Bluefield AJ Hair scores on 20 yard pass in win over Independence
Photo by Eric DiNovo shows Bluefield's AJ Hair smiling as he crosses for a 20 yard touchdown reception from Sencore Fields. The play came during Friday night action at Mitchell Stadium against Independence.
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Graham girls soccer coaches named region awards winners
Graham’s Lee Brown named Region 2D Coach of the Year after guiding the G-Girls to an unbeaten stretch before a state quarterfinal loss to Radford. Three Graham players earned first team honors Ella Dales Sophie Scarberry Cadens Owen, with Emmy Spaulding Reagan Tolley on second team. Virginia High and district players also honored.
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Four Seasons Standouts to Compete in North South Classic
Bluefield wide receiver and defensive end RJ Hairston leads a Four Seasons contingent at the North South Football Classic hosted by South Charleston High School. Cardinals roster includes James Monroe and James Monroe players, plus Princeton teammates Chase Smith Saeed Aboulhosa and others. The game kicks off at 12 noon on Saturday June 15 at South Charleston High School after training camp began June 9 at West Virginia State University.
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Sinner tops ATP ranking debut at French Open quarterfinals
Jannik Sinner clenches his fist after beating Grigor Dimitrov in the Paris Open quarterfinals as he reaches No. 1 in the ATP rankings. He says there will be no big celebration, preferring to look ahead, in a video interview from Monte Carlo.
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After Super Regional losses Mountaineers eyes turn away
MORGANTOWN It was Monday and normalcy was returning to West Virginia University after a difficult weekend for three men who had lifted Mountaineers baseball to a new level. Hopes for a Super Regional victory were over as the Randy Mazey era ended and JJ Wetherholt’s run as the program’s best ever neared its close. The season’s arc ended with the bases loaded and the tying run 90 feet away in the ninth inning of a 2 1 loss to the nation's No 4 team. The game’s early danger arrived when Carolina star Vance Honeycutt led off with the first pitch.
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Panthers Take 2-0 Finals Lead With 4-1 Win
Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers 4-1 to take a 2-0 series lead in the Stanley Cup Final. Evan Rodrigues scored twice in the third period, with Niko Mikkola and Aaron Ekblad also scoring as Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 18 shots. Star forward Aleksander Barkov left with an injury after a hit from Leon Draisaitl.
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