West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey visited students at Clay-Battelle High School in Blacksville Wednesday morning to talk about some of the issues we are facing in West Virginia and what they can do to be successful future leaders. “I think it is so important to talk ...
BLACKSVILLE — “This is a very simple game. You throw the ball, you hit the ball, you catch the ball. You got it?” — Durham Bulls Manager Joe Wiggins. When addressing his 2023 baseball team, it’s probably a pretty good guess that Clay-Battelle manager Johnny Coombs might sound an ...
BLACKSVILLE — The Clay-Battelle girls’ basketball team would freely admit that they have had their challenges on the offensive side of the court at times this season, so it’s usually to their advantage to keep the game in the 40s or less. And the best way to do that is to take care ...
BLACKSVILLE — Sometimes you just need a win. Heading into Tuesday’s home game against Tygarts Valley, the Clay-Battelle girls’ basketball team had lost two straight and three of four, so the Cee-Bees were more than ready to add a win. Kenley Statler provided it, too. The junior ...
BLACKSVILLE — Sloppy, messy, and downright ugly. That describes the first three minutes of Monday’s second half for the Clay-Battelle boys’ basketball game. The Cee-Bees turned the ball over five times in their first six trips down the court and scored just one basketball to start ...
PARKERSBURG — No. 2 Williamstown scored on its first seven possessions Saturday afternoon at Stadium Field en route to a 49-6 victory against No. 15 Clay-Battelle in the opening round of the Class A playoffs. After falling behind 21-0, the Cee Bees (7-3) of head coach Ryan Wilson put ...