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Knights expect improved depth and cleaner play to lead to more wins

KINGWOOD — Three seniors lead the way for the Preston girls' basketball team ahead of the 2023-24 season. To improve upon last season's record, the Knights will look for contributions from underclassmen, as well. In fact, head coach Brian Miller says that should be the team's biggest ...

Preston’s football season ends with 46-20 loss to Philip Barbour

KINGWOOD — A disastrous third quarter turned a one-point lead into a 26-point hole as Preston finished its season with a 46-20 loss to Philip Barbour Friday night. The Knights (2-8) led 13-12 at halftime, but the Colts (8-2) scored four touchdowns in a third quarter where Preston did not ...

Local teams ready to run at State Cross Country Championships

MORGANTOWN -- Preston High cross country coach Paul Martin has led teams in the area for the past 27 years, and 2023 might be his most unique campaign to date. Four of the top five girls runners are sisters. There's junior Hallie Simmons, along with freshman Ava Simmons, as ...

University handles Preston 50-19 to keep playoff hopes alive

KINGWOOD — The University High School football team defeated the Preston Knights on Friday night behind some stout defense and a solid mix of ground and passing game on offense to earn an important victory. With the win the Hawks are back to 4-4 and may control their own destiny going ...

Hawks come alive in 2nd half to get past Knights in sectional semifinal

MORGANTOWN – Clinging to a 2-1 halftime lead, University High School boys’ soccer coach Michael Smith was left wondering exactly where his team’s collective heads were on Tuesday night. “Tonight, I figured out that we needed to remove our head from a certain area,” Smith said of ...

Preston falls in annual Buckwheat Bowl, 50-13, to Woodrow Wilson

KINGWOOD — A slow start on defense in the first quarter and an offense that couldn’t get out of its own way spelled doom for the Preston Knights in the annual Buckwheat Bowl Thursday afternoon. “We’re young,” said Preston coach Mark Deep. “We’re getting better, but we still ...