Home Opener Doubleheader Features Danville at Bluefield
Tuesday June 25 marks home openers for the Danville Braves against the Bluefield Blue Jays and the Pulaski Yankees visiting the Princeton Rays both scheduled for 6 30 p m local time. The double bill showcases two Carolina or Appalachia league matchups with 6 30 p m starts.
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Danville Braves
Bluefield
Blue Jays
Pulaski Yankees
Princeton Rays
Royals defeat Princeton Rays 10 2 at Hunnicutt Field
Burlington Royals hand Princeton Rays a 10 to 2 loss at Hunnicutt Field ending P-Rays three game winning streak. Kevon Jackson and Maikel Garcia tallied multi hit games for Burlington while Jake Means drove in a solo homer. Devlin Capellan earned the win in five innings with six strikeouts.
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Princeton
Princeton Rays
Burlington Royals
P-Rays
Hunnicutt Field
Royals
Burlington
Kevon Jackson
RBI
Maikel Garcia
Jake Means
Devlin Capellan
Yunior Martinez
Dawson Dimon
Jay Charleston
Bluefield Blue Jays
France edge Brazil 2 1 in extra time to reach World Cup quarters
In Le Havre France defeats Brazil 2 1 after extra time with captain Amandine Henry scoring the decisive goal in the 107th minute. Valérie Gauvin opened the scoring but Thaisa equalized before Henry's winner sends the hosts to the quarterfinals to face defending champion United States.
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France
Valerie Gauvin
Brazil
Oceans Stadium
le Havre
Amandine Henry
Amel Morris
United States
Spain
Paris
Valérie Gauvin
Griedge Mbock Bathy
Marta
Formiga
Kadidiatou Diani
Barbara
Gauvin
Marie-Soleil Beaudoin
Ganvin
Diani
Tamires
Leticia Santos
Bouhaddi
Truex Wins at Sonoma as JGR Finishes 1 2
Martin Truex Jr won the NASCAR Cup race at Sonoma Raceway for the second straight year, beating teammate Kyle Busch. It was Truex’s fourth win of the season and 22nd of his career, with Ryan Blaney third and Matt DiBenedetto fourth in a Joe Gibbs Racing 1 2 finish.
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Sonoma
Calif
Martin Truex Jr
Sonoma Raceway
Kyle Busch
Truex
Joe Gibbs Racing
Toyota
Ryan Blaney
Matt DiBenedetto
Denny Hamlin
Busch
WVU Faces Big Questions As Neal Brown Begins Era
West Virginia athletic director Shane Lyons previews the Neal Brown tenure in a year-end briefing. Brown must assemble a staff and team, replace key NFL draft losses, and establish a new defensive system while managing expectations for a program transitioning to Power 5 status. Lyons emphasizes realism about immediate outcomes and the challenge of rebuilding depth on offense and defense.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Shane Lyons
Lyons
Neal Brown
Troy
Brown
Will Grier
Gary Jennings Jr
David Sills
Marcus Simms
Trevon Wesco
Yodny Cajuste
Matt Jones
Dana Holgorsen
NFL
David Long Jr
Kenny Washington
Derrek Pitts
Marshall
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Ington
Eric DiNovo
Martin Truex
WVU