College World Series Glance at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha
A cluttered schedule from Omaha lists the College World Series with double elimination. It covers games from June 19 to the final, naming teams Oregon State NC State Texas Tech Florida Arkansas Washington Mississippi State and others with dates times and proposed pairings. The page shows multiple games with inconsistent spellings and some misprints but preserves the event sequence and key matchups.
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All-Region 2D Softball Team First and Second Teams
The All-Region 2D softball selections name Mackenzie Osborne of Richlands as Player of the Year and Morgan Hamin of Lebanon as Pitcher of the Year. First Team includes Osborne, Hamm, County, Arielle Lee, Jewell Ruble, Autumn Sexton, Tatum Ove, Chine Newberry, Jenna Wade, Madison Varney, Alewis Flanary, Ginger Short, Emili Brooks, Sydney Bailey, with Ronnie Davis as coach. Second Team features Marie Lynch, Kaiivnn Baldwin, Jessica Street, Aly Staten.
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Richlands
Morgan Hamm
Lebanon
Nikole County
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Arielle
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Jewell Ruble
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Autumn Sexton
John Battle
Tatum Ove
Chine Newberry
Jenna Wade
Union
Madison Varney
Alewis Flanary
Gate City
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Emili Brooks
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All-Region 2D Girls Soccer Team Selections
The All-Region 2D girls soccer squad features Mya Holmes of Richlands as Player of the Year and LaRhonda Lindsey of Richlands as Coach of the Year. Other honorees include Kathryn Perdue Graham, Callie McMurray Gate City, Abbie Jennings Marion, Kimberly Skeens Lebanon, Katie Pridemore Lee, Ellie Lindsey Richlands, Madison Chappell John Battle, Jamie Watts Gate City, Mary Stuedemann Wise, Hannah Hix Virginia High, Michaela Monk John Battle, Jantzen Taylor Richlands, Isabelle sJessee John Battle, Yulia Sioan Richlands, Katie Beth Musick Gate City, Stephanie Whitfield Wise, Sarah Rinehardt Richlands, Bailey Hurst Richlands, Julia Day Graham, Lalla Dugout Tazewell, Madde Dunford Richlands, Carianne Kinder Graham.
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Jamie Watts
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Hannah Hix
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All-Black Diamond District Baseball Team First Team
The First Team includes P oade Looney Grundy and Tyler Grizzle Grundy at pitcher and infield, Noah Daniels Twin Valley, C Jacob Compton Honaker, 1B Bryson Kendrick Honaker, 25 Casey Lawson Grundy, 38 Shawn Tiller Honaker, SS Jacob R McCoy Grundy, OF Blake Stinson Honaker and Chase Miler Honaker, Jordan Hardin Grundy, Grandon Lester Twin Valley, DH Hartley Hilton Honaker, UTIL Chris Marshall Honaker. Blake Stinson is Player of the Year, Chris Marshall Pitcher of the Year, and Chris Anderson Honaker is Coach of the Year.
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Hartley Hilton
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Sports broadcast schedule for June 13 MLB and WNBA
On Wednesday June 13 MLB games feature noon Mets at Atlanta or Toronto at Tampa Bay. 3 p.m. Boston at Baltimore or Pittsburgh at Arizona. 7 p.m. ESPN has Washington at New York Yankees. 10 p.m. Texas at Los Angeles Dodgers or Cleveland at Chicago. WNBA at 7 p.m. ESPN2 presents Washington at Connecticut.
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FedEx Cup Standings and Tuesday to Wednesday MLB and NHL Scores
FedEx Cup standings show team totals for Bay Central and West divisions as games unfold across major league baseball. Tuesday results include Yankees over Washington and Twins over Detroit while Cleveland split with Chicago White Sox. other notable games feature Toronto, Boston, and Baltimore. Wednesday slate lists daily matchups with Toronto at Tampa Bay, Boston at Baltimore, and Los Angeles Angels visiting Seattle among others. multiple late games planned across MLB and NBA.
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2018 Appalachian League Schedules Summary
Appalachian League schedules show Bluefield Blue Jays and Princeton Bays with dates across June to August. The itinerary lists series at multiple parks including Johnson City Burlington Pulaski Bristol Danville Kingsport Elizabethton and Greeneville with numerous off days and mid month vignettes.
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Former Clemson QB Johnson transfers to Northwestern
Hunter Johnson, once a top Clemson quarterback prospect from Brownsburg Indiana, transfers to Northwestern. He will sit out this season under NCAA rules and have three years of eligibility remaining. Johnson competed in seven games last year with 77.8 percent completions for 234 yards and two touchdowns.
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Honaker’s Blake Stinson named All-BDO Baseball Player of the Year
Honaker senior Blake Stinson, who led the Tigers to the Class 1 state title, earns Black Diamond District baseball Player of the Year honors after a standout season batting .500 with 33 hits 34 RBIs and 56 runs, plus a 7-4 pitching line and 60 strikeouts in 61 innings.
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Witt Concord sophomore Jenna Witt named to All American Second Team
Witt earns Fastpitch News All American Second Team honor following NFCA honorable mention. She ranked third in Division II in doubles with 23, posted a .448 batting average and .776 slugging, hit six home runs with 29 RBI and three triples. She played 15 games at second base and 30 at shortstop, setting Concord single season marks in batting average and doubles.
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Hole in One Feats at Princeton Elks Lodge
Wayne Mills aced the 138 yard third hole from the white tees with a 9 iron witnessed by Donna Mills. Manny Burchette matched the feat on the same hole from 115 yards with a pitching wedge. He played with Rodger Cooper Dusty Yearout and Fred Saunders.
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Soccer's World Cup outlook and FIFA reform chatter
The article surveys qualification outcomes and debuts for 2018 style World Cup talk, noting Spain missed out, Chile failed, Iceland and Panama debuting, and Peru and Egypt returning after long absences. It names Germany Brazil France England Mexico and the U S as contenders and refers to US DOJ indictments, VAR, and a move to Qatar 2022 with a 48-team expansion discussed by Gianni Infantino.
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Bluefield summer league fuels growth and community support
Aaron Lowe highlights camaraderie and growth as the Bluefield youth league runs divisions for boys and girls from varsity to middle school. Baker notes competitive balance, flexible scheduling for distant teams, and strong local ties, with players and families driving involvement and economic impact.
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