Joe Brocato is a Sports Anchor/Reporter at WV MetroNews and West Virginia Radio Corporation. He covers a range of topics including high school sports, college athletics, and professional sports, with a particular focus on football and basketball. Joe's work has been featured in notable publications such as Forbes, Cumberland Times-News, Hampshire Review, and West Virginia MetroNews.
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By: Joe Brocato
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The Tug Valley Panthers are eight games into their Class A state title defense and early returns are promising that the crew from Naugatuck can travel up Route 119 North to Charleston in mid-March once again. Tug Valley is off to a 6-2 start. The record includes a pair of last-second losses and an impressive win over Williamstown in the Willie Akers Classic. Veteran head coach Garland Thompson says his team is making strides a month into the season.
By: Joe Brocato
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — One of the state’s most successful football head coaches has stepped down after eight seasons leading his alma mater. Fairmont Senior’s Nick Bartic has resigned after posting an 87-17 record since 2017.
By: Joe Brocato
PLEASANT VALLEY, W.Va. — Highlights from Tug Valley’s 41-37 win over Ripley in the East Fairmont Classic.
By: Joe Brocato
PLEASANT VALLEY, W.Va. — Highlights from East Fairmont’s 69-49 win over Oak Hill in the East Fairmont Classic.
PLEASANT VALLEY, W.Va. — Highlights from Gilmer County’s 55-53 win over Keyser in the East Fairmont Classic.
By: Joe Brocato
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Winners of their last eleven games inside the Coliseum, the WVU women’s basketball team will step onto their biggest broadcast stage during the regular season Sunday afternoon. The No. 20 Mountaineers (14-3, 4-2 Big 12) will host Iowa State at 1 p.m. in a game that will be broadcast by FOX.
By: Joe Brocato
The Mountaineers have now defeated three Top 10 opponents this season.
By: Joe Brocato
West Virginia collected their third Top 10 win of the year with a 64-57 triumph over No. 2 Iowa State.
By: Joe Brocato
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A 20-3 first-quarter run set the tone and created double-digit distance on the scoreboard, allowing the No. 20 West Virginia women’s basketball team to defeat Iowa State, 82-68 inside a snow-covered Coliseum on Sunday afternoon.
By: Joe Brocato
Obinna Anochili-Killen’s name is etched atop the Marshall career record books in blocked shots and at the pace he is going, it is unlikely his mark will be matched anytime soon. On December 7, the Chapmanville High School alumnus broke the previous program record for blocks that was held by Jannson Williams (196).
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