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WVU women’s basketball filling holes on roster

Mark Kellogg thought he had a plan. Or maybe it was a plan the WVU women’s basketball coach simply had to alter more than a few times. Or maybe it was an assembly of good ideas with several subheads and options attached to them. He knew he had something, though, Kellogg knew that for ...

WVU transfer QB learning from among the best

MORGANTOWN — When most of the college athletes think of West Virginia football, they think of wide receiver Tavon Austin and his highlight tape. New Mountaineers transfer quarterback was asked on the "3 Guys Before the Game" what he thought of when he hears WVU football. "I knew about West Virginia because of the Big 12," Hawkins said. "I kind of knew about Pat White already." That perks up the ears. White was one of the legendary quarterbacks in WVU football history, winning four bowl games as a starter. He set multiple records and is even having his jersey retired against ...

WVU women already 'gelling' this summer

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — UCF senior transfer forward Khyala Ngodu had the reality dating show "Love Island" on her television the other night, but she wasn't watching alone. The rest of the West Virginia women's basketball team was there, too, laughing, smiling and talking about the show as most ...

Marietta hires Jason Ellis to coach boys hoops

In his playing days at Marietta College, Jason Ellis became known for taking over games with his scoring prowess. Now, he’s hoping to take over games at Marietta High School, but in a different capacity. The Tigers have hired Ellis as their new boys basketball coach. Ellis coached middle ...

Liedtke’s next chapter begins at Shenandoah

SARAHSVILLE — Not long after accepting the position of athletic director at Shenandoah High School, former Fort Frye baseball coach Trey Engle found out he was going to need to fill the position of head basketball coach. Immediately, Engle had one candidate in mind in former Fort Frye ...

Catching up: Turner Hill enjoys power surge at triple-A

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — If the San Francisco Giants organization didn’t have Marietta native Turner Hill on their radar before, they most certainly do now. Already in the midst of an outstanding 2026 season, the month of June has no doubt been the best month of Hill’s four-year minor ...