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Sabins aims to keep bringing top-tier talent to WVU

MORGANTOWN — For a moment, we flash back to last June. Only minutes had passed since West Virginia was eliminated by North Carolina in the College World Series. Just what was brimming on Steve Sabins’ emotional sleeve at that moment was, in all likelihood, dozens of different ...

Hole-In-One

Wilcoxen Aces Oxbow Mark Wilcoxen, of Belpre, had a hole-in-one at Oxbow Golf Course. Wilcoxen aced hole No. 13, a 121-yard par 3, using a pitching wedge. The feat was witnessed by Bella Wilcoxen, Bobby King and Gabby Lind.

Post 15 drops game 1 vs. Wheeling, 9-1

WHEELING — Thursday began a best-of-three series for the W.Va. American Legion Area 1 Championship between Parkersburg Post 15 and Wheeling Post 1, with the Wheeling squad striking first with a 9-1 home victory on the field at Wheeling Park High School. After tallying four hits and three ...

Marietta, Beverly/Lowell win; rematch set for 4 p.m. today

MARIETTA — For the second time in as many days, Marietta Post 64 eliminated an opposing team from the Region 4 Tournament while keeping its own state tournament hopes alive. Thursday at Pioneer Park, Post 64 claimed an 8-3 win over Zanesville Post 29, setting up a rematch with Beverly/Lowell Post 389/750 at 4 p.m. today in another elimination game. Post 64 lost to Beverly/Lowell 5-1 on Tuesday before dispatching New Philadelphia 17-0 on Wednesday. Thursday, Marietta (16-21) got a quality start on the mound from Braun Doak, who allowed three runs over six innings. Doak pounded the ...

Former WVU QB Grier retires at 31

MORGANTOWN — Former West Virginia quarterback Will Grier notified the Carolina Panthers on Wednesday afternoon that he planned to retire. Grier signed with his hometown team in April, and now isn’t going to play in the 2026 season, choosing to hang up the cleats at 31 years old. Grier ...

Hole-In-One

Logston Aces GCWV Drake Logston recorded his second ever hole-in-one Wednesday at the Golf Club of West Virginia. Logston aced hole No. 18, a 125-yard par 3, using a gap wedge. His shot was witnessed by Hayden Plummer, Ryan Beebee, Todd Griffith and Randy Williams.