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DAILY PRESS 5 HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY Grafton advances in BRD semis In the Bay Rivers District tournament, Grafton got first-half goals from Brittany Hammons, Emily Jones and Caroline Beaudoin en route to a 4-1 victory at Lafayette Katelyn Jenkins scored three goals in leading York to a 5-0 win against New Kent. Fifteen players scored as No. 1-seed Tabb rolled to a 15-0 win over Warhill Jamestown blanked Poquoson 3-0 In the BRD semifinals at Tabb tonight, Grafton meets Tabb at 5:30 and Jamestown faces York at 7. The championship game will be at 7 p.m. Thursday at Tabb.

In the Peninsula District tournament, Morgan Koehling and Katie Pimblett scored on penalty strokes after No. 5 Woodside and No. 4 Menchville played to a 0-0 tie in double overtime before the Wolverines prevailed 2-0 on penalty strokes in the quarterfinals. Woodside plays top-seeded Gloucester at 5:30 tonight at CNU in the semifinal. In the other semifinal, Kecoughtan faces Denbigh at 7 tonight.

The third-seeded Warriors defeated No. 6 Bethel 2-1 ACC BASKETBALL Wright gets preseason honor North Carolina is the preseason pick to win the ACC race and Virginia senior guard Monica Wright is the preseason player of the year. Cavaliers are picked to finish fourth. Tierra Ruffin-Pratt was voted the top rookie. UNC received 30 first-place votes and were followed by rival Duke, which was voted first on 10 ballots.

Florida State which shared last regular-season title with Maryland was picked third with two first-place votes. Maryland is picked fifth, followed by Boston College, Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina State, Wake Forest, Clemson and Virginia Tech. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Grimes earns CAA honor William and Mary sophomore running back Jonathan Grimes is the CAA offensive player of the week after rushing for a career-high 158 yards as the Tribe beat James Madison 24-3 on Saturday. Grimes had 20 carries and a touchdown, three catches for 12 yards and 32 yards on kick returns. His rushing total was the first 100-yard game given up by the Dukes this season.

The Tribe (6-1, 3-1 CAA) remained No. 5 in both the FCS Coaches and The Sports Network polls. Virginia defensive end Nate Collins is the co-defensive lineman of the week along with Vincent Rey after collecting a career-high 16 tackles, including 10 solo stops, in the 34-9 loss to Georgia Tech The announcement of the kickoff time for Nov. 7 game at Miami has been delayed by and Raycom and will be determined no later than noon Sunday. OTHER COLLEGES Onesi, ODU lead golf tournament Old Eric Onesi shot a 69 to take the lead and put the Monarchs in first place after the first round of the two-round, 14-team Collegiate Tournament at Seascape Golf Course in Kitty Hawk, N.C.

Onesi is four shots ahead of five players tied for second place. Defending champion ODU shot a 298 and is two shots ahead of George Washington. Monarchs Sam Wall and Neil Henderson are tied for seventh with 74s and Zach Hall is 10th with a 75. In tennis Old Nadine Fahoum defeated Erin Vierra 6-2, 6-2 in the singles final of the ITA Atlantic Regional in Blacksburg. In doubles, Fahoum and Joanna Dobrowolska defeated the top-seeded team of Jennifer Stevens and Hana Tomljanovic 9-7 in the semifinals, but lost in the final to Michaela Kissell and Dominka Zaprazna 8-6 In field hockey Old Dominion goalkeeper Kelly Driscoll is the CAA player of the week after allowing one goal in 140 minutes in Lady Monarchs victories over VCU (3-0) and James Madison (2-1).

BASEBALL McGwire, La Russa back with Cards Tony La Russa agreed to return for a 15th year as St. Louis Cardinals manager with a one-year contract, the first time he had a multiyear deal with the team. All of his coaches will return except for hitting coach Hal McRae who will be replaced by Mark McGwire McGwire was not at the news conference at Busch Stadium, but La Russa and general manager John Mozeliak said there will be no effort to shield McGwire from questions about steroids. A day after ESPN fired analyst Steve Phillips the production assistant with whom he had an affair, 22-year-old Brooke Hundley also has been fired. wire-service reports BRIEFS NBA: Hall of Fame forward and TNT analyst Charles Barkley said he would like to become a general manager, though in no rush because want the right job.

The wife of Cavaliers guard Delonte West has filed a domestic violence report against her husband. In the report, Kimberly West says that Delonte West had accused her of cheating on him and that they had an argument in which he grabbed her and took her wedding ring and purse. The Bulls exercised contract options on point guard Derrick Rose and forward Joakim Noah for the 2010-11 season. Rose is the reigning Rookie of the Year and averaged 16.8 points and 6.3 assists last season. The Hornets picked up the 2010-11 option on swingman Julian Wright The Suns were awarded the rights to eight-year veteran center Jarron Collins who was waived last week by the Trail Blazers.

The Heat will retire the No. 10 jersey of Tim Hardaway before opener against the Knicks. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin and Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen were reprimanded by the SEC for criticizing officials. broadcaster Bob Griese has been suspended one week for an on-air remark he made about NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman says the NCAA has given the school a notice of inquiry and will keep looking into allegations against the football program. Tim Tebow Colt McCoy and Notre Jimmy Clausen are among 15 finalists for the Davey Award, which honors the top quarterback.

