All-District Girls and Boys Honors From Southwest Virginia
Complete all district selections list for the Southwest district in Virginia. Names span multiple schools including Graham Richlands Tazewell Grundy Marion Carroll County and Abingdon with Players of the Year in girls soccer and baseball, and coaches of the year noted.
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Kristin Kelley
Graham
Stacy Fanning
Allie Tallmar
Kali Furry
Whitney Browning
Karly Morgan
Miranda Ward
Grundy
Brittany Hagg
Alexa Harrison
Susan Deel
Stephanie Deel
Bailee Brown
Tazewell
Allison Johnson
Soph
Katie Snapp
Jessica Woodie Graham
Ryan Stanley
Michael Moore
Jon Hughes
L.C. Mutter
Jordan Plaster
Richlands
Andrew Beavers
Sam Nicholson
Taylor Monk
Adam Murray
Andrew Murray
Andrew Day
Jordan Hutchinson
Wayne Mutter
Googen Thompson
Cody Church
Lucas Webb, Jr
Carroll Co
Jim Yates
Marion
Matt Morgan
David Marrs
Blake Hash
Jordan Jones
Gavin Yates
Heath Harris
Matt Kencir
Cody Cantrell
Jeremy O’quinn
Nick Travis
Cody Rife
Eric Mulkey
James Patton
Taylor McGhee
Brandon White
Jack Vance
Logan Salyers
Michael Horton
C.J. Whitt
Zack Yates
Adam Crofts
Mark Francisco
Abingdon
J.D. Taylor
Tyler Anders
Houston Wyatt
Andrew Robinson
Bobby Vanhouse
Rees Bowen
Joan Sharpe
Stephen Bowles
Jeremy Dishman
Quentin Harris
Randall Carter, Jr
Kelly McCall
Courtney Cruey
Megan Jones
Tiffany Keller
Rachel Neely
Morgan Presnell
Courtney Wyatt
Brittany Richardson
Danielle Gabe
Matt Turner
Broad Sports Schedule Highlights World Cup and NBA Final Games
June 15 features NBC and ESPN telecasts across NASCAR cycling and World Cup groups with NBA Finals Game 6 set for 9 p.m. ABC Boston at L.A. Lakers. Local seniors and coaches from Tazewell, Richlands, and Graham appear in year end honors.
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Wettingen
Switzerland
ABC
Boston
L.A
ESPN
New Zealand
Slovakia
Rustenburg
South Africa
Ivory Coast
Portugal
Port Elizabeth
Brazil
North Korea
Johannesburg
NCAA Baseball Super Regionals Final Results Overview
NCAA Baseball super regionals wrap with multiple decisive results across Friday to Monday games. Florida State and UCLA clinch series wins, while Oklahoma and Clemson dominate their opponents. Notable outcomes include Florida State overcoming Vanderbilt, Texas Christian and Texas advancing in tight battles, and Virginia and South Carolina facing series conclusions.
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Florida
Miami
Texas Christian
Texas
Cal State Fullerton
UCLA
Virginia
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Coastal Carolina
TCU
Alabama
Clemson
Cal State-Fullerton
Arizona State
Arkansas
Interleague results and golf schedule across major events
Sunday's interleague games saw the Cubs beat the White Sox 1-0. Monday slate included St Louis 9 Seattle 3. Tuesday night features numerous MLB matchups and a packed PGA Tour schedule with players from many countries listed by round and tee times across Tequesta to Dublin.
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Yankees
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Washington
Lannan
Detroit
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Boston
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Tampa Bay
Price
Atlanta
Kansas City
Davies
Rowland-Smith
Suppan
Bush
L.A
Arrieta
J.martinez
PGA Tour Statistics Highlights Through June 13
The Associated Press reports leading PGA Tour stats: scoring average with Anthony Kim atop at 69.26, driving distance led by Bubba Watson at 304.5 yards, driving accuracy and greens in regulation headed by Brian Gay and Nick Watney respectively, and putter and sandwiched rankings across players. Money leaders list Els at $3.46 million, Mickelson $2.90 million, Furyk $2.74 million, Clark $2.59 million, Kim $2.52 million, with top ten including Allenby Crane Villegas Stricker and Johnson.
