Photo Provided Wheeling Park's Brennan Wack, left, and Wheeling Central's Eli Sancomb, right, are pictured with their WVSWA Awards during the 79th Victory Awards, held Sunday, May 3 at the Charleston Town Center. Wack won the Curt Warner Award as the best runningback in the Mountain State for ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The march to the OVAC Cal Giffin Championships— perhaps more aptly the run, jump and throw to the OVAC Cal Giffin Championships— began Monday at St. Clairsville High School’s Red Devil Stadium, where OVAC 4A and 5A Qualifiers took place as athletes from across the ...
MINGO – Indian Creek bounced back from a stunning loss to Linsly on Saturday in the OVAC Class 4A championship baseball game with a 2-0 blanking of visiting St. Clairsville Monday at the Muth Recreational Complex. Parker Heath went the distance on the mound, striking out five, walking two and yielding just two hits. He threw 84 pitches, of which 49 were strikes. He helped his own cause with a run-producing single. James Brothers added an RBI double and Luke McVicker also doubled. Hudson Florence also pitched seven innings. The lefty fanned three, walked three and gave up five ...
WHEELING — It may be months since the High School Golf season, but amateur linksmen are still competing this spring, with several players hailing from Wheeling Park High School making waves. Wheeling Park’s Andrew Pennybacker and Seth Weidner both qualified for the WV Junior Match Play ...
WEST LIBERTY – The West Liberty University softball team is headed back to the postseason, earning the No. 3 seed out of the North Division for the 2026 Mountain East Conference Softball Championship. The appearance marks the seventh consecutive trip to the MEC Tournament for the Hilltoppers and the eighth overall in program history, continuing a stretch of consistency for the program. West Liberty (22-29, 14-14 MEC) will open tournament play on Wednesday against South Division No. 2 seed Glenville State. First pitch is scheduled for 5 p.m. at the James I. Moyer Sports Complex in ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football’s offensive line in 2025 was one of the many reasons the team went 4-8. The line lacked the size and execution that was required from an offensive line under Rich Rodriguez. It’s hard to run the ball when there’s no push or holes from those men up front. It was very evident in the last game of the season against Texas Tech, who had one of the top defenses in the country. The Red Raiders' defense had four sacks and nine tackles for loss. WVU was shut out and had 180 yards of total offense. Over the course of the season, WVU’s offensive ...
