High school football matchups across Virginia and Kentucky
A schedule of High school football games includes Pulaski County versus Bluefield Pike View at Summers County Tazewell facing George Wythe Virginia High taking on Richlands Pocahontas meeting Fort Chiswell Big Creek clashing Jaeger Greenbrier East hosting James Monro East Montgomery at Bland County Auburn at Giles Independence versus Shady Spring Norton against Honaker Grundy at Prestonsburg Princeton Senior idle Hurley idle Narrows at Whitewood Craig County versus Montcalm Mount View at Graham L 5 results tally Greenbrier East 28 Bluefield 3 Herbert Hoover 27 Princeton Senior 15 Wyoming East 14 Mount View 7 Tazewell 27 Abingdon 20 Bland County 6 Pocahontas 0 Liberty-Raleigh 18 Pike View 16 Shady Spring 33 Summers County Giles 47 Narrows 6 Richlands 22 Powell Valley 14 Tennessee High 26 Graham 20 Grundy 47 Garden 0 Honaker 47 Twin Springs 0 Gauley Bridge 41 Montcalm 19
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Pulaski County
Bluefield
Pike View
Summers County
Tazewell
George Wythe
Virginia High
Richlands
Pocahontas
Fort Chiswell
Big Creek
Jaeger Greenbrier East
James Monro
East Montgomery
Bland County
Auburn
Giles Independence
Shady Spring
Norton
Honaker Grundy
Prestonsburg
Princeton
Hurley
Honaker Idle
Jed Nolan
Panthers
Liberty Raleigh
David Day
Tigers
Herbert Hoover
Bland High
Brandon Kelly
Bears
Wyoming
James
Hoover tops Class AAA in high school football ratings
Herbert Hoover leads the Class AAA computer rankings from the Secondary School Activities Commission after a 3-0 start aided by a forfeit win over Riverside. The poll, released Tuesday, lists top 16 teams per class for playoff qualification beginning Nov. 3 based on strength of schedule and victories.
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Herbert Hoover
Secondary School Activities Commission
Riverside
Cabell Midland and University
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Princeton
Tigers
Hoover
Bridgeport
Tyler Consolidated
Independence
Wayne
Winfield
Wyoming East
Shady Spring
Jaeger
Mount View
Wheeling Central
Valley Fayette
Cameron
Gilbert
Pendleton
Moorefield
Putcrver Howe
Tigers Face Back-To-Back Road Trip At Sherman Tide
Two 2-1 teams, Tigers visit Sherman after a 27-15 loss to Herbert Hoover. Sherman 9-2 in 1999 started by shutting out Tug Valley, then beat Marsh Fork. Senior Brandon Hossain leads Sherman with 160 rushing yards and four TDs in three games. WAEY-AM to air the game at 7:15 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Tide
Tigers
Greenbrier East
Bluefield
Herbert Hoover
Huskies
Princeton
Hoover
Tug Valley
Independence
Marsh Fork
Brandon Hossain
Chase Hill
Josh Johnson
Bryan Miller
David Day
Ronnie Anderson
Rhynell Coatney
HHHS
Waey-Am
Ioan
Princeton High
Wood's four hit outing fuels Cubs over Reds 2 1
Kerry Wood pitched a four hit complete game to beat the Cincinnati Reds 2-1, his second career complete game, finalizing a strong comeback from elbow surgery. He fanned eight, walked two, and allowed only Sean Casey, Chris Stynes, and Juan Castro to reach twice.
Richlands QB tops are a prep honor roll
Richlands quarterback Brandon Bales starred last Friday night, scoring all three touchdowns in a 20-14 road win over Powell Valley to lift the Blues to 2-1. He earned Bluefield Daily Telegraph Player of the Week honors, as Carson Ward of Giles and other area standouts also featured on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
Carson Ward
Spartans
Narrows
Graham High
Reed Oakes
Paco Jones
G-Men
Tennessee High
Oakes
Jones
Grundy
Justin Hipps
Golden Wave
Garden
Richlands
Travis Brown
Blues
Cobourne ready for first WVU carry against Maryland
Avon Cobourne, coming off hip pain and a 132 yard game, eyes his first big run versus Maryland after last year’s 33-0 loss. Coach Don Nehlen stresses split carries with Cooper Rego as WVU seeks holes and time for Brad Lewis against a stifling Terrapins defense.
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Harleston
Avon Cobourne
West Virginia
Maryland
Cobourne
Terrapins
Mountaineer Field
Cooper Rego
Terps
Lamont Jordan
Mountaineers
Florida
Rego
Boston College
Don Nehlen
Nehlen
Jordan
Avon
Brad Lewis
Temple
Indiana names Davis interim coach after Knight firing
Indiana University appoints assistant Mike Davis as interim basketball coach to stabilize the program after Bob Knight is dismissed. The move follows player pressure and aims to unite the team with Treloar as interim associate coach. Davis vows the job is a chance Indiana basketball must pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Indiana
Loomington
Ind
Bob Knight
Mike Davis
Knight
John Treloar
Ate
Clarence Doninger
Doninger
Treloar
A.J. Moye
Indiana University
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BHS
Jerry Hairston
Arlington
Tex
Rangers
Wood
Cincinnati
New York
Benny Agbayani
New York Mets
Milwaukee Brewers
Mets
Bobby J. Jones
Texas
Rick Helling
Texas Rangers
Lee Majors
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Powell Valley
Honaker
Heath Miller
Neil Sample
Twin Springs
Brandon Bales
WVU
College Hoops
Pat Knight
Dane Fife
Dane
Fife
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