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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2011
Page
9
Kevin Love of the Minnesota Timberwolves aims to tie a 32 year old record by recording his 51st consecutive double double. The attempt comes as Minnesota hosts the Dallas Mavericks at 8 p.m. tonight.
In Las Vegas NASCAR results top 10 finishers include Carl Edwards Ford Tony Stewart Chevrolet Juan Pablo Montoya Chevy Marcos Ambrose Ford Ryan Newman Chevrolet Martin Truex Jr Toyota Denny Hamlin Toyota Dale Earnhardt Jr Chevrolet Kurt Busch Dodge Brian Vickers Toyota. Bulls guard Derrick Rose scored 27 points as Chicago beat Miami 87 86 in a rare win for the Bulls over the Heat. LeBron James had 26 Chris Bosh 23 and Dwyane Wade 20 for Miami heading to a fourth straight loss.
Trey master Jon Diebler drilled seven of eight from three and scored 27 as Ohio State, ranked No. 1, defeated No. 10 Wisconsin 93-65. The Buckeyes sank 14 straight threes, 14-for-15 beyond the arc, matching NCAA records and avenging last month’s upset.
Coastal Carolina star Dexter Moore, a Bluefield High graduate, averaged 9.3 points and 25 minutes across three tournament games. The top-seeded Chanticleers lost 60-47 to UNC Asheville in the title game, finishing 28-5 and earning an automatic NIT bid.
Tickets go on sale Tuesday at noon for Wednesday's regional final at PikeView High School. General admissions are seven dollars, student tickets five dollars with a one per student limit, sold only in advance at PikeView and Shady Spring high schools. No sales at game night. WVSSAC passes must be converted to game passes beforehand.
Tony Stewart, who finished second in Las Vegas, lamented discarding a race with a tire-change gamble. He said the moment felt painful and that, once emotions settle, the weekend might be seen as great, but right now it does not sit well.
Ivo Karlovic of Croatia unleashed a 156 mph serve in a Davis Cup doubles match against Germany, breaking Andy Roddick’s 155 mph record. The 6 foot 10 inch tall pro team with Ivan Dodig, however, lost the match.
Rory Sabbatini captured the Honda Classic title in Palm Beach Gardens Florida finishing at 9 under 271 after a clutch 2 foot par putt on the final hole. Y E Yang finished one stroke behind in second as Sabbatini built a five stroke lead after the eighth hole and Yang mounted a back nine rally.
Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart battled for supremacy at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Stewart led 163 laps but a pit road penalty and a four tire stop dropped him to 22nd, enabling Edwards in a Roush Fenway Ford to claim the victory. Stewart lamented losing the race.
Graham, missing 11 seniors from last year, pushed Waynesboro to the limit in a 58 34 loss. Coach Glynn Carlock Jr. noted the tough turnaround as the team finished strong to reach the state quarterfinals in Harrisonburg Virginia.
Graham supporters filled the streets from Graham High School to the game, with fans lining routes and paying to ride the bus. Carlock praised the town for travel support and free shirts as the team faced an uphill path to Richmond.
Concord University sophomore Shawnee Accret leads with the best 800 meter qualifying time in NCAA Division II and will enter the indoor nationals in Albuquerque New Mexico. Teammate R J Anderson clocks 6 79 seconds in the 60 meter dash placing sixth nationally as the pair represent the West Virginia Conference at the meet.
Angie N Bjorklund poured in 23 points and seven threes as No. 4 Tennessee crushed No. 16 Kentucky 90-65 in the SEC championship. The victory gave Tennessee its 15th tournament title and extended an unbeaten SEC run, matching rare reg seasons in 1994 and 1998. Kentucky ends without an SEC tourney crown since 1982.
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