West Virginia Class A girls all state hoops team named
The West Virginia Sports Writers Association releases the Class A girls all state selections. First Team includes Jessica Williams Burch Jamie Flournoy Midland Trail Doyce Robbins Gilmer County Filecca Tokodi Parkersburg Catholic Brittany Cook Mercer Christian Alia Sanders East Hardy Bethany Wilkerson Mercer Christian and Jennifer Perry Burch. Second Team lists Jennifer Wright Montcalm Becky Persinger Greater Beckley Catholic Kathleen Gilligan Wheeling Central C J Blessing Wahama Jodie Cunningham Gilmer County Heather Rose Oceana Curtis Perdue Hamlin Aynanda Clark Duval. Honorable mentions cover many schools including Martha Wilkerson Mercer Christian and Tara Lewis Buffalo.
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Bluefield
West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Jessica Williams
Burch
Jamie Flournoy
Midland Trail
Doyce Robbins
Gilmer County
Rry
Jennifer Wright
Montcalm
Becky Persinger
Greater
Holly Gillespie
Mercer Christian
Stacy Contraguerra
Wheeling Central
Miranda Adkins
Harts
Susan Zappin
Huntington St. Joe
Valerie Crist
Rachel Willams
Moorefield
Andrea Saucerman
Tygarts Valley
Tammy Marks
Mount Hope
Valerie McGraw
Jill Meadows
Fayetteville
Sarah Spreavage
Weirton Madonna
Jennifer Petry
Marsh Fork
Arica Todd
Pendleton County
Christy Quillian
Heather Varney
Heather Houghton
Sarah Patterson
Meadow Bridge
Justine Golyard
Harman
Bethany McCarty
Clay- Battelle
Gini Rawls
Gilbert
Nathalie Wajten
Weirton
Madonna
Nora Shalaway
Cameron
Kelly Brookover
Clay Battelle
Erian Campbell
Paden City
Julia Hoffman Wahama
Stephanie Springer
Hamlin
Sheena Toler
Oceana
Miranda Line
Brandl Brill
East Hardy
Danielle Lurber
West Virginia School For the Deaf
Rachel Thayer
Paw Paw
Katie Fisher
Amy Riddle
Miranda Hiddle
Myra Huggins
Valley-Wetzel
Megan Davis
Guyan Valley
Amanda Allison
Sarah Brunty
Heidi Spears
Kole Blair
Tiffany Schnupp
Jessie Gaither
Union
Alaina Longwell
Hundred
Ashley ‘Innick
Jessica Crouse
Tesa Cook
Samantha Sloan
Charleston Catholic
Sabrina Barker
Williamson
Holley Moore
Buffalo
Chelsea Hawse
Shelly Miller
Jamie Medley
Parkersburg Catholic
Crist
Pendelton County
Meggan Finneran
Nikki Belcher
Duval
Maria Rehrig
Linsly
Gina Wetzel
Bishop Donahue
Brittany Williams
Melissa Madison
Gauley Bridge
Megan Elkins
Amber Mulson
Matewan
Ashley Morrell
Kelli Harper
Lyndsey Mahon
PGA Tour Golf Stats Mix Of Players And Metrics
The Associated Press compiles Bay Hill era golf stats listing leaders in scoring average driving distance driving accuracy greens in regulation and putting average plus top totals in categories such as birdie average and land save percentage. Notable names include Davis Love III Mark Calcavecchia Tiger Woods Vijay Singh Jeff Sluman and Joe Durant across multiple metrics.
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Associated Press
Bay Hill
Davis Love Ill
Mark Calecavecchia
Tiger Woods
Vijay Singh
Jeff Sluman
Joe Durant
Mike Weir
Sergio Garcia
Bob Tway
John Daly
Steve Allan
Chris Smith
Stuart Appleby
Grant Waite
Brandt Jobe
Jason Gore
Emanuele Canonice
Joey Sindelar
Greens
Hal Sutton
Scott Verplank
Tom Lehman
Dudley Hart
Kevin Sutherland
David Toms
Stewart Cink
John Cook
Brent Schwarzrock
Mark Calcavecchia
Scott McCarron
David Duval
Rober Damian
Bunny Baird
Steve Stricker
Skip Kendall
Jim Furyk
Rovco Mediate
Russ Cochran
Scott Simpson
Craig Kanada
Spike McRoy
Phil Mickelson
Kaname Yakoo
Davis Love
Rocco Mediate
Frank Lickliter II
Fiacco Mediate
Emanuele Canonica
Craig Parry
Fred Funk
Glen Hnatiuk
Olin Browne
Paul Goydos
Glen Day
Tom Letwnan
Birdie
Brad Faxon
Jin Furyk
Steve Lowery
Frank Lickliter I
Geoff Ogilvy
Paul Stankowski
Dennis Paulson
Chris Perry
Rory Sabbatini
Billy Andrade
Greg Chalmers
Jerry Kelly
Harrison Frazar
Chris DiMarco
Craig Barlow
Shigeki Maruyama
John Huston
Billy Mayfair
Steve Flesch
Greg Kraft
Nick Price
Brandel Chamblee
NBA results and standings update from weekend games
Summary of Saturday Sunday and Monday NBA results with scores for Detroit, Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Miami, Vancouver, Charlotte, Washington, Dallas, Phoenix, Houston, San Antonio, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, L A Lakers, Orlando, Indiana, Sacramento, Minnesota, Cleveland, Utah, Golden State, Denver, New Jersey, Seattle, Portland plus listed Tuesday night matchups and golf scoring snippets including McCarron Duval and Tiger Woods.
