WV Class AAA Boys Tournament Quarterfinals and Schedule
Results and upcoming games from the WYSSAC Boys Tournament at Charleston Center. Charleston Catholic and Morgantown-Woodrow Wilson vie for spots, with Washington, Spring Valley and George Washington in key matches. Other notes include Class AA semifinals and schedule for Friday and Saturday along with potential finals outcomes.
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Woodrow Independence win openers in AAA quarterfinals
Woodrow Wilson 65 Morgantown 45 as Smith nets 10 straight first quarter points and Harrington adds 15 leading to a 12 point halftime edge. Wilson (20-4) advances to face Wheeling Park (18-6) in the semifinals. Morgantown stalls to a season low scoring night.
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Lilly named head football coach at Woodrow Wilson Beckley
Former Bluefield High and Concord standout John Lilly is hired to lead Woodrow Wilson High School. He replaces Pete Culicerto, who coached Beckley for 22 seasons, after successful years at Shady Spring and a strong playoff run with the Tigers.
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Hester’s 3 lifts Georgetown past Virginia in triple OT
Gharon Hester drilled a 3 from the right corner with 31 seconds left in the third overtime to lift Georgetown to a 115 111 victory over Virginia in the NIT first round. Kevin Braswell scored a career high 40 for Georgetown. Virginia's Adam Hall and Chris Williams led their squad in scoring, with Hall’s late putback keeping the Cavaliers close before the Hoyas pulled away.
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Iowa
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Penn State advances past Princeton in NIT opening round
Penn State guards Joe Crispin and Jarrett Stephens each scored 11 as the Nittany Lions limited Princeton to 32 percent shooting in a 55-41 win. Stephens added 16 rebounds as Penn State, 16-15, hit eight 3-pointers and opened 18-3.
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Syracuse Aims To Avoid First Round Upset In Midwest
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, with 573 wins and two prior first round exits, faces No. 13 seed Samford in the Midwest Regional. The Orangemen seek consistency after a 19-0 start and a late season 5-5 slide, while Samford emphasizes Princeton-like offense and strong shooting.
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Bluefield State beats D1 Fairleigh Dickinson in ninth inning thriller
Bluefield State's baseball team stunned Fairleigh Dickinson 8-7 in Fort Myers Florida. Omar Goldson threw a complete game to earn the victory as Bluefield State rallied from a two run deficit in the bottom of the ninth. Adams and Goode led with three hits apiece and two RBIs while Wills, Holland and Clay added key runs.
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Concord Keeps Winning in Florida Swing
Concord College improved to 11-1-1 with two Florida wins. Matt Hesson pitched a three hitter as Concord beat Mount Saint Mary 10-2, with Betts Legacy and McClung each 2-for-4. A 16-1 win over Nichols State ended after five innings as McClung earned the win and Wright pitched the last. Sharp, Betts, and Jones had RBIs as Concord extended one of its best starts in years.
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