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Led by Brown, Midland Trail repeats in Class AA; Walker guides Wirt County to Class A crown
WHEELING, W.Va. — Midland Trail reached the pinnacle a year ago when its golf team captured the school’s first state championship. The Patriots clearly weren’t satisfied. Behind a low medalist effort from junior Jacob Brown, Midland Trail notched its second straight Class AA state championship, claiming a...
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Billy Wagner Statue unveiling ceremony set for Saturday, October 17 in Tazewell
TAZEWELL, VA (WVNS) – The Billy Wagner statue and its granite have arrived in Tazewell and both were set Monday, October 12, 2026. The granite was hauled in from Elberton, Georgia and the statue from Arlington, Texas. In total, the entire thing weighs around 15,000 pounds, which equates to almost 8 tons. All this to […]
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Week 7 Player of the Week: Independence QB Brock Green
CLEAR FORK, WV (WVNS) – Our Week 7 Player of the Week is a quarterback who has been scorching teams through the air in back-to-back weeks. In a 55-0 win over the Westside Renegades, Independence Quarterback Brock Green led the charge with 347 yards passing and 6 touchdowns. Green’s longest play went for 70 yards. […]
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Jeremiah Jones & Bow Wykle: Athlete of the Week
Southern WV, (WOAY)- It was a dominant week for Running Backs in southern West Virginia!. So much so we couldn’t just pick one Athlete of the Week, so we had to choose two!. Jeremiah Jones of Bluefield, and Bow Wykle of Meadow Bridge share this weeks honors after running through their competition this week!
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SZ+: Oak Hill Girls Soccer surges toward regionals; Marshall’s Judah Price runs wild
GHENT, WV (WVNS) – The Oak Hill Lady Red Devils Soccer team is pushing for a chance at back-to-back AAAA State Titles. They have kept up their winning ways from the 2025-26 season, with statement victories against teams like Greenbrier East, Nitro, and Parkersburg South. Their defense and goalkeeper have built a brick wall, allowing […]
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George Washington and Princeton name Scholar Athletes of the Week
WCHS and FOX Appalachia continue our Go-Mart Friday Night Rivals Game of the Week presented by Glenville State University in Kanawha County where the George Washington Patriots will host the Princeton Tigers. The teams will take the field Friday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. at Steve Edwards, Sr. Field. Each...
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Week 7 Play of the Week: Indy’s Myers reels in crazy tip-catch for long TD
COAL CITY, WV (WVNS) – Our Week 7 Play of the Week came from a game that almost never happened. The Independence Patriots were able to re-schedule their game with the Westside Renegades at the eleventh hour. Ultimately, Indy proved they do not get ready, they stay ready. In the midst of a first-half landslide […]
The West Virginia Daily News
Cavaliers Carry Progress and Determination Into Coalfield Championships
The Greenbrier West Cavaliers are preparing for the Coalfield Conference Cross Country Championships on Thursday, October 15, at Twin Falls State Park. With strong recent finishes and personal bests among their season highlights, West’s runners enter the meet with plenty to build on. Hosted by Wyoming East High School, the championships will bring […] The post Cavaliers Carry Progress and Determination Into Coalfield Championships appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .
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Rams Fall to Bluefield State in Five-Set Battle
BLUEFIELD, W.V. – The Winston-Salem State University women's volleyball team (11-7, 7-4 CIAA) fell to Bluefield State, 3-2, on Monday night. The Rams claimed the first and third sets, 25-21 and 25-22, but dropped the final two sets, 23-25 and 10-15. The Rams erased a 19-13 deficit and closed the first set with five consecutive points to earn a 25-21 victory. Sarah Sanders served during a three-point run that included a Kamiyah Wilson block, an Aria Caldwell kill and a Sanders service ace, helping WSSU pull even at 20-20. After Bluefield State regained a 21-20 lead, Wilson tied the score with a kill and served the final four points as Celina Johnson, Sanders, Zoe Chesson and Caldwell each recorded a kill.
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Spartan Spotlight Golfer of the Week: Sam Roshau
Name: Sam Roshau Grade: Senior G.P.A.: 3.8 Parents: Colleen and Paul Roshau Hometown: Crawley Favorite Golfer: Scottie Scheffler Favorite Quote: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. — Philippians 4:13 Began Golfing: “I started golfing at the age of 4.” Why he plays Golf: “It teaches us to stay disciplined and has […] The post Spartan Spotlight Golfer of the Week: Sam Roshau appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .
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Concord Esports to host Passion Series competition powered by Army National Guard
ATHENS, WV (LOOTPRESS) — Concord University Esports, West Virginia Army National Guard, and PlayVS College League will unite in Athens this fall to produce the best in high school and college tactical, high-stakes Valorant competition. CU is excited to host the Passion Series Powered by the West Virginia Army National Guard Nov. 6-8 at the […]
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Concord in fifth after first round of MEC Championship
ROANOKE, W.Va. – The Concord University is fifth after the first round of the Mountain East Conference Championship at the Arnold Palmer Course at Stonewall Resort. Although freshman Riley Bush still has two holes left to play when action resumes Monday morning, Concord has a team score of 373. Play was suspended after a the first round did not get underway until after 12:00 p.m. Sunday.
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Frank Giardina, a friend to many
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — It’s not difficult for those who knew Frank Giardina to talk about him. Giardina, the former Marshall play-by-play announcer, college athletic administrator and much more, died Sunday at the age of 72. Two of Giardina’s closest friends since his days as a Marshall student are...
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Concussion signs & symptoms: when to take high school players off the field
Oak Hill, WV (WOAY) The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) identifies concussions by multiple observable signs that can be spotted by coaches, parents, and even officials, along with symptoms the athlete reports. And there are some important things those on the sidelines should know to help keep their athletes safe.