Freshman Adam Robinson the top running back for No. 7 Iowa, could miss game against Indiana with an ankle injury. Florida running back Jeff Demps is wearing a neck brace, but coach Urban Meyer expects him to play Saturday against Georgia. Cincinnati quarterback Tony Pike is having the cast on his left arm modified so have a better chance to play against Syracuse on Saturday. MOTORSPORTS: John Andretti defended decision not to throw a caution when he move his disabled car from the finish line at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday.

a bad Andretti said. me, I in a great position, but I in an overly dangerous position. NASCAR focuses on the race itself, and they want to see the winner come across the finish TENNIS: Caroline Wozniacki denied that there was any wrongdoing involved last week when she quit a match one game shy of victory. The WTA Tour is investigating a surge in online bets backing her opponent that occurred after her father, Piotr was overheard telling Wozniacki to quit because she be able to play in the next round of the Luxembourg Open. The 19-year-old Dane retired with a hamstring injury while leading Anne Kremer 7-5, 5-0.

ALSO: The U.S. soccer team will play an exhibition against Slovakia on Nov. 14 in Bratislava. AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani says David return to the Serie A team on a loan from the Los Angeles Galaxy in January is nearly percent UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar has withdrawn from his Nov. 21 title defense against Shane Carwin because of an illness.

SPORTS For The Record CONTACT US Call the Daily Press sports staff at 247-4630 or send e-mail to Mail to: 7505 Warwick Newport News, Va. 23607. Fax: 247-9420. Nick Mathews Sports Editor, 247-4962, Freshman Aris McGlone-English play at quarterback the last three weeks has helped Virginia Union take control of the Division II Central Intercollegiate Athletic Northern Division race. After seeing only spot duty in the first half, the Hampton resident has started the last three games, all of which the run-oriented Panthers have won.

They have risen to 6-3, 5-1 in the conference, and will qualify for the CIAA championship game against Fayetteville State if they win at home Saturday in Richmond against Elizabeth City State. In a 45-6 rout of Lincoln (Pa.) on Oct. 10, McGlone-English carried five times for 30 yards and was 9-of-18 for 151 yards and a touchdown, despite two interceptions. McGlone then completed 3 of 7 for 21 yards in 31-3 triumph at rival Virginia State, and he returned to the forefront in 17-16 home win over Bowie State, which came to Hovey Field undefeated in the conference. In that contest, McGlone-English was 12-of-24 for 157 yards, including an 8-yard touchdown pass to Arnold White in the second quarter.

McGlone-English also had five carries for 13 yards including two sacks. Earlier, McGlone-English, a 6-foot-2, 205-pounder who is one of three quarterbacks to play substantially for VUU, was 1-for-4 for 15 yards with an interception in a loss to Old Dominion and 1-for-1 for 11 yards in a win over Central State of Ohio. For the season, he is 26-of-54 (48 percent) with three touchdowns and three interceptions, for a passer-efficiency rating of 110.6. His early success might not surprise fans who follow Bethel High, where he was nicknamed because of his experience and maturity. As a sophomore and junior, he split time with Teddy BaCote as the starting quarterback, but McGlone-English moved into that spot full-time as a senior last season.

Usually taking snaps out of the shotgun formation and throwing to many receivers, he was the All-Peninsula District and Daily Press All-Stars second-team QB, behind Tajh Boyd. McGlone-English also received All-PD honorable mention in basketball for a Bethel squad that finished 23-4, beat eventual state Group AAA champion Fork and reached the Eastern Region quarterfinals. He is majoring in education at VUU. To nominate someone for Star Track, please e-mail with a head shot if possible. For archived Star Track features, go to dailypress.com/startrack.

STAR TRACK: ARIS MCGLONE-ENGLISH McGlone- English QUESTION: Which high school football performance Friday night impressed you the most? Vote at dailypress.com/sports (Poll closes at 3:30 p.m. today.) WHAT DO YOU THINK? 8 a.m. Football: Fordham at Lafayette (taped in 11 a.m. Basketball: 2004: Hampton girls vs. Phoebus.LSC 48 11 a.m.

Highlights: Notre Dame football.MASN 12:30 p.m. Football: Sept. 1989: Tabb vs. Hampton.LSC 48 2:30 p.m. Soccer: CSKA Moscow vs.

Manchester United.CSN 3:30 p.m. Football: 2005 state Division 5semifinal: Hampton at Massaponax.LSC 48 6 p.m. Basketball: 1989: Lafayette boys vs. Hampton.LSC 48 7 p.m. Football: N.C.

at Howard 7 p.m. NHL: Philadelphia at Washington.Versus 7:30 p.m. NBA: Boston at Cleveland.TNT 8 p.m. Football: East Carolina at Memphis.ESPN2 8 p.m. Football: Phoebus vs.

Hampton (taped 48 8:30 p.m. NBA: Washington at Dallas.CSN 10:30 p.m. NBA: L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers.TNT BEST BET ON TELEVISION The NBA season begins with a doubleheader on TNT, starting with Shaquille first regular-season game as a Cavalier.

The Celtics visit Cleveland at 7:30 p.m. TV Noon Talk: Spiders Sportsline (Univ. of 3 p.m. Talk: Tony Mercurio.94.1FM 5 p.m. Talk: Tech Talk Tuesday.910AM 7 p.m.

Talk: NASCAR Live.WLQM/101.7FM, (910AM on tape at midnight) 7 p.m. Talk: Rayda Joe Show.910AM 9 p.m. NBA: Washington at Dallas.910AM 10 p.m. NBA: L.A. Clippers at L.A.

