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Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page.  Fuller may play strong safety[Apr. 25, 2008] Martinsville’s Steve Fuller has signed to play football at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise.  Bengals sweep MHS[Apr. 24, 2008] There was no love lost in Wednesday’s boys soccer match between Bassett and Martinsville. Four yellow cards were handed out during the Bengals’ 2-1 victory over the Bulldogs, but the big difference of the match turned out to be two freshmen.  Busch captures third straight win[Apr. 21, 2008] Kyle Busch won his third consecutive NASCAR Nationwide Series race on Sunday after taking the chequered flag at the Corona Mexico 200.  Patrick Breaks Auto Racing Barrier[Apr. 20, 2008] Danica Patrick became the first American woman to win a major auto race on Sunday, using successful fuel strategy to capture an IndyCar Series event in Motegi, Japan. She won the race by nearly six seconds over Helio Castroneves, the two-time Indianapolis 500 winner.  Orioles rally past White Sox[Apr. 18, 2008] The Orioles had no intention of being anyone's homecoming opponent last night. The Orioles rallied to tie the game in the ninth, and Adam Jones lined a single to left in the 10th to score Kevin Millar and provide a 6-5 victory over the White Sox.  Bulldogs, Warriors split[Apr. 18, 2008] For a boys team that’s struggled to score recently, Martinsville’s 4-0 win over Magna Vista on Thursday may be worth more than a single mark in the win column.  In the fast track...[Apr. 17, 2008] Ameya Chumble ran in only two events during Martinsville High School’s track meet on Tuesday, but he was heard in most all of them.  Virginia Tech, One Year Later[Apr. 16, 2008] Virginia Tech will observe a day of remembrance on April 16, one year after 32 students were shot and killed.  Tunstall baseball crushes Martinsville[Apr. 16, 2008] Brett Hylton hammered a pair of home runs, his fifth and sixth of the season, and Dustin Cockram added another as Tunstall flattened winless Martinsville 18-6 in a five-inning Piedmont District game on Tuesday.  Blue Jays trounce Trachsel, Orioles[Apr. 16, 2008] Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Shaun Marcum had never beaten the Baltimore Orioles — until Tuesday night.  Panthers 2008 Schedule Released[Apr. 15, 2008] A regular season opening contest at San Diego and a Monday night home game against NFC South rival Tampa Bay highlight the Carolina Panthers 2008 schedule released Tuesday by the National Football League.  Orioles Squander Their Opportunities[Apr. 14, 2008] The opportunities came rolling in like waves for the Baltimore Orioles, even after the Tampa Bay Rays chased starting pitcher Brian Burres with the kind of big inning that the Orioles would have loved to produce themselves.  Cougars defeat Bulldogs[Apr. 9, 2008] The Martinsville Bulldogs played five solid innings of baseball against Patrick County at Hooker Field on Tuesday and seemed to be well on the way to picking up the first win of the season. But a sixth-frame meltdown left the Bulldogs down 19-5 by the end of the night.  Bulldogs split with PC[Apr. 9, 2008] For the first time since the program’s inception in 1999, the Lady Cougars defeated Martinsville. Even more impressively, they did it in convincing fashion, downing the Lady Bulldogs, 5-2. The Martinsville boys team outshot the Cougars, 18-4, controlling the ball with precision passing for most of the game ending with a 2-0 victory.  Super Mario: Kansas stuns Memphis in OT for title[Apr. 8, 2008] Mario Chalmers hit the tying three-pointer with 2.1 seconds left in regulation and Kansas rallied from a nine-point deficit late in the second half to beat Memphis, 75-68, in overtime to win the national championship.  Carl Edwards races to third victory of the NASCAR season[Apr. 7, 2008] Carl Edwards just may need knee-replacement surgery before this NASCAR season is over, because through the first seven races, the old patellofemoral joints have taken a beating. Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page. |
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