nitro 50. Charleston Catholic 72 over Valley Fayette 39. Meadow Bridge 50 over Richwood 49. Parkersburg 87 over Parkersburg South 62. Wyoming East 79 over PikeView 58. Braxton County 50 over Lewis County 28. Clay County 65 over South Harrison 39. Clay Battelle 49 over Valley Wetzel 37. Poca 38 over Scott 37. Princeton 51 over Woodrow Wilson 38. Westside 72 over Tug Valley 44.

Charleston Associated Press Wheeling Park Washington Preston Hedgesville Woodrow Wilson Logan Fairmont South Charleston Huntington Capital Parkersburg Martinsburg Ripley Poca Wyoming East Shady Oak Hill Scott Ravenswood Magnolia Tug Valley Weir Aaa PikeView Po Dee Elie Philp Barbour Trinity Charleston Catholic Bishop Madonna Gilmer County Midland Trail Parkersburg Catholic Wheeling East Hardy St. Marys Tucker County Notre Dame Wahama Saint Joseph Central Mount Hope Nitro Valley Fayette Meadow Bridge Richwood Parkersburg South Braxton County Lewis County Clay County South Harrison Clay Battelle Valley Wetzel Princeton Westside

Beavers prep with Bluefield State gym use and future games

Bluefield State College hosted practice at its gym as Beavers adapt to a crowded schedule. Coach Large noted extra time on the floor this year and emphasized focus for upcoming games against Summers County and Mount View. Bluefield High School contributions included players such as Ryan Shorter and Lykell Collier delivering points in a 89 to 34 shootout.

Bluefield State College Beavers Large Bluefield Summers County Mount View Bluefield High School James Monroe Terry Zach Hatfield Mark Dixon Andrew Evans Ryan Bishop Tuggie Micah Deskins Wes Jones Ryan Shorter Lykell Collier Courtney Wallace Trimble KJ. Manns Antony Eades Joe Woodrum Shadeed Fitzgerald Michael Yost Bishop BHS Collier Eades

Wyoming East Downs PikeView In High Scoring Clash

Wyoming East 79 PikeView 58 as Marcus Schofield leads WE with 19 points and Luke Campbell adds 12. PikeView’s Tommy Symns scores 24 and Will Webster 18 as PikeView hosts Shady Spring next, while Mount View defeats River View with Benton and Pounds leading double figures.

New Richmond Wyoming Marcus Schofield Panthers Tommy Symns Will Webster PikeView Peyton Burrell Hazelwood Jommy Symns Keen Peavy Wyoming East River View Cody Underwood Charlie Stacy Cody Jackson Leshon Benton Trey Lockhart Mount View Antoine Calloway Ladarius Gravely Teddy Hazzard Raheem Pounds Raheem Bonds Underwood Calloway Hazzard Pounds Bonds

Fort Chiswell Bears fall in Mountain Empire clash

In Fort Chiswell Va the Bears lost by 10 in Mountain Empire District play to Bland County as Hallie Gunnoe led the Lady Bobcats with 29 points and eight rebounds. Candace Brown added six assists. Other games noted James Monroe led by Melissa Johnston with 10 points and Karsyn Boothe 10 rebounds.

Fort Chiswell Bears Lindside Hallie Gunnoe Lady Bobcats Candace Brown Melissa Johnston James Monroe Karsyn Boothe Lady Mavericks Bluefield Summers County Leslie Mack Hallie Gunnee Tyra Wynes Hanna Gunnoe Keri Hudson Kelsie Lively Lashae Bonds Jade McDaniel Taylor Canterbury Hannah Pritt Jordan Page Kelsie Mann Emily McKinney Hudson Lively

Big Blues edge UC in rely on late Free throws

In a tense second half UC narrowed the gap to six several times before Fisher sealed a State lead with two late free throws at 4:28. London led with 17 points while Fisher added 13 and Hickman Simmons 10. Liggins Richardson White each posted 10 for UC. Lang and Simmons grabbed seven boards apiece as London logged three steals. State, 2-15 overall, 2-11 in the league, remains 2-15 and 2-11 in conference play. Charleston sits 7-10 overall, 5-8 in the WVIAC.

Welch Golden Knights McDowell County Raheem Pounds Mount View Raiders Leshon Benton River View Westside Princeton McKenzie Akers Princeton Tigerettes Beckley PSHS Kim White Hannah Preservati Ripley Fisher State Golden Eagles London Hickman Simmons John Liggins Marco Richardson John White Julius Lang Simmons Bluefield State Charleston Athens Spanishburg Jason Weitzel Austin Cordell Jarrod Kellar Takota Bailey Isaac van Blaricom Jacob Harmon Peterstown

Lady Blues Fall Short as Charleston Tops 74 65

In a six-player effort, Bethany State College trailed Charleston by as many as 15 in the first half and 12 at halftime. Charlene Diggs led State with 22 points, Kellie Morgan 13, Amber Fitzgerald 13, while Tarena Dixon and Lindsey Kentner posted 15 for Charleston. State drops to 1-16 overall and 0-13 in the WVIAC. Charleston improves to 14-5 and 10-3 in conference play.

Lady Blues Charleston BSC Charlene Diggs Trey Diggs State Amber Fitzgerald Kellie Morgan Morgan Fitzgerald Tarena Dixon Lindsey Kentner

Area calendar highlights local youth sports in Tazewell and surrounding towns

Area calendar lists signups for Tazewell Little League in Tazewell VA with Saturdays through Feb 26 at 10 am for ages 4-12 and a 13-15 senior league. Other entries cover Blackburg VA Baseball Night with Billy Wagner, Twin Valley Harlem Superstars fundraiser, Bowing League in Bluefield WV, kicking camp at Emory VA, East River Soccer signup deadline with guaranteed play, Princeton tennis info, and multiple youth basketball tournaments across Bristol, Honaker, Castlewood, Oceana, Marion, Bland and surrounding areas with entry fees and guaranteed games.

Tazewell Blacksburg West Side Stadium Lane Stadium Tannersville Billy Wagner East River Spring Recreation League Eastriversoccer. Com Michelle Dye Oceana Oceana Middle School Westside Jeremy Hedinger

Princeton Middle School girls dominate Summers County road win

Princeton girls led by Brandy Snow with 16 and Brittany Moore with 14 routed Summers County 48 to 28. Summers County was paced by Abby Taylor with 8. Princeton (8-3) hosts Mountain View tonight with JV at 6 and varsity to follow.

Princeton Summers Hinton Brandy Snow Brittany, Moore Abby Taylor Mountain View

Princeton wrestling aims to grow amid snow and sacrifice

Coach Bowman leads Princeton wrestlers through a tough season hampered by cold, with 60 signups shrinking to 18. Standouts Julius Lash Blaze Barnes Chris Greer post double-digit wins while volunteers like Jerry McFadden aid development. Bowman seeks a leadership figure and a proper wrestling room.

Bowman Julius Lash Blaze Barnes Chris Greer

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