Rick Elmore is a Sports Reporter at the Charleston Gazette-Mail. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, individual sports, and sports tournaments, while also touching on themes of competitive and professional sports, as well as arts and entertainment. Rick's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Coal Valley News, Logan Banner, and the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, among others.
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By: Rick Elmore
Luke Elphingstone and Kendall Ryan, winners of the men's and women's Elite Criterium national championships on Thursday, relied on the work of the riders of their respective teams to help them claim the individual titles at the USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships.
By: Rick Elmore
Luke Elphingstone and Kendall Ryan, winners of the men's and women's Elite Criterium national championships on Thursday, relied on the work of the riders of their respective teams to help them claim the individual titles at the USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships.
By: Rick Elmore
INSTITUTE, W.Va. -- The best of the North meets the best of the South on Saturday, when the Bears and Cardinals meet in football all-star play at South Charleston’s Black
By: Rick Elmore
The Cardinals dominated the annual North-South Boys Basketball Classic on Friday, winning 126-81 over the North at the South Charleston Community Center.
By: Rick Elmore
Spring Valley's Zeke Lewis will carry the torch for all of Wayne County and the greater Huntington area into this weekend's annual North-South Football Classic at South Charleston's Black Eagles Stadium.
The Bears brought all the offense and the defense Saturday as the North defeated the South 34-7 in the annual all-star football game at South Charleston's Black Eagles Stadium.
Jack Byrer of University accounted for three Bears touchdowns on Saturday in leading the North to a 34-7 victory over the South in the annual all-star game at South Charleston's Black Eagles Stadium.
By: Rick Elmore
The Cardinals dominated the annual North-South Boys Basketball Classic on Friday, winning 126-81 over the North at the South Charleston Community Center.
By: Rick Elmore
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By: Rick Elmore
Charleston Catholic catcher Zaden Ranson was named the winner of the Johnny Bench Award on Thursday following his senior season with the Irish. The award goes to the top softball and baseball catchers in West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana as well as the top backstops in NCAA Division I baseball and softball.
