Rick Ryan is a local journalist based in Charleston, West Virginia. He has written for publications such as the Charleston Gazette-Mail, Herald Dispatch, Logan Banner, Phys.org, and The Coal Valley News. Rick's articles primarily cover high school sports, with a focus on boys basketball in the West Virginia area.
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No one was happier to see Friday’s drenching rains clear up more than Nitro’s football team. When the foul weather passed, so did the Wildcats.
ST. ALBANS, W.Va. -- With the advent of a 16-team Class AAAA division in West Virginia — in which all schools automatically qualify for the playoffs — the regular season, in a way, becomes little more than an audition.
By: Rick Ryan
When it comes to making their program relevant again — and playoff worthy — Josh Moody and his Nitro teammates have already been there and done that.
Two weeks before the high school football regular season kicked off, the Mountain State Athletic Conference was suddenly split in two. Now just past midseason, sentiment on that switch also
By: Rick Ryan
Following Friday’s 55-6 victory at Sissonville, Winfield’s schedule now ramps up considerably over the final three weeks of the regular season. Nothing should make the Generals happier.
Yes, all 16 teams in the state’s new Class AAAA division automatically make the playoffs this season, but there’s still plenty of motivation, even for the teams closer to the
WINFIELD — The first quarter belonged to Winfield. The rest of the game was all Scott.
WINFIELD — The first quarter belonged to Winfield. The rest of the game was all Scott.
By: Rick Ryan
WEIRTON — Herbert Hoover has learned from history, and thus isn’t doomed to repeat it as the playoffs loom.
By: Rick Ryan
Certainly some big questions arose when the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission decided to delay its high school football playoffs because of ongoing legal issues surrounding its ratings system.
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