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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IRONTON — Ironton and Liberty Center's football coaches are no strangers to Saturday's stage.
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On Saturday night, Marshall University won a football conference championship. On Sunday, the Thundering Herd was without a coach.
By: Zack Klemme
For Spring Mills, the high of making its first state football championship game is only the latest notable moment in a season that has resembled a roller-coaster ride.The Class AAAA state final on Saturday night against Martinsburg will culminate a Cardinals campaign that has been dominant on the field – against the backdrop of the offseason death of a player, the forced forfeiture of four victories amidst eligibility and legal problems – and their later restoration in court.
By: Zack Klemme
For Spring Mills, the high of making its first state football championship game is only the latest notable moment in a season that has resembled a roller-coaster ride.The Class AAAA state final on Saturday night against Martinsburg will culminate a Cardinals campaign that has been dominant on the field – against the backdrop of the offseason death of a player, the forced forfeiture of four victories amidst eligibility and legal problems – and their later restoration in court.
By: Zack Klemme
Opposing defenses have begun to game-plan to try to neutralize the University of Charleston’s João Belmudes, both he and his coach said.And why wouldn’t they? Belmudes leads the men’s soccer Golden Eagles in scoring and is tied for the team lead in both game-winners and assists.But if that was what Felician hoped to do on Saturday at the Welch Athletic Complex, it didn’t work.
By: Zack Klemme
Martinsburg and Spring Mills high schools are located 8 miles apart, but their football teams’ history has no such figurative proximity.The Bulldogs have won 10 state championships in the last 14 seasons, while the Cardinals had never won more than one game in the same postseason until this one.Neither coach seems to think that history – storied for one team and fledgling for the other – will matter much in the inaugural WVSSAC Class AAAA state championship game on Saturday at 7 p.m. at University of Charleston at Laidley Field.
CHARLESTON -- The White Falcons were perfectly content to be grounded on Friday.
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