High School Baseball and Softball Results and Schedules
Monday results include Richwood 12 Richlands 9, Grundy 0 over Shady Spring 4 3. The schedule lists James Monroe at Bluefield and Virginia High at Tazewell, plus Twin Valley 8 Grundy 2 in softball and Bluefield 17 PikeView 2 in a suspended game. College and pro games also noted with WVIAC tournament and MLB scores.
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Richwood
Bluefield
Richlands
Grundy
Shady Spring
Princeton
James Monroe
Virginia High
Tazewell
Twin Valley
Graham Honaker
West Virginia
PikeView
Woodrow Wilson
Big Creek
Montcalm
NBA conference semifinals schedule and NHL evening games
The schedule lists Dallas at Sacramento Charlotte at New Jersey 8 pm San Antonio at L A Lakers 10 30 pm Ottawa 3 Toronto Colorado at San Jose 7 pm Carolina at Montreal 7 pm Detroit at St Louis 8 pm A Concord College baseball coach quotes about team focus and performance.
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Dallas
Sacramento
Charlotte
New Jersey
San Antonio
L.A. Lakers
Ottawa
Toronto
Colorado
San Jose
Carolina
Montreal
Detroit
St. Louis
Richwood Lumberjacks rally in rain to beat Bluefield Beavers 12-4
In a rain shortened five and a half inning game at Bowen Field Richwood High School scored eight runs in the sixth inning to beat Bluefield 12-4 after Bluefield tied the game at four in the third. Jon King hit a two run homer, Richard Dobbins doubled and Beavers pitchers walked three in a pivotal frame. Ben Bard relieved and struck out eight to seal the win for Richwood.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Beavers
Richwood Lumberjacks
Bowen Field
Beavers
Richard Dobbins
Josh Hart
Richwood
Lumberjacks
Jon King
King
Zach Denardo
Dobbins
Donnie Wolford
Hart
Doug Tinder
Ben Bard
Bard
Bluefield Beaver
Adam Williams
Keen Mountain Park
Ashley Street
Twin Valley Panthers
Grundy Golden Wave
Grundy
Twin Valley
Buchanan County
Casey Keen
Kendra Nickles
Keen
Concord College baseball credits calm mindset for playoff bid
Concord College, ending a rocky season with a surge, earned a playoff berth in the WVIAC tournament by adopting a relaxed approach under coach Kevin Garrett. The Mountain Lions, who won last spring’s state title, moved from midseason doubt to a chance at further post season play in Princeton.
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Concord College
Kevin Garrett
Princeton
Mountain Lions
Red Sox win sixth in a row as Rays tie loss record
Rey Sanchez driving in two runs helped the Boston Red Sox defeat the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 5-3 in St. Petersburg. Boston extended its win streak to six while Tampa Bay dropped to a team-record 11th straight defeat, matching the majors longest skid this season. Brian Daubach homered for Boston, his fifth of the season, as the Sox completed a four-game sweep.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Rey Sanchez
Boston Red Sox
Tampa Bay
Devil Rays
Detroit
Brian Daubach
Boston
Daubach
Tanyon Sturtze
Darren Oliver
Indians Beat Orioles As Anderson Returns To Camden Yards
Cleveland pushed past Baltimore 6 4 behind Brady Anderson returning to Camden Yards with a double and the tiebreaking run on Jolbert Cabrera s misplayed single in the eighth. Jim Thome Russell Branyan and Matt Lawton homered as Cleveland won its third straight after a six game skid. Wright Drese pitched seven innings, allowing four runs on seven hits.
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Indians
Orioles
Baltimore
Brady Anderson
Camden Yards
Jolbert Cabrera
Cleveland
Jim Thome
Russell Branyan
Matt Lawton
Travis Fryman
Anderson
Ryan Drese
Dunn's grand slam lifts Reds past Brewers in crowd-drawn win
Adam Dunn hit his first career grand slam and drove in five as the Reds beat Milwaukee 8 5 at Cinergy Field. Sean Casey doubled three times, Joey Hamilton left with a hamstring issue, and Geoff Jenkins homered for the Brewers. The crowd of 12,867 was the smallest in 10 years.
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Adam Dunn
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Brewers
Ruben Quevedo
Cincinnati
Incinnati
Adam Crim
Reds
Joey Hamilton
Sean Casey
Dunn
Hamilton
Jose Rijo
Jim Brower
Scott Sullivan
Richie Sexson
Danny Graves
Milwaukee
Geoff Jenkins
Sullivan
Cinergy Field
Brewers
Bluefield teams poised to defend region tennis titles in Beckley
In Region IV action at Beckley, Bluefield boys lead with 19 points and girls with 14. Beavers individuals include Andy Sarver, Doss Howell, Matthew Stonestreet, Chris Hincher advancing to finals. Doubles Howell/Sarver and Stone/Romano reach semis. Hincer/Sarver reach state tourney. Girls semis feature Howell Werblin, Richardson, Goforth. Matches at Woodrow Wilson and New River Park today weather permitting.
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Eckley
Bluefield
Beckley
Beaver
Andy Sarver
Doss Howell
Matthew Stonestreet
Chris Hincher
Howell/Sarver
Stone
Zack Romano
Hincer
Brent Sarver
Lady Beavers
Kelli Howell
Samantha Werblin
Elizabeth Richardson
Paige Goforth
Howell
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Hunnicutt Field
W.va
State
Concord
Shepherd
West Liberty State
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Texas
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Chicago Cubs
Lee Beavers
John Nelson
WVIAC
Garrett
Baltimore Oriole
Sean Douglass
Leeeeeere
Nus
Ken Griffey Jr
Griffey
Alex Ochoa
RBI
Eric Young
Tyler Houston
Brower
New River Park
Galen Godbey
Richlands Blue Tornado
Timmy Brown
Godbey
Derek Joyce
Zack Whitt
Tornado
Randy Cole
Curtis Morgan
CPP
Morgan
Mickey Burks
Chris Presley
Tigers
Chad McKinney
John Nordlund
Jason Redden
Shady
WP - Nordlund
LP - Burks
S - Redden
HR - Morgan
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