Lakers.950AM, 94.1FM Notes: Subject to last-minute change. For questions, call Sonny Dearth at 247-4640 or e-mail him at For more information and listings, see dailypress.com/dptvradiosports. RADIO COLLEGES soccer Virginia Commonwealth at ODU, 7 Lynchburg at Virginia Wesleyan, 7 soccer Sweet Briar at Virginia Wesleyan, 4:30 golf William and Mary at Palmetto Intercollegiate (at Kiawah Island, S.C.) golf ODU Seascape Invit. (at Kitty Hawk, N.C.) HIGH SCHOOLS Girls volleyball Bruton at York, 7 Lafayette at Grafton, 7 Smithfield at Jamestown, 7 New Kent at Poquoson, 7 Tabb at Warhill, 7 King and Queen Central at Middlesex, 7 Mathews at West Point, 7 Franklin at Windsor Appomattox Regional School at Surry County Christchurch at Brunswick Academy, 6 Tidewater Academy at Richmond Christian, 6 Nansemond-Suffolk Academy at Bishop Sullivan, 6 Hampton Roads Academy at Cape Henry Collegiate, 6:30 Greenbrier Christian at Walsingham Academy, 6:30 Peninsula Catholic at Norfolk Collegiate, 6:30 Boys volleyball Bishop Sullivan at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy, 5 Norfolk Collegiate at Peninsula Catholic, 6 Field hockey Hampton Roads Academy at Cape Henry Collegiate, 3:30 Bishop Sullivan at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy, 3:30 Bay Rivers District tournament Semifinals (4) Grafton at (1) Tabb, 5:30 (3) Jamestown vs. (2) York at Tabb, 7 p.m.

Peninsula District tournament Semifinals at CNU (5) Woodside vs. (1) Gloucester, 5:30 p.m. (3) Kecoughtan vs. (2) Denbigh, 7 p.m. Boys soccer St.

at Christchurch, 4:30 HARNESS RACING Colonial Downs, 5 SCHEDULE CALENDAR BASEBALL Captains Winter Baseball Camp At Christopher Newport University. For pitchers, catchers and infielders. Session 1: Nov. 20-22 for ages 12-18; session 2, Nov 21-22 for ages 5-11. For more information: John Harvell, 469-2131 or BASKETBALL Boo Williams Summer League Wolverines This AAU basketball program will be establishing four new teams (boys 11U, 14U, 15U and girls 12U).

All interested players and coaches are asked to e-mail your interest to hoo.com or leave a message at 208-0229. RUNNING The Great Pumpkin Chase 5K. 9 a.m. Saturday on the Matteson Trail near the Hamptons Golf Course. Cost: $25.

Costume contest, sweet mile incentives for the kids. Register online at happypac- eraces.com. On site registration begins at 7a.m. Information: Laura Cvitanovich, 784-0960. Yorktown Battlefield Runs.

5K at 8:45 a.m. and 10-miler at 10 on Nov. 7. Race starts near York High School. Cost: $20 for 5K and $22 for 10-miler by Saturday; afterward $25.

On-site registration begins at 7:45 a.m. at York High School cafeteria. Information: Bill Wainwright, 886-1302. Register online at active.com. Our Lady of Mount Carmel School.

Making aDifference 2-mile and 5-mile 8:30 a.m. Nov. 14, Museum. Cost: 14-and-under, $10 by Saturday; afterward $15; 15-and-over, $20 by Saturday; afterwards $25. Proceeds to benefit Our Lady of Mount Carmel School.

Information: Pam Garrett, 285-6645, or hoo.com. TENNIS York County Rec. Back Creek tennis courts will be closing for the 2009 season on Nov. 6. For information about playing at the park during the winter season, call 890-3500.

RESULTS GOLF Hole-in-one Ralph S. Worley of Yorktown aced the 163-yard third hole of the Stone House course on Oct. 22 using a 6 iron. MEN Colony: Wednesday, individual stroke play. First flight: LG, M.

McDonald 74; LN, 1. R. Krupinski 74, 2. L. Doyle 77.

Second flight: LG, J. Tinker 78; LN, 1. C. Avery 74, 2. G.

Kessler 79. Third flight: LG, T. Dignan 86; LN, 1. T. Luciano 73, 2.

A. Davis 77. Fourth flight: LG, J. Chiracotti 85; LN, 1. W.

Lambert 71, 2. J. Gilman 75. Fifth flight: LG, C. Ream 96; LN, 1.

R. Murawski 74, 2. J. Pacella 77. Sixth flight: LG, T.

Runyan 97; LN, 1. W. Culhane 72, 2. T. Zlydaszek 75.

First silver flight: LG, B. Wellman 75; LN, 1. D. Sorenson 69, 2. E.

Bigley 76. Second silver flight: LG, S. Winn 92; LN, 1. B. Brennan 76, 2.

G. Govlick 77. Third silver flight: LG, R. Robinson, 99; LN, 1. M.

Scholberg 71, 2. R. Grover 73. Odd Lots: Tuesday, River Course, 6,6,6. 1.

D. Parsons, R. Della Rotta, B. Portwood, J. Kirtland 113.

2. B. Skinner, J. Adams, E. English, B.

Peltier 119. 3. H. Conn, W. Mewborn, R.

Zoccolillo, M. Jones 123. 4. M. Gietzel, S.

Clough, J. Meyers, R. Brown 124. Pines: Sunday, Fort Eustis, championship. Open division K.

Throupe 156; LG, 1. D. Erving 158, 2. E. Johnson 139; LN, 1.

L. Mack 150. Senior division S. Delaney 152; LG, 1. D.

Davis 157, 2. J. Larson 144; LN, 1. G. Garren 146.

Super senior division N. Carter 170; LG, L. Leber 147. WOMEN Cardinal Clippers: Wednesday, low net. First flight: 1.

S. Ingels 70, 2. C. Kunipo 72, 3. A.

Watts 75. Second flight: 1. S. Nixon 71, 2. B.

Williams 73, 3. M. Gross 77. Deer Run (18 holes): Oct. 26.

Gross overall team A. Mennell, R. Wallace 76. First flight: F. Fuf-J.

