MORGANTOWN — If there were any nerves about hosting the NCAA tournament for the first time in 34 years, the 11th-ranked WVU women’s basketball team forgot to show it Saturday. Instead, the fourth-seeded Mountaineers played more the role of a conqueror. In front of a packed Hope Coliseum ...
MORGANTOWN — The only thing longer than Gia Cooke’s list of basketball accomplishments just may be her medical chart. “I’ve been to the hospital a lot,” the WVU guard said Friday, just before the 11th-ranked Mountaineers went out to practice for Saturday’s 5 p.m. game against ...
2025-26 All-Little Kanawha Conference Boys Basketball Team PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Isaac Hodges, Ritchie County COACH OF THE YEAR: Adam Scott, Buffalo FIRST TEAM Isaac Hodges, Ritchie County (POY) Asher Flannery, Buffalo Braylan Dawson, Wirt County Jaden Solomon, Doddridge County Caleb Atkinson, Williamstown Joel Elliott, Clay County Kolten Holbert, Gilmer County Brady Toler, Braxton County Graham Saas, South Harrison Jerod Trent, Doddridge County Wesley Mallett, Buffalo Cyrus Rickard, Wahama Chase Schoolcraft, Calhoun County Luke Anderson, Parkersburg ...
CHARLESTON — After Parkersburg South’s boys basketball team went one-and-done at the Class AAAA state tournament for the second straight season, coach Mike Fallon feels a heavy weight on his shoulder. Not only does he feel he has let his seniors down, but the Parkersburg South ...
2025-26 All-Mountain State Athletic Conference Girls Basketball Team PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jeriyah Pryor, George Washington, JR COACH OF THE YEAR: Jamie LaMaster, George Washington FIRST TEAM Ava Gallion, Huntington, SR LaLa Sloan, Huntington, SR Ray Breckenridge, George Washington, JR Brooklyn Ellis, Spring Valley, SR Frances Guice, Parkersburg, JR Kennedy Porter, Parkersburg, SR Triniti Austin-Russell, St. Albans, JR Lindsey Logston, Parkersburg South, FR Gracie Day, Cabell Midland, JR Sophi Hutchison, Spring Valley, SR SECOND TEAM Ava Ward, Riverside, ...
CHARLESTON -- Winfield sixth man Owen Taylor came off the bench and delivered a game-high 20 points as the fourth-seeded Generals dealt No. 5 Ripley a 46-33 defeat in a Class AAA state quarterfinal late Wednesday night inside the Charleston Coliseum. Ripley, which had split the regular ...
