DeRozan's 42 leads Raptors past Bulls in OT
DeMar DeRozan scored 42 as the Toronto Raptors rallied to beat the Chicago Bulls 122 to 120 in overtime. Cory Joseph added 19, Serge Ibaka 16 before ejection in a third-quarter fight with Robin Lopez. Bulls' Jimmy Butler 37, Rajon Rondo 24. Bulls last loss to Raptors since 2013.
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Quinnipiac Climbs to Sweet 16 Under Coach Fabbri
Quinnipiac women upset Marquette and Miami to reach the Sweet 16, the fourth 12 seed to do so. The 30 year rise from liberal arts college to a 10,000 student multi campus institution is noted as it gains national recognition for politics polling and hockey. Coach Tricia Fabbri motivates players to seize more recognition while the student body followed the run with enthusiasm.
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Best. Continued from B-1 host Tazewell on Tuesday
Richlands and PikeView baseball and tennis results are reported with multiple players named. PikeView won 8-5 over Bluefield as Jacob Harmon pitched well, while Westside and Graham posted wins in baseball and tennis action involving George Clement and Andrew Clarke for Graham.
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Coal association honors mark 16th annual banquet trophies
The Pocahontas Coal Association hosted the 16th annual coach and honors banquet at The Rail Yard marking the first time the event was held there with Cole Chevrolet as sponsor. Winners include Gehrig Justice for girls coach of the year and Fred Phillips for boys, with past recipients listed from Princeton, Graham, Richlands, Bluefield, and other area schools. Rick Taylor led ceremonies and emphasized community support for athletes amid coal industry challenges. The All-Four Seasons Country boys and girls basketball team is to be released later this week.
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