Greg Carey is a sports writer for West Virginia MetroNews, focusing on local sports in West Virginia. With a passion for covering high school and college athletics, Greg brings in-depth analysis and game recaps to his readers, providing them with the latest updates and insights on the local sports scene.
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Greg Carey's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball and college sports in West Virginia. He regularly covers game recaps and team performance analysis. If you have insights related to local basketball events or the performance of West Virginia college teams, Greg would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Greg Carey
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — When he looks back on last season, West Virginia’s leading rusher doesn’t feel as though he exceeded expectations.
Zach Frazier made history throughout his storied West Virginia career, starting 46 games and 37 consecutively at center, while earning All-American honors twice and All-Big 12 Conference status on three occasions.
By: Greg Carey
GRANVILLE, W.Va. — West Virginia had not played this week before Friday’s series opener against Baylor, and the Mountaineers lost their three most recent contests last weekend at Texas Tech. So when the Bears got a leadoff home run from the game’s first batter, Enzo Apodaca, as part of a two-run first inning, an already
By: Greg Carey
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia head coach Neal Brown has noted his appreciation for straying from the norm in a spring football game.
By: Greg Carey
Ali went to the Baltimore Ravens in the fifth round, while Abraham was picked by the Indianapolis Colts in the sixth.
By: Greg Carey
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia concluded spring practice with its annual Gold-Blue Game, a glorified scrimmage where the Mountaineer roster is broken into two teams and competes in a setting far different from that of a normal football game.
By: Greg Carey
The Indians scored nine unanswered runs over the final four innings, which was plenty of support for relief pitcher Carson Currey, who allowed one baserunner in four scoreless frames.
By: Greg Carey
Spring Valley's Luis Montoya limited the Knights to two hits Tuesday night at GoMart Ballpark.
By: Greg Carey
Laila Varney struck out 15 and did not allow a hit as the Huskies had their way.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — While University combined for 30 runs in victories against Bridgeport and Buckhanoon-Upshur to start the postseason, Hawks’ head coach Mindy Parks felt her team was capable of more quality plate appearances.
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