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The third annual Washington Patriot boys and girls basketball skills camp for students in grades three-through-eight will be held June 18-21 at Washington High. The camp cost is $75. Registration will be accepted at the door. The camp hours are from 1:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. For all other information contact Coach Don Bullett at (304) 676-1994 [...]
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SHENANDOAH JUNCTION— With Devin Williams limiting homestanding Jefferson to only one hit and fanning 10 Lady Cougars along the way, Washington was able to register the school’s first-ever softball win over their county rivals. Williams was in command from the outset as the Patriots came away with a 4-1 win in the Sectional game. Washington [...]
Continue reading …CHARLESTON— “Relays” in the name of the Charleston Gazette Relays was an appropriate appellation for the 2012 version of the 30-plus team track and field meet staged last Friday and Saturday at Laidley Field. Jefferson High ran past the field of teams with its 149 points. Winfield was a distant second with its 68 points. [...]
Continue reading …SHENANDOAH JUNCTION— Repeating its 2011 boys tennis championship, Washington had 17 points at last week’s Potomac Valley Conference tournament with many of those points coming from its three singles champions — Patrik Haglund, Alden Roth, and Austin Thomas. The Patriots topped runner-up Jefferson (nine points), Martinsburg (eight points), Musselman (six points), and Hedgesville (scoreless). Haglund [...]
Continue reading …SHENANDOAH JUNCTION— With so many new-to-the-team faces reporting to duty in late February, Jefferson’s baseball team would need a few voyages to shake out where the inexperienced bodies would best fit in the 2012 scheme of things. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, [...]
Continue reading …SHEPHERDSTOWN— With its wealth of hitters, Pit-Johnstown shelled Shepherd starting pitcher Paul Hvozdovic for eight hits and six runs in the first two innings of Saturday’s crucial WVIAC game at Fairfax Field. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng again to view [...]
Continue reading …Even though Washington managed only one hit off Berkeley Springs’ left-hander Brady Spielman, that was more than enough for Patriot right-hander Ryan Pansch. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng again to view it. The rest of this article is exclusive, , [...]
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SHEPHERDSTOWN— On Sunday, after allowing an even dozen runs in losing a 12-7 decision to visiting Pitt-Johnstown in the completion of a WVIAC game suspended from Saturday, Shepherd allowed another even dozen runs in the regularly scheduled