Television and sports schedule for Tuesday June 27
ESPN airs College World Series final game two LSU versus Florida in Omaha while MLB regional games feature Cubs at Washington and Texas at Cleveland. Americas Cup sailing races 11 to 13 in Bermuda. NBCSN national swimming championships in Indianapolis. WNBA games include Seattle at Washington and multiple evening MLB matchups across Los Angeles and Philadelphia markets.
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Colorado at San Francisco basketball game outing
Hoffman leads Colorado to face San Francisco at 10 15 p m with Cain assisting for the Dons. This matchup features two programs seeking momentum as the season progresses.
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NASCAR Leaders: Monster Energy Cup Points Through June 25
Kyle Larson leads the Monster Energy Cup standings with 659 points through June 25, followed by Martin Truex Jr. 646 and Kevin Harvick 548. Chase Elliott and Jimmie Johnson round out the top eight, while Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano sit inside the top ten amid a crowded field. Xfinity Series leaders through June 24 show Elliott Sadler atop 502, Justin Allgaier 477, and William Byron 445, with Daniel Hemric 356 and Ryan Reed 347 near the top.
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Martin Truex Jr
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
Brad Keselowski
Chase Elliott
Jimmie Johnson
Jamie McMurray
Denny Hamlin
Joey Logano
Clint Bowyer
Matt Kenseth
Ryan Blaney
Kurt Busch
Ryan Newman
Erik Jones
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Trevor Bayne
Daniel Suarez
Austin Dillon
Elliott Sadler
Justin Allgaier
William Byron
Daniel Hemric
Ryan Reed
Brennan Poole
Cole Custer
Darrell Wallace Jr
Matt Tifft
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Dakoda Armstrong
Blake Koch
Ryan Sieg
Brendan Gaughan
JJ Yeley
Jeremy Clements
PGA Tour Stats FedEx Cup Leaders and Driving Metrics
The data lists top players in FedEx Cup season points led by Dustin Johnson with 2269.650, Hideki Matsuyama 2145.380, Justin Thomas 2059.706, Jordan Spieth 1978.946, and Jon Rahm 1707.826. It also ranks scoring average with Rickie Fowler at 69.322 and driving distance led by Dustin Johnson at 312.1, plus driving accuracy percentages led by Steve Stricker at 74.34 with Jim Furyk 72.93 and Francesco Molinari 72.12.
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Golf stat leaders and driving accuracy rankings summary
The list compiles top players and metrics across greens in regulation, total driving, SG putting, birdie average, eagles per hole, land save percentage and all around ranking. Notable names include Dustin Johnson, Kyle Stanley, Tony Finau, Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, Sergio Garcia, Justin Thomas, Hideki Matsuyama, and Jon Rahm.
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WVU Non-Conference Schedule 2017-18 Basketball
West Virginia University announces the 2017-18 non conference slate with home games against Texas A M American Morgan State Long Beach State Coppin State and Virginia plus road or neutral games at Ramstein Lake Buena Vista and Pitt The schedule includes events such as the AdvoCare Invitational and the Big 12 SEC Challenge with Kentucky and other opponents yet to be finalized by the Big 12.
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LSU Faces Florida In Championship Series Schedule
At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha Nebraska the Championship Series follows a best of three with Monday Florida 4 LSU 3 Florida leads LSU 52-19 and Florida 51-19 set for 8 p.m. Tuesday LSU vs Florida with a potential 8 p.m. Wednesday game if needed.
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Mickelson splits with long-time caddie Bones Mackay after 25 years
Phil Mickelson and Jim Bones Mackay announced a 25-year partnership ending after 600 tournaments. Tim Mickelson will caddie for the rest of the year, while Mickelson expects Mackay to have many opportunities with other top players.
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Gators fall behind as LSU rally stalls at CWS
Florida starter Russell Reynolds struggled with walks as LSU's Antoine Duplantis homered and Beau Jordan drove in a run to tie the game. Florida bullpen and defense held LSU in check, while Nick Horvath and Singer preserved yardage in a tense late innings.
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Burlington Softball Sues Past Blue Jays In High-Scoring Tilt
Burlington built a 10-3 lead in the middle innings as Reed Rohlman drove in two and Dennicher Carrasco hit a two-run homer. Blue Jays rallied with two-run hits from Mike Gigliotti and Sculy Matias, then added more on errors and extra-base hits before the marathon game ended.
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Area calendar sports and events Bluefield and region
Junior Golfer's Day Camp for ages 8-12 July 17-21 at East River Driving Range from noon to 1 with $50 per child. WVU Tech football game bus trip Sept 4 with hotel Sept 3 breakfast Sept 4, call 276-326-1786 for pricing. 42nd Heritage Classic 5k/10k in Tazewell July 1, entry $35, preregister at runtricities.org or on race day. We Believe Basketball Shootout June 30–July 1 at Bluefield HS, $200 per team contact Tony Webster 304-325-9653. St Aaron Crook Memorial Golf Aug 18 at Fincastle on the Mountain, $400 per team, call 276-326-1170. Bluefield High wrestling summer practices through June 30 at Forza Wrestling Club, contact Kevin Baylor 304-320-7636. VHSL physicals due July 25 for Bland County students. Tennis clinics Bluefield State at City Courts, Little Giants ages 7-12 June 20-Aug 10, 4-5:15 pm, Tournament Champions 5:15-7 pm, USPTA coach Louie Belt. costs from $125 to $350, 304-887-4007 or lbelt bluefieldstate.edu.
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Bluefield College Alums Gather at Bowen Field July 20
Bluefield College hosts a reunion game at the Ballpark Bowen Field on Thursday July 20 with a Bluefield College Alumni Zone seat option in the Coppinger Room and a catered meal for 5 dollars per person Tickets available for pickup at the stadium the night of the game Register by July 14 at bluefield.edu or by contacting Josh Grubb director of alumni relations by email at jgrubb bluefield.edu or by phone at 276 326 4208 Also Bluefield State to run basketball camp July 10 13 at Ned Shott Gymnasium led by Derrick Price as head coach with Price Rodney Kasey and Bluefield State players and a 70 dollar fee for ages 8 to 14 Applications and payment details on the Bluefield State site Contact Price at 304 327 4207.
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Rays edge Danville in save bid as series opener ends
Danville used Jesus Heredia for the ninth to earn his first save, despite a leadoff hit by a batter and a wild pitch. The two-hour game drew 1,101 fans. The series resumes tonight at Legion Field with Princeton visiting. Princeton returns home Wednesday to face the Bristol Pirates at Hunnicutt Field.
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L — Sanchez
So — Heredia
Chester’s path to majors through homegrown players noted
Longwood Florida native Chester, a Lake Brantley High School alum, started his pro career with Pulaski then Danville after choosing Miami over Milwaukee. The 2013 Florida 8A champ and top high school prospect aims to play his game to help Princeton win and advance.
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