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Fout retires
After a highly decorated coaching career, WVU Tech’s Jim Fout has decided to hang up his coaching whistle, according to school officials.
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Georgetown sends Tech to tourney exit
Georgetown College’s Eddie Gray scored a team-high 23 points as the Tigers ended WVU Tech’s Mid-South Conference tournament stay with an 86-62 victory over the Golden Bear men Friday night at the Frankfort Convention Center.
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Pirates slip by Greyhounds 56-49
Nich Carte says his Fayetteville teammates always tease him about working on his defense. Such is the life of a scorer.
- Obituaries — March 10, 2010
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MB girls punch state ticket with win over Valley
Facing five girls nearly 6-foot and taller, Meadow Bridge found itself in a David vs. Goliath situation Wednesday night against Valley.
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Tech baseball sweeps three weekend games
The WVU Tech Golden Bears swept the visiting Cincinnati Clermont Cougars in a three-game baseball series last weekend at Douglas Epling Stadium. Tech was eager to get back on the diamond after dropping its first three games on the road and having six scheduled games postponed due to weather.
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Tech women fall to Campbellsville
WVU Tech’s season came to an end Thursday as it fell 80-55 to top-seeded Campbellsville University in the opening round of the 2010 Mid-South Conference women’s basketball tournament.
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Valley survives 71-68 thriller; Fayetteville Pirates up next
Petey Foster glanced to his left and gave a slight smile and a nod to teammate Andre Wright.
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State tourney berth up for grabs
A berth in the state tournament is on the line when the Valley and Meadow Bridge girls face off at 7 p.m. tonight in one of the two Class A Region 3 final games.
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High school roundup
In regular season and tournament games last week:
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Fout retires
