West Liberty vs Jesuit in WVIAC title clash Saturday
Sports ticker reports OUWOU men clash for the WVIAC championship with Jesuit facing West Liberty in the regular season finale. Virginia Tech beat Maryland 86 to 76 Seton Hall 66 West Virginia 63 Marshall 54 Miami Ohio 47. Wheeling Jesuit 51 Glenville State 42. ACC Tourney second round Virginia 71 Florida State 67 OT. Big East first round West Virginia 77 Pittsburgh 68. Sunday ACC semifinal Carolina vs Virginia 1 p.m. Big East quarter West Virginia vs Notre Dame 6 p.m.
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Major League Exhibition Baseball Scores
Baseball results from a Major League Exhibition schedule list numerous games with final scores in various cities including Atlanta over Houston 4 3 in 10 innings and Chicago White Sox routing Arizona 10 0 Others include Minnesota beating Pittsburgh 6 2 and Texas defeating Kansas City 5 3.
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Busch racing drivers and speeds listed at Motoralo 200
A list of drivers and lap speeds from the Motorola 200 shows Goeters Ford 103.364, Robby Gordon Chevrolet 103.x, Martin Truex Jr Chevrolet 103.4, Boris Said Dodge 103.079, Ron Fellows Chevrolet 103.0, Kevin Harvick Chevrolet 102.x, Paul Menard Chevrolet 102.x, Carlos Contreras Dodge 102, Carl Edwards Ford 102.401, Elliott Sadler Ford 102.225, David Green Ford 102.223, Tyler Walker Dodge 102.0, Clint Bowyer Chevrolet 102, Jamie McMurray Dodge 101.x, Jason Keller Ford 101.918, Chris Cook Chevrolet 101.7, Tim Fedewa Dodge 101.72, Michel Jourdain Jr Ford 101, Reed Sorenson Dodge 101, Ashton Lewis Jr Ford 101.4.
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Robby Gordon
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Dodge
Ron Fellows
Kevin Harvick
Paul Menard
Carlos Contreras
Carl Edwards
Elliott Sadier
David Green
Tyler Walker
Clint Bowyer
Jamie McMurray
Jason Keller
Chris Cook
Tim Fedewa
Michel Jourdain Jr
Reed Sorenson
Ashton Lewis Jr
Bluefield College Rams Receive Send Off For NAIA Tournament
Bluefield College honors the Ramblin Rams ahead of the NAIA Division II men's basketball tournament in Point Lookout Missouri. About 50 attendees include students faculty staff and community members. Coach Tommy Brown praises support while players receive awards for the season with Jamaine Burcke Channing Short Mark Weitzel Hodges Anthony Cedric Brown cited for honors.
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Ramblin
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Missouri
Brown
Jamaine Burcke
Channing Short
Mark Weitzel
Hodges Anthony
Cedric Brown
Tech Tops Maryland as Gordon Scores Career Best 23
Virginia Tech beat Maryland 86-76 behind Jamon Gordon with a career-high 23 points and a late 12-1 run. Carlos Dixon scored 20 in his final home game, Coleman Collins added 14 points and 15 rebounds, aiding Tech to a first-round ACC tournament bye. Maryland, aiming for NCAA bid, dropped to 16-11 with its third straight loss.
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Carlos Dixon
Coleman Collins
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Gist
Chris McCray
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Seton Hall stuns WVU Mountaineers in final Big East game
Seton Hall upset West Virginia 66 63 in Rutherford NJ to snap a five game skid and dent WVU NCAA tourney hopes. John Allen led with 18 points while Tyrone Sally and Johannes Herber each scored 13 for WVU. The Mountaineers failed to overtake the Pirates in the opening half trailing by as many as 16 points.
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Seton Hall
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Andre Sweet
Jamar Nutter
Justin Cerasoli
Pirates
Tyrone Sally
Johannes Herber
Kevin Pittsnogle
Mike Gansey
Pittsnogle
Kelly Whitney
Herd Upset Marshall Beats Miami Ohio In Rally
Marshall men upset Miami of Ohio 54 47 in Huntington behind 14 points from A W Hamilton and Mark Patton who added 11 rebounds. Enoch Bunch reached double figures with 11 points while Josh Hausfeld and William Hatcher scored 12 each for Miami who led early before Marshall seized control.
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A.W. Hamilton
Mark Patton
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Marshall
Miami
Ohio
Enoch Bunch
Mid America
Josh Hausfeld
William Hatcher
Danny Horace
Lindamood Tournament Returns As Area hoops Classic
The 13th Stephen Lindamood Memorial Basketball Tournament kicks off at 8 p m on March 14 at Bland High School with 16 teams limited to 10 players each. Proceeds fund a Bland County Bears senior scholarship and endowment while past winners from Charleston West Virginia and Charleston South Carolina return. Sponsored by the J Stephen Lindamood Endowment Inc a raffle and weekend passes are planned with contact Lara Hall for team applications.
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Stephen Lindamood
Bland High School
Lara Hall
Charleston
W.va
S.C
J. Stephen Lindamood
Bland County Bears
Renee Montgomery named West Virginia top girls player
South Charleston senior Renee Montgomery, stepping into the shoes of Alexis Hornbuckle, is named the R A Thom Player of the Year by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. The Black Eagles, 18-4 and ranked No. 4, seek a third straight Class AAA title as Montgomery leads the team’s championship push. Montgomery signed with Connecticut last November.
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Alexis Hornbuckle
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University of Connecticut
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