James 57. Second flight: J. Spain-K. Uhler 59. Third flight: C.

Roth-A. Watts 58. Colony (9 hole): Thursday, Blue Heron Loop, low net. First flight: M. Dienert 38, M.

Murtz 39. Second flight: M. Bakstein 35, G. McClure 35. Third flight: B.

Fisher 39, D. Brusman 40. Fourth flight: B. Haynes 36, D. Harrington 36.

Fort Eustis: Oct. 20, low net. First flight: R. Prendergast, 67; A. Ketchum, 70; D.

Robinson, 74. 2nd. Flight: Y. Grissom, 67; P. Clements, 74; R.

Wallace, 78. Hampton: Friday, low gross tournament. First flight: LN, R. Prendergast 66, P. Massenburg 66; LG, F.

Ruf 82.Second flight: LN, B. Palmer 63, E. Robbins 65; LG, K. Farland 96. Third flight: LN, T.

Brinkley 66, J. Zimmer 66; LG, J. Belor 100. James River: Oct. 20.

First flight: LG, R. Garrett 99; LN, 1. M. Wassum 83, 2. M.

Holt 86. Second flight: LG, 1. B. Garner 99, 2. M.

Layser 102; LN, T1. T. Liberty, N. Whitley 79. Third flight: LG, 1.

K. Topp 102, 2. J. Alexander 112; LN, T1. S.

Armfield, M. Hemmert 77. Fourth flight: LG, A. Amory 62. Kingsmill (9 hole): Thursday, Plantation Course (front), low net.

First flight: T1. K. Bradish 41, T2. C. Schultz 41, 3.

M. Schmid 43. Second flight: T1. C. Adamo 34, T1.

E. Fenwick 34, 3. A. English 39. Third flight: 1.

P. Magnussen 36, 2. C. Ball 38, 3. J.

Henk 39. Kingsmill (18 hole): Wednesday, Woods Course, Nassau tournament. First flight: Best Net 18, M. Taylor 75; Best Net front 9, P. Moore 38; Best Net back 9, A.

Geller 37. Second flight: BN, E. Lenz 79; front, M. Norment 36; back, H. Merkling 39.

Third flight: BN, A. Whitechurch 79; front, P. Talbot 37; back, S. Germain 37. Lakewood Ladies: Oct.

19 and 20, the Hamptons, 2-day tournament. Overall D. Scott 184. First flight: LG, J. Jackson, 191; LN, K.

King 154, B. Palmer 159. Second flight: LG, C. Seamster 208; LN, P. Moore 152, E.

Robbins 155. Third flight: LG, G. Miles 226; LG, M.L. Hilling 160, B. Burge 162.

Two Rivers (9 hole): Wednesday, Whack and Hack. 1. B. Northrop, L. Szuba, C.

Devito, A. Trumble. 2. A. Padilla, A.

Ermalinski, M. Layton, J. Whitwell. BOWLING Village Lanes, Gloucester Oct. 10-16 scores 250 games or better: D.

Thompson 278, E. Tenan 278, B. Cash 275, B. Galloway 266, C. Langston 264, A.

Harris 257, K. Martin 257, B. Haydon 256, J. Horner 256, S. Broske 255, M.

Moore 254, B. Yeager 251. 700 series or higher: B. Cash 766, K. Martin 740, D.

Thompson 710, R. Dixon 706, M. Moore 705. Ladies: L. Ketch 249, T.

White 235 (608), T. Splitt 231; G. Cash 620, B. Drake 600. Sparetimes 250 games or better: C.

Davies 269, R. Dixon 275, R. Garrett 278, 279, G. Jefferys 267, A. Reynolds 258, 257, E.

Williams 278, D. Brown 258, I. Miles 255, D. Smith Jr. 298, K.

Cunningham 265, D. Goodrich 258, C. Long 276, E. Rouse 253, L. Washington 253, T.

Beckwith 279, 258, J. Woods 265, J. Campbell 289, B. Cash 258, J. Dascoli 280, K.

Giles 255, B. Larrabie 279, 279, G. Lockhart 268, T. McKinney 267, A. Varner 270, B.

Smith 278, M. Holtam 299, J. Massey 257, J. Miller 279, J. Barton 253, B.

Boyters 265, G. Boyters 276, B. Franklin 257, 255, J. Kujawski 258, R. Chapple 268, J.

Wetzler 267, M. McDonald 279, S. Blau 289, K. Johnson 270, L. Lezotte 257, C.

Bowden 254, 257, K. Maness 286, M. Williams 279, C. Berry 267, R. Holt 255, 276, J.

Judson 288, C. Hayes 296, D. Allman 299, D. Lovette 300 (838-1179), R. Garrett 300 (239-2523).

700 series or higher: R. Garrett 717, 707, 730, G. Jefferys 715, A. Reynolds 736, G. Tschupp 703, E.

Williams 767, D. Goodrich 721, R. Malker 720, C. Long 700, E. Rouse 700, T.

Beckwith 726, J. Woods 716, D. Allman 781, J. Ashby 714, M. Butts 718, B.

Cash 716, J. Dascoli 711, B. Larrabir 790, G. Lockhart 703, T. McKinney 721, A.

Varner 729, E. Williams 723, J. Barton 727, B. Boyters 713, G. Boyters 746, B.

Franklin 745, J. Jujawski 704, G. Lockhart 731, M. McDonald 709, S. Blau 733, K.

Johnson 700, C. Berry 739, K. Maness 753, R. Holt 729, J. Judson 726, C.

Hayes 720. Ladies: C. Bennett 235, D. Ellis 601, C. Fensom 269, 235 (704, 613), W.

