Area coaches gather for all-area selections in Bluewell
A large turnout of area prep coaches met Sunday at Frankie's LaSalute in Bluewell to choose the annual all-area football and girls basketball squads. Separate Virginia side and West Virginia side teams will be announced December 5 with state-tournament play affecting girls selections on December 19.
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Anti- Tazewell High School
No Doubt About It Tazewell Is Number One
Bulldogs edge Giles Spartans in a tight Friday night battle at Tazewell, securing the game with two fourth quarter TDs after a late lead. Coach Nick Colabro lauds dedication and the program’s pressure defense, naming All-Area backs and players while praising Hurley’s David Davis as Player of the Year candidate.
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Bulldogs
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Nick Colobro
Colobro
Nick
Daily Telegraph
Jimmy King
Mark Gilbert
Sandy Rogers
Richlands
David Davis
Hurley
Tommy Blankenship
Colabro
Tazewell High School
Jeff Noakes
Big Creek
Ken Herndon
Princeton
Mark Roberts
Giles
Tyrone Meadows
Mullens
Chester Hayes
Meadows
Sistersville
Shumate
Herbie Brooks
Northfork
John Davis
Tazewell Bulldogs earn praise amid playoff push
Elonne Jordan previews football choices with Eddie Neel as punter and Jeff Noakes or Jack Ginn tied for kicker. He favors Tazewell for state semi final, praising Nick’s turnaround and team unity. Martinsville vs Tazewell pick: 15 to 17 in Duke report dispute.
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Jeff Noakes
Tazewell
Jack Ginn
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Giles
Martinsville
Nick
Tazewell Captures Division A Crown in Regional Final
Tazewell's Bulldogs clinched the Division A title with a 31-17 win over Giles in the Region IV championship. Giles finishes 10-2, while Tazewell improves to 11-1. Mullens leads Division B with 11-0, awaiting Saturday’s matchup with Sistersville. Hurley could claim if Mullens falters.
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Sistersville
Wyoming
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Jaeger
Northfork
Greenbrier West
Donnie Shumate
Shumate
David Davis
Virginia
Garden
Joe Worley
Penn State climbs to No 2 in AP poll before Sugar Bowl clash
Penn State rises from third to second in the AP college football poll as SMU's 17 17 tie with Arkansas leaves the Nittany Lions poised for a potential national title game scenario. Georgia remains No 1, with Penn State set to face Pitt and Georgia to meet Georgia Tech in the Sugar Bowl.
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NCAA Hits Clemson With Severe Football Sanctions
Clemson was hit with a two year television and postseason ban and stripped of 20 football scholarships per year for the next two seasons after an Infractions Committee ruling citing numerous recruiting violations. The 1981 national champions had finished unbeaten and defeated Nebraska 22-15 in the Orange Bowl.
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Associated Press
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Tigerettes, Lady Beavers reach Region 5 sectional final
The Tigerettes defeated Beckley’s Woodrow Wilson 62 27 and the Lady Beavers overcame Mt View 45 29 to advance to Wednesday’s Class AAA sectional final in Region 5 Section 1. Donita Arnold and Ranae Pedneau led Mt View with 16 points. Tammy Adkins scored 12 for the Tigerettes. Randi Moon added eight.
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Ranae Pedneau
Tammy Adkins
Randi Moon
Susan Dunham
Bluefield
Catherine Lynch
Terri Wohlford
Thelma Cleage
Concord College
Hinton
Lady Bobcats
Shady Spring
Liberty High School
Janet Richmond
Debbie Brookman
Mary Lyons
Glenna Redden
Milwaukee and Seattle Nets Smash Box Scores Bury Totals
Box scores show Milwaukee 109 Indiana 98 with Catchings leading Milwaukee and Carter pacing Indiana. New Jersey 111 Seattle 91. Portland 129 Cleveland 79 in another set. Rebounds and assists split. fouls and technicals noted. multiple teams across games.
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Raiders Lead Chargers Midway Through Third Quarter
Bulletin reports Los Angeles held a 24 to 21 edge over the San Diego Chargers midway through the third period of Monday night football.
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Sax Named NL Rookie of the Year in Close Dodger Win
Dodgers second baseman Steve Sax, 22, edged Pirates leader Johnny Ray and Cardinals ace Willie McGee to win the National League Rookie of the Year award. Sax led in RBIs and stolen bases among rookies while batting .282 in 150 games, aiding Los Angeles after trade moves that sent Davey Lopes to Oakland.
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