WEST MADISON — In the first game of a boys and girls soccer doubleheader at Boone Memorial Health Field on Saturday, Scott’s boys club defeated Man’s co-ed squad 3-2.
BRADSHAW — Logan’s High School football team has started the season 2-0 for the second consecutive season.
MAN — Man’s football team got back on track on Friday, as the Hillbilly offense exploded in a 68-0 thrashing of Mount View.
CHAPMANVILLE — South Charleston’s offense stayed red-hot on Friday as the Black Eagles traveled to Barker Stadium and dominated Chapmanville (1-1) 49-7 to improve to 2-0.
WAYNE — Madison native and first year Scott football head coach Nick Mullins said in the preseason it was a dream to lead his hometown Skyhawks, and he's now rejoicing in his first career coaching win.
Kids are always told by their parents to "be patient," no matter what.
DELBARTON — Man’s soccer team picked up a hard fought 1-0 victory at Mingo Central (1-3) on Thursday, improving the co-ed Hillbillies to 1-1 on the early season.
Week 2 in West Virginia is already chock-full of statement games.
LOGAN — Logan’s volleyball team outlasted Tug Valley after five back-and-forth sets at Willie Akers Arena on Thursday to improve to 4-4 on the 2026 season.
The Marshall University football team is one week away from starting its season, opening at Penn State on Sept. 5.
WEST MADISON — Logan’s co-ed soccer team traveled to Boone Memorial Health Field on Aug. 31 and defeated Scott’s boys squad 2-1 to secure the first Wildcat win on the pitch this season.
WEST MADISON — Chapmanville stands atop of the Battle of Corridor G for the second consecutive season as the Tigers scored on every offensive possession at Scott to secure a dominant 34-0 football victory in the season opener on Friday, Aug. 28.
LOGAN — Logan High School honored Aracoma High School’s 1948 and 1949 back-to-back state championship teams during a special pregame ceremony prior to the Wildcats’ season opening win over rival Man at Willis-Nisbet Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 27.
We’re baaaa-aaaaaaaack!
WEST MADISON — The Chapmanville co-ed soccer team traveled to Scott’s Boone Memorial Health Field on Thursday, Aug. 27, and improved to 3-0 with a 5-2 win over the Skyhawk boys squad, which fell to 0-3 on the season.
LOGAN — Sissonville’s boys soccer team used a hat trick from Cooper Hall to grab a 5-2 road victory over Logan’s co-ed squad in a physical match on Wednesday, Aug. 26.
NEWTOWN — Mingo Central secured county prep football bragging rights on Thursday night as the Miners dominated county rival Tug Valley 37-6 in a season-opening game at James H. "Buck” Harless Stadium.
LOGAN — Logan started the football season with a bang on Thursday, Aug. 26, as the Wildcats dominated county rival Man 39-7 at Willis-Nisbet Stadium to secure back-to-back wins over the Hillbillies.
CHAPMANVILLE — Chapmanville’s Aaden Rodighiero exploded for five goals at home on Tuesday, Aug. 25, as the Tigers improved to 2-0 on the early season after a 6-2 win against county rival Man.
CHAPMANVILLE — Fourth-year Chapmanville head football coach Zach Belcher has led his squad through a busy and challenging offseason as the Tigers look to take another step forward after a historic season in 2025.
LOGAN — It took Logan wide receiver Lucas Lambert just two years of high school football to make his name known throughout the Mountain State and beyond.
LOGAN — Second-year head coach Nick Booth and the Logan Wildcats hope to take another leap forward this season after securing a playoff berth in 2025. Booth led Logan to an 8-3 record last season, improving on a 2-8 showing from the Wildcats in 2024.
MAN — Man’s football team will rely on contribution and growth from underclassmen this fall as the Hillbillies look to move past back-to-back losing seasons and return back to a winning tradition.
If Willie Akers were to have a LinkedIn page now, his job history would certainly be long and of variety.
