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West Virginia plans to capitalize on success

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia women’s basketball seniors really shone in the second round of the NCAA tournament, even if the Mountaineers lost to Kentucky, 74-73. Sydney Shaw kept WVU in the game late, making multiple 3-pointers, and had 23 points. Jordan Harrison, who carried the team ...

Williamstown duo named first team all-state in Class AA

When Shari Helvey (maiden name Walker) led James Monroe to its first girls basketball title as a player in 2001, the Mavericks became notorious for being one of the few teams in state history to win a state championship without a first team all-state selection. Twenty-five years later ...

Un-Sweetened: Notre Dame spoils Ohio State’s Sweet 16 bid

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Hannah Hidalgo put together another dominant performance with 26 points, 13 rebounds and eight steals as sixth-seeded Notre Dame advanced to the Sweet 16 for the 15th straight time with a 83-73 victory over third-seeded Ohio State on Monday in the second round of the ...

End of the Road: WVU unable to complete uphill climb vs. Kentucky

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Teonni Key scored 19 points, Clara Strack had 18 points and 15 rebounds for her 16th double-double of the season and Kentucky nearly gave up a big lead and held on to beat West Virginia 74-73 Monday to advance to the NCAA women’s Sweet 16 for the first time in a ...

St. Marys' Brynnley Bulluck headlines Class A All-Staters

St. Marys junior Brynnley Bulluck overcame a slow start to the season and was the driving force in helping the Blue Devils secure their first Class A state championship since 1990 when they dethroned Gilmer County, 45-35. Bulluck, who a year ago was a second team honoree in double-A, was ...

Josie Cox places first in three events as Roane County girls win title at Don Williams Invite

SPENCER - Roane County's Josie Cox was a triple-winner (400, 1:02.41; 100H, 16.79; 300H, 49.64) here Saturday and helped the host Raiders capture the Don Williams Memorial over Clay County, 198-168. Aliza Bratton had victories in the 200 (29.43) and long jump, where she nipped Raider teammate Ella Keen 13-7 to 13-6.5. Keen also had to settle for runner-up in the high jump as fellow Raider Jozee Proctor cleared 4-6 first. Roane County's other individual victors were Anna Tolley in the 100 (13.58) and Addison Lowe in the discus (75-6). Clay County had wins thanks to Abigail Grandon ...