VHSL playoff matchups shape Roanoke area Friday action
In Virginia high school soccer and track events regionals move into Friday at Roanoke and nearby sites. East River hosts boys and girls soccer semifinals while Clarke County Bruton Radford and Riverheads travel to various venues for playoff clashes. In Harrisonburg Ezekiel Mullins of Richlands took second in Class 2 boys shot put, as Landon Graber won with 54-8 at James Madison University. Local athletes Landon Lallande and Drake Young are listed among hopefuls in girls discus and boys 1600.
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Camps Continue With Final Tournament And Celebration
Camps continue with a concluding mini tournament and celebration where participants demonstrate skills for family and friends and receive recognition. Coach Davis says basketball teaches life lessons as camps foster a positive environment for fundamentals, friendship, and lifelong love of the game. Cost is 75 dollars per camper and includes a camp shirt and daily snacks. Registration deadline is June 15, 2025. For details visit the stated website or contact Coach Paul Davis at 804 817 4754 or pdavis@bluefieldstate.edu.
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Fourth Circuit rules NASCAR win in 23XI Front Row antitrust suit
A three judge Fourth Circuit panel vacated an injunction that would have recognized 23XI and Front Row as chartered teams. The ruling leaves open the likelihood of trial in December while noting no precedent supports requiring a release for past conduct to sue. The decision affects whether the two Jordan owned teams can race as chartered teams this season.
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Backyard Brawl sparks rivalry talk amid WVU LSU run
WVU coach Steve Sabins defends aggressive culture after Pitt rivalry gesture by WVU players resurfaces. He cites Clemson and Kentucky series as lessons for handling heat in Baton Rouge and LSU, stressing team focus over personal glory and urging players to stay united as they face a raucous atmosphere and 12,000-plus LSU fans.
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A shopper describes evaluating pre owned firearms, stressing appearance, barrel condition, and reliability checks. He advises avoiding quick fix repairs, inspecting screws and refinish, looking for pitting, testing safety, and ensuring smooth action while warning that store owners may resist live firing before purchase.
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