Baseball scoreboard shows tense NL results and future dates
National League scores list San Francisco and Atlanta games with tight finishes and several St. Louis Arizona clashes. Upcoming schedule includes Oct 20 to Oct 27 dates with San Francisco at Anaheim and Anaheim at San Francisco, plus if necessary games and start times.
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49ers edge Seahawks 28 in Seattle showdown
In Seattle the 49ers defeat the Seahawks 28 to 21. San Francisco gains 24 first downs to Seattle's 24 and holds 29 minutes 31 seconds in possession. Garcias passes total 202 yards with Owens and Streets leading San Francisco receivers while Alexander leads Seattle rushing with 96 yards.
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Today's highlights No nationally televised events scheduled
All Times EDT Wednesday Oct 16 shows no national telecasts planned. The schedule lists no major programs or sports events for the day. A calm day with no prominent national broadcasts noted.
Lady Mavs roll Greenbrier East to cap best season
James Monroe Lady Mavericks finish 14-2, best in school history after a 6-2 win over Greenbrier East. Lena Holt and Stephanie White score twice each, with Shaun Walker and Heather South adding goals as Monroe ends season strong. In Grundy, Tazewell defeats Grundy 75-55 with Kim McCann leading scoring.
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Pipestem Panthers Cruise Past Calvary Baptist in Regional Clash
Pipestem Christian Academy volleyball rolled to a 2-0 regional win over Calvary Baptist Academy improving to 13 straight wins this year and 58 overall. Melinda Kinzer had 10 points with five aces, Kala McCoy added seven points and two aces, and Jennifer Spangler delivered 13 kills. The Panthers head to the state tournament Friday at Appalachian Bible College in Bradley followed by a regular season game against Victory Christian in Beaver on Monday, Oct. 21.
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Honaker Girls Dominate Hurley In 66 18 Victory
Honaker High School girls basketball crushed Hurley 66 18 at home. Ashley Mullins led with 15 points, Amanda Miller had 11, and three teammates added eight each. Hurley’s Sissy Hurley led Hurley with six points. Honaker improves to 9 7. next game at Council. JV won 38 10. Kandace Barnhart and Kayla Justice each hit a 3 for Honaker and Hurley respectively.
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Twin Valley Puts Away Council In BDD Clash
Twin Valley remains undefeated in district play after a 48-35 comeback win over Council at Council Elementary. Deanna Cantrell led Twin Valley with 18 points, Ashley Street added strong rebounding, and Amanda Baldwin contributed 12 points as the Panthers overcome a 22-13 halftime deficit with a dominant second half. Presley led Council with 16 points, but the Cobras shot 10.4 percent after halftime and could not maintain the early lead.
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Golf players brave wind at Pipe Stein State Resort Park
East players battled gusty conditions in a regional golf meet at Pipe Stein State Resort Park. East No. 2 seed Van James led Spartans with 76 while Brandon Watkins struggled, Princeton and Woodrow Wilson both shot 377. Derek Belcher 87 and Prestor Broyles 88 led their teams, with region medalist Josh Arbaugh of Nicholas County advancing to state in Wheeling.
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Princeton tops Riverside in rainy clash. Stout and Connolly score
Cory Stout opened scoring with a direct kick and captain Daniel Connolly added an unassisted strike as Princeton controlled play in a rain soaked match. The Tigers fired 25 shots to Riverside's eight, Nieto making four saves. Princeton (9-6-2) heads to a home match against Nicholas County at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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