West Virginia and Virginia state boys playoffs and ACC Big 12 results
Regional high school sectional brackets span Mar 4 to Mar 12 across multiple venues in Virginia and West Virginia. Matchups include Radford, Northumberland, Eastside, Lancaster, Altavista, Honaker, and others with semifinals at Siegel Center VCU and championship events at Siegel Center and Beckley. ACC Big 12 items list March 6 games and results from Greensboro and Oklahoma City arenas.
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Action-Packed Sports Weekend On Tap Across Motorsports Boxing College Hoops
NASCAR and Xfinity race from Las Vegas highlighted by 4 p.m. broadcast on FS1. Boxing includes Ortiz Thompson for the WBA interim title and a Welterweight title match. College hoops feature multiple noon to 5 p.m. games with top conferences and key tournament semifinals. Golf and NBA playoffs coverage rounds out a busy slate with regional networks carrying regional matchups and tournament finales.
College Men's Basketball Scores Friday's Games
Results from several college games include Columbia 66 over Brown 63 and Dartmouth 72 over Penn 64. Harvard 73 beat Princeton 71 while Yale 88 defeated Cornell 64. Akron 74 topped Kent State 60 and Buffalo 87 over Bowling Green 83. E Indiana 79 over Toledo 75. Illinois 80 over Ball State 69 and Ohio 67 over Miami Ohio 65. Western Michigan 91 over Central Michigan 82. In tournaments, Gardner-Webb 69 beat Coastal Carolina 65, High Point 89 over Longwood 78, UNC Asheville 80 over Liberty 49, Winthrop 67 over Presbyterian 53. College of Charleston 67 defeated Delaware 63, Drexel 57 over Elon 56. Monmouth New Jersey 59 beat Rider 48. Mid-South Conference listing Shawnee State 74.
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Spring Training Schedule and Scores Across Leagues
A packed spring slate includes Cumberlands beating Lite 79 with 90 points and Georgetown over St Catharine 78 to 62. Lindsey Wilson edged Pikeville 72-71. Evansville beat Missouri State 66-56. Iowa downed Southern Illinois 66-60. Wichita State defeated Loyola Chicago 66-58. Austin Peay topped Belmont 97-96 in OT. Mercer won 71-69 over The Citadel, Samford beat VMI 92-85 in OT. Doral Florida hosted the Trump National Blue Monster event with a $9.5 million purse and a 7,543 yard par 72 course. In golf, players included Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka, Henrik Stenson, Russell Knox, Jamie Donaldson, Danny Lee. MLB spring results featured Boston 7 over Tampa Bay 2, Houston 6 over St. Louis 3, and Miami 88 beating Washington 94, along with numerous other early games and 1:05 PM starts across multiple matchups.
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NBA Scores And Saturday Schedule From The League
Miami beat Philadelphia 112 to 102. Phoenix 102 over Orlando 64. Charlotte 108 over Indiana 101. Toronto 117 over Portland 115. Boston 105 over New York 104. Milwaukee 116 over Minnesota 101. Memphis 94 over Utah 88. Cleveland 108 over Washington 83. Brooklyn at Denver late. Atlanta at L.A. Lakers late with Utah at New Orleans 7 p.m. Celtics at Cavaliers 7 p.m. Pacers at Wizards 7 p.m. Pistons at Knicks 7 p.m. Nets at Timberwolves 8 p.m. Rockets at Bulls 8:30 p.m. Kings at Spurs 8:30 p.m. Hawks at Clippers 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 3 Washington 2. Columbus 6 Edmonton 3. New Jersey at Dallas late.
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NASCAR Las Vegas results and weekend NHL NBA schedules
Summary of Las Vegas 1.5 mile race results led by Kurt Busch at 196.328 mph onward listing top 12 finishers with speeds and car numbers. Includes Friday to Sunday race times for NHL NBA basketball and college scores from various districts and state championships with multiple regional results and standings.
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Roach fuels Texas past Oklahoma State in regular-season finale
Kerwin Roach Jr scored 15 of his 15 second-half points and Texas pulled away late to beat Oklahoma State 62-50 in Stillwater. Isaiah Taylor added 12 for No. 23 Texas, which improved to 20-11 and 11-7 Big 12. Leyton Hammonds led OSU with 20 as the Cowboys dropped to 12-19, 3-15 and their sixth straight loss.
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Virginia Tech hires Brian Mitchell as cornerbacks coach
Virginia Tech head coach Justin Fuente announced the hiring of Brian Mitchell as the new cornerbacks coach. Mitchell previously spent three seasons at West Virginia as corner backs coach and served three years as defensive coordinator and secondary coach at East Carolina before joining WVU. Also named on the defensive staff are Bud Foster as associate head coach and defensive coordinator, Galen Scott as assistant head coach and safeties, Charley Wiles as defensive line coach.
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Broussard Named Portland Steel Wide Receiver Coach
Former Bluefield College wide receiver coach Kirk Broussard is hired to coach the Portland Steel in the Arena Football League. He previously interned with the Buffalo Bills Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings and coached with the Columbus Lions and Mississippi Mudcats of American Indoor Football.
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Local Little League seeks coaches for 2016 season
Bluefield Little League invites prospective managers and coaches for all age groups from t ball to major league. Player tryouts set for March 12 at Bluefield Middle School gym. For details contact Thomas Buzzo at 304-952-7556.
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Wyoming East Cruises Past PikeView In State Tourney Cue
Wyoming East opened with a 14-0 run and led 27-5 at halftime, relying on Gabby Lupardus and Madison May to pressure PikeView. Saunders led PikeView with 21 points and 15 rebounds as East remained in control and clinched a 62-33 win to secure the No. 1 seed for states.
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Concord Caps Rally to Beat Charleston and Reach Semifinal
Concord Mountain Lions rode strong shooting led by Reed with 24 points to defeat Charleston 82-70 advancing to the conference semifinals. Terry Hopewell added 20 points, Wade 10, while Concord committed eight turnovers and shot 53 percent as they outpaced Charleston to snap a prior 92-62 loss. West Liberty awaits in the next round after a late bid for the title.
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