Hokies, Broncos split as late rally ties game
Western Michigan built a 5-2 lead before Virginia Tech rallied with a tying sequence in the seventh and a go ahead by Chris Stanton and teammates. Toregas and English had two hits each for Tech, as Joe Saunders earned the win in relief to cap a 6 5 victory over WMU. The series resumes at 2 p.m. with Sunday play to follow.
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Michigan
Broncos
Harris
Wyatt Toregas
Brad Bauder
Jed English
Toregas
WMU
Brian Copeland
Chris Winterfeldt
Chris Stanton
Hokies
Western
Tech
Joe Saunders
Tim Frankhouse
Sam Flament
Sac
Greg Graham
John West
Frankhouse
Neenas Rhe
Western Michigan
Virginia Tech
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Honaker Tigers Upset Council In Region D Final
Honaker tops defending state and regional champions Council 74-69 in the Region D final at Castlewood High School. Tyler Ball and Tyler Patrick spark the Tigers as D.J. Hall clinches the late game layup. Council, led by Brad Nuckles and Ben Jackson, falls short but far from out. Both teams advance to the Group A quarterfinals, with Honaker hosting George Wythe and Council facing Radford at neutral sites to be determined.
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Castlewood
Council
Honaker
Tigers
Castlewood High School
George Wythe
Radford
Brad Nuckles
Tyler Patrick
D.J. Hall
Trevor Coleman
Ben Jackson
Jackson
Cobras
Josh Tiller
Rick Goodman
Mount View, Jaeger Cubs clash in Class AA sectional final
Mount View Golden Knights face Jaeger Cubs in the Class AA sectional final at Ned Shott Gymnasium tonight. Tipoff is 7 p.m. The winner advances to the regional finals in Logan next week, led by Patrick Jones Deon Hall and Kris Curtis for Mount View.
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Bluefield
Mount View Golden Knights
Jaeger Cubs
Ned Shott Gymnasium
Tipoff
Golden Knights
Patrick Jones
Deon Hall
Kris Curtis
Logan
Beavers hang on to defeat James Monroe in late rally
Bluefield builds early lead and sides with strong defense to topple James Monroe 61 to 48. Hairston leads Beavers with 18 points while Johnson adds 16 and Wilkes 10. James Monroe, paced by Williams with 15 and Hodges 14, fights back but foul shooting stumbles the comeback. The win sets up a rubber match with Shady Spring for a state bid.
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Bluefield
Ronnie Walton
Teon Davis
Walton
Beavers
Davis
McGhee
Trey
James Monroe
Mavericks
Williams
Johnson
Wilkes
Hairston
Gaither
Small
David Johnson
Shady Spring
Hairston Wags
Justin Hodges
Brandon McGhee
Rory Comer
Cy Williams
Sean McKearney
Jamie Parker
Jeff Walker
Nathan Harvey
Farrefranklin
Totals
Ancy Laker
Steve Wilkes
Three
Concord Falls Short as West Liberty Clinches Semifinal Bid
West Liberty beat Concord 80-53 at the Charleston Civic Center to advance to the semifinal, led by Kelly West with 17 points and 12 assists. Jaana Kotova scored 14 for WSLC, while Crystal Kestner had 10 points and 10 rebounds for Concord before fouling out. The Hilltoppers connected on 12 three pointers, setting a conference record, and outrebounded Concord 42-36.
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Concord
Kotova
Crystal Kestner
Christina Platz
Kestner
Kelly West
WSLC
Osborne
Lindsay
Shay Glauser
Katie Martin
Tara Johnson
Ashlea Bland
Julie Raterman
Dana Levendoski
Erica Vavrek
Jaana Kotova
Lauren Hills
Dusty Crum
Jennifer Pollinger
Renee Gagnier
Shannon McLaughlin
Bryan Koenig
Lauren Koenig
Brain"mamric
Jessica Walls
Ryan Overstreet
Amanda Preston
Sarah Martin
West Liberty
Johnson
Glauser
West
Levendoski
Platz
Walls
Crum
Pollinger
K.martin
Liberty
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