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 ...
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF At Golf Club of West Virginia Team Standings: 1. Wirt County 142; 2. Tyler Consolidated 151; 3. Williamstown 154; 4. Ritchie County 160; 5. Doddridge County 164; 6. Parkersburg Catholic 170 Par 34 Wirt: Jude Walker (T-medalist) 33; Jude Walker (T-medalist) 33; JJ Smith 35, Kate Dotson 41, Lucas Curfman 46, Nolan McCallister 44 Tyler Consolidated: John Mace 35, Xavier Kanz 35, Collin King 46, Cade Heintzman 42, Chase Camerlin 39, Coley Bell 46 Williamstown: Madliyn Buttrey 35, Castyn Burton 35, Wyatt Wiley 42, Ben Raines 42, Layne Stewart 49, Harley Phillips ...
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — On third and 5, No. 25 Virginia sent the house on West Virginia quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. Hawkins had two defenders in his face, but before he was hit, he chucked the ball deep down the sideline. "I knew it had to get out quick," Hawkins said. Wide receiver Jaden ...
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Calhoun 6 6 0 7 - 19 Sherman 20 8 8 0 - 36 S - Levi Sprouse, 32 run (Elijah Pauley run) 10:26 1st S - #12, 19 fumble return (pass failed) 10:00 1st S - Braydon Griffith, 78 pass from Sprouse (Griffith pass from Sprouse) 7:13 1st C - Trevor Mayle, 2 run (kick failed) 4:06 1st S - Parkar Platt, 31 pass from Sprouse (Sprouse run) 6:06 2nd C - Gavin Hicks, 30 pass from Mayle (pass failed) 3:36 2nd S - Platt, 4 run (Pauley run) 9:59 3rd C - Ezra Anderson, 76 run (Mayle kick) 3:14 4th Team ...
After enduring two consecutive losing seasons then featuring lackluster defensive play and an uneven performance vs. Coastal Carolina in the 2026 season opener, it was understandable that West Virginia football fans had few expectations entering the game against 25th-ranked Virginia in Charlotte Saturday night. The beginning did nothing to dispel those concerns. Although the Mountaineers did have a nice scoring drive on their second possession, Virginia easily scored on two long touchdown drives and piled up 136 first quarter yards. It appeared that WVU was in for a long evening. But ...
