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 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 ...
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 ...
Chandler leads PHS boys to HHS Invite title From staff reports HUNTINGTON - Parkersburg's Javel Chandler earned high-point honors to help lead the Big Reds to a 147-142 victory against the runner-up Highlanders here Saturday at the season-opening Huntington Invitational. While teammate AJ Payne was a double-winner in the 200 (23.02-23.27) and 400 (49.57-50.43) with fellow Big Red Landen Deuley right behind in each event, Chandler had first-place efforts in the high jump (6-4) and 300 hurdles (41.43) while finishing runner-up in the 110 highs (15.11), and joining Santana Jones, ...
PARKERSBURG — Noah Holland worked into the sixth and knocked in three runs here Saturday afternoon to help Parkersburg get off to a 2-0 start following a 5-1 Mountain State Athletic Conference victory against Capital at Bennett Stump Field inside City Park. “Noah pitched well. He hit ...
MORGANTOWN — No. 4 West Virginia women’s basketball couldn’t play its signature post-win song, “Country Roads,” after it rolled No. 13 Miami (OH), 82-54. Even if WVU’s women’s basketball game was playing in Hope Coliseum. It’s against NCAA tournament rules. WVU couldn’t display its sponsors on the walls, either. That’s also against the rules. There are rules to make it somewhat of a fair playing field. But, sitting down on the floor, not being able to hear the person next to you without yelling, it felt nothing like a fair playing field. That’s the advantage of ...
