The Summers County Bobcats display the trophy and the net proclaiming them Class AA state champions for the fourth consecutive season. A pep rally was held at the school Monday morning to celebrate the title. The Bobcats finished with a 28-0 record for the second straight year and will start the 2010-2011 season on a state-record 68-game win streak.
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Watson makes a statement
Rondale Watson wanted to make a statement in his return to the Oak Hill lineup.
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Greenbrier Classic ‘shaping up perfectly’
The Greenbrier Classic will be played July 2 -8 this year instead of the last week of July.
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Woodrow swim team has momentum
Woodrow Wilson hopes to build off a solid regular season in the regional swim tournament at noon today at W.Va. Wesleyan College in Buckhannon.
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Summers to battle Skyhawks
Summers County vs. Scott, Part 2.
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Cougars escape with win
When the going got tough, Mountain State’s Devon Peterson got going.
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MSAC votes to let Greenbrier East leave league
Greenbrier East is officially leaving the Mountain State Athletic Conference.
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Bobcats get back on track
In their past few meetings, the PikeView Lady Panthers have nearly pulled off their goal of defeating their rival Summers County.
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WVU Tech baseball team opens season this weekend
To help their teams get better, coaches often consider a demanding schedule an ally.
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Eagles rout Red Dragons
Ron Kidd may have just invented a new offense, or at least employed one you don’t see every day.
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O’Brien hosts final Woodrow game
Everything was going well until the parade of players started.
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