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WVU's Sadler making an impression during practice

The practice videos posted by WVU show the smoothness that comes with freshman point guard Miles Sadler. It’s seen in a cross-over move to the left side, only to bring it back to the right side for a lay-up. Another shows Sadler stopping on a dime and stepping back to knock down a ...

Elkins Otters make a splash in championship

TENNERTON - The Elkins Otters swim team recently competed in the North Central West Virginia League Championship. The Otters, who competed against 11 teams during the two-day event with 44 swimmers, placed third overall The Bridgeport Swim Team, which had close to 80 competitors. won the ...

WVU basketball's Buchanan sees waiver denied

MORGANTOWN — Javan Buchanan’s attempt to receive a waiver from the NCAA in order to be eligible at West Virginia for the 2026-27 season has been denied, WVU head coach Ross Hodge confirmed Thursday. “At this point, it’s out of the waiver process completely,” Hodge said. “The next phase is the legal process. There isn’t a hearing date or anything set yet. Obviously, we are in communication with him on those things. That part, specifically, that’s kind of through the individual and his representation. You’re allowing them to handle that as much as they can, while you ...

WVU women’s basketball releases non-conference schedule

MORGANTOWN – The West Virginia University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced the non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 women’s basketball season. This year’s non-conference slate features seven home contests, two road games, and three at neutral sites. The Mountaineers ...

60th Randolph County Classic Golf Tournament set

ELKINS - The Elks Golf Course will host the 60th Annual Randolph County Classic Golf Tournament this weekend at the Elks Country Club Action will get underway on Friday evening with a skills competition that includes longest drive, longest putt, closest to pin, one club challenge, and flop ...

Rodriguez ready to embark upon an interesting second season

MORGANTOWN — A week before West Virginia opens fall camp of Year 2 of Rich Rodriguez 2.0, about the only thing certain about the product that he will put on the field is the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Call it a sign of the times. RichRod's Homecoming a year ago was more the stuff nightmares are made from than dreams, leading him to a 4-8 season that avoided being a complete flop by a revenge victory in the Backyard Brawl against Pitt. It did little for his record, but it certainly did wonders for persona and kept the local off his tail. RichRod has some breathing room in this ...