Jason Hurst is a journalist based in Huntington, West Virginia, and writes for WCHS. He covers local sports events, including high school and college basketball, as well as other local news and events in the Huntington area. Jason is dedicated to providing timely and accurate information to the community.
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Jason's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and high school athletics. He covers events extensively, making him receptive to pitches about upcoming games, player interviews, or human-interest stories related to the local sports scene in West Virginia.
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Volume 90% HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Marshall football's 15 spring practices concluded Saturday with the annual spring game.
The University of Charleston baseball team is pretty good. The Golden Eagles are in first place in the south division of the Mountain East Conference, sporting a 32-7 overall record, 19-3 in the MEC. So, what is the recipe for success?
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Mountain State Athletic Conference held their conference tournament at Little Creek Park in South Charleston on Thursday.Hurrican took the title with a 9-5 win
The Charleston Dirty Birds were able to walk it off 5-4 over Staten Island in the 9th inning on a Delino DeShields Jr. RBI hit.In the first inning, Charleston
West Virginia State football concluded their spring football workouts with Friday's spring game. Players such as Noel Felder were held out, but it was a chance to sing some young players' shine. A lot of athleticism was on display and Coach Pennington liked the energy and effort out of his guys this spring.
By: Kristofer Plona, Jason Hurst
While a pair of Spring Valley High School standouts didn't hear their name called on Draft Day, they did sign free agent deals with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Mountain State Athletic Conference held their league tournament over the
Hoover softball continues to be one of the hottest teams in the state. On Tuesday, Laila Varney threw a perfect game and faced just 15 batters. She followed that performance with an 8-0 win in six innings over a ranked Roane County team.
Nitro baseball was able to score three runs in the first inning and hold on for a 4-1 win over St. Albans on Wednesday. In the third inning, the Red Dragons got a run back but the Wildcats responded with a run of their own in the bottom frame.
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