NASCAR Winston Cup Standings and Money Leaders March 19
NASCAR Winston Cup driver standings and earnings list through March 19 led by Bobby Labonte with 794 points and $2,777,619 in career winnings. Mark Martin, Dale Earnhardt, Ward Burton, and Dale Jarrett follow in the top five with substantial prize totals and bonuses across the season.
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Bobby Labonte
Mark Martin
Dale Earnhardt
Ward Burton
Dale Jarrett
Tony Stewart
Bill Elliott
Ricky Rudd
Jeff Burton
Rusty Wallace
Chad Little
Terry Labonte
Jeff Gordon
Ken Schrader
Sterling Marlin
Jeremy Mayfield
John Andretti
Matt Kenseth
Mike Skinner
Johnny Benson
Bil Elliott
Kevin Lepage
Joe Nemechek
Ken Schra
First round results from the 2000 Players Championship at Sawgrass
Scores from the opening round show Hal Sutton and Kenny Perry at 69 and 70 respectively, with Tiger Woods and many peers posting 71s and 72s. Frantic daylight delays paused play into Friday morning as players chased a lucrative six million dollar prize on the Sawgrass course.
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Sawgrass
Hal Sutton
Kenny Perry
Len Mattiace
Joe Ozaki
Billy Mayfair
Lee Janzen
Bernhard Langer
Brad Fabel
Greg Chalmer
Tiger Woods
Tom Lehman
Justin Leonard
Craig Barlow
Stephen Ames
Darren Clarke
Stuart Appleby
Corey Pavin
Doug Barron
Scott Gump
Mark Brooks
John Cook
Ronnie Black
Paul Goydos
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Fred Funk
Scott Verplank
Kirk Triplett
Vijay Singh
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Jeff Sluman
Paul Azinger
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Esteban Toledo
Stewart Cink
Colin Montgomerie
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Ted Tryba
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Steve Stricker
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Woody Austin
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Rich Beem
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Brian Watts
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Miguel Angel Jir
Jay Haas
Brent Geiberger
Duffy Waldort
Steve Jones
Dennis Paulson
Barry Cheesman
Tom Scherrer
Notah Begay II
Tom Pernice Jr
Loren Roberts
NBA Scores Roundup and Friday Night Schedule
NBA scores from Wednesday include Philadelphia over Toronto 106 93 Minnesota over Boston 109 106 Charlotte over New York 119 78 and Orlando over New York 103 78 Detroit over Portland 104 95 L A Lakers 119 96 Phoenix 114 93 Milwaukee 105 Indiana 64 Cleveland Dallas and other late results noted Friday games list Boston Philadelphia 7 p m Houston Orlando 7 30 p m Atlanta New York 7 30 p m Minnesota New Jersey 7 30 p m Miami Milwaukee 8 p m Denver Chicago 8 30 p m Utah Seattle 10 p m Phoenix L A Lakers 10 30 p m Detroit Sacramento 10 30 p m Portland Golden State 10 30 p m Charlotte Atlanta 7 30 p m Washington Dallas 8 p m Cleveland San Antonio 8 30 p m Utah Vancouver 10 p m Detroit L A Clippers 10 30 p m
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Television highlights and NCAA tournament wrap
TV schedule lists ESPN2 NASCAR qualifying at Bristol boxing title fight in Philadelphia golf broadcasts from The Players Championship Nabisco Championship and college basketball regional semifinals and results with teams like Seton Hall Duke Florida Kansas and North Carolina across East South Midwest regions.
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College basketball and hockey results from March events
From The Palace of Auburn Hills and Jon M. Hunterian Center to college arenas, teams like Michigan State Syracuse Iowa State UCLA LSU Southeast Arizona Wisconsin Fresno State Oklahoma Dayton Gonzaga Louisville St John’s Purdue Arizona and LSU feature in men’s and women’s action with scorelines, brackets, and upcoming matchups. Public and school sports lists include all state girls teams and major exhibitions with multiple scores and standings.
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Eastern Conference Hockey Standings and Results
The Atlantic Division sees New Jersey and Philadelphia leading with 95 and 93 points respectively, while Pittsburgh and the Rangers trail with 76 and 72 points. In the Northeast Division Toronto tops with 90 points followed by Ottawa and Buffalo with 87 and 75 points.
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PikeView Football Schedule Delayed Opener Rescheduled
PikeView coach praises players and families for long travel to practice as the season opens with a road game at Tazewell postponed and to be replayed later in the season.
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Edmonds Traded to Cardinals as Angels Rebuild
After months of speculation the Angels dealt outfielder Sampson Edmonds to St Louis for pitcher Kent Bottenfield and second baseman Adam Kennedy. Bottenfield, 18-7 with a 3.97 ERA last season and an NL All Star, gives Angels a proven starter as they bid to fix starting pitching after losing Chuck Finley in free agency. Edmonds hit .250 with five homers and 23 RBIs in 55 games last season after shoulder surgery.
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Florida’s press keys Florida’s Gators in East semifinal
Duke and Florida square off as top seed Duke (29-4) risks breaking a 25‑game regional streak against a Gators squad (26-7) that relies on a press. Donovan defends sticking to their style, while Duke’s high scoring lineup tests the press and hopes to reach the Final Four.
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All State Girls Basketball Teams Named for Season
All State selections place Ritchie County's Missy Spangler with 23 points per game on the first team alongside Brandi Coleman Jaeger 22.5 Erica Rome Bridgeport 18.0 and Sarah Caserta Man 22.6. Wyoming East captain Miranda Tilley anchors the second team with Amy Brewer Jessica Cavender Telsia Amanda Preston Petersburg Danielle Oates and Meagan Webb. Junior Jamie Flournoy Midland Trail and Mary Pat Statler Oak Glen are listed on the second squad.
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Ritchie County
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Bridgeport
Ore
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Midland Trail
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Toisia
Danielle Oates
Petersburg
Amy Brewer
Wyoming East
Meagan Webb
Tug Valley
Mary Pat Statler
Sarah Caserta
Miranda Tilley
Jessica Cavender
Sissonville
Telsia
Bluefield eyes steady start with pitching and baserunning
Bluefield coach Bourne outlines season goals after a game at James Monroe. He notes defense slightly ahead of offense, hopes for solid pitching, timely hitting, and underclassmen growth. The team plans a home opener vs Oak Hill, and hosts the Coppinger Invitational from April 22 to 29 at Bowen Field if ready.
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