CHARLESTON — Elkins High School’s Hailey Riffle and Gabby Mahanes have earned Class AAA all-state softball honors. Riffle, a senior, is a second-team selection, while Mahanes, a junior, is listed as honorable mention. Meanwhile, a fourth consecutive state softball title at Winfield ...
SOUTH CHARLESTON — After an historic season, a trio of Philip Barbour players and head coach Nick Mayle will get the band back together one final time in Saturday’s North-South All-Star Football game to be held at noon Saturday at South Charleston’s Black Eagle Stadium. The Colts ...
PHILIPPI — Philip Barbour and Buckhannon-Upshur placed players on the all-Big 10 Conference baseball first team. The Colts were represented by senior Kale Wolfe, who was named the league’s Pitcher of the Year, junior infielder Landyn Carpenter and junior first baseman Anthony Mosesso The Bucs’ Brody McDaniels, a junior infielder, also earned first-team laurels. The remainder of the first unit includes Robert C. Byrd senior Cooper Floyd, the conference’s Player of the Year, RCB senior outfielder Xavier Carvelli, Grafton sophomore outfielder Cameron Gray, Bridgeport junior ...
CHARLESTON — Talk about a strong left side of the infield. Class AA state champion Petersburg certainly had it. Now that side — third baseman Miley Tingler and shortstop Shyane Tawney — leads the Class AA All-State team, released Wednesday by the West Virginia Sports Writers ...
SOUTH CHARLESTON - Last month's Class A state softball tournament at Little Creek Park featured eight teams vying for the championship crown instead of the usual four. When all was said and done the Maroon Knights of Wheeling Central head coach Buck Davidson brought home the big prize following a title-clinching 12-2 victory versus top-seeded Wahama, which finished state runner-up for a second consecutive spring. From the start of the regular season through their 4-0 march to the school's first state championship since 2018, the fourth-seeded Maroon Knights had plenty of firepower in ...
OMAHA, Neb. – In the end, West Virginia’s 5-2 loss against North Carolina in the College World Series simply completed a 360-degree spin for the Mountaineers. WVU entered Sunday one win away from reaching college baseball’s Final Four. It exited Charles Schwab Field in the exact same position. The difference for the Mountaineers (46-15) is how head coach Steve Sabins will now handle his pitching rotation the rest of the way. The uniqueness to the World Series format is that it allows a day of rest between games until the national semifinal round. The advantage the Tar Heels ...
