BEVERLY — In honor of its first ever state championship club, the Beverly/Lowell Post 389/750 baseball team donned throwback jerseys in Wednesday’s 9-3 win over Middleport Post 128. Twenty years ago, the 2006 Beverly/Lowell squad became the first legion team to lose its first game at ...
West Virginia Junior Amateur at Canaan Valley Resort Par 72 (Two of three rounds complete) T1. Tommy Evans (Charles Town) 68-72=140 T1. Alex Randolph (Bridgeport) 70-70=140 3. William Johnson (Charleston) 73-69=142 T4. Carson Higginbotham (Clarksburg) 72-72=144 T4. Cameron Fallon (Parkersburg) 71-73=144 T4. Andrew Pennyacker (Wheeling) 74-70=144 T7. Isaac Hutchison (Lewisburg) 75-70=145 T7. Wyatt Maynard (Barboursville) 72-73=145 9. Bryson Moorehead (Ridgeley) 77-69=146 T10. Cooper Ward (Beaver) 74-73=147 T10. Grant Roush (Mason) 78-69=147 T10. Bentley Shirkey ...
PARKERSBURG — Landon Frazier worked 4 1-3 innings of three-hit relief on a hot Tuesday evening at Bennett Stump Field inside City Park as Clarksburg Post 13 held on for a 5-4 victory against Parkersburg Post 15. Parkersburg, which is off until Friday when they play in the Cambridge 4th ...
VINCENT — Allison Cade’s question from the audience brought a smile to Darius Schaeffer during Tuesday’s press conference introducing him as the 13th head coach in the history of Warren High School girls basketball. As it turns out, Schaeffer was full of smiles as he was welcomed into ...
Tickets are on sale for the The Mid-Ohio Valley Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet for the class of 2026. The banquet will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, July 25, at the Grand Pointe Conference Center in Vienna. Tickets are $50 apiece and the deadline for ordering is July 4. No tickets will be sold at the door. Mail ticket orders to: Mid Ohio Valley Sports Hall of Fame Box 11 Belle Valley Oh. 43717 Make checks out to MOVSHofF. List at which of the inductees’ tables you wish to be seated. The 10-member class includes outstanding, athletes, coaches, and contributors to ...
MORGANTOWN — Despite a seemingly strong athletic season, West Virginia athletics had a worse performance in the Learfield Directors' Cup standings. The Mountaineers finished 50th in the final standings for the 2025-26 year, which was eight spots down from last year's rankings at 42. The Learfield Directors' Cup standings are the rankings of all Division I athletic programs around the country based on national performance. WVU tallied 137.50 points for the spring, 224 for the winter and 169 for the fall for a total of 530.50. 530.50 was tied with the Big 12's Baylor for the 50th spot, ...
