Coaches at the college, high school, junior varsity, junior high and recreational league (adult or youth) levels are urged to submit game results and/or updated statistics to The Fayette Tribune.
When turning in scores or statistics, coaches/statisticians are reminded to provide at least the last names of participants; information will not be accepted with only the first name.
Information can be sent a variety of ways: via e-mail to skeenan@register-herald.com; by U.S. mail at The Fayette Tribune, P.O. Box 139, Oak Hill, WV 25901; by fax at 304-469-4105; or in person at the office at 417 W. Main Street in Oak Hill.
Anyone with questions can call Steve Keenan at 304-469-3375.
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Banquet tickets for the 100th celebration dinner in conjunction with the boys state high school basketball tournament in March are now on sale. The banquet will be held on March 12.
Individual tickets are priced at $35 while a reserve table for 10 will cost $400. The goal of the banquet is to create a reunion for teams and individuals that have competed in previous state tournaments.
Everyone purchasing tickets will receive a complimentary pictorial book highlighting the last 100 years of boys basketball.
For information and ordering of banquet tickets, go to the WVSSAC website at www.wvssac.org and click on the 100th Celebration link.
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Local athletes headed to states
Fayette County athletes will be among those competing this weekend in the annual West Virginia high school track and field championships in Charleston.
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Terri’s Tribute Golf Tournament enters fourth summer
For the fourth summer in a row, C. Adam Toney’s Discount Tires is sponsoring the annual Terri’s Tribute Golf Tournament at Bridge Haven Golf Course in Fayetteville.
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Homer K. Ball golf tournament set June 14 at Pipestem
The 24th annual Homer K. Ball Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament will be held Friday, June 14 at Pipestem Resort State Park. Proceeds from the tournament are used to fund scholarships for Concord University students.
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Coalfield Conference honors finest athletes
Over the last 20 years, names like Independence’s Ashley Jackson, Woodrow Wilson’s Doug Legursky, Shady Spring’s Whitney Humphreys, Wyoming East’s Tank Tunstalle and the late Benny Bowles of Oceana have been enshrined forever as Coalfield Conference Impact Athletes of the Year. On Tuesday evening, four more well-deserving prep athletes joined the illustrious ranks.
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Tech in fifth-place game in USCAA
The WVU Tech women’s softball team remained in contention on the second day of the 2013 USCAA Softball National Championships at Firestone Stadium.
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Gore is triple-winner; Midland boys second
Jonathan Gore has some unfinished business with the state track and field meet.
The Fayetteville High senior has been one of the top Class A boys sprinters and long jumpers the past three seasons, but he’s yet to stand atop the state meet victor’s podium. - FHS teams earn postseason wins
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Flying Eagles topple Oak Hill 4-2 in section play
Woodrow Wilson junior Josh Rakes stood at the middle of the diamond at Shady Spring High School Thursday night, with all eyes focused in his direction.
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Tredway is bound for CU
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State tennis tournament
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