Korn leads No. 9 WVU past TCU, 2-0
GRANVILLE — When Steve Sabins announced West Virginia baseball's pitching rotation for the week, it looked a little different. Maxx Yehl is starting Friday and Chansen Cole was a go for Saturday; that looks normal. But on a short week, with Thursday being the first game, Sabins went with ...
Scoreboard (5/15)
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Class AAA, Region III at Herbert Hoover GIRLS TEAM SCORES: GreenbrierEast 185, Herbert Hoover 149, Shady Spring 127, Ripley 75, PikeView 43, Capital41, Princeton 32, Nicholas County 27 Ripley placers 100: 4th Kyndyll Butler 13.11* 200: 3rd Kyndyll Butler 26.68 400: 2nd Kyndyll Butler 1:00.70 4x1: 7th (Kimberlyn Barr, Macie Wills, Mariah Snyder, Eden Engle) 58.92 4x2: 6th (Jalynn Shamblin, Eden Engle, Mariah Snyder, Mackenzie Durback0 2:03.04 4x4: 5th (Jalynn Shamblin, Katelyn Mccune, Emily Lewis, Tiffany FIsher) 4:46.56 4x8: 5th (Emily Lewis, Kimberlyn Barr, ...
Mountaineers fall to Horned Frogs, 4-0
GRANVILLE – That thud you may have heard coming out of Kendrick Family Ballpark on Friday night was WVU’s chances of winning a Big 12 championship hitting a brick wall. The pinging noise you heard was the reason why. TCU’s Preston Gamster, Kyuss Gargett and Noah Franco all hit solo home runs – a total of 1,191 feet of them – and Horned Frogs starter Lance Davis hurled a complete-game shutout in a 4-0 victory. The loss – just the second time the ninth-ranked Mountaineers (36-13, 20-9 Big 12) have been held scoreless this season – put a severe clamp on WVU’s chances ...
PHS, Williamstown boys advance to state finals
CHARLESTON – Right on cue, ‘The Closer’ delivered. Parkersburg’s Isaac “The Closer” Stephens shook off an apparent leg injury and won his match at No. 4 singles to send the Big Reds into Saturday’s Division I championship match for the team portion of the state tennis ...
COLUMN: Enjoying athletics
Sports are great for a lot of reasons. Student-athletes at all levels get to experience the ups and downs of the wins and losses while also learning what it's like to work as a team toward a goal. At least for this scribe, the best part without question when going to cover something is not knowing what's going to happen. Last week was definitely interesting on several fronts with the first one being able to take in St. Albans' Brogan Samms throwing a no-hitter against Parkersburg. If not for a four-pitch walk to Big Red Noah Holland, the Red Dragon Samms would've had a perfect ...