Byrd 236, L. Boice 234, T. Hurley 606, B. Dineen 266, 237 (671), M. Dye 225, 248 (687), L.

Cawthon 279, 246 (702), J. Cook 225 (632), C. Cawthon 225, R. McKinney 226, R. Dudley 226, A.

Wright 236, D. Campbell 231 (614), D. Ellis 626, K. Shuler 635. YOUTH FOOTBALL Peninsula Youth Football League results Mites: Back River 20, Gloucester White 18; Williamsburg Gold 20, Poquoson Grafton-Tabb 34, Tri River 19; Hampton 18, Gloucester Red York-Seaford 28, JC Silver 13; Yorktown 19, Williamsburg Green Tidewater 19, Tri Citi 6.

Mighty Mites: Back River 20, Gloucester White Poquoson 13, Williamsburg Gold Tri River 12, JC Blue Gloucester Red 19, Hampton JC Silver 6, York-Seaford 6 OT; Yorktown 19, Williamsburg Green 14; Tidewater 0, Tri Citi 0, OT. Midgets: Gloucester White 13, Back River 12, OT; Poquoson 26, Williamsburg Gold Tri River 27, JC Blue 19; Hampton 43, Gloucester Red JC Silver 6, York-Seaford 6OT; Williamsburg Green 28, Yorktown Tidewater 42, Tri Citi 0. Juniors: Back River 26, Gloucester White Poquoson 8, JC Silver Grafton-Tabb 25, Tri River 12; Hampton 34, Gloucester Red 14; Yorktown 30, Williamsburg Green Tri Citi 14, Tidewater 0. Standings Mites: Yorktown 8-0; Williamsburg Gold 7-1; Gloucester White 6-2; Grafton-Tabb 6-2; Williamsburg Green 5-3; Hampton 4-2; Tidewater 4-3; Poquoson 4-4; York-Seaford 2-4-1; Back River 2-6; James City Silver 2-6; Tri River 2-6; Gloucester Red 1-7; Tri Citi 0-8. Mighty Mites: Yorktown 9-0; Gloucester Red 8-0; Williamsburg Green 7-1; Poquoson 6-2; Grafton-Tabb 5-3; Hampton 5-3; Tidewater 4-3-1; York-Seaford 4-3-1; Tri Citi 3-4-1; Williamsburg Gold 3-5; James City Silver 2-5-1; Back River 2-6; Tri River 1-8; Gloucester White 0-8; James City Blue 0-8.

Midgets: Tidewater 8-0; Williamsburg Green 8-0; Poquoson 7-1; Grafton-Tabb 6-2; James City Silver 5-2-1; Hampton 5-3; Yorktown 5-4; Gloucester White 4-4; York- Seaford 3-4; Back River 3-5; Gloucester Red 2-6; Tri River 2-7; James City Blue 1-7; Williamsburg Gold 1-7; Tri Citi 0-8. Juniors: Back River 8-0; Hampton 7-1; Gloucester Red 6-2; Yorktown 6-2; Grafton- Tabb 5-3; Poquoson 5-3; Gloucester White 4-4; Tri Citi 3-5; Williamsburg Green 2-6; Tidewater 2-7; James City Silver 1-7; Tri Citi 0-9. WILLIAMSBURG PARKS AND REC Adult volleyball standings Coed BB: Wmsbg. Honda 16-5, NY Life 15-6, IDunno 10-8, GoGo Underdogs 3-15 Hit Eating Grinners 4-14. Coed Hodge Podge 20-4, Safe Sets 16-8, by Victor 11-13, United Nations 11-13, Shorin Ryu Karate 10-14, Net Work 4-20.

Coed Do It! 19-5, Burg Ballers 18-6, Wellspring Wave 13-11, Sidewinders 13-11, Wellspring Flood 9-15, Bumpers 0-24. Spiker Hiker Bikers 16-2, Spike Girls 13-5, Floaters 13-5, Girls Rule 10-8, Diva Cups 8-10, Crazy Beaches 5-13, TNT 4-14, Mixed Bag 3-15. BB: Green II 16-2, Ice Breakers 10-5, Green I 7-8, Ball Diggers 7-11, Dirty Monkeys 2-16. Gals 19-5, Hit Faced 19-5, Slim Chance 7-17, Orange Crush 3-21. Farm Bureau 21-3, William Mary 14-10, Brother Hood Crew 9-15, Outcasts 4-20.

Tennis standings doubles: 3-1, 3-1, 3-1, 2-1, 2-2, Thomas 1-2, 1-3, 0-2, 0-2. doubles: 5-0, 3-1, 2-3, 1-3, 0-4. AA singles: Wright 4-0, Bandula 2-1, Jefferson 2-1, Falcon 0-0, Pobiak 0-2, Cromer 1-2, Houghland 2-2, Fass 0-1, Laczynski 0-2. A singles: Evans 2-0, Usher 2-1, Clary 2-1, Hunt 3-2, Jacobowski 0-1, Porush 0-2, Yowell 0-2. singles: Thomas 4-0, Steele 4-1, Noble 3-2, Foreman 1-1, Kurec 2-2, Prezioso 2-3, Mills 2-3, Allen 0-2, Evertz 0-4 singles: Rhyne 4-1, McGann 4-1, Hunt 4-1, Hunt 4-2, Noble 3-2, Leonard 1-3, Bahr 1-3, Crockett 1-5, Freeman 0-4.

Mixed doubles: Houghlands 3-1, Kurec 2-1, Muises 2-1, 0-2, 0-2. COMMUNITY FOOTBALL FCS COACHES POLL RK, TEAM W-LPTSLW 1. Richmond (28)7-07001 2. Montana7-06682 3. Southern Illinois6-16453 4.

