Marc Davis
WTKR NewsChannel 3
Charlottesville, VA, United States
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Old Dominion University to officially join Sun Belt Conference
Old Dominion was a member of the Sun Belt Conference from 1982-1991. → Read More
Flying Squirrels pay tribute to 1986 champion R-Braves
The Squirrels honored the 1986 Richmond Braves on Tuesday, winners of that year’s International League title. Former R-Braves Charlie Puleo and Brad Komminsk returned to The Diamond to throw out ceremonial first pitches and relive some of their memories from that season. → Read More
Operation Home Base aims to give community safe place for positive play
Feed the Streets RVA and Team Loaded are teaming up to give a Richmond neighborhood an improved outdoor basketball court. → Read More
Washington Football Team will return to Richmond
The team will open its preseason training camp in Richmond from July 27 through July 31. → Read More
VCU’s Baldwin suffers ruptured Achilles tendon
CU sophomore guard Ace Baldwin is recovering from a ruptured Achilles tendon suffered last week, the program announced on Thursday. → Read More
Capacity limits, distancing restrictions gone at The Diamond
For the first time since September of 2019, The Diamond was open to full capacity with no distancing restrictions, which is how the policies are expected to remain for the remainder of the 2021 season. → Read More
Paralysis doesn’t stand in the way of Colonial Heights’ Marchiano
Mandy Marchiano isn't letting injuries suffered in a car accident get in the way of taking the playing field. → Read More
Four Flying Squirrels combine for team’s first nine-inning no-hitter
Matt Frisbee, Joey Marciano, Matt Seelinger and Patrick Ruotolo combined to throw the team’s first ever nine-inning no-hitter in Richmond’s 2-0 victory over the Harrisburg Senators. → Read More
Former Richmond Kickers’ head coach Bulow passes away following stroke
Former Richmond Kickers’ player and head coach David Bulow passed away on Thursday morning, following a stroke he suffered on April 24. He was 41 years old. → Read More
James River girls soccer pushes forward to honor late coach
Rapids’ head coach Ian Stowe passed away suddenly and unexpectedly last Monday, sending shock and sadness through the James River and local soccer communities. He was 32 years old. → Read More
Hermitage RB James wins Mark Fischer Player of the Year Award
Hermitage senior running back Nigel James won the 2020 Mark L. Fischer Player of the Year Award on Wednesday night. The award show was held virtually and hosted in the NBC12 studio. → Read More
Uncorked half-marathon and 5K will be closer to familiar race day experience
The Uncorked Half-Marathon and 5K will be held at New Kent Winery will give participants the chance to gather for a race once again. Of course, it will still have plenty of safety guidelines and protocols to help protect runners, but it’s another step towards returning to normalcy. → Read More
Finalists announced for Mark L. Fischer Player of the Year Award
Four local high school football stars were selected among the 38 nominees submitted by area head coaches. → Read More
VCU anticipating full capacity for basketball in 2021-2022
In an open letter to fans, VCU Director of Athletics Ed McLaughlin said that the school expects to return to full capacity for home games at the Siegel Center for the upcoming campaign. → Read More
Fans welcome back Nationals baseball
The Nationals welcomed five thousand fans through the gates of the stadium for Tuesday’s season opener against the Braves. → Read More
Richmond motocross star takes aim at American Ninja Warrior
Richmond will be well-represented on this year's season of American Ninja Warrior as Zach DiPaolo goes after the top prize. → Read More
Playoff times and pairings set for VHSL regional football semifinals
A handful or our area teams will hit the field on Friday night to begin hopeful playoff runs to a state championship. Highland Springs, Monacan, Goochland and King & Queen begin postseason play as top seeds in their respective regions. → Read More
No. 7 Virginia Tech women knocked out of NCAA Tourney after losing to No. 2 Baylor 90-48
SAN ANTONIO, Tx. (WDBJ) - The No. 7 Hokies fell to the No. 2 Baylor Bears Tuesday 90-48 in the second round of the NCAA women’s tournament. Georgia Amoore led the way for the Hokies with 18 points. Copyright 2021 WDBJ. All rights reserved. → Read More
Governor eases capacity restrictions at large sporting venues, high school football
Beginning April 1, more fans will have the opportunity to attend sporting events in Virginia. → Read More
Former Dinwiddie player, military veteran works to turn Generals into leaders
Not many people have faced the adversity that Matthew Bradford has faced. Now he's using his own adversity in hopes of helping others power through their own. → Read More