The West Virginia Association of Basketball Coaches will hold the Top of the Mountain Showcase starting at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 2 at the Charleston Catholic Athletic Complex for high school basketball players looking to demonstrate skills in front of college coaches and play games against other top high school basketball players in West Virginia.
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The West Virginia Association of Basketball Coaches will hold the Top of the Mountain Showcase starting at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 2 at the Charleston Catholic Athletic Complex for high school basketball players looking to demonstrate skills in front of college coaches and play games against other top high school basketball players in West Virginia.
West Virginia State men's coach Bryan Poore, Marshall men's coach Tom Herrion, University of Charleston men's coach Mark Downey, Pikeville (Ky.) men's coach Kelly Wells, Marshall assistant men's coach Mark Cline and Wheeling Park boys coach Michael Jebbia will all be in attendance.
To register, visit www.wvhoopcoach.com, click on "Top of the Mountain Showcase," print a player profile sheet and complete and fax to Susan Joseph at 304-346-4999. The cost is $65.
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PREP SOCCER: Charleston Catholic (boys Class AA-A), George Washington (girls AAA) and Sissonville (girls AA-A) are ranked No. 1 in their respective classes in the first installment of the state coaches association rankings.
Parkersburg is tops in AAA boys while St. Albans is fourth and Hurricane is ninth. In Class AA-A, Sissonville checks in at No. 4. In addition to GW in girls AAA, Capital (sixth) and Hurricane (eighth) are also ranked. Charleston Catholic is second in girls AA-A. (See Page 2B for complete polls.)
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DIVISION II BASKETBALL: West Liberty has been ranked as the No. 8 men's basketball team in the NCAA Division II by the Sporting News. The Hilltoppers return four starters from last year's 29-3 campaign.
West Virginia State is listed as a possible "Breakthrough Team." West Liberty's Corey Pelle and State's Josh "Cookie" Miller are both Sporting News preseason honorable mention All- Americans.
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Roundup: Basketball showcase scheduled for Oct. 2
The West Virginia Association of Basketball Coaches will hold the Top of the Mountain Showcase starting at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 2 at the Charleston Catholic Athletic Complex for high school basketball players looking to demonstrate skills in front of college coaches and play games against other top high school basketball players in West Virginia.
West Virginia State men's coach Bryan Poore, Marshall men's coach Tom Herrion, University of Charleston men's coach Mark Downey, Pikeville (Ky.) men's coach Kelly Wells, Marshall assistant men's coach Mark Cline and Wheeling Park boys coach Michael Jebbia will all be in attendance.
To register, visit www.wvhoopcoach.com, click on "Top of the Mountain Showcase," print a player profile sheet and complete and fax to Susan Joseph at 304-346-4999. The cost is $65.
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PREP SOCCER: Charleston Catholic (boys Class AA-A), George Washington (girls AAA) and Sissonville (girls AA-A) are ranked No. 1 in their respective classes in the first installment of the state coaches association rankings.
Parkersburg is tops in AAA boys while St. Albans is fourth and Hurricane is ninth. In Class AA-A, Sissonville checks in at No. 4. In addition to GW in girls AAA, Capital (sixth) and Hurricane (eighth) are also ranked. Charleston Catholic is second in girls AA-A. (See Page 2B for complete polls.)
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DIVISION II BASKETBALL: West Liberty has been ranked as the No. 8 men's basketball team in the NCAA Division II by the Sporting News. The Hilltoppers return four starters from last year's 29-3 campaign.
West Virginia State is listed as a possible "Breakthrough Team." West Liberty's Corey Pelle and State's Josh "Cookie" Miller are both Sporting News preseason honorable mention All- Americans.
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The West Virginia Association of Basketball Coaches will hold the Top of the Mountain Showcase starting at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 2 at the Charleston Catholic Athletic Complex for high school basketball players looking to demonstrate skills in front of college coaches and play games against other top high school basketball players in West Virginia.
