Tuesday scoreboard highlights top NASCAR golfers and players
Through May 5 the list ranks drivers led by Sterling Marlin and Matt Kenseth with points totals. earnings show Sterling Marlin at 1 762 574 and Tony Stewart at 1 693 289. Golf leaders include Tiger Woods with 69.15 scoring average and Sergio Garcia dominant in All Around. Golf driving stats feature John Daly and Tiger Woods atop distance and accuracy charts with multiple players in the top ten.
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Ward Burton
Sterling Marlin
Tony Stewart
Elliott Sadler
Jett Gordon
Mark Martin
Matt Kenseth
Kurt Busch
Ricky Rudd
Bobby Labonte
Dale Earnhardt, Jr
Rusty Wallace
Dale Jarrett
Jeff Burton
Bill Elliott
Ryan Newman
Michael _ Waltrip
Kevin Harvick
Terry Labonte
John Andretti
Tiger Woods
Jose Maria Olazabal
Vijay Singh
Sergio Garcia
Ernie Els
Retiet Goosen
Angel Cabrera
Phil Mickelson
Brad Faxon
Rory Sabbatini
John Daly
Tim Herron
Chris Smith
Harrison Frazar
David Duval
Kenny Perry
Davis Love
Scott Verplank
Fred Funk
Nick Price
Glen Day
Olin Browne
Justin Leonard
Jim Furyk
Fulton Allem
Joe Durant
Hal Sutton
Greens
Tom Lehman
Steve Pate
Duffy Waldorf
Scott McCarron
Cameron Beckman
Chad Campbell
Charles Howelll
Miguel A Jimenez
Chris DiMarco
Matt Gogel
Len Mattiace
Jay Haas
Heath Slocum
Retief Goosen
Phil Michelson
David Toms
Mark Calcavecchia
May 7 2002 Sports Highlights and Golf Schedule
Daily radio and TV sports updates list NBA games from Charlotte to New Jersey and San Antonio at LA. NHL playoffs feature Carolina at Montreal and Detroit at St Louis. The rest catalogs a long golf calendar from January through December with venues, dates, and players including Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, and Vijay Singh.
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WHIS
WTZE
TBS
Charlotte
New Jersey
Sergio Garcia
Jerry Kelly
Phil Mickelson
Chris DiMarco
At&t
Kevin Sutherland
Ian Leggatt
Ernie Els
Matt Kuchar
Tiger Woods
Craig Perks
Vijay Singh
Retief Goosen
Justin Leonard
Greater Greensboro
Rocco Mediate
K.J. Choi
Four Seasons Resort
Cottonwood Valley CC
Las Colinas
Texas
Colonial CC
Fort Worth
Muirfield Village
Dublin
Ohio
Avenel
Potomac
Westchester Ce
Harrison
N.Y
Bethpage State Park
Farmingdale
River Highlands
Cromwell
Conn
Southwind
Memphis
Tenn
Cog Hill Golf and CC
Lemont
Ill
Brown Deer Park
Milwaukee
Muirfield Golf Links
East Lothian
Scotland
Endicott
Deere Run
Silvis
Castle Pines
Castle Rock
Colo
Warwick Hills
Grand Blanc
Hazeltine National
Chaska
Minn
Sahalee CC
Sammamish
Wash
Baseball recap with results and upcoming games
Sunday results across the American and National leagues include Anaheim 8 over Toronto 2, Cleveland 9 over Texas 2, Seattle 10 over Tampa Bay, New York 6 over Boston, Baltimore 3 over Tampa Bay, Detroit 7 over Kansas City, Minnesota 6 over Oakland, and Chicago White Sox 2 over Oakland. Monday matchups feature Cleveland at Baltimore and New York at Tampa Bay, with multiple late games planned across Kansas City Minnesota, Chicago White Sox Texas, Toronto Seattle, Detroit Anaheim, Boston Oakland. National League games list Philadelphia over Colorado, Florida over Milwaukee, Atlanta over St. Louis, Houston over N Y Mets, San Francisco over Cincinnati, and Chicago Cubs blanking Los Angeles 0, plus several late-night and Wednesday schedules. Award listings include high school players of the year Brandon Chambers and Jeff Courtney, and various All-State and Hall of Fame recognitions for West Virginia sports.
