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St. Marys comes up empty vs. Oak Glen, 24-0

ST. MARYS — Jacob Everett’s 72-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter here Friday night at Bill Hanlin Stadium put the icing on the cake as Oak Glen first-year head coach Derrick Stickles’ squad left town with a 24-0 victory. Veteran St. Marys boss Jodi Mote was worried about ...

GW too much for PHS, 64-21

CHARLESTON — Any concerns about George Washington going stale during its bye week didn’t last long. Less than four minutes of game time, actually. Sophomore Jaden Black ran 12 times for 214 yards and six touchdowns Friday night during an on-and-off rain to propel the unbeaten Patriots ...

Battle for the Bit: Glenville eyes 4th straight win

GLENVILLE - Fairmont State third-year head football coach Luke Barker's program is hoping for a happy homecoming when Glenville State invades at 2 p.m. Saturday looking for its first Mountain East Conference triumph. GSU first-year head man Jake Casteel will try and guide the Pioneers to a ...

Wirt County volleyball ousts St. Marys in four sets

ST. MARYS - In a Little Kanawha Conference showdown here Thursday night host St. Marys lost a tough opening set en route to falling 26-24, 25-19, 12-25 and 25-19 to defending Class A state champion Wirt County. The Blue Devils of head coach Stephanie Corathers, who are still without the ...

Scoreboard (10/2)

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Parkersburg 10, Morgantown 0 Goals: Lucy Cartwright (2); Reagan Ashley (2); Emma Morris (2); Layla Hill (1); Skylar Newlon (1); Malaya Bowling (1); Madi Butterfield (1) Assists: Hailey Warman (4); Reagan Ashley (2); Layla Hill (1); Lucy Cartwright (1); Emma Morris (1); Madi Butterfield (1) HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Wheeling Central def. Tyler Consolidated 25-19, 25-19 Tyler Consolidated: Sloane Wall - 8 Kills, 10 Digs, 7 Blocks, 1 Ace, 1 Point; Kayli West - 8 Kills, 10 Digs, 1 Block, 1 Ace, 2 Points; Jadyn Thomas - 2 Kills, 12 Digs, 4 Points, 12 ...

First visit to Iowa State for WVU coach Rodriguez

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez has been coaching in college football for over 40 years. He’s been to a lot of places, including both Death Valleys, the Shoe and the Big House. In all his years, Rodriguez has never been to Ames, Iowa, home of Iowa State (2-2). This ...