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Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Miami
Vancouver
Charlotte
Washington
Dallas
Phoenix
Houston
San Antonio
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
L.A. Lakers
Orlando
Indiana
Sacramento
Minnesota
Cleveland
Utah
L.A. Clippers
Seattle
Golden State
Denver
New Jersey
Portland
Toronto
Pet GB
Boston
Pacific
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Texas
Cincinnati
N.Y. Yankees
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Montreal
N.Y. Mets
Florida
St. Louis
Oakland
Arizona
Chicago Cubs
Colorado
Anaheim
Chicago White Sox
San Diego
San Francisco
Viera Fla
Fort Myers
Fla
Bradenton Fla
EAGLE
Associated Press
Andre Agassi
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Arnaud Clement
Gustavo Kuerten
Nicolas Escude
Pete Sampras
the Press
Jonas Bjorkman
Lleyton Hewitt
Sebastien Grosjean
L Tolpis
Roger Federer
Patrick Rafter
Dominik Hrbaty
Pittsby
Jan-Michael Gambill
N.Y. Rangers
Juan Carlos Ferrero
N.Y. Islanders
Marcelo Rios
Tolpis
Todd Woodbridge
Ottawa
Bohdan Ulihrach
Marat Safin
Buffalo
Tim Henman
Greg Rusedski
Fernando Vicente
Francisco Clavet
Magnus Norman
Carlos Moya
Tommy Haas
Carolina
Martina Hingis
Lindsay Davenport
Jennifer Capriati
Nashville
Serena Williams
Venus Williams
Columbus
Amelie Mauresmo
Kim Clijsters
Anna Kournikova
Monica Seles
Edmonton
Calgary
Ai Sugiyama
Meghann Shaughnessy
Lisa Raymond
Amanda Coetzer
Corina Morariu
Paola Suarez
San Jose
Sandrine Testud
Nathalie Tauzi
Justine Henin
Barbara Schett
Anke Huber
Silvia Farina Elia
Elena Dementieva
Anne-Gaelle Sidot
Nicole Arendt
PGA Tour Schedule January to July with Players and Venues
A list of PGA Tour events from January through early July detailing event names, dates, and top players. Notable entries include the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship with Steve Stricker, the Masters at Augusta, The Players Championship at Sawgrass, and major venues like Glen Oak and Harbour Town. The schedule covers from January 3 to July 1 with numerous tournaments across the United States.
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TPC
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Eee Duluth
Augusta National G.C
Augusta
Harbour Town
Texas
Greater Greensboro
Forest Oaks C.C
Greensboro
N.C
English Turn Golf & C.C
New Orleans
Verizon
Las Colinas
Cottonwood Valley
C.C
Irving
MasterCard Colonia Colonial C.C
Fort Worth
Harrison, N.Y
River Highlands
Cromwell
Conn
LPGA Tour stats and schedule spark season details
The Standard Register PING rankings list Annika Sorenstam atop scoring with 67.57, followed by Se Ri Pak 68.53 and Dottie Pepper 69.95. The data cover money, top finishes, driving accuracy, and birdie counts, plus a dense schedule from January through August featuring events like the Nabisco Championship and the U.S. Women's Open, with team standings and travel across venues in Naples, Mission Hills, and Pine Needles.
