Zack Klemme is a journalist based in West Virginia, with a focus on local news and sports. He has written for various publications including the Herald Dispatch, Logan Banner, Charleston Gazette-Mail, and his work has also been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News and Morehead News. Zack covers a range of topics including high school sports, local events, and community news.
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By: Zack Klemme
South Charleston and Sissonville are both led by second-year football coaches who are still looking for their first win in those roles.Neither coach, and neither program, has given up on turning it around.“It’s easy to coach when you got everything lined up and you got everything you need, but the fun in coaching is the challenges, and that’s where we are right now,” Indians coach Jeremy Hairston said. “I’m not gonna say it’s always fun, but it’s a challenge."
By: Zack Klemme
The state football playoffs don’t begin until next week, and George Washington and Woodrow Wilson are already assured of berths.But postseason-caliber striving, straining and urgency figure to be on display between the two in Beckley on Friday.
By: Zack Klemme
Who minds a little drama, as long as all's well that ends well?"I'll take earlier goals, man," Woodrow Wilson boys soccer coach Steve Laraba cracked, "but I'm getting into liking these last-second game-winners."Laraba spoke moments after the Flying Eagles got their second goal at the death in as many games in the SSAC Class AAA state tournament. Woodrow's Hagen Hall punched in the go-ahead tally with 3.8 seconds remaining in a 2-1 victory over Hurricane on Saturday afternoon at Paul Cline Stadium.
By: Zack Klemme
BECKLEY -- George Washington's girls soccer team knocked, and knocked, and knocked.
By: Zack Klemme
BECKLEY — Woodrow Wilson needed a goal in the worst way as time ticked away on Saturday.
By: Zack Klemme
As the latest high-impact Philip Barbour-Oak Glen volleyball match neared its crescendo, Heather Halfin found a moment for levity – or something like it, anyway.
Ashland’s defense is tied for fifth in Kentucky’s Class 4A in points per game allowed. Its next challenge: an opposing offense that hung 59 points on a familiar opponent last
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