Joe Brocato is a sports anchor and reporter for WV MetroNews and West Virginia Radio Corporation. He specializes in covering high school and West Virginia University sports. With a focus on local sports, Joe provides in-depth analysis, game coverage, and interviews with athletes and coaches. His work has also been featured in Forbes.
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By: Joe Brocato
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — Despite being held hitless in the first six innings of their McDonald’s Classic tournament finale against George Washington, Bridgeport found themselves tied at 2 and with a chance for a walk-off victory. That’s exactly what happened for the Indians, but in unique fashion.
By: Joe Brocato
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The MetroNews high school softball coaches poll is voted upon weekly by a panel of coaches across West Virginia. The rankings include overall records, total points and first-place votes in parenthesis. Games played through Saturday, April 13 are reflected in the initial rankings. The poll will be released each Monday through the end of the regular season.
By: Joe Brocato
WVU hosts their lone home tournament of the year in the ninth annual event.
By: Joe Brocato
The Maroon Knights rallied back from a four-run deficit to collect their eighth consecutive victory.
By: Joe Brocato
WVU wins fourth team championship in nine-year history of event.
By: Joe Brocato
Senior Evan Jenkins went the distance on the mound and had the game-winning RBI in Keyser's tenth consecutive victory.
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Keyser senior Evan Jenkins produced nearly as many hits at the plate as he allowed in a complete-game victory as the No. 1 Golden Tornado defeated regional rival and Class AA No. 4 Fairmont Senior, 2-1.
By: Joe Brocato
Three practices remain prior to the annual Gold-Blue Game.
By: Joe Brocato
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — New WVU head coach Darian DeVries has announced the hiring of Chester Frazier as the new associate head coach of the Mountaineers.
Williamson resigned after one season leading his alma mater.
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