MORGANTOWN — It’s been over two weeks since West Virginia football started camp, and as classes have started, camps over and now it’s just normal practice, moving the sessions to the afternoon. A talking point Rich Rodriguez’s brought up a couple of times is the weather for ...
PORTSMOUTH — The River Pilots started their season with a win Thursday, trouncing Notre Dame 41-6 behind a big day on the ground by Wyatt Stalder. Stalder ran for three touchdowns to begin his senior season with a bang. Trey Larrick also ran for a touchdown. Evan Longwell caught a touchdown pass from sophomore QB Cam Abbott, and also snagged an interception on the other side of the ball. Abbott ran in for a touchdown to cement the rout. River next travels to play Buckeye Local, their second-straight road game to open the season. The Pilots’ home debut will not come until the week ...
COLUMBUS – Ray Hibbs, Athletic Administrator at Harrison Central High School and Junior High School, will begin his second year of a three-year term on the Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Directors when the OHSAA board gathers in Columbus for its first meeting of the 2026-27 school year on August 27. Ray is serving as the 7th-8th grade representative from the East District. The OHSAA is the governing body of high school and junior high sports in Ohio. It is a voluntary, non-profit organization that governs 815 high schools and 740 middle schools, which includes ...
WEST LIBERTY — The quarterback position will be one of the most closely watched groups as West Liberty opens a new era under first-year head coach Chad Salisbury, and the Hilltoppers enter the 2026 season with a returning starter leading the way. Senior Kohl Meisman returns to direct the ...
The Linsly School announced Thursday the hiring of Anthony “Tony” Sunseri as the new Head Coach of the Cadets Swimming Program. A native of the Pittsburgh area, Sunseri brings decades of experience as both a competitive swimmer and coach. As a young athlete, he competed on multiple ...
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Rory McIlroy might not be as far away as he thought four days ago, playing bogey-free at Bellerive for a 6-under 64 that gave him a share of the lead Thursday in the BMW Championship with three other U.S. Open champions and Chris Gotterup. Four days brought a big change for ...