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Cherry Hills Village
Colo
Tom Lehman
Scottsdale
Ariz
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Stow
Ohio
Sergio Garcia
Spain
Steve Stricker
Madison
Wis
Paul Casey
England
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Texas
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Martin Kaymer
Germany
Sean O'Hair
West Chester
Charl Schwartzel
South Africa
Heath Slocum
Alpharetta
Oliver Wilson
John Senden
Australia
Mathias Gronberg
Sweden
Azuma Yano
Japan
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Rafael Cabrera-Bello
John Mallinger
Long Beach
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Mikkollonen
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Derek Lamely
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Brian Gay
Windermere
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Tulsa
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Jim Furyk
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Angel Cabrera
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Stuart Appleby
Rory Sabbatini
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Phil Mickelson
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Eric Axley
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Colleyville
Ricky Barnes
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Kevin Na
Rancho Cucamonga
Ben Martin
Greenwood
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Matt Bettencourt
Greenville
Craig Barlow
Henderson
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Kent Jones
Albuquerque
N.M
Bobby Gates
the Woodlands
Chris Stroud
Houston
Gareth Maybin
Northern Ireland
Simon Dyson
J. J. Henry
Fort Worth
Alex Cejka
Czech Republic
Michael Campbell
New Zealand
Seung Yul Noh
Paul Goydos
Coto de Caza
Aaron Baddeley
Pablo Martin
Rhys Davies
Wales
Alvaro Quiros
Ryan Moore
Spanaway
Wash
Michael Sim
Vijay Singh
Fiji
Dustin Johnson
Myrtle Beach
Davis Love II
Sea Island
Ryo Ishikawa
Rory Mcllroy
Tom Watson
Associated Press
Anthony Kim
Ernie Els
K.J. Choi
Ben Crane
Shaun Micheel
J.B. Holmes
Justin Rose
Bubba Watson
Graham DeLaet
John Daly
Andres Romero
D.J. Trahan
Rory Mellroy
Adam Scott
Kevin Sutherland
Troy Matteson
Stewart Cink
Kenny Perry
Y.E Yang
Joe Durant
Blake Adams
Chris Couch
Rickie Fowler
John Rollins
Eagies
Harrison Frazar
Scott Piercy
Robert Allenby
Martin Laird
Matt Kuchar
Celtics Take Games 3 and 5 to Lead Finals
In a tight best of seven, Boston defeats Los Angeles 102 89 in Game 4 and 103 94 in Game 6 to move ahead. Lakers rebound with 91 84 victory in Game 4 prior to Boston’s 96 89 win, setting up a possible decisive stretch. Boston leads 3 2 with two games left at Los Angeles if needed.
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U S Open Pairings At Pebble Beach June 17 20
Pebble Beach California hosts the U S Open with a seven point five million dollar purse in 2009. The field includes Deane Pappas of South Africa Gary Woodland from Topeka Paul Sheehan of Australia and Steve Marino among others with play times set for Thursday and Friday at the 7 040 yard Par 71 course.
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Deane Pappas
South Africa
Gary Woodland
Topeka
Kan
Paul Sheehan
Australia
Steve Marino
Sprint Cup Leaders and Money Leaders List
Sprint Cup leaders show Kevin Harvick atop the points with 2169, followed by Kyle Busch 2147 and Denny Hamlin 2122. Kurt Busch leads money list at 3,829,581, with Jamie McMurray 3,713,761 and Jimmie Johnson 3,335,773. Other top earners include Kevin Harvick 3,148,094 and Kyle Busch 3,050,641.
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Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
Denny Hamlin
Kurt Busch
Matt Kenseth
Jimmie Johnson
Jeff Gordon
Jeff Burton
Greg Biffle
Carl Edwards
Tony Stewart
Mark Martin
Clint Bowyer
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Ryan Newman
Martin Truex Jr
Joey Logano
Jamie McMurray
David Reutimann
Juan Pablo Montoya
Kasey Kahne
Joey Logan
Big 12 Salvaged as Texas Reaffirms Stay in Conference
Texas declined Pac-10 invitation and will remain in the Big 12. Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Texas A&M quickly recommitted after commissioner Dan Beebe argued a 10-team Big 12 would yield bigger TV and media deals than a 16-team Pac-10. The report notes the conference salvage amid restructuring discussions.
