MORGANTOWN — West Virginia wrestling announced it's bringing in one of the all-time greats back to its program as part of its coaching staff. All-time winningest Mountaineer wrestler Peyton Hall is joining head coach Tim Flynn's staff as an assistant. "I am excited to give back to a ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – C.J. Goodwin’s journey from East Wheeling to playing 12 seasons in the NFL came to a halt Saturday night when the Linsly graduate announced his retirement during an event held inside the Crescent Acres Event Center. The 36-year-old only played one season of high school ...
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Folarin Balogun scored his third goal of the World Cup before being sent off with a red card in the second half, and Malik Tillman converted on a free kick to give the 10-man United States squad a 2-0 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday night to advance to ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – After 30 seasons of coaching high school baseball and more than 500 career victories, Tom Sliva will be joining an elite club early next year. The former St. John Central and current St. Clairsville head diamond boss was informed recently that he has been selected for ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Brendan Sorsby is moving on to 2027. The NFL sent a memo to all 32 teams on Tuesday informing them that Sorsby, a quarterback whose college career ended when the NCAA banished him for gambling activity that included wagers on his own team while on the roster at Indiana in ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia baseball landed a top ACC arm out of the transfer portal Tuesday night. The Mountaineers received a commitment from Louisville starting pitcher Colton Hartman, according to multiple sources. 64Analytics was on the story first. Hartman is an Ohio native and heads to Morgantown as a senior transfer, and if he chooses, is draft-eligible this offseason. Hartman is a big 6-foot-3 left-handed pitcher who spent three years with the Cardinals. Last year, Hartman made 11 starts and had 14 appearances, in which he went 4-2. He posted a 5.91 ERA, which was a drastic ...
