HUNTINGTON — Public address announcers often mispronounce Jonny Aya-ay’s name, but for certain they won’t forget it. Pronounced “Eye-uh eye,” the Huntington High School kicker’s name is […]
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Huntington’s Zah Jackson repeats as Carl Lee Award winner
HUNTINGTON — Billy Seals bristled at an official who threw a flag for pass interference on Zah Jackson early last season. “A kid with offers from SEC […]
Morgantown’s Bobby Powell named 1st-team all-state in Class AAA
Morgantown High standout Bobby Powell has been named first-team all-state for the second-straight season. The senior closed his high school career with 35 tackles, one interception and […]
Winfield’s Kuhl, North Marion’s Minor captain Class AA All-State football team
Offensive linemen usually don’t get credit for what they do. But not this year: Winfield senior Caleb Kuhl is the captain of the West Virginia Sports Writers […]
Clay-Battelle lands 4 players on All-State honorable mention
Clay-Battelle landed four players on the Class A All-State honorable mention list. Maverick Gum, Braden Pnceroff, JC Spears and Zac Hall all received the honor. Gum led […]
Huntington overruns Morgantown, 59-13, in opening round of playoffs
HUNTINGTON — The No. 15 Morgantown Mohigans traveled to Huntington for the first round of the Class AAA state football playoffs and saw their season come to […]
University closes season with 34-27 upset win over Oak Hill
OAK HILL – All season long Oak Hill has been making history. On Friday night, the University Hawks swooped into John P. Duda Stadium and put a damper […]
Cee-Bees fall in season finale to Magnolia
BLACKSVILLE – In most seasons, the Clay-Battelle football team plays its last regular season game with big stakes on the table – qualifying for the playoffs, or […]
Strong opposing defense puts Mohigans out in 24-7 loss to Linsly
A week after a strong comeback in the Mohawk Bowl, Morgantown hoped head into the Class AAA playoffs with a lot of momentum, but Linsly had a […]
Preston’s football season ends with 46-20 loss to Philip Barbour
KINGWOOD — A disastrous third quarter turned a one-point lead into a 26-point hole as Preston finished its season with a 46-20 loss to Philip Barbour Friday […]