HAMLIN — Class AAA Lincoln County’s football team edged Class A Man 12-6 at home on Friday in the final scrimmage game for both squads before the start of the regular season. The exhibition contest was set up similarly to an official game and featured four eight minute quarters.
CHAPMANVILLE — Chapmanville’s middle school football team has worked hard over the offseason and in preseason practices as the Tigers look to improve on a solid 7-3 showing a season ago.
MAN — Man’s Middle School football program has taken advantage of the recent summer period as the Pioneers work to follow up a conference championship effort from a season ago.
NEWTOWN — Mingo Central High School has found their new baseball coach as the school administration recently chose Man alum Jordan Simpson to lead the Miner program.
LOGAN — Legendary former Logan High basketball coach and WVU star Willie Akers died in Logan on Aug. 18 at age 89.
The name Willie Akers resonates across West Virginia.
MAN — The Man Middle School Pioneers captured the Lincoln-Boone Conference championship after a strong season in 2026. The recent title serves as the third conference championship in program history, as Man won the Black Diamond Conference in 2008 and 2021.
CHAPMANVILLE — Chapmanville’s football team hosted Class AA Independence at Barker Stadium on Friday night in the Tigers’ first of two scrimmages before the 2026 regular season.
LOGAN — Logan Middle School head football coach Brandon Adkins says that the Timberwolves have hit the weight room since December and made the most of the summer period in pursuit of placing a solid product on the gridiron this fall.
MAN — Third year Man girls basketball coach Garrin Blankenship is happy with the work his young squad has put in throughout the summer period.
Marshall men’s basketball team’s schedule is highlighted by non-conference matchups at North Carolina and Ohio State.
West Virginia University announced its 2026 Hall of Fame class of seven inductees on Friday.
CHAPMANVILLE — Chapmanville’s journey to improving on last year’s historic season has officially started as the Tigers kicked off practice on Aug. 3.
LOGAN — Logan began its official practice period on Aug. 3 as the Wildcats set their sights on another winning season.
MAN — Man’s football team began its official practice period for the upcoming season on Aug. 3. Longtime Hillbilly head coach Harvey Arms says that he is optimistic about the start to the season.
MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia football defensive coordinator Zac Alley probably had someone use a neuralyzer from "Men in Black" to wipe his memory of the Mountaineer defense's performance in 2025.
Seventeen regular-season home games highlight the Marshall University women's basketball 2026-27 schedule.
CLARKSVILLE — Logan’s Senior League (15-17) softball all star team had a good showing at the Southeast Regional Tournament in Clarksville, Tennessee as the squad went 3-2 from July 24-27 to finish third out of six teams.
Tom Harmon said it was time to try something else.
CHAPMANVILLE — Chapmanville’s football team is fresh off a historic season for the program that saw the Tigers post a 12-1 overall record and finish as a Class AAA semifinalist.
LOGAN — Logan hopes to carry momentum forward from a solid 8-3 showing in 2025 as second year head coach Nick Booth and the Wildcats search for the first playoff win in program history.
MAN — Man High School held its annual baseball banquet at Mullins Park on July 26 as individual awards were handed out to honor the effort of Hillbilly standouts this past season.
CHAPMANVILLE — Chapmanville’s football team has officially finished its summer period with its annual coaches clinic and Jim Conley Youth Football Camp as the Tigers now shift their focus to the first day of official practice which begins on Aug. 3.
LOGAN – West Virginia University's men’s basketball team held a youth camp at the Chief Logan Recreation Center’s new basketball facility on Saturday, July 25, with the entire team being present for the free camp.
LOGAN — Logan’s girls basketball program has unveiled the lineup for the annual Wildcat Classic which will take place at Willie Akers Arena on Friday, Jan. 8, and Saturday, Jan. 9, 2027.
The overwhelming majority of West Virginia's 1.77 million or so residents didn't seek out this particular culture war.