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Oklahoma
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Longhorns
Dan Beebe
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Cavaliers fall as Sooners steamroll for big win
Virginia struggles against Oklahoma pitching as Brandon Kline allows four runs in 5 1 3 innings and Reiie homers twice. Oklahoma pitchers retire Cavaliers while Revie adds a late blast and Arico exits with late support from Buechele's two run double. Shore keeps Sooners dominant with strong outing.
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John Barr
Tyler Cannon
Virginia
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Reiie
Shore
Sooners
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Revie
Arice
Area calendar highlights youth camps and events
Bluefield hosts all-sports camp July 26 to 29 at Bluefield City Auditorium for ages 6 through high school from 9 a.m. to noon. Glenwood Park bench press meet and cookout on June 19 with details at GNC Mercer Mall or Donnie Robbins 304 320 9072. Athens Concord University volleyball camps run August 2 5 elementary to middle and July 26 29 high school residential, and June 14 17 high school team camp. call Kate Southcott 304 920 1281 Anita 304 384 5347 or visit cumountainlions com. Richlands Open Tennis Tournament begins July 25 at Richlands Recreation, honoring Bob Nassif with scholarships to SW Virginia Community College. info (276) 964 7348. Sedgewood Tennis Club in Bluefield Va enrolling clinics lessons and memberships contact Steve Sarver 304 660 7223. Princeton Wayne Redman USPTA offers lessons and clinics summer fall call 304 487 6606 or 304 952 8447. Montcoal softball tournament benefits families of 29 miners from Upper Big Branch. June 25 27 at Fitzpatrick Park Beckley with coed June 25 and men classes C D qualifiers June 26 27. entry 165 per team call Chris Robinson 540 354 4900 Lew Brewer 304 578 1189 Daniel Duncan 304 854 0708. Calendar items run as space permits.
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Glenwood
Glenwood Park
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Mercer Mall
Donnie Robbins
Athens
Concord University
Kate Southcott
Southcott
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Beckley
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Lew Brewer
Daniel Duncan
Luck recalls Mountaineer Field opening and notable attendees
WVU figure Luck spoke at a Milan Puskar Stadium gathering, recalling the 1981 Peach Bowl and the opening of Mountaineer Field in 1980. Attendees included Don Nehlen, Gov. Jay Rockefeller, John Denver by helicopter, and sports figures Leland Byrd, Bob Huggins, Bill Stewart, Mike Carey, and Nikki Izzo-Brown. Luck, who has resigned from the WVU Board of Governors, affirmed ongoing NCAA compliance efforts.
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Touchdown Terrace
Milan Puskar
Mountaineer Field
Don Nehlen
New Mountaineer Field
Nehlen
Jay Rockefeller
John Denver
Leland Byrd
Bob Huggins
Bill Stewart
Mike Carey
Nikki Izzo-Brown
Clements
Florida
Mariners slip as Holliday sparks shakier start in loss
Ichiro Suzuki opened with a leadoff homer to tie a career mark and added a double for the league leading 31st multi hit game as Seattle drops six of seven. Luke French allows four runs in four innings after replacing Ian Snell while Colby Rasmus homers in a four run fifth.
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Cameron Seitzer
Tyler Wilson
Ogle
Wilson
Kevin Arico
Arico
Garrett Buechele
Matt Holliday
Mariners
Ichiro Suzuki
Chuck Knoblauch
Suzuki
Luke French
Ian Snell
Colby Rasmus
Snell
Pujols
David Freese
Chopper
Jose Lopez
Yadier Molina
Wainwright
Holliday shares Marshall football drive and plans
Marshall coach Holliday speaks at Princeton stop of Coaches Tour about strong fan turnout and a 23 player signing class. He credits mentors Nehlen and Meyer, outlines spread offense and aggressive defense, and emphasizes winning championships and recruiting West Virginia talent. He notes Sept. 2 start at Ohio State and a big Huntington home crowd.
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Meyer
Florida
West Virginia
Ohio State
Thundering Herd
Joan C. Edwards
Holliday
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