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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL Here is the 2036 Class AA All-State softball team released by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association on Wednesday. CLASS AA First team P - Myleigh Adkins, Logan, Sr. P – Mattie Carney, Oak Glen, Jr. P – Jozey Wilson, Sissonville, Fr. C – Ava Parks, Independence, Jr. C – Ella Chew, Petersburg, Sr. C – Lydia Ellis, Sissonville, Sr. Inf – Miley Tingler, Petersburg, Jr. (Capt.) Inf – Shyane Tawney, Petersburg, Jr. Inf – Aspen Dyer, Lincoln, Soph. Inf - Brooke Dehaven, Doddridge County, Soph. Inf – Ava Sampson, ...

Knights’ Groome tops Class A All-State team

SOUTH CHARLESTON — Last month's Class A state softball tournament at Little Creek Park featured eight teams vying for the championship crown instead of the usual four. When all was said and done the Maroon Knights of Wheeling Central head coach Buck Davidson brought home the big prize ...

Erb finishes on top in RACEFEST finale

MINERAL WELLS — Tyler Erb had to wait until the 26th race of the 2026 World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision season to get his first win, but he only needed three more to get his second. Two weeks after the biggest win of his career, a $100,00 score in the Blaster 57 ...

WVU, Troy set for College World Series rematch

OMAHA, Neb. – There is the unfortunate feeling of being one game away from elimination now for West Virginia in the College World Series. It is not exactly an uncomfortable feeling for a group that was in the exact same position just two weeks ago in Morgantown, when the Mountaineers ...

Mountaineers’ pitching ‘in great shape’

OMAHA, Neb. – In the end, West Virginia’s 5-2 loss against North Carolina in the College World Series simply completed a 360-degree spin for the Mountaineers. WVU entered Sunday one win away from reaching college baseball’s Final Four. It exited Charles Schwab Field in the exact same ...

Hole-In-One

Terry Gaiser sank a hole-in-one earlier this month at The Links At Woodridge. Gaiser aced hole No. 8, a 156-yard par 3, using his 7 iron. The feat was witnessed by Don Fosselman and Steve Hoschar.