Villanova7-16144 5. William Mary6-15785 6. Elon6-15467 7. New Hampshire6-15088 8. Appalachian State5-24939 9.

South Dakota State6-145713 10. S.C. State6-145310 11. McNeese State5-241911 12. Central Arkansas5-235414 13.

Weber State5-335215 14. Northern Iowa5-33406 15. Stephen F. Austin6-132818 16. Cal Poly4-323119 17.

Holy Cross5-119222 18. Delaware5-217923 19. Eastern Illinois6-217224 20. Jacksonville State4-314912 21. E.

Washington5-314121 22. Northern Arizona5-212825 23. Massachusetts4-311616 24. Liberty5-267NR 25. Colgate7-16417 25.

Prairie View Others: Florida (56), Lafayette (28), Butler (18), Eastern Kentucky (12), UC Davis (8), Albany (5), Brown (3), Chattanooga (2), Harvard (2), James Madison (2), Missouri State (2), Southern Utah (2), Gardner-Webb (1), Montana State (1). TSN FCS POLL RK, TEAM W-LPTSLW 1. Richmond 2. Montana 3. S.

Illinois 4. Villanova 5. William 6. 7. Appalachian 8.

New 9. South Dakota 10. S.C. State 11. Stephen F.

12. Northern 13. McNeese 14. Weber 15. Central 16.

17. Holy Cross6-198522 18. Cal Poly4-397020 19. Massachusetts4-386614 20. Eastern Illinois6-279825 21.

Northern Arizona5-270324 22. Jacksonville State4-368913 23. Liberty5-266623 24. Colgate7-150917 25. Prairie View Others: Eastern Washington 240, Florida 228, Lafayette 194, Eastern Kentucky 87, UC Davis 62, Albany 58, Harvard 46, Butler 41, Montana State 40, Penn 39, Missouri State 37, Central Connecticut State 32, Brown 23, Gardner-Webb 23, Grambling 23, Tennessee State 20, Furman 15, Northern Colorado 15, Southern Utah 15, Morgan State 11, Jacksonville 10, James Madison 10, Old Dominion 10, Southeastern Louisiana 10, Texas State 7, Lehigh 5, Drake 4, Austin Peay 3, Tennessee Tech 2, Youngstown State 2, Alabama State 1, Dayton 1, Georgia Southern 1, Southern 1, Tennessee-Martin 1, The Citadel 1, Wofford 1.

BASKETBALL ACC predicted order of finish (first-place votes in parentheses) 1. North Carolina (30); 2. Duke (10); 3. Florida State (2); 4. Virginia; 5.

Maryland (3); 6. Boston College; 7. Georgia Tech; 8. Miami; 9. N.C.

State; 10. Wake Forest; 11. Clemson; 12. Virginia Tech. ACC preseason team: Jessica Breland, North Carolina; Jacinta Monroe, Florida State; Carolyn Swords, Boston College; Jasmine Thomas, Duke; Monica Wright, Virginia.

Preseason player of the year: Monica Wright, Virginia. Preseason rookie of the year: Tierra Ruffin- Pratt, North Carolina. TENNIS ITA Atlantic Regionals in Blacksburg Singles final: No. 116 Fahoum (ODU) d. Vierra (U.Va.) 6-2, 6-2.

Doubles semifinals: Fahoum-Dobrowolska (ODU) d. Stevens-Tomjanovic (U.Va.) 9-7. Doubles final: Kissell-Zaprazna (Marshall) d. Fahoum-Dobrowolska 8-6. GOLF ODU SEASCAPE Seascape Golf Course, Kitty Hawk, N.C.

Par: 70. Yards: 6,131. Team scores (first round): Old Dominion 298; George Washington 300; Longwood 304; Penn 305; Towson 307; Temple 308; George Mason 309; Hartford 310; S.C. Upstate 310; Elon 310; Radford 313; Delware 315; Drexel 320; St. 324.

ODU individuals: 1. Onesi 69; T7. Wall 74; T7. Henderson 74; T10. Hall 75; T23.

Rendell 77; T40. Hill 79; T52. T. Henderson 81. COLLEGES AFC EAST WLPCT.PFPA New England52.71419898 N.Y.

Jets43.571152104 Buffalo34.429113138 Miami24.333146152 AFC SOUTH Indianapolis601.00017977 Houston43.571167158 Jacksonville33.500120147 Tennessee06.00084198 AFC NORTH Cincinnati52.714163128 Pittsburgh52.714167129 Baltimore33.500169130 Cleveland16.14372179 AFC WEST Denver601.00013366 San Diego33.500161143 Oakland25.28662177 Kansas City16.143105181 NFC EAST WLPCT.PFPA N.Y. Giants52.714195143 Dallas42.667159119 Philadelphia32.60013699 Washington24.3337996 NFC SOUTH New Orleans601.000238127 Atlanta42.667144114 Carolina24.33394145 Tampa Bay07.00096203 NFC NORTH Minnesota61.857206148 Green Bay42.66716196 Chicago33.500129144 Detroit15.167103188 NFC WEST Arizona42.667136109 San Francisco33.500133122 Seattle24.333118109 St. Louis07.00060211 RESULTS New England 35, Tampa Bay 7 Pittsburgh 27, Minnesota 17 Houston 24, San Francisco 21 Indianapolis 42, St. Louis 6 San Diego 37, Kansas City 7 Green Bay 31, Cleveland 3 Buffalo 20, Carolina 9 N.Y. Jets 38, Oakland 0 Dallas 37, Atlanta 21 New Orleans 46, Miami 34 Cincinnati 45, Chicago 10 Arizona 24, N.Y.