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Anaheim
Toronto
Cleveland
Texas
Seattle
N.Y
Yankees
Mussina
Tampa Bay
Wilson
Kansas City
Byrd
Minnesota
Kinney
Chicago White Sox
Glover
Bell
Halladay
Baldwin
Detroit
Greisinger
Washburn
Boston
P.martinez
Oakland
Lidle
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Colorado
Florida
Milwaukee
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
N.Y. Mets
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Arizona
Montreal
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Thomson
Armas Jr
Jones
Dempster
Reynolds
Adams
Ortiz
Mets
Trachsel
Busch
Dessens
Nomo
Glavine
B.smith
Wood
Villone
Batista
Brandon Chambers
Logan
Dutton
Jeff Courtney
Fairmont
McCoy
Jessica Taylor
Fayetteville
Morehouse
George Holbrook
Charleston
West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame
Jennings Boyd
Northfork High
West Virginia
Bryan Harman
Fairmont State
Kevyn McBride
New York
Chicago
Pet GB
Conference Semifinals playoff schedule and results
NBA playoff slate lists results from May 5 to May 19 across conferences with series leads. Key outcomes include Sacramento leading Dallas 1-0 after a 108 91 win, New Jersey up 1-0 on Charlotte, Detroit leading Boston 1-0, and the Lakers up 1-0 on San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Dallas
New Jersey
Charlotte
Detroit
Boston
L.A. Lakers
San Antonio
L.A
Tba
LA. Lakers
Victory Awards Dinner honors WV sports stars and coaches
West Virginia Sports Writers Association held its 56th Victory Awards Dinner in Parkersburg. Byron Leftwich and Steve Harold won major categories, with Larry Shaw, Marc Kimes, Steve Roach, Joey Spano, C R Rohrbough, Bryan Wright, Alexis Hornbuckle, Jessica Sell, and Mark Patton receiving various player, coach, and scholarship honors.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Hardman
Byron Leftwich
Marshall
Steve Harold
Glenville State
Larry Shaw
Oak Glen
Kennedy
Marc Kimes
Hunt
Steve Roach
Martinsburg
Sam Huff
Joey Spano
George
Harrison Kennedy
C.R. Rohrbough
Bridgeport
Bryan Wright
Hampshire
Thom
Alexis Hornbuckle
Capital
Jessica Sell
North Marion
Evans
Mark Patton
Cabell Midland
Indians 9 O's 4 at Milwaukee in final score recap
Milwaukee scored in the early innings but Cincinnati bounced back as Quevedo took the loss while Graves earned the win and hit a 11th inning save. Jenkins and Dunn homered for Milwaukee and Cincinnati respectively as Bluefield routed PikeView 17 to 2 and several other high school results followed with Independence 14 Summers County 4 and Morgantown 16 Preston 5 among others.
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Associated Press
Hurricane
Jefferson
University
Woodrow Wilson
Nitro
Wheeling Park
Parkersburg South
Martinsbu
Cabell Midland
Greenbrier East
Morgantown
Musselman
Elkins
John Marshall
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Nowitzki
Dall
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Iverson
Phil
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Pierce
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Duncan
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Port
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Preston
NHL Playoff Scores and Standings Summary
Hockey scores from May games include San Jose 6 over Colorado 3 on May 1 in San Jose, Ottawa 5 at Toronto 0 on May 2, Detroit 2 at St. Louis 0, Carolina 2 at Montreal 3 on May 3, and Detroit 3 at St. Louis 2 on May 4. Detroit holds a 2-1 lead over Colorado after two games. San Jose leads Colorado 8-2 in the series with Colorado tied 1-1. Toronto edges Ottawa 3-2 in a triple overtime on May 3.
