Spencer Ripchik is a journalist at The Dominion Post. He specializes in sports, covering a range of topics including team sports, major league sports, and competitive sports, as well as the intersection of sports with business and real estate. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and The Oregonian.
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Spencer Ripchik's focus is predominantly on local college basketball events, with a majority of his coverage dedicated to event reporting and expert commentary. Given this emphasis, individuals directly involved in the local college basketball scene may find success reaching out to Spencer.
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By: Spencer Ripchik
MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia baseball lost another player to the MLB after being drafted and another who hadn't even seen the field. Right-handed incoming freshman Kyle Casteel officially signed with the Chicago White Sox on Thursday night. He inked a $1.25 million signing bonus after being drafted in the 11th round as the 315th pick.
By: Spencer Ripchik
MORGANTOWN -- On July 17, West Virginia football released a hype video on its social media platforms. It showed moments from the past, including Tavon Austin, Pat White and Pat McAfee, and showed some highlights from last season. The 17th of July marked 50 days until the Mountaineers run out onto the field to play against Coastal Carolina. It seems like just yesterday the baseball team was playing in the College World Series semifinals, and now it's almost football season.
MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia baseball's roster isn't complete yet. The Mountaineers announced they've signed Queens (N.C.) two-way player Ryan Brown for the 2027 season.
MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia football changed the date of the home matchup against Ohio, which moved up the start of the 2027 season.
By: Spencer Ripchik
MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia football defensive back Jordan Scruggs and defensive lineman Eddie Kelly Jr. are exhausting options to play another year for the Mountaineers.
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia athletics has announced a jersey patch partnership deal with Antero Resources for all 18 home and away uniforms in the department. The deal is a five-year partnership with the company, marking the first jersey partnership in the school’s history. “This is an historic day for West Virginia Athletics, and I am […]
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — On July 31, U.S. District Court of Colorado Judge Charlotte Sweeney issued a class-wide injunction against the NCAA, granting all 2022 athletes a fifth year of eligibility. This comes after the NCAA changed the eligibility rules to 5-for-5, meaning athletes have five years to play five seasons, which didn't include 2022 athletes. Judge Sweeney clarified this doesn't mean athletes can transfer to other schools.
MORGANTOWN -- It was 75 degrees, sunny and no humidity in Morgantown Wednesday morning for West Virginia football's first practice of fall camp.
By: Spencer Ripchik
MORGANTOWN — The last time West Virginia football's defense took the field was when Texas Tech scored 49 points in a 49-0 loss.
By: Spencer Ripchik
MORGANTOWN -- It was almost a year ago when Rich Rodriguez made his debut back at West Virginia against Robert Morris. By looking at the boxscore, you'd think the FCS school from up the road was no match for the Mountaineers, but that was only the case in the second half.
