Hockey Scores and Schedule From Recent Games
Washington and New York Islanders led 3 2 in a recent matchup while Ottawa tied Pittsburgh 1 1. The nightly card lists results for Toronto Philadelphia and other teams with multiple games across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday including Ottawa N Y Islanders Montreal Boston Dallas and Calgary among others with forthcoming matchups in major arenas.
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Islanders
Ottawa
Pittsburgh
Stale
Florida
Boston
Toronto
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Jersey
Nashville
Edmonton
Colorado
Vancuver
Los Angeles
Anaheim
San Jose
N.Y
Montreal
Chicago
Dallas
Calgary
Carolina
Phoenix
N.Y. Islanders
Vancouver
Top 25 College Basketball Poll Snapshot
AP poll notes ranked teams and upcoming games. Stanford, Cincinnati, Arizona, Duke, Temple, Ohio State, Michigan State, Florida, Syracuse, Texas Tech, and others did not play their next games as schedules shifted. Indiana beat Purdue 79 to 66. Tulsa remained idle.
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Associated Press
Stanford
Southern California
Cincinnati
DePaul
Arizona
Oregon State
Duke
Clemson
Templé
St. Joseph's
George Washington
Ohio State
Penn State
Michigan State
Minnesota
Florida
South Carolina
Syracuse
Notre Dame
State
Texas Tech
Jessee
Arkarigas
Lahoma State
Colorado
Indiana
Purdue
Wisconsin
Tulsa
Nog Southern Methodist
Texas
Kansas State
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Oklahoma
Texas A&m
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Mississippi State
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Arkansas
TBD
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Michigan
Iowa
Tulane
Houston
Marquette
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Basketball glance on Western Pacific division standings and nightly results
A compact recap shows Western and Pacific division standings with team records and recent streaks, followed by Monday through Thursday NBA game results across multiple arenas. Notable scores include Dallas 108 over Boston 100 and Miami 85 over New York 76, with several late and pending matchups listed.
College hoops and tournament action floor report
A dense recap of men's and women's college basketball schedules results and futures. It lists ESPN telecasts Purdue at St Josephs and Kentucky at Mississippi State among others, notes top 25 rankings with wins and next opponents, and covers West Virginia Conference tournament brackets and sectional playoff results across several counties and schools with scores.
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Edmonton
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Multiple Pro Sports Teams Announce One Year Deals and Staff Moves
Across major leagues, teams announce one year contracts for players including Bengie Molina Lou Pete Norm Hutchins Larry Barnes Charles Gipson Steve Sinclair Frank Catalanotto Roy Halladay Kevin Witt and others while John Rocker Freddy Garcia and Rich Rodrigues join or extend with clubs in baseball basketball and football. Coaching and executive moves also appear with Chattanooga Kyzer named women's soccer coach and Phil Earley resigning to join Nevada Reno.
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Lou Pete
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Larry Barnes
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Steve Sinclair
Texas Rangers
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Roy Halladay
Kevin Witt
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Edward
Atlanta Braves
John Rocker
Freddy Garcia
Milwaukee Brewers
Rocky Coppinger
C Hughes
Philadelphia Phillies
Randy Wolf
Wayne Gomes
Trenton Thunder
Rick Brenner
College
Chattanooga
J.D. Kyzer
Cincinnati
Phil Earley
Nevada Reno
Georgia
Ryan Lewis
West Liberty St tops Concord 79 71 in tourney opener
West Liberty State College defeated Concord College 79 to 71 to advance to the WVIAC tournament quarterfinals. Michael Jebbia led five Hilltoppers in double figures with 19 points, while Concord's Sterling Tate tallied 22 and 10 rebounds in his final Mountain Lions game.
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Liberty
Steve Cog
West Liberty State College
Michael Jebbia
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West Liberty
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Ment
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Mountain Lions
West Liberty State
Sterling Tate
Brad Lambert
Mike Neal
Ariko Jackson
Jebbia
Hilltoppers
Clint Lee
Jeremy Ammirante
Eric Gilbert
Salem Teikyo Routs Davis & Elkins In WVIAC First Round
No. 3 Salem Teikyo led by Charles Dinkens with 20 points in a 108-64 victory over No. 14 Davis & Elkins in the WVIAC tournament first round. Leroy Blyden scored 18 and Amilcar Butler 17 for Salem Teikyo, while Davis & Elkins received balanced scoring from Rolondo Hall 18 Andy Impson 17 Neal Baker 14 and Mike Barlow 10. Glenville State toppled Wheeling Jesuit 70-62 as David Davis led with 19 and Josh Foster 15. Petrus Hawkins and Henry Hurst added 11 each. West Virginia State edged Shepherd 88-86 behind Jevon Green's 31 points and Andre Brown's 22 in the WVU Conference tourney.
