PARKERSBURG - Things weren’t looking too optimistic for Parkersburg South’s volleyball team here Tuesday night after losing the opening two sets to John Marshall, but the Patriots managed to put it all together inside the Rod Oldham Athletic Center after that en route to snapping a ...
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF At Cliffside Golf Club Division II Girls Sectionals TEAM SCORES: 1. Wellston 437; 2. Alexander 468; 3. Waterford 505; 4. Symmes Valley 520; 5. Fairland 570; 6. South Point 586 Waterford: 1. Peyton Oxley 98; 8. Addison Haught 110; 18. Vada Stout 127; 40. Addisyn Lang 170 Eastern: 3. Gabby Lind 103; 37. Serenity Bishop 167; 43. Alexia Gillilan 205 NOTE: Waterford advanced to districts as a team, while Eastern’s Lind advanced as an individual. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Parkersburg 4, Spring Valley 0 PHS: Goals: Hailey Warman (Faithlyn Butcher assist); ...
VINCENT — After rallying for a thrilling five-set victory over rival Marietta on Tuesday, Warren head coach Kaitlyn Cremeans had trouble locating her team. “They all just took off,” Cremeans laughed. “After matches, we usually stand there and huddle. I give a little speech to ...
WVSSAC Football Ratings CLASS AAAA 1. University (4-0) 16.00 2. Morgantown (3-0) 15.67 3. George Washington (4-0) 15.25 4. Martinsburg (3-0) 11.33 5. Woodrow Wilson (3-1) 11.95 6. Huntington (2-1) 11.33 7. Cabell Midland (3-1) 11.00 8. Wheeling Park (2-2) 10.00 9. Spring Mills (2-2) 9.05 10. Parkersburg (2-2) 8.93 11. Musselman (1-3) 8.00 12. Riverside (2-2) 7.65 13. Washington (1-3) 6.38 14. Buckhannon-Upshur (1-3) 4.90 15. Jefferson (0-3) 4.50 16. Parkersburg South (0-4) 3.75 17. Preston (0-4) 2.70 18. Hurricane (0-3) 2.50 19. Hedgesville (0-4) ...
PARKERSBURG – In Parkersburg’s quest to qualify for the championship match in girls soccer for the Mountain State Athletic Conference, the margin for error just became that much narrower. Hosting the league’s first-place team in George Washington, Tuesday night at Stadium Field, the ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football had a comfortable lead on No. 25 Virginia, 38-21, with under two minutes to play in the game. The Mountaineers just needed one more stop on defense, meaning turning them over on downs, to give the offense the ball back, running the rest of the clock ...
