GRANVILLE — West Virginia pitcher Chansen Cole was overlooked coming out of the transfer portal. He was a Division II pitcher from Newberry College, was only a sophomore, didn’t have high velocity and was unproven at the Division I level, and more importantly, in a power ...
MORGANTOWN -- Somewhere in the desert heat, at a time when most of the country was nestled away safely in their beds, the ninth-ranked WVU baseball team has once again gotten right what had once been terribly wrong. The Mountaineers – behind a three-hit game from Sean Smith and a group ...
GRANVILLE — No. 18 West Virginia needed a big series this weekend against Kansas State to get the season back on track after going 1-3 over four games last week. The Mountaineers bounced back and took the series over Kansas State in the first two games, which was the first time since the ...
After losing a tough series to UCF, No. 17 West Virginia baseball bounced back to beat Texas Tech in a three-game series by winning the rubber match on Sunday in Lubbock. The Mountaineers starter Chansen Cole allowed just two runs and pitched into the ninth inning to secure the third game ...
MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia pulled even in its three-game series against Baylor on Saturday in a big way. The Mountaineers pounded out a season-high 17 hits and Chansen Cole improved to 3-0 on the mound, as the Mountaineers ran past the Bears, 13-2, inside Baylor Ballpark in Waco, ...
After an impressive performance from Division II transfer Dawson Montesa in Game 1 of the series against Kennesaw State, it was other Division II transfer Chansen Cole’s turn in Game 2. Cole picked up right where Montesa left off and showed off the strength of the pitching staff of West ...