WVSSAC Girls State Tournament Quarterfinal Pairings Set
At Charleston Civic Center Class AA quarterfinals feature North Marion versus Poca at 9 30 a m Fairmont Senior meets Bridgeport at 1 p m Bluefield facing River View at 5 20 p m and Winfield plays Lincoln at 9 p m Semifinal pairs to be determined from winners with early Friday schedule Class A quarterfinals include Tucker County versus Williams Wheeling Central vs Ritchie County Summers County versus Charleston St Joseph Gilmer County versus Huntington St Joseph with 9 p m cap note
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Williams Age
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Ritchie Couree
Summers County
Charleston
West Virginia Regional Co Finals Schedule
The West Virginia Class AAA co finals list games on March 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. George Washington plays Woodrow Wilson, Wyoming East loses to Westside at Bluefield, and Summers County hosts Fayetteville while Valley Fayette meets Greater Beckley Christian with all games at 7 p.m.
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Fayetteville
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Women's Conference Tournaments Schedule and Key Winners
North Texas faces UAB at 1 30 p m followed by Charlotte vs Marshall at 4 p m UTSA meets Rice at 7 30 p m and Old Dominion faces UTEP at 10 p m Thursday quarterfinals match Western Kentucky against North Texas UAB winner at 1 30 p m Louisiana Tech vs Charlotte Marshall winner at 4 p m Middle Tennessee against UTSA Rice winner at 7 30 p m Southern Mississippi against Old Dominion UTEP winner at 10 p m Western Kentucky North Texas UAB winner vs Louisiana Tech Charlotte Marshall winner at 5 30 p m Middie Tennessee UTSA Rice winner vs Southern Mississippi Old Dominion UTEP winner at 8 p m Saturday winners at 5 30 p m
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Conference tournament schedule from Barclays Center and more
The Atlantic Coast Conference at Barclays Center New York opens March 7 with Clemson N C State Wake Forest Boston College and Georgia Tech Pittsburgh. Second round features Syracuse Miami Duke Clemson N C State and Virginia Tech Wake Forest Boston College winners. Early rounds continue through March 11 with Virginia and Notre Dame among contenders. Additional coverage lists Big 12 Conference at Sprint Center Kansas City Missouri with quarterfinals semifinals through March 10 and Conference USA at Legacy Arena Birmingham with several matchups culminating March 12.
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College basketball and tournament schedules across multiple leagues
Radio and TV listings show ACC and Horizon League tournament first rounds with Clemson NC State Wake Forest Boston College Georgia Tech Pittsburgh and more. Also World Baseball Classic first rounds Cuba Japan and China Cuba. MLB spring training Canada vs Toronto. NBA and NHL games. UEFA Champions League and SheBelieves Cup soccer. and numerous women's college tournaments with various finalists and location notes.
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USA Today Poll Names Top 25 Men’s College Basketball Teams
The USA Today ranking lists the season’s leading programs with NIL players and coaches across the top 25, highlighting shifts from prior weeks, notable rises and drops, and projections for upcoming games. The poll serves as a snapshot of national perception and program strength.
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NASCAR Points Leaders March 5 Cup and Xfinity Standings
Monster Energy Cup Series leaders after March 5 show Kevin Harvick at 90 points, Kurt Busch 66, Brad Keselowski 84, Chase Elliott 82, Joey Logano 80, Kyle Larson 79, Martin Truex Jr 67, Ryan Blaney 63, Kasey Kahne 63, Trevor Bayne 58, AJ Allmendinger 50, Jamie McMurray 49, Aric Almirola 47, Clint Bowyer 46, Paul Menard 44, Matt Kenseth 41, Cole Whitt 38, Matt DiBenedetto 37, Ryan Newman 37, Denny Hamlin 37. Xfinity through March 4 lists Elliott Sadler 70, William Byron 67, Ryan Reed 66, Brendan Gaughan 62, Matt Tift 56, Dakoda Armstrong 47, Michael Annett 45, Brennan Poole 45, Daniel Hemric 42, Harrison Rhodes 40.
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Kurt Busch
Brad Keselowski
Chase Elliott
Joey Logano
Kyle Larson
Martin Truex Jr
Ryan Blaney
Kasey Kahne
Trevor Bayne
AJ Allmendinger
Jamie McMurray
Anc Almirola
Clint Bowyer
Paul Menard
Matt Kanseth
Cole Whitt
Matt DiBenedetto
Ryan Newman
Denny Haman
Elliott Sadier
William Byron
Ryan Reed
Brendan Gaughan
Malt Tift
Dakoda Armstrong
Michael Annatt
Brennan Poole
Daniel Hemne
Harrison Rhodes
Baseball and gridiron moves from major leagues and minors
The Rangers optioned Andrew Faulkner Yonander Mendez and Connor Sadzeck to Round Rock and added Jurado Loewen and Valdespina to minor league camp. Reds claimed Christian Walker. Cardinals reshuffled staff and coaches across Palm Beach Johnson City Peoria Springfield Memphis. Padres reassigned AHPs and sent Cesar Vargas to El Paso. Pelicans signed Jordan Crawford to a 10 day deal. Bills released Gerald Christian Vikings retire Chad, Buccaneers extended William Gholston. Redskins kept Jay Gruden on a multiyear deal. Wings recalled Robbie Russo. Kings signed Kale Clague and Austin Wagner. Devils traded Brandon.
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Erick Almonte
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Joshua Lopez
Peoria
Aaron Klinec
Springfield
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Adrian Martin
Memphis
Emily Wiebe
Travis Tartamela
Rick Strickland
SAN Diego Padres
Minnesota Vikings
Chad
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Wiliam Gholston
Washington Redskins
Jay Gruden
National Hockey League
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Robbie Russo
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LOS Angeles Kings
Kale Clague
Austin Wagner
NEW Jersey Devils
Brandon
Bluefield State men stays undefeated with win over Wesleyan
Bluefield State College remains perfect at 5-0 after a 7-2 win over West Virginia Wesleyan at the Bluefield City Courts. Notable doubles wins came from Gud/Ockernahl, Braem/Rudenco, and Pulido/Datashvili, with strong singles showings by Gud, Datashvili, Braem, and Ockernahl. Wesleyan’s Rodriguez won a three-setter over Rudenco. The Big Blues host West Liberty on Thursday and plan spring break matches against four top 40 Division I teams.
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Dennis Grindstall Memorial Tournament in Bland March 11-12
The Dennis Grindstall Memorial Men's Basketball Tournament will run March 11-12 at Bland Elementary School with a 12 team limit and a $250 entry fee. Rosters and deposits go to Kevin Pauley at 1433 Main Street Bland VA, with contact numbers 276-239-0308 and 540-986-8249.
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Kevin Pauley
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Wolf Creek Indian Vilage & Museum
Wolf Creek Indian Vilage
Bland County Administration
Bland County
Indianvillage.org
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ACC Tournament History and North Carolina Ties
The ACC has only left North Carolina 12 times since 1954 and Greensboro hosts most often with a 2020 return planned. Notable natives include Billy Cunningham Kenny Smith Charlie Scott and Hall of Famer Frank McGuire. ACC expansion began in 2005 adding Boston College Miami and Virginia Tech, then 2013 14 brought Syracuse Pittsburgh Notre Dame and Louisville.
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Tar Heels
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Dean Smith
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Roy Williams
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Virginia Tech
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