David Walsh

Marshall trailed by 17 points in the second half, cut the deficit to four late, but the University of North Carolina Wilmington produced the necessary offense to hold off the Thundering Herd, 78-69, in a Saturday matinee in front of 4,811 at Trask Coliseum in Wilmington, N.C.

Herd handled Louisiana for seventh straight win, 10th this season.

Next stop for the Marshall soccer team: the College Cup Final Four in Cary, North Carolina.

2024 was another eventful year for Standardization News and SN Online. Covering events like the Summer Olympics, the ongoing PFAS crisis, and building trends in the aftermath of weather events like Hurricane Helene made for compelling and informative content on the field of standards.

Both coaches admit they’ll have their hands full Friday night when top seed Ohio State and No. 13 seed Marshall meet in the semifinal round in the College Cup Final Four at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C.

Marshall’s soccer team wouldn’t be denied and will next play for its second National Championship in four years.

Marshall’s soccer team wouldn’t be denied and is going to its second NCAA College Cup championship match in four years.

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — If Marshall’s Mikal Dawson had an extra bit of pep in the step Saturday, it’s understandable why. He and his Thundering Herd teammates were taking on rival Ohio University at Cam Henderson Center.

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall broke free from an early 10-10 tie to build a 41-24 lead at the break, and the Thundering Herd steadily pulled away from West Virginia Wesleyan in the final 20 minutes to romp, 93-63, Monday night in front of 3,424 fans at Cam Henderson Center.

HUNTINGTON – Spring Valley shows up for work on the court each game. Huntington High displays sort of a work in process.