Divisional Playoff Glance From Tuesday Games
The summary notes American League results with Minnesota leading 1-0 over New York, and National League: San Francisco 2 Florida 0 with San Francisco up 1-0. It mentions Chicago at Atlanta, late game, plus Green Bay beating Chicago 38 to 23 in the NFL. High school totals show Bluefield at Woodrow Wilson, Princeton 3 James Monroe 1, and Princeton 4 Hunt a's 1. Virginia Tech and West Virginia’s Rich Rodriguez discuss a 2004 2005 football series.
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Concords Neuner earns WVIAC player of the week
Concord College freshman Leanna Neuner was named West Virginia Conference player of the week for Sept 22 28. She scored once in a 6 3 win over the University of Charleston and scored all three goals in a 3 1 victory against Davis & Elkins. She has 12 goals on eight games and two assists this season.
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Parkersburg South, Frankfort top SSAC football ratings
Parkersburg South jumps from fourth to first in Class AAA after beating Parkersburg while Martinsburg and University share second and Morgantown, Huntington, Nitro, and others fill the top ranks. In Class AA Mount View rises to second with a 27-7 win over Shady Spring. Class A leaders remain Williamstown with Wahama second as Doddridge County and Parkersburg Catholic hover near third. Ratings set top 16 playoff qualifiers beginning Nov 14 based on strength of schedule and wins.
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Concord College Women Crush Ohio Valley 16 0 in Athens
Concord College women soccer routed Ohio Valley 16 to 0 on the Athens turf. Despite OVC fielding seven players, including three freshmen walk-ons, Concord built an 11-0 halftime lead and totaled 40 shots. Jennifer Tyson, a freshman, scored four goals and had two assists in the first half and wore the goalie jersey after halftime.
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James Monroe's Franklin named Player of the Week
James Monroe's Tanie Franklin, a 5-11 188 pound senior, ran for 203 yards and four touchdowns on 3, 23, 22 and 9 yard runs and threw a 27 yard TD pass to Ben Preston as Summers County Bobcats were defeated 70-20. Franklin helped the Mavericks, now 4-1, rally with 42 unanswered points last Friday at Bluefield Daily Telegraph coverage.
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WVU Hokies Extend Rivalry as Nonconference Showdown
WVU and Virginia Tech will continue their series in 2004 and 2005 as a nonconference clash. WVU hosts VT on October 2, 2004 in Blacksburg, while VT visits Morgantown on October 1, 2005. Both schools anticipate a nationally televised, highly ranked opponent.
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Former BHS star Perry joins West Virginia Wham gridiron ranks
Former Bluefield High standout Dwan Perry, now a 5-11 170 pound quarterback for the Mid-Ohio Football League's West Virginia Wham, enters his second season after graduating BHS in 1999 and West Virginia State. Teammate Tim Rossetti and director of player operations Richard Maxwell anchor the squad as it sits at 8-4 this season.
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