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Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page. Martinsville sweeps MVHS [May 6, 2009] Martinsville’s soccer teams swept Magna Vista on a rain-soaked field at Dan Greene Memorial Stadium on Tuesday. The Lady Bulldogs scored midway through the second overtime on the way to a 3-2 victory, while the boys team cruised to a 5-1 win. Dalton tabbed to lead 'Dogs [May 4, 2009] Visit a Martinsville High School football game at Dan Greene Memorial Stadium on a fall Friday night, and you’re likely to hear the phrase “Bulldog Pride” at least once. That should continue to be the case, especially after the school hired Bobby Dalton as its interim head football coach for the 2009 season. Next generation: VT's Steve Bumbry continues to pursue major league dream [May 1, 2009] Virginia Tech center fielder Steve Bumbry understands that he is fortunate. He knows that not many college baseball players have gotten birthday wishes from one of the greatest right-handed hitters of all time. Not many have played video games in a minor-league clubhouse with CC Sabathia, who's now the highest-paid pitcher in the game. Spring sports flourishing at Virginia [Apr. 30, 2009] There went the neighborhood, Brian O'Connor likes to joke. When a house on his street came on the market three years ago, the University of Virginia baseball coach knew just the person to call -- his hall mate at UVa's McCue Center, men's tennis coach Brian Boland. Quite the catch for PHCC [Apr. 29, 2009] When Tony Jones accepted the task of building a women’s basketball program at Patrick Henry Community College from scratch, he mapped out a five-year plan. After signing Andrea Barbour and Kendra Allen, however, that timetable might need to be accelerated. Foutz to leave Bulldogs [Apr. 28, 2009] Martinsville High School needs a new football coach, and Bulldog officials hope to make the hire “as soon as possible.” Matt Foutz, the head football coach at Martinsville for the past two seasons, said Monday he will leave the Bulldogs for an assistant coaching position with the Franklin County High School football team. Seven Spectators injured as Carl Edwards crashes at Talladega. [Apr. 27, 2009] Brad Keselowski nudged Carl Edwards as the two came out of Turn 4 on the Final Lap of the Aarons 499 at Talladega Superspeedway. Keselowski captured the win but the big story was the crash, which did not harm Edwards, but did leave seven spectators with minor injuries. Gravely to wrestle at ASU [Apr. 24, 2009] In the high school wrestling world, they don’t make them like Tony Gravely very often. Not many have his dedication or work ethic, his “tough as nails” mentality or his attention to detail. MHS, BHS win [Apr. 23, 2009] The Bassett girls and Martinsville boys track teams won Piedmont District meets Wednesday at Laurel Park Middle School. Neck-and-neck until the finish, Martinsville’s Javon Tarpley edged Patrick County’s John Harris in the 100-meter dash to finish in 10.93 seconds, just 0.01 seconds faster than Harris. MHS, BHS split games [Apr. 22, 2009] Martinsville and Bassett split soccer games on Tuesday, as the Lady Bengals got a 1-0 home win before Martinsville’s boys team earned a 3-0 victory to claim sole possession of first place in the Piedmont District standings. Hokies decide on Clayton as No. 2 QB [Apr. 21, 2009] As Ju-Ju Clayton spoke with the media following Virginia Tech's scrimmage last Saturday, Hokies starting quarterback Tyrod Taylor strolled past the scene, broke into a huge grin and started chanting: "Ju-Ju ... Ju-Ju!" Yes, Ju-Ju is the guy. Rightfully so, all eyes on Vic [Apr. 20, 2009] CHARLOTTESVILLE -- Vic Hall wanted to talk about special teams. That was the first thing out of his mouth following Virginia's spring game Saturday -- how good the team's special teams looked, how much better they've gotten. Not his first appearance at quarterback in front of the home crowd. John Madden retiring from broadcasting [Apr. 17, 2009] NEW YORK -- John Madden is retiring from football announcing, where his enthusiastic, down-to-earth style made him one of sports' most popular broadcasters for three decades. The Hall of Fame coach spent the last three seasons on NBC's "Sunday Night Football." His final telecast was the Super Bowl in February. PHCC gets 10-2 victory [Apr. 16, 2009] Patrick Henry Community College’s baseball team defeated Guilford Technical Community College 10-2 in seven innings Wednesday night at Hooker Field. Jeremy Sprague was 3-for-4 on the night with two singles and two RBI to help lead PHCC. Thomas Sappelt went 3-for-4 with one walk, one single and one RBI for the victorious Patriots (30-8 overall, 6-1 Region X). Chiefs earn easy win over LCA [Apr. 15, 2009] Buoyed by three players shooting even par or better, Carlisle’s golf team beat Liberty Christian Academy 146-183 on Tuesday at Chatmoss Country Club. “We’ve played poor most of the year,” said Carlisle head coach Robert Weinerth. “This is our best match, by far.” Carlisle’s definition of “poor” golf is different from most, however. Bumpy ride to NASCAR Chase [Apr. 14, 2009] It's up, well, mainly it's been down, but the stock market bounces all over the place with the unsteadiness of a child learning to walk. Kind of like the NASCAR season for some teams. For every Jeff Gordon, whose stock is rising faster than Jim Cramer can shout buy, there's others who have struggled nearly as bad as AIG. Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page. |
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