High school and college baseball and softball results and schedules
West Virginia sectional softball and baseball results from Wednesday and upcoming games across Class AAA and AA regions. Includes Princeton, Woodrow Wilson, Bluefield, PikeView, James Monroe, Richlands, Tazewell, Valley Fayette, South Charleston, PikeView, and PikeView hosting doubleheaders. College WVIAC tournament schedule with Friday to Sunday games at Princeton. MLB and NBA/NHL scores and schedules noted, plus Richlands coach Brad Strong commenting on Kevin Hamilton’s pitching against Tazewell’s George Wythe rivals.
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PikeView Panthers sweep Valley Fayette for ninth straight win
PikeView Panthers extend win streak to nine with a doubleheader sweep of Valley Fayette High School. In game one, Josh Wyatt tossed a complete game as Jesse Roberts drove in two with a first inning single. In game two, PikeView built an 8-2 lead, Valley Fayette rallied to 8-8 before PikeView pulled away behind four RBIs from Wyatt and two hits by Jeremy Yahya. Joey Compton added four runs across both games as PikeView improves to 10-7 and hosts Wyoming East next.
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Richlands tops Tazewell in SWC baseball battle
In Warrelld, Richlands Blue Tornado edged Tazewell Bulldogs 2 to 1 in eight innings at Southwest Virginia Community College to seize the Southwest District lead. Pitching dominated as Casey Herald and Kevin Hamilton kept the hit total low, with Richlands scoring on a first inning RBI by Timmy Brown and a late run in extra frames.
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Patrick Cronce
Derrick Joyce
Galen Godbey
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Thompson
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Josh Gravelle
Ryan Leedy
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Cosby signs to play softball at Bluefield State College
Montcalm four year starter Tiffany Cosby joins teammate Jessica Johnson as a signees for Bluefield State College in the past two weeks. Cosby, a quick, versatile third baseman, plans to major in medicine to become an anesthesiologist. Coach Todd Buckingham lauds her speed, baserunning, and defensive range as essential assets for the Lady Blues.
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Top college talent converging on Princeton this weekend
West Virginia State and Concord College meet at Hunnicutt Field as the WVIC conference championships open with State against Concord. Shepherd College, West Liberty State, and other contenders follow in a weekend bracket featuring standout hitters like David Smith, Jean-Gilles Larocque, Charlie Drummond, and pitchers such as Scott Patterson and Jake Saunders. Free admission offered to area youth in uniform.
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West takes helm as Grizzlies president of basketball operations
WVU basketball legend Jerry West leaves Los Angeles after 40 years to join the Memphis Grizzlies as president of basketball operations in a multiyear deal reportedly worth 5 million per year. longtime WVU coach and Lakers executive Jerry West is set to rebuild a struggling Grizzlies in a market far from his Morgantown home. West's former mentor Schaus predicts it will take years and relies on free agency to reshape the Memphis roster and competitive prospects.
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