National Hockey League Friday results summary
NHL results show Buffalo over Boston 4-3, Tampa Bay 4-2 over San Jose, Atlanta 4-3 vs New York Islanders, New Jersey 4-2 over Toronto, with exhibition baseball scores including Philadelphia 12-0 St. Leo and Montreal 5-1 Baltimore. Yankees beat Toronto 7-3. Detroit 3-2 Pittsburgh. Houston 6-2 Los Angeles. Cleveland 6-3 Minnesota. Tampa Bay 11-0 University of Tampa. Detroit 5-3 in 11 innings KC. St. Louis 7-1 New York Mets. Anaheim 15-2 Seattle. Milwaukee 3- Oakland. Colorado 6- San Diego. Arizona 13- Chicago White Sox. Chicago Cubs 5- San Francisco 4. Boston 7-1 Boston College in seven innings.
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Hokies Rally To Upset Broncos 6-5 In Home Opener
Virginia Tech trailed Western Michigan 3-1 before a four-run seventh inning turned the game. Junior shortstop Spencer Harris started the rally with a leadoff triple as the Hokies improved to 3-1 on the season at English Field in Lacksburg.
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Beavers reach Region VI final with win over Mavericks
Bluefield Beavers beat James Monroe 61 48 to advance to the Region VI championship at Concord College. With their all state guard lost early and injuries mounting the Beavers relied on tough defense and clutch late scoring, including a final trey by Three Smalls.
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West Liberty ends Concords Cinderella run in semis
West Liberty Hilltoppers defeated Concord College 80 to 53 at the Charleston Civic Center to halt the Lady Lions Cinderella run in the West Virginia Conference semifinals. WSLC dominated early, led by Jaana Kotova’s interior presence, while Concord struggled with field goal accuracy.
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Mercer Christian tops Montcalm for regional sectional title
Mercer Christian Academy defeated Montcalm 67 to 51 at Mount View High School to clinch the Class A Region VI Section 1 championship. The Cavaliers improved to 19-4, with Justin Nestel scoring a game high 25 points, while Ben Shrader was held to 14 and Montcalm’s Justin Havens scored 21 in his final game.
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Shady Tigers Clinch Sectional Crown With Dominant Board Play
Redden led Shady Spring to a 62-52 win over Summers County for the Class AA Region 6 Section 2 title at Raleigh County Armory. He had 12 points and 17 rebounds and was named tournament MVP while the Tigers outrebounded Summers 43-24. Shady Spring advances to face Bluefield for a regional final berth at Concord College.
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