BEVERLY — After a four-set loss to rival Marietta last Thursday, the Warren volleyball team needed a mental reset. “At Friday's practice, we did not touch a single ball,” said Warren head coach Kaitlyn Cremeans. Instead, the Warriors focused on improving their mindset. Practice made ...
WVSSAC Football Ratings CLASS AAAA T1. Morgantown (3-0) 15.33 T1. University (3-0) 15.33 3. George Washington (3-0) 15.00 4. Martinsburg (2-0) 14.50 5. Woodrow Wilson (3-0) 14.33 6. Spring Mills (2-1) 11.27 7. Wheeling Park (2-1) 11.00 8. Cabell Midland (2-1) 10.00 9. Huntington (1-1) 9.50 10. Riverside (2-1) 9.40 11. Washington (1-2) 7.50 12. Parkersburg (1-2) 6.90 13. Buckhannon-Upshur (1-2) 5.73 T14. Jefferson (0-3) 4.00 T14. Musselman (0-3) 4.00 16. Parkersburg South (0-3) 3.50 17. Hedgesville (0-3) 2.50 18. Hurricane (0-2) 2.25 19. Oak Hill ...
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Ravenswood d. Clay County 25-16, 25-11, 26-24 Ravenswood (18-3) stats: Anna Casto 20 pts, 4 aces, 17D, 1B, 10K; Makenna Creel 19 pts, 1 ace, 13D, 2B, 12K; Maddie Slater 13 pts, 3 aces, 6D, 4B, 14 sets, 3K; Marley Cole 6 pts, 3D, 4K; Bella Ray 5 pts, 3 aces, 4D, 37 sets; Ariel Curtis 3 pts, 2 aces, 13D, 40 sets; Montana Slater 2 pts, 1 ace, 19D; Izzy Queen 1 pt, 1 ace, 9D Next match: Ritchie/Wayne/Roane at Ravenswood, noon Saturday HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Marietta 4, Athens 1 Singles Olivia Vessels (M) def. Abigail Lim (A) 6-0,6-0; Chloe Choi (A) def. Lily ...
WEST UNION – Second ranked (Class AA) Raley Cochran outdueled Ritchie County freshman Layla Devereux over the final 400 meters to win the Doddridge County Invitational cross country meet Tuesday afternoon. The junior covered the 3.1-mile course in 20 minutes, 58.99 seconds to eke out a 10 second victory over Devereux, who posted a 21:09.29 time. “I pretty much expected it to come down between me and her (Devereux),” Cochran explained. “I made sure to keep close to her until that final hill and then I made my move.” Cochran led five Cougars in the race’s top 10 ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football routed FCS opponent U.T. Martin 52-7 to move to 2-0 on the season — the first time since 2018. In the first two games, the Mountaineers were a combined favorite of over 30 points, so they were expected to take care of business. Now, WVU takes a ...
True tests ahead for WVU The annual scheduled game against an overmatched FCS opponent went about as expected last Saturday as West Virginia cruised to an easy 52-7 victory over UT Martin. It was an opportunity for nearly all players on the WVU sideline to see game action, which for some may be their only on field appearance of the season. Thirteen different Mountaineers carried the football and four quarterbacks saw action. A total of 26 defensive players showed up on the stat sheet with at least one tackle. The difference in speed between the two teams was quickly evident. Wide ...