Giants 17 RESULT Philadelphia at Washington, late SUNDAY, NOV. 1 St. Louis at Detroit, 1 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m.

Seattle at Dallas, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago, 1 p.m. Denver at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Houston at Buffalo, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Indianapolis, 1 p.m.

N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Oakland at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Jacksonville at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. Minnesota at Green Bay, 4:15 p.m.

Carolina at Arizona, 4:15 p.m. MONDAY, NOV. 2 Atlanta at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. LATE RESULT CARDINALS 24, GIANTS 17 N.Y. Second quarter Jacobs 4 run (Tynes kick), 13:28.

B.Wells 13 run (Rackers kick), 4:18. Nicks 62 pass from Manning (Tynes kick), 2:09. FG Rackers 30, :15. Third quarter Hightower 1 run (Rackers kick), 10:19. Wright 6 pass from Warner (Rackers kick), 2:32.

Fourth quarter FG Tynes 20, 8:14. 78,299. TEAM STATSARINYG First downs1515 Total net yards288327 Rushes-yards22-7226-107 Passing216220 Punt returns1-13-27 Kickoff returns4-863-57 Interceptions ret.3-51-13 Comp-Att-Int20-36-119-37-3 Sacked-yds lost2-153-23 Fumbles-lost2-12-1 Penalties-yards7-607-30 Time of B.Wells 14-67, Hightower 4-9, Stephens-Howling 1-(minus 1), Warner 3-(minus 3). NYG, Jacobs 13-76, Bradshaw 12-32, Manning 1-(minus 1). Warner 20-36-1-231.

NYG, Manning 19-37-3-243. Fitzgerald 6-83, Boldin 3-75, B.Wells 3-10, Patrick 2-14, Hightower 2-11, Breaston 1-23, Becht 1-8, Wright 1-6, Urban 1-1. NYG, Nicks 4-80, Smith 4-69, Manningham 4-47, Boss 3-35, Jacobs 2-11, Hixon 1-6, Bradshaw 1-(minus 5). NFL EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC WLOTPTSGFGA Pittsburgh920183725 Rangers831174633 New Jersey630122622 Philadelphia531113127 NORTHEAST Buffalo611132616 Ottawa522123026 Boston541113032 SOUTHEAST Wash.622143730 Atlanta43192824 Tampa Bay33392432 Carolina25372434 Florida26151935 2 pts for win; 1 point for loss WESTERN CONFERENCE CENTRAL WLOTPTSGFGA Columbus640123334 St. Louis44192425 Detroit34282531 Nashville36171833 NORTHWEST Colorado812183826 Calgary721154133 Edmonton641133833 Vancouver650123128 PACIFIC Los Ang.840164438 San Jose741154235 Dallas524143732 Phoenix640122622 game SCHEDULE Philadelphia at Washington, 7 Colorado at Edmonton, 9:30 Detroit at Vancouver, 10 SCHEDULE Buffalo at New Jersey, 7 N.Y.

Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 St. Louis at Carolina, 7 Phoenix at Columbus, 7 Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:30 Ottawa at Florida, 7:30 Nashville at Minnesota, 8 Toronto at Dallas, 8 Toronto at Buffalo, 7:30 N.Y. Rangers at Minnesota, 8 Montreal at Chicago, 8:30 Florida at Dallas, 8:30 Vancouver at Anaheim, 10 Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 RESULTS San Jose 4, PHILADELPHIA 1 LOS ANGELES 6, Columbus 2 VANCOUVER 2, Edmonton 0 Home team in CAPS Colorado at Calgary, 9:30 Los Angeles at San Jose, 10:30 SCHEDULE New Jersey at Boston, 7 Washington at Atlanta, 7 Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7 Phoenix at St. Louis, 8 Chicago at Nashville, 8 Detroit at Edmonton, 9:30 Vancouver at Los 10:30 SCHEDULE N.Y.

Islanders at Washington, 7 Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 RESULT QUICK HIT Coyotes2 Rangers5 Marian Gaborik scored his ninth and 10th goals of the season and added an assist to help the Rangers snap their three-game skid. Islanders Canadiens The struggling Isles have surrendered a multigoal lead in the third period three times, including 3-2 loss to the Capitals. Wild Blackhawks Martin Havlat, who led Chicago in scoring last season (77 points), returned for the first time. Minnesota entered 0-7-0 on the road. Maple Leafs Ducks Toronto, off to the worst start in its history, has allowed the first goal in all eight games and has fallen behind at least 2-0 in seven straight.

FOOTBALL Virginia poll The Top 10 Virginia Football teams in the Virginia Group AAA, AA, A prep poll as selected by sports writers and broadcasters from around the state, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points received based on a 10-through-1 voting system: Group AAA RECPTSPRV 1. Oscar Smith (7) 8-0791 2. Phoebus (1) 8-0732 3. Meadowbrook 7-0633 4. Woodbridge 8-0524 5.

Battlefield 8-0485 6. Lloyd Bird 7-0346 7. Woodside 7-1278 8. James Robinson 7-11910 9. Ocean Lakes 2-6189 10.

W.T. Woodson 7-19 Others receiving votes: 11, Bayside 7. 12, Stone Bridge 4. 13, Lake Braddock 3. 14, Varina 2.

15, Hermitage 1. 15, Highland Springs 1. Group AA RECPTSPRV 1. Amherst County (7) 8-0791 2. Broad Run (1) 9-0712 3.

Salem 8-0623 4. Powhatan 7-0564 5. Handley 8-0455 6. Western Albemarle 8-0426 7. Harrisonburg 8-0288 8.

