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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.

Beverly/Lowell suffers walk-off setback to St. Clairsville

MARIETTA — Most of the time being able to execute in clutch situations can be the difference between winning and losing a baseball game. Sometimes it works out the complete opposite though and that was the case in Wednesday’s Region 4 American Legion winner’s bracket showdown ...

Post 64 stays alive in tournament

MARIETTA — After starting slow offensively in Tuesday’s 5-1 loss to Beverly/Lowell, Marietta Post 64 set the tone early against New Philadelphia Post 139. Marietta (15-21) put up a four-spot in the opening inning and kept its foot on the gas from there in a 17-0 win in a Region 4 ...

WVU reviving the fullback with Kayden Luke

MORGANTOWN — The fullback is back for West Virginia football. The days of a player who has the size of a tight end but can carry the ball like a running back will be displayed on Mountaineer Field once again. Rich Rodriguez turned some heads when he picked up fullback Kayden Luke from Arizona in the transfer portal. Luke is completely bald in his WVU football photo — he had a full head of hair at Arizona — and comes in at 251 pounds and 5-foot-11. Nicknamed "Cowboy Luke, he fits the description of a guy who isn't afraid to do the dirty work and is all about ball. But, in ...