Girls State Tourney Pairings at Charleston Civic Center
Pairings for the WV girls high school State tournament run Wednesday through Saturday at the Charleston Civic Center. The schedule lists CLASS AAA games including Parkersburg South vs Hampshire and Morgantown vs Woodrow Wilson, with subsequent daily matchups and semifinal and final times.
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Charleston
Charleston Civic Center
Parkersburg South
Hampshire
Morgantown
Woodrow Wilson
Tnon Upshur
Ripley
Huntington
Six Teams Remain in Northfork League Playoff Chase
Northfork Basketball League action left six teams alive for post season honors in Elkhorn. Crumpler fell to FAMU 67 35 and later to the Gunners 69 44 after leading 26 25 at halftime. FAMU’s J J Matthew and Marcus Ray led with 11 each as Crumpler added a late recruit.
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Elkhorn
Crumpler
FAMU
Gunners
NBL
Donald
Zeke” Hairston
Northfork Middle School
Dream
KBL
Kimball
Tribe
Bartley
J.J. Matthew
Marcus Ray
Ed Hood
Treys
David Jennings
Diz Canady
David Canady
Marcus Cleage
Don Anthony
Peston Int
Plumley signs with Concord Lions football program
Plumley, a 6-2, 210-pound senior from Princeton, accepted a scholarship and national letter of intent to play for Concord College, keeping his career in the same region where he starred in high school. He contributed as a defensive end and linebacker for Princeton High, helping the Tigers reach two straight state playoffs and earning first team All-Coalfield honors as well as honorable mention his junior year.
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Princeton
Mountain Lions
Eric Plumley
Plumley
Tigers
Coalfield
Ollie Pottmeyer
Lion
Summers County Lady Bobcats eye state tournament run
Summers County high school girls basketball, 17-4, seeks state title bid after routing Bluefield 55-38 to claim regional crown. Key players Amanda Williams Nikki Jackson and Amy Bowling lead the charge as they face Midland Trail at Charleston Civic Center in the state tournament. Other Class AA quarterfinals set Wyoming East vs Telsia and Magnolia vs Bridgeport with SC aiming for back to back titles.
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Magnolia
Bridgeport
Tucker County
Sissonville
Midland Trail
Summers County
Wyoming East
Tolsia
Harleston
Lady Bobcats
Wayne Ryan
Princeton High School
Bluefield
Charleston Civic Center Coliseum
Amanda Williams
Nikki Jackson
Amy Bowling
Ryan
Amanda
Williams
Telsia
Mercer Cavaliers Eye Regional Final With Baileysville
EW RICHMOND Mercer Christian Cavaliers travel to Wyoming East High School to face Baileysville in the Class A Region 6 final. Mercer moved past Montcalm 71 61 in the sectional title and aims to slow Wyoming County run and gun offense led by Jon Martin Buford East and Jeff Bolton each scored in the regional win. Dennis Simmons and Steve Gillenwater also play key roles.
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Richmond
Mercer Christian Cavaliers
West Virginia
Baileysville
Wyoming East High School
Rough Riders
Cavaliers
Montcalm
Bluefield State College
Mercer
Wyoming County
Big Creek
Mercer Christian
Jon Martin
Basketball region finals set for state tournament week
Starting five features Nathan Brookman off the bench as teams vie for region titles. Regional games include Wheeling Central vs Valley-Wetzel in Moundsville, Doddridge County vs Harman at Robert C Byrd, Paw Paw meets Josh Delander’s Moorefield at Keyser, Fayette vs Marsh Fork at Montgomery, Harts vs Williamson at Logan, and Charleston Catholic against Huntington St Joe at Huntington High. The boys state tournament opens next Wednesday at the Charleston Civic Center.
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Nathan Brookman
Charleston
Wheeling Central
Valley-Wetzel
Moundsville
Doddridge County
Harman
Robert C. Byrd High School
Paw Paw
Josh Delander
Moorefield
Keyser High School
Valley
Fayette
Marsh Fork
Montgomery
Harts
Williamson
Logan Memorial Fieldhouse
Charleston Catholic
Huntington St. Joe
Huntington High School
Charleston Civic Center
No. 21 Huskies open Big East as underdogs in 2000 tournament
Connecticut the No. 4 seed enters the Big East tournament at Madison Square Garden after ending a two-game skid with a 69-54 win over Syracuse. Khalid El-Amin and Jake Voskuhl lead a veteran Huskies squad aiming for a deep run despite being without a first round bye. The opening quintupleheader features BC, West Virginia, Georgetown, Seton Hall, Notre Dame, Rutgers, Villanova and Pittsburgh with Syracuse Miami looming as top contenders.
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EW York
Connecticut
Huskies
Syracuse
Jim Calhoun
Orangemen
Khalid El-Amin
West Virginia
Jake Voskuhl
Boston College
Madison Square Garden
Georgetown
Seton Hall
Providence
Notre Dame
Rutgers
Villanova
Pittsburgh
Miami
Bowling Green’s Stacey earns first team MAC honors
Marshall’s Slay picked LEVELAND AP Anthony Stacey the Bowling Green senior forward led the Falcons to the MAC regular season title. Stacey joined by Shaun Stonerook Tamar Slay and T J Lux and Greg Stempin on the first team. Stacey averages 17 points 5.9 rebounds and is BG’s career scoring leader.
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Stacey
Falcons
Ball State
Duane Clemens
Miami
Anthony Taylor
Akron
Jami Bosley
Kent
Trevor Huffman
John Whorton
Bluefield star Amaker signs with Tusculum College football
Donald Amaker, a Bluefield High School standout, signed a letter of intent to play Division II football at Tusculum College in Greenville Tennessee. The 4.3 forty sprinter helped Bluefield win the Class AA State Championship in 1997 and reach the title game in 1999 while scoring 38 touchdowns his senior year.
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Luefield
Donald Amaker
Tusculum College
Greenville
Tenn
Amaker
Bluefield High School
NASA
Charlie Tynes
BHS
Amaker and Company
Wyoming East
Donald
Fred Simon
Simon
Donalds
Bluefield
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Inners
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East Hardy
Greater Beckley Christian
Williamstown
Burth
Burch-Charlesta Catholic
Bill Archer
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Concord
Lee Plumley
Teddy Paynter
Tate Tourney
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Tusculum
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Alan Felts
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