WILLIAMSTOWN — Kaylee Heater’s golden goal with 3:17 left in overtime gave Braxton County a 3-2 victory over Williamstown on Saturday as the Eagles won their third straight Little Kanawha Conference championship. The match was scoreless at halftime, but both teams found the back of ...
PARKERSBURG - In a Class AAAA South Region showdown here Saturday afternoon inside Erickson All-Sports Facility visiting Oak Hill watched an Aubrey Conley cross turn into the lone goal of the match with 13 seconds remaining in the 79th minute when Bella Holly headed it home as the Red Devils edged Parkersburg South, 1-0. Patriot keeper Alivia Goff, who made seven saves, nearly stopped what turned out to be Holly’s 34th goal of the campaign, but after initially deflecting the header with a leaping one-handed save chance the ball bounced off her side and went in. “Great, great ...
PARKERSBURG — Donte Newsome scored Huntington’s first four touchdowns here Friday night at Stadium Field as the No. 5 Highlanders spoiled homecoming for No. 7 Parkersburg with a 38-13 Mountain State Athletic Conference victory. Newsome and quarterback Marek Midkiff, who completed 18 of ...
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF WVSSAC State Golf Tournament At Wheeling Class AAAA (Day 1 of 2) Par 71 Team Standings: 1. Hurricane 231; 2. Morgantown 239; 3. University 242; 4. Washington 249; 5. Wheeling Park 249; 6. Cabell Midland 250; 7. George Washington 256; 8. Parkersburg South 267 Parkersburg South: Cooper Welch 84, Jackson Ruble 89; 3. Easton Wolfe 94, Cooper Sams 103 Individual Leaderboard Top 10: 1. Tommy Evans, Washington, 70, Bentley Shirkey, Hurricane, 73; 3. (tie) Parker O’Dell, Hurricane and Chase Grigsby, Morgantown, 75; 5. Jack Louden, Parkersburg, 77; 6. (tie) ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia needed to respond to Arizona’s quick touchdown before the half. The Wildcats had a 24-17 lead and received the ball out of the locker room. The Mountaineers had just over two minutes to drive down the field. Quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. chucked the ball ...
ATHENS, Ohio (AP) — Nick Poulos threw three first-half touchdown passes and Ohio extended the nation's second longest current home winning streak to 16 with a 31-14 victory over Central Michigan on a rainy Saturday. Defending champion Indiana's 19-game run at home is the only streak longer than the Bobcats'. Duncan Brune broke through for a 23-yard touchdown on a third-and-3 run and Ohio (4-2, 2-0 Mid-American Conference) took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back. Brune rushed four times for 47 of the 62 yards on the drive and finished with 91 yards on 16 ...