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Montreal
Carolina
Ottawa
Toronto
St. Louis
Detroit
San Jose
Colorado
Associated Press
Honaker overwhelms Council in BDD rout
Honaker Tigers exploded for a 17-2 mercy-rule win over Council in Black Diamond District play at Council High School. In a five-inning affair, Honaker piled up 13 hits, capitalized on six walks, three errors, and two hit batsmen to build a big early lead, with Shawn Wilson driving in four runs and Steven Settle scoring twice.
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Council
Honaker
Tigers
Black Diamond District
Council High
Mullins
D.J. Hall
Haysi
BDO
Shawn Wilson
Steven Settle
Derick Ratliff
Matt Turner
Cobras
Joey Barton
Patrick Wade
Senators edge Maple Leafs 3 2 in OT to take lead
Patrick Lalime denied a playoff shutout bid as Magnus Arvedson scored twice and Daniel Alfredsson netted the winner to lift Ottawa 3-2 over Toronto in Game 2 of the series. The Senators lead 2-1 heading to Ottawa for Game 3 as Gary Roberts and Travis Green tallied for the Leafs.
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Ottawa
Patrick Lalime
NHL
Magnus Arvedson
Toronto
Senators
Maple Leafs
Daniel Alfredsson
Leafs
Gary Roberts
Lalime
Travis Green
Radek Bank
Tomas Kaberle
Alexander Mogilny
Concord Baseball Sees Talent Rise After 2001 Rebuild
Coach Garrett discusses a fresh start as players fill roles left by Toby Legacy and Chris Bamne. Seniors like Mike Miller stepped up with a three RBI homer to spark a 4-0 lead over West Virginia Wesleyan, signaling renewed team confidence and tournament aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Legacy
Chris Bamne
Garrett
Mike Miller
West Virginia Wesleyan
Tom Bone
Tbone
Bottonline
Roundup of Keen Mountain Park softball game action
Roundup notes continued from B-r and Street adding a double each and freshman Amy Ratliff also contributing. Grundy managed a single hit a triple by Becky Stiltner who took the loss as pitcher. Nickles 881 is referenced in the Keen Mountain Park context.
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Street
Amy Ratliff
Grundy
Becky Stiltner
Keen Mountain Park
Nickles
Graham G-Men blank Carroll County 6 0 in district soccer
East River Soccer Complex saw the Graham G-Men defeat Carroll County 6 0 as they moved to 8-2 overall and 5-0 in district play. Greg DeGray led with three goals, with Belcher Perry and Kirk adding one each. Williams earned the shutout.
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Graham Carroll County
East River
Graham
G-Men
Carroll County
Greg DeGray
Nathan Belcher
Heath Perry
Tyler Kirk
Ryan Williams
Blain Mahood
Andrew Price
Michael Schreyer
Radford
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Jimmie Johnson
Ward “Burton
Ricky Craven
Michael Waltrip
Jeremy Mayfield
Jimmy Spencer
Bob Heintz
Geoff Ogilvy
Steve Stricker
Scott Verpiank
Eagles
J.J. Henry
Jonathan Byrd
Bob May
Brent Schwarzrock
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Jay
Stephen Ames
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Mark Cascavecchia
John Cook
Charles Howell
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Kaname Yokoo
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Bernhard Langer
Phil Tataurangi
Per-Ulrik Johansson
Joey Sindelar
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Mike Sposa
Andrew Magee
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Joel Edwards
Fred Couples
Tom Pernice, Jr
Steve Elkington
Skip Kendall
Paul Stankowski
Dan Forsman
Jim Carter
Glen Hnatiuk
Steve Lowery
Brett Quigley
Kirk Triplett
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