Bible in the Schools 5K kicks off in Princeton
Jason Skaggs, a 34 year old coal miner and endurance athlete from Flat Top, wins the inaugural Bible in the Schools 5K in downtown Princeton with a time of 19:19. Michael Canterbury finishes second at 19:45 and Cade Fix is third at 19:46. Erica Morgan leads the women with 24:11 as local families join the fun run to raise funds for Mercer School Bible in the Schools program. Organizers praise city support and aim to make the event annual.
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Jason Skaggs
Flat Top
Beckley Crystal Mine
Mercer School
Skaggs
Michael
Canterbury
Cade Fix
Erica Morgan
Christiansburg
Robin Dowdy
Rebecca Botts
Mercer School Bible
Angela Neal
Neal
Kristy French
Bland
Lacie
Jonathon
Mark Botts
Mercer Elementary
Jessica Patton
Bethany Setser
Peters named Runner of the Year after WVIAC win
Concord University senior Robby Peters dominated the 2012 West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship, finishing the 27 31.86 and earning the Runner of the Year honor. Concord placed fourth in the team race behind Wheeling Jesuit West Virginia Wesleyan Seton Hill and Ohio Valley. Sterling Snyder added an eighth place finish for Concord and All-WVIAC honors.
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Concord University
Robby Peters
West Virginia
Sterling Snyder
Concord
Snyder
Nick Lucente
Mountain Lions
Craig Pritt
Jake Munsey
Brandon Perdue
Wes McKinney
Jacob Doss
Lock Haven
Kansas Speedway Faces Change as Keselowski Starts Deep
Brad Keselowski, chasing the Sprint Cup, qualified 25th at the regraded Kansas Speedway after a brutal lap on the repaved surface. Kasey Kahne will start on pole at 191.360 mph. Denny Hamlin calls the new layout a beast while Jimmie Johnson trails Keselowski by seven points in the Chase.
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International Speedway Corp
Denny Hamlin
Matt Kenseth
Kasey Kahne
Kahne
Furyk and Love tied for lead at McGladrey Classic
Jim Furyk and Davis Love III shared the 54 hole lead at Sea Island after carding 66s to reach 13 under. Furyk, seeking a final win to close a tough year, spoke of moving on from Ryder Cup disappointments while Love, host and Ryder Cup captain, kept pace and eyed the final round. Arjun Atwal and D J Trahan lurk two behind.
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Sea Island
Sergio Garcia
Arjun Atwal
D.J. Trahan
Disney
Tom Watson
Medinah
Las Vegas
Europe
Memphis
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