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Marietta girls oust Warren in district quarterfinals

DEVOLA — An own goal two minutes into the second half was the difference Wednesday at Jerry Brock Field as top-seeded Marietta held off an upset-minded Warren squad in the Division III Southeast District quarterfinals. “This is my first time ever playing Warren in the tournament, and ...

Warren volleyball makes statement to begin postseason

VINCENT – Close to perfect as it gets. Those were the sentiments expressed by Warren volleyball coach Kaitlyn Cremeans when asked about the body of work her girls put on the court following Wednesday’s 25-8, 25-8, 25-9 win over Washington Court House in an Division IV district ...

Scoreboard (10/21)

HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Division I Southeast All-District BOYS First team: Anthony Discini, Marietta; Keaton Mace, Marietta; Blake Lauer, Marietta Honorable mention: Colsen Lang, Marietta Player of the Year: Anthony Discini, Marietta Coach of the Year: Jason Discini, Marietta GIRLS First team: Jillian Elliot, Marietta; Madilyn D’Ettore, Marietta; Kenadee Strauss, Marietta; Maggie Evans, Warren Second team: Samantha Mayo, Marietta; Claire Bills, Marietta Honorable mention: Madylin Birge, Marietta Player of the year: Maggie Evans, Warren Coach of the Year: Sam Bruni, ...

Prep Football Ratings

WVSSAC Football Ratings Class AAAA Rank School Rating W-L 1 George Washington 18.14 7-0 2 Martinsburg 16.86 7-0 3 University 16.5 8-0 4 Morgantown 15.5 6-1 5 Cabell Midland 14.86 6-1 6 Huntington 13.79 5-2 7 Musselman 11.29 3-4 8 Spring Mills 11.06 3-4 9 Jefferson 10.14 2-5 10 Parkersburg 10.04 3-5 11 Woodrow Wilson 9.31 3-5 12 Buckhannon-Upshur 8.26 3-4 13 Washington 8.21 2-5 14 Wheeling Park 7.96 2-6 15 Preston 7.4 2-5 16 Parkersburg South 7.19 1-6 17 Riverside 7.07 2-5 17 Hurricane 7.08 2-7 19 Hedgesville 4.97 0-7 20 Oak Hill 3.17 ...

Mountaineers make history over four-game stretch

MORGANTOWN (AP) — West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez and his staff have been on a season-long search for answers to fix a defense whose terrible performances have overshadowed one of the nation's top offensive tandems. The Mountaineers have played four consecutive games in which the teams have combined for 1,000 yards of offense. They've gone 1-3 in that stretch, with the win coming on a last-second field goal Saturday against Cincinnati. For all the offense that West Virginia is piling up, the defense has been exposed much worse by missed tackles, blown assignments and gaping ...