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Associated Press
Hugh
Standard Register
Annika Sorenstam
Se Ri Pak
Dottie Pepper
Juli Inkster
Lorie Kane
Kris Tschetter
Karrie Webb
Meg Mallon
Nancy Scranton
Michele Redman
Akiko Fukushima
Eagles
Laura Diaz
Janice Moodie
Kate Golden
Kelly Robbins
Vicki Goetze-Ackerman
Brandie Burton
Caroline Blaylock
Sophie Gustafson
Jean Zedlitz
Tamie Dardin
Sherri Turner
Jennifer Rosales
Stefania Croce
Jill McGill
Land Saves
Rachel Teske
Heather Bowie
Tammie Green
Dawn Coe-Jones
Carin Koch
Maggie Will
Heather Zakhar
Pat Hurst
Jackie Gallagher-Smith
Grace Park
Michelle McGann
Donna Andrews
Jane Crafter
Marilyn Lovander
Nanci Bowen
Kathryn Marshall
Amy Fruhwirth
Luciana Bemvenuti
Cindy Figg-Currier
Karrie Weod
Subaru Memorial of
Naples
Office Depot
Catriona Matthew
Electrolux USA
Legends Club of Tennessee
Franklin
Locust Hill
C.C
Pittsford
N.Y
Evian-les-Bains
France
DuPont D.C
Wilmington
Del
Marriott Seaview Resort Bay Course
Atlantic City
N.J
Jamie Farr
Television highlights for March 20, 2001
Tuesday schedule lists men's college basketball NIT second round games Auburn at Purdue and Pepperdine at New Mexico on ESPN. NBA action features Indiana at Toronto on TBS. NHL hockey has San Jose at Colorado on ESPN2.
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Auburn
Purdue
Pepperdine
New Mexico
Indiana
Toronto
San Jose
Colorado
Panthers waive Beuerlein in cost cutting move
Charlotte Panthers announce quarterback Steve Beuerlein has been waived, a decision that saves about 2 million dollars. Coach George Seifert credits Beuerlein for his effort, while noting other tough off season cuts affecting veterans from the Super Bowl era.
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Charlotte
N.C
Steve Beuerlein
Carolina
Panthers
Steve
George Seifert
Seifert
Eric Davis
William Floyd
Lee Woodall
San Francisco
Hawks edge Lakers as Terry scores 36 in Atlanta win
Jason Terry poured in 36 points to lift the Atlanta Hawks to a 108 106 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Brevin Knight hit the go ahead jumper with 1 30 left and Tony Kukoc added a pivotal 3 as Kobe Bryant missed a late buzzer beater. Bryant finished with 27.
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Tlanta
Jason Terry
Atlanta Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Kobe Bryant
Brevin Knight
Tony Kukoc
Hawks
Bryant
Rick Fox
Terry
Messier leads Rangers past Caps on historic milestone
Mark Nitesse scored short handed to climb to third on the NHL career points list as the New York Rangers beat the Washington Capitals 6-3. Messier's 23rd goal of the season moved him past Marcel Dionne to 1,772 points, with 650 goals and 1,123 assists overall.
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EW York
Mark Nitesse
NHL
New York Rangers
Washington Capitals
Messier
Marcel Dionne
Radek Dvorak
Rangers
Wayne Gretzky
Gordie Howe
Council celebrates Whitewood Cobra basketball legends
Council honors the Whitewood Cobra basketball team and coach Ricky Goodman after a record 52 4 run, praising Yates for leadership and noting the community rally around the players. A week-long celebration ends with Friday’s CHS banquet recognizing the players and their school success.
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Danny Yates
Council
Whitewood
Yates
Ricky Goodman
Cobra
Goodman
Southwest Virginia
Sullivan
CHS
Penn State Reaches Sweet 16 in New Orleans Tournament
Penn State controlled most of the second half to beat North Carolina and advance to the Sweet 16, the Nittany Lions' farthest NCAA run since the 1950s. Coach Paterno lauded the milestone while emphasizing continued improvement and belief among players and fans. Joe Crispin noted the strong performance but admitted room to shoot better as the team eyes further success.
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Penn State
Jesse Arnelle
Nittany Lions
New
Orleans
Paterno
Jerry
Joe Crispin
Big Ten
North Carolina
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Alia Sanders
East Hardy, Jr
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Mercer Christian, Jr
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Bob Burns
Bradley Hughes
Brent Geiberger
Franklin Langham
Jeff Hart
Jose Maria Olazabal
Ernie Els
Dan Forsman
Ronnie Black
Bill Glasson
NBA
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Brnny Baird
Land Save
Brande Chamblee
PGA
Garrett Willis
Hawaii
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Davis Lovells
Robert Allenby
Jesper Parnevik
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Gail Graham
Laura Davies
Susan Ginter
Liselotte Neumann
Lpga Tour
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St. Petersburg
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Fort Lauderdale Fla
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Tampa Fla
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Jean Bartholomew
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Kelli Kuehne
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