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Fairmont State
Alderson-Broaddus
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David Davis
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Josh Foster
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Henry Hurst
Nick Brown
Jeff Winn
Ahmad Ol
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Shepherd
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Mount View and Wyoming East in sectional showdown recap
Wyoming East defeats Mount View 61 51 in a boys basketball regional game. Jeremy Clark scores 23 and Rodney Powell adds 15 for Wyoming East while Derrick Haifton leads Mount View with 9 and Darnell Poplar adds 20. The teams advance to face Jaeger in the Princeton High School section final Friday at 7 30 p.m. Local note: Clark hits clutch free throws to seal the win.
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John Marshall
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Woodrow Wilson
Reid
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Jeremy
Jaeger
Princeton High School
Atrinceton H.S
Kent McBride
Rory Chapman
Jeremy Clark
James Tunstalle
Robert Gunter
Matt Houck
Justin Gregg
Derrick Valentine
Issac McCormick
Paregones
Rodney Powell
Derrick Haif$ton
Darnell Poplar
Marcus Baker
Kashiel Perkin
Jesse Harmon
Williamstown-Wirt County
Charleston
Ripley High School
Wheeling Central
Clay Battelle
Magnolia High School
Gilmer County
Elkins High School
Union Grant
Panthers claim sectional thriller over PikeView in final seconds
James Monroe and PikeView traded leads as Ben Thornton and Derek Mitchem fueled a tight finish. A backdoor hook by Sink with 8.5 seconds left gave PikeView a late edge, but James Monroe missed free throws and Craft failed both, letting PikeView hold on for a 46-45 win. Coaches praised their teams’ effort and heart.
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Jason Hancock
PikeView
Mavericks
Ben Thornton
Jones
Mavs
Mitchem
PVHS
Thornton
Sink
Craft
Panthers
Howard Hill
JMHS
Hill
Kelly Wilmore
Wilmore
Concord College
Brian Thornton
Josh Moody
Mark Jones
Nathan Craft
Travis Fox
Timmy Nes
Totals
D.J. Boyles
Derek Mitchem
Todd Sink
Jody Hawks
Tommy Tooley
Spring sports signups and events across Bluefield region
Final day to sign up for MCYSL spring soccer with registration at area schools Kroger Bluefield Community Center and Princeton Rec Center Call options listed. Pinnacle Little League registrations open for ages 5 to 16 in Brushfork Bluewell Montcalm and Bramwell areas with $5 per child or $10 per family postmark by March 6. Emeralds travel league tryouts and $50 fee with March 12 deadline and March 14 start at Greenville field. Pipestem golf tournament May 12 at Pipestem Resort $200 per team prizes including Greenbrier rounds. Bluefield Little League registration to March 21 with 5-16 year olds. umpire and coach calls. Boosters open house March 2 7:30 p.m. Bluefield Va Library. Bluefield Va Little League registration due today with March 11 late date. Princeton Little League baseball signup March 4 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Gardner Field. First Responders course for Pinnacle Little League coaches March 2 8 p.m. at Bluewell Fire Dept. Ten Star Basketball Camp invites invite-only players ages 7-19 across multiple locations with scholarships possible. Contact numbers and details provided.
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Kroger Stores
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Bluewell
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Bramwell
Danny Culver
Joan Hill
Joyce Peters
Greenville
Monroe County Emeralds
David O. Holz
Holz
Howdy Henritz
Pipestem
PikeView High School
Pipestem Resort
Greenbrier
Bluefield II
Mercer County
Greater Bluefield
Rennie Wilson
Princeton Middle seventh graders beat Trap Hill 48 36 in Beckley
Justin Purdich led Princeton Middle seventh grade with 24 points as Princeton finished 14 2 and claimed the Beckley Tournament consolation. Bradley Cosby added eight, Tyler Webb and Vincent Snuffer each had 10 for Trap Hill. Repass and Purdich named to all tourney team. Correction note issued for Amanda Harmon misidentification.
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Justin Purdich
Princeton
Trap Hill
Bradley Cosby
Tyler Webb
Vincent Snuffer
Johnathan Repass
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