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For Riverside, the evening was mostly forgettable. But for South Charleston quarterback Marcel Brown, it was worth the long, painful wait.
Riverside’s Marvin Belcher picks up yardage against South Charleston.
MORGANTOWN - Sometimes it's best just to let Billy Stewart go.
MORGANTOWN - Imagine this sight at a Pitt spring football practice a little more than a year ago: A 5-foot-9, 170-pound walk-on safety chasing down LaRod Stephens-Howling, at the time Pitt's 5-7, 175-pound starting tailback.
HUNTINGTON - Marshall's goal this fall, as articulated by coach Mark Snyder, is to get back to a bowl game.
SO DID Brian Anderson set himself up to challenge Mark Cann for the Marshall starting quarterback job again, or will Cann be named the starter this week? Or maybe even today?
FOR MOUNTAIN State football fans, this time of year is like New Year's Eve in the Big Apple.
You've missed your opportunity this year.
Move over BeamerBall.com. Get ready for TonyDeMeo.com.
It's mid-August, and this is the time of the year when only a few things matter in terms of television ratings and the national sports fans: The Olympics and the start of the NFL season. Baseball is pushed to the back burner.
Redskins outscore Generals 24-0 over final two quarters
HURRICANE - Winfield had a interesting opening to its football season that saw the Generals make the jump from Class AA to Class AAA.
The West Virginia Power is headed to the South Atlantic League playoffs for the second year in a row.
West Virginia State will again be looking to open its season in style at the expense of Lincoln (Mo.) today when the teams meet in Institute.
Daniel McCormick and Levi Whitehead split goalie duties and combined for a shutout as Cross Lanes Christian defeated Mountain State Academy 9-0 Friday night in boys soccer.
Alexa Morgan, a sophomore at South Charleston High School, and MaKenzie White, a freshman at Scott High, have been selected for advanced AAU basketball competition.
The West Virginia Power's opener of a five-game homestand Thursday night against the Kannapolis (N.C.) Intimidators at Appalachian Power Park was postponed because of rain.
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