Liberty-Bedford 8-1277 9. James Monroe 6-15 (tie) Cave Spring 7-15 Others receiving votes: 11, Brookville 4. 11, Turner Ashby 4. 11, Goochland 4. 14, Spotswood 3.

14, Christiansburg 3. 16, Sherando 2. Group A RECPTSPRV 1. Clarke County (6) 8-0941 2. Essex (4) 7-0912 3.

Gate City 8-1693 3. Gretna 7-1694 5. West Point 8-0566 6. Buckingham County 8-0545 7. Madison County 7-0437 8.

Clintwood 7-1238 9. Sussex Central 7-1169 10. Franklin 7-11310 Others receiving votes: 11, Fort Chiswell 8. 12, Riverheads 5. 13, J.I.

Burton 3. 13, Altavista 3. 15, Appomattox 1. 15, Radford 1. 15, Lancaster 1.

All Associated Press members in Virginia are eligible to participate in the high school football poll. Those who voted for this poll are: Culpeper Star-Exponent, Harrisonburg Daily News Record, Lynchburg The News Advance, Virginian-Pilot, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Roanoke Times, Staunton News Leader, Strasburg Northern Virginia Daily, Woodbridge Potomac News, Virginia News Network, Richmond. FIELD HOCKEY Bay Rivers District tournament No. 5 GRAFTON 4, No. 4 LAFAYETTE 1 Halftime: 3-0.

Goals: Grafton, Hammons, Jones, Beaudoin, Evans; Lafayette, Shropshire. Saves: Grafton Wister Lafayette, McBeath 10. Records: Grafton 14-3, Lafayette 9-6. No. 2 YORK 5, No.

8 NEW KENT 0 Halftime: 3-0. Goals: Jenkins 3, St. Mary, Brindza. Assists: Richle, Wagner. Saves: New Kent, Rindahl 30; York, Wash 4.

JAMESTOWN 3, POQUOSON 0 Halftime: 2-0. Goals: Boyd, L. Zimak, Jamieson. Assists: T. Zimak, Mathews, Jones.

Saves: Jamestown, Lindsey 1, Maltinsky-Wilson 5. Poquoson, Salsadah 20. Records: Jamestown 9-7. Peninsula District quarterfinals No. 3 KECOUGTHAN 2, No.

6 BETHEL 1 Halftime: 1-1. Goals: Kecoughtan, Smith, Amor; Bethel, Judkins. Assists: Kecoughtan, Hines. Saves: Kecoughtan, Routten Bethel, Salazar 8. No.

5 WOODSIDE 2, No. 4 MENCHVILLE 0, 2 OT (penalty strokes) End of regulation: 0-0. End of overtimes: 0-0. Penalty strokes: Koehling, Pimblett. Saves: Menchville, Eckert Woodside, Sherwood 10.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Gloucester d. Heritage 25-14, 25-17, 25-20. Standouts: Gloucester, Hankins 7 aces, 5 kills, Williamson 6 aces, 4 kills, Westfall 6 kills, 9 assists. Records: Gloucester 10-0, Heritage 0-10. Menchville d.

Warwick 25-16, 25-22, 25-20. Standouts: Menchville, M. Holt 10 kills, 2 blocks, 8 aces, J. Holt 12 assists, 5 kills, Mizzell 4 kills, 2 blocks. Records: Menchville 8-2, Warwick 5-5.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL Menchville d. Warwick 25-13, 23-25, 17-25, 25-19, 15-8. Standouts: Warwick, Walker 12 kills, Whitehead 8 kills, Nicholas 15 assists. Records: Menchville 9-1. Woodside d.

Denbigh 28-30, 25-20, 25-12, 21-25, 15-4. Standouts: Woodside, Adams 7 kills, 4 aces, Joyce 7 kills, 2 blocks, Byrd 8 kills, 3 aces, 3 blocks; Denbigh, Bills 9 kills, 6 blocks, 3 digs, Aguilar 9 assists. Records: Woodside 8-3, 7-3 PD, Denbigh 3-9, 2-8. Gloucester d. Heritage 25-18, 22-25, 25-16, 25-21.

Standouts: Heritage, Ruffin 5 kills 4 blocks 5 digs, White 3 kills 3 blocks 5 digs, Boone 5 kills 3 blocks 5 digs. Gloucester, Childress 9 kills, 15 assists, 4 aces, 9 digs, Smith 9 kills, 4 aces, 9 digs, Land 7 kills, 7 digs, Hedrick 4 kills, 15 assists, 2 digs. Records: Gloucester 9-2; Heritage 0-11. HIGH SCHOOLS NHL BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE Houston Astros: Named Jose Cruz special assistant to the general manager. Pittsburgh Pirates: Announced RHP Tyler Yates had rejected an outright assignment and elected free agency.

St. Louis Cardinals: Agreed to terms with manager Tony LaRussa on a one-year contract. Named Mark McGwire hitting coach. ATLANTIC LEAGUE Camden Riversharks: Named Von Hayes manager. BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Chicago Bulls: Exercised the 2010-11 contract options for Derrick Rose and F-C Joakim Noah.

Cleveland Cavaliers: Exercised the 201011 contract option on J.J. Hickson. New Orleans Hornets: Exercised the 201011 contract option on G-F Julian Wright. Phoenix Suns: Announced the team was awarded the rights to Jarron Collins. FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Dallas Cowboys: Agreed to terms with LB DeMarcus Ware on a six-year contract extension through the 2015 season.

Denver Broncos: Signed Mitch Berger. Waived Brett Kern. HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Anaheim Ducks: Recalled Justin Pogge from Bakersfield (ECHL). Assigned Luca Sbisa to Lethbridge (WHL). Chicago Blackhawks: Recalled Jake Dowell from Rockford (AHL).

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