MORGANTOWN -- If you were to think of it as a mathematical equation, when it comes to the WVU baseball program, the answer is already there and obvious. It came in the form of Paul Schoenfeld’s dramatic go-ahead home run against Kentucky, the thousands of fans who filled Randy’s Ridge ...
OMAHA, Neb. – Ben Lumsden’s fly ball in the bottom of the ninth Wednesday, man, for a split second, it looked really good for West Virginia. “Definitely thought it was a homer,” WVU baseball coach Steve Sabins later said following the Mountaineers’ 12-7 loss against North ...
MORGANTOWN — North Carolina outfielder Carter French caught the ball and put an end to the 2026 West Virginia baseball season. It wrapped up a historic and exciting season. It was a season that had it all. The season that saw a record amount of wins for the Mountaineers, the first ...
MORGANTOWN — In the first inning of the semifinals against North Carolina, West Virginia baseball put Chansen Cole out on the mound. Cole had been dominant in the postseason, and he felt like he was only getting better as the season deepened. He pitched in the College World Series ...
OMAHA, Neb. – Gavin Kelly’s last swing of the season put him in the WVU baseball history books. His final words were even stronger. “I just want to say thank you to all the seniors, the staff and to all the people behind the scenes helping WVU baseball,” Kelly said Wednesday, ...
West Virginia baseball catcher Matthew Graveline threw down to third base to try to catch the North Carolina base runner. He had him dead, but Tyrus Hall didn't catch the ball, sending it into the outfield, allowing a run. Ben Lumsden and Hall set up for a fly ball in foul territory, and the ...
