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The 2012 season came to a close for the Chapmanville Regional High School football team with Friday night's 48-15 loss at Class AAA Point Pleasant.
The Tigers finished 4-6 — their first losing season since 2005.
Chapmanville will also be missing the Class AA playoffs for the first time in six years.
Chase Walton led Point Pleasant as he scored four touchdowns. Marquez Griffin ran for 203 yards on 10 carries as the Black Knights beat Chapmanville for the third time in two years.
Walton caught touchdown passes of 36 and 10 yards from quarterback Aden Yates, who connected on 7-of-9 passes for 87 yards. Walton added TD runs of 10 and 42 and had 53 receiving yards.
Griffin also had a 70-yard touchdown run and Yates also fired a 12-yard scoring strike to Brycen Reymond.
Point Pleasant eliminated the Tigers from last year's Class AA playoffs with a 33-13 victory over Chapmanville in the state semifinals, also played at Point.
Point Pleasant improved to 8-2 and entered the game ranked No. 12 in the state in Class AAA.
It's the last game in the series between the two teams. The Tigers are expected to drop Point Pleasant in 2013 and add Mingo Central, which joined the Cardinal Conference this season. The Miners won their season finale on Friday with a 44-0 home win at Newtown over Herbert Hoover in league action. Mingo Central has gone 5-5 in each of its two seasons since consolidation.
Chapmanville was led by senior running back DaShawn Alexander, who ran for 46 yards on 12 carries.
Senior quarterback Brandon White was 5-for-10 passing for 74 yards with a 4-yard scoring strike to Dustin Smith in the first quarter and a 30-yard TD pass to Brady Cox late in the game.
Point Pleasant and Chapmanville were tied 7-7 after one quarter.
The Black Knights then outscored the Tigers 28-0 in the second to take a 35-7 halftime lead. Point then coasted in the second half.
Point Pleasant is expected to get a low seed for this week's Class AAA playoffs and will have to travel for a first-round playoff game.
The Black Knights lost to Wayne in last year's 2A state championship game at Wheeling Island Stadium.
Smith finished with eight carries for 42 yards and four catches for 58 yards.
Cox had two grabs for 33 yards and a score. Zac Casto had one catch for 14 yards.
Devin Wiley had one carry for five yards. Trevor Payne had one rush for 14 yards. Matt Chapman and Paul Workman also had one carry each.
Backup quarterback Alex Berry threw for a two-point converison. Dustin Conley kicked one PAT.
Payne led the Chapmanville defense with 12 solo tackles, one fumble recovery and a forced fumble.
Austin Watts had six solos and two assists. Matt Chapman had five tackles and three assisted stops, while Matthew Dingess had five solos and one assist.
Dakota Sowers finished with four solos and two assists. White had four solos on the evening. Zach Pridemore had three solos and three assists. Cox had three solos and a forced fumble.
Alexander had two tackles and two assists. Smith had two solos and one assist, while Casto and Frankie Thompson each had two solos.
Wiley had one solo and one assist. Workman and Tanner Dillon each had a tackle.
Conley punted five times for an average of 39 yards per kick.
Chapmanville was penalized 10 times for 78 yards. Point Pleasant had nine flags for 85 yards.
Final Cardinal Conference
Football Standings
Wayne…………………. 10-0 7-0
Scott…………………….. 7-3 5-1
Sissonville……………… 5-4 3-3
Mingo Central………….. 5-5 2-1
Tolsia…………………… 5-5 4-4
Chapmanville………… 4-6 2-4
Poca……………………. 2-8 0-6
Herbert Hoover………… 1-9 1-6
Friday, Nov. 2 results:
Point Pleasant 48, Chapmanville 15
Wayne 45, Bluefield 14
Logan 16, Scott 3
Mingo Central 44, Herbert Hoover 0
Tolsia 32, Poca 14
Braxton County at Sissonville, Saturday night, late


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Manager: Carlos Condit willing to accept rematch against Rory MacDonald if UFC asks - MMAmania.com
While Rory MacDonald is more widely known for being reserved, he showed a serious change in character this past Saturday night (Dec. 8, 2012) in his UFC on Fox 5 post-fight speech following his three round destruction of B.J. Penn. "Ares" called out former opponent Carlos Condit and proclaimed he had unfinished business against "The Natural Born Killer."
Not one to back down from a challenge, Condit's manager Malki Kawa spoke to MMA Weekly earlier today on the matter, saying:
MacDonald's sole career loss occurred at UFC 115 in front of his home crowd. After dominating the first two rounds agaisnt the former WEC Welterweight Champion, he faded and Condit finished the fight with just seven seconds remaining."Carlos Condit doesn't back down from any man. If the UFC asks us to fight Rory MacDonald, Carlos will take the fight."
Condit has a reputation for accepting difficult fights and rising to the occasion. He defeated MacDonald in his home country, traveled across the pond to knock out Dan Hardy in from his faithful supporters and while he came up short this past month, was willing to battle UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre in his backyard of Montreal in the main event of UFC 154.
UFC President Dana White expressed interest in creating the fight, mentioning that he "loves it" when fighters call each other out and make his and Joe Silva's jobs easier.

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In an affidavit, Officer Christopher Mason of the Manchester Police Department said he was dispatched around 10:50 a.m. July 2 to Price Chopper on Depot Street to check on a report of an allegedly intoxicated and disorderly man.
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Who takes it? Im Canadian so naturally im going with Rory but I really have no idea who would win this fight.
Who takes it? Im Canadian so naturally im going with Rory but I really have no idea who would win this fight.
I really believe that people like Bill Murray or John Belushi are just as great and just as valid as Robert De Niro or Al Pacino. And I don't think you can say One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) is a better movie than Animal House (1978); they're different genres. I think they're both examples of great craftsmanship.
-Sam Rockwell
this would be a sweet fight and on the top of my dream fight list at this moment
Im sure we will see this sooner or later. That being said, I have no idea how good Silva is off his back, but his TDD looked pretty good against Charlie last fight so ima go with Silva.
I would take Silva. He is just loaded with talent. He knows he is in a divison with alot of strong wrestler and he trains with some of the best guys in the world so I'm sure he's working hard on his takedown D and overall grappling, and he easily beat a pretty good wrestler in his last fight. I know Rory trains with some of the best in the world also, but to me, Silva just seems like a special fighter...I guess you could say it's a toss up but I'd go with Silva.
I hope this isn't too big, because it's awesome.
It would be very interesting. It would all depend on if Erick could stop Rory's takedowns. Charlie is clearly a more accomplished wrestler, but Rory is very good at transitions and has that quick initial burst in his takedowns....
Rory has good standup, but it is far overrated at times. He was getting caught by Mills and got stopped by Condit. He'll he didnt want to stand with Nate.
Erick would merk him standing.
man oh man, tight match up, IMO these two are the future of the division, and are way ahead of a guy (as an example) like Jonny Hendricks
I want to say Rory, but I think I might give the edge to Silva, especially if Rory has any trouble getting it to the ground
I think in comparison to Silva/MacDonald, Hendricks won't evolve to be much more than where he is today. Yes he has a better resume of wins at the moment, but I think Hendrick's ceiling is much lower than both Rory and Silva. I think they have a much more of a possible upside to their careers.
I'm not taking anything away from Hendricks, he is just not as impressive in my eyes as I guess his ranking should make him. I think in 2 years both Silva and Rory will be in title contention, while Hendricks will be far behind
great fight and I'm not sure who would win. I don't feel like I have seen enough of Silva so I'll take Rory at the moment.
Believe in Chimichanga's
I personally think macdonald wrecks him.
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