Duane Carpenter is a journalist at My Buckhannon. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and marketing, with a focus on both team and individual sports, along with sports tournaments. Duane's insights and expertise in these areas have been featured in multiple publications.
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Duane focuses heavily on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and wrestling within the Buckhannon, West Virginia area. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing updates on upcoming games or tournaments involving B-U Buccaneers teams or highlighting exceptional performances by local athletes in these sports.
Given Duane's coverage attributes which emphasize event coverage and announcements, offering exclusive insights into upcoming games or significant team developments could increase the chance of your pitch being considered for publication.
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The UCRC canceled the rest of its Bobcat Division postseason tournament after devastating regional flooding turned the venue into a donation center. Regular-season leader WV Split Rail was awarded the championship as organizers prioritize community recovery.
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Duane Carpenter | | The WVU Medicine St. Joseph's Rural Health Clinic is now accepting newborns at its Buckhannon office, with
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Hank Ellis Insurance surged from sixth to first in the Bob Cupp Memorial Golf League with a 27-13 win over Highland Landscaping. Steve Hollen earned Low Actual honors with a 36 and shared Low Net honors with John Mathias at 32.
Buckhannon-Upshur opened preseason camp with 41 players as coach Sloan Baisden continues rebuilding the program. The Bucs will focus on developing young talent, replacing quarterback Dawson Tenney and finding new leaders after a 2025 playoff berth.
B-U alum Rosie Shackleford, 20, takes over as the Lady Bucs’ fifth girls soccer coach in six years. Having experienced frequent turnover as a player, she hopes to bring stability, trust and a long-term commitment to her hometown program.
With a veteran core, deeper roster and two full offseasons in Dalton Auvil’s system, Buckhannon-Upshur boys soccer aims to build on last year’s seven wins. Strong summer work has the Bucs preparing for tough openers against Morgantown and Martinsburg.
Buckhannon-Upshur’s young cross-country teams are building mileage, confidence and chemistry under second-year coach Justin Bowers. With a committed boys squad and a deep girls roster, the Buccaneers are pushing for another trip to states.
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Jessica McQuain returns to lead Buckhannon-Upshur volleyball, aiming to build a positive, competitive program rooted in effort, accountability and pride. The former Lady Bucs coach wants players to grow on and off the court.
