Justin Jackson

OMAHA, Neb. – Ben Lumsden’s fly ball in the bottom of the ninth Wednesday, man, for a split second, it looked really good for West Virginia. “Definitely thought it was a homer,” WVU baseball coach Steve Sabins later admitted. “I think when you’re at that point, you’re seeing everything in a positive light. You’re like, […]

Photo by Bejamin Powell WVU guard Gia Cooke, pictured during a home game vs. Texas Tech on January 7, 2025.

Mark Kellogg thought he had a plan. Or maybe it was a plan the WVU women's basketball coach simply had to alter more than a few times. Or maybe it was an assembly of good ideas with several subheads and options attached to them.

MORGANTOWN -- The next step in the progression of Gavin Kelly’s baseball journey will see the utility man representing Team USA in the inaugural World Collegiate Baseball Championship, July 11-15,

MORGANTOWN — The next step in the progression of Gavin Kelly’s baseball journey will see the utility man representing Team USA in the inaugural World Collegiate Baseball Championship, July 11-15, in Taichung City, Taiwan. Kelly, who wrapped up his sophomore season batting .382 with 19 home runs and 63 RBIs, was named as part of […]

MORGANTOWN — His nickname back in the day was “The Magician,” which was handed to Kerr Kriisa by his former WVU men’s basketball teammates. There isn’t enough magic in the world that can seemingly make Kriisa’s current troubles disappear. The college basketball journeyman who spent the 2023-24 season with the Mountaineers, was arrested by the […]

MORGANTOWN -- His nickname back in the day was "The Magician," which was handed to Kerr Kriisa by his former WVU men's basketball teammates.

Former WVU men's basketball player Kerr Kriisa appeared in a Kentucky federal courtroom Tuesday in what was his first appearance on five counts of wire fraud which allegedly totaled around $2.2 million.

MORGANTOWN — Steve Sabins will be watching this weekend's MLB Amateur Draft with both anticipation and with his fingers crossed.

The two WVU pitchers were selected during the first day of the MLB Amateur Draft, Montesa with the 72nd overall selection by the St. Louis Cardinals and Yehl was picked 91st overall by the Kansas City Royals.