West Virginia State men's coach Bryan Poore, Marshall men's coach Tom Herrion, University of Charleston men's coach Mark Downey, Pikeville (Ky.) men's coach Kelly Wells, Marshall assistant men's coach Mark Cline and Wheeling Park boys coach Michael Jebbia will all be in attendance.
To register, visit www.wvhoopcoach.com, click on "Top of the Mountain Showcase," print a player profile sheet and complete and fax to Susan Joseph at 304-346-4999. The cost is $65.
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PREP SOCCER: Charleston Catholic (boys Class AA-A), George Washington (girls AAA) and Sissonville (girls AA-A) are ranked No. 1 in their respective classes in the first installment of the state coaches association rankings.
Parkersburg is tops in AAA boys while St. Albans is fourth and Hurricane is ninth. In Class AA-A, Sissonville checks in at No. 4. In addition to GW in girls AAA, Capital (sixth) and Hurricane (eighth) are also ranked. Charleston Catholic is second in girls AA-A. (See Page 2B for complete polls.)
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DIVISION II BASKETBALL: West Liberty has been ranked as the No. 8 men's basketball team in the NCAA Division II by the Sporting News. The Hilltoppers return four starters from last year's 29-3 campaign.
West Virginia State is listed as a possible "Breakthrough Team." West Liberty's Corey Pelle and State's Josh "Cookie" Miller are both Sporting News preseason honorable mention All- Americans.
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WVU SPORTS: WVU sophomore women's soccer player Bry McCarthy was named the school's athlete of the week on Tuesday. McCarthy played all 90 minutes and booted the game-tying goal in the Mountaineers' home win over Central Michigan.
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BOWDEN APPEARANCE: Former WVU and Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden will be at Books-A-Million in Charleston from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Friday for a meet-the-author event in relation to his new book, "Called to Coach: Reflections on Life, Faith, and Football."
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DISTANCE RUN: Complete results for Saturday's Charleston Distance Run are now available at charlestondistancerun.com/results.php.
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BOWLING LEAGUES: The Fun Fellowship and Saturday Youth bowling leagues will start this weekend at Galaxy Lanes. Fun Fellowship, for teams of four, will begin at 6:20 p.m. on Friday while Saturday Youth, for bowlers ages 6-20, will start at 10 a.m. on Saturday. To join or for more information, contact 304-925-1156.
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Roundup: Basketball showcase scheduled for Oct. 2
The West Virginia Association of Basketball Coaches will hold the Top of the Mountain Showcase starting at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 2 at the Charleston Catholic Athletic Complex for high school basketball players looking to demonstrate skills in front of college coaches and play games against other top high school basketball players in West Virginia.
West Virginia State men's coach Bryan Poore, Marshall men's coach Tom Herrion, University of Charleston men's coach Mark Downey, Pikeville (Ky.) men's coach Kelly Wells, Marshall assistant men's coach Mark Cline and Wheeling Park boys coach Michael Jebbia will all be in attendance.
To register, visit www.wvhoopcoach.com, click on "Top of the Mountain Showcase," print a player profile sheet and complete and fax to Susan Joseph at 304-346-4999. The cost is $65.
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PREP SOCCER: Charleston Catholic (boys Class AA-A), George Washington (girls AAA) and Sissonville (girls AA-A) are ranked No. 1 in their respective classes in the first installment of the state coaches association rankings.
Parkersburg is tops in AAA boys while St. Albans is fourth and Hurricane is ninth. In Class AA-A, Sissonville checks in at No. 4. In addition to GW in girls AAA, Capital (sixth) and Hurricane (eighth) are also ranked. Charleston Catholic is second in girls AA-A. (See Page 2B for complete polls.)
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DIVISION II BASKETBALL: West Liberty has been ranked as the No. 8 men's basketball team in the NCAA Division II by the Sporting News. The Hilltoppers return four starters from last year's 29-3 campaign.
West Virginia State is listed as a possible "Breakthrough Team." West Liberty's Corey Pelle and State's Josh "Cookie" Miller are both Sporting News preseason honorable mention All- Americans.
