MORGANTOWN — A difficult fourth quarter cost the Hawks a home win against the Highlanders. Leading, 42-40, heading into the final frame, UHS was outscored, 23-15, in the final eight […]
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Boys’ basketball: Trinity 70, Moorefield 42
MOOREFIELD — Led by Joel Robertson offensively and defensively, the Trinity boys’ basketball team leaped past the Yellow Jackets, 70-42, for their 10th win Jan. 27. “We started off slow […]
Wyatt DeWitt signs with WVU swimming and diving team
MORGANTOWN — WVU swimming and diving team signed it’s latest — and youngest — recruit Jan. 27 just prior to its final home meet of the season. Wyatt DeWitt, 5, […]
MHS wrestler Shriver gearing for place at state
MORGANTOWN — Among the many attributes needed to be a successful wrestler, or just an athlete in general, the most important may be mental toughness and the drive to improve […]
WVU women face tall task against Baylor
MORGANTOWN — Looking at the roster for the No. 3 Baylor women’s basketball team, the size of the bigs leaps off the page, which has been a mantra for the […]
House panel begins work on state BOE amendment
The Dominion Post CHARLESTON — The House Judiciary Committee began work Jan. 26 on a resolution for a constitutional amendment to elect state school board members. After allowing some time […]
Prep roundup: Friend scores 31 to lead PHS
KINGWOOD — After surviving a slow start, the Knights avenged a 20-point loss from earlier this season. Makenzie Friend missed her career high by one point and finished with 31 […]
MHS swimmer Moore freestyles for Mohigans
MORGANTOWN — The freestyle can be one of the most pure athletic abilities if done correctly. For most, it is known as the “front stroke,” one of the most basic […]
Hawks fly past rival MHS in second half
MORGANTOWN — University High boys’ basketball head coach Joe Schmidle was nervous heading into its rivalry game against Morgantown High, at the Rowdy Center, on Jan. 26. For the first […]
Miles Jr. became more than just a quote
MORGANTOWN — Wide-eyed, energetic and confident, Daxter Miles Jr.’s first trip to the NCAA tournament found him playing in the 2016 Sweet 16. He sat at his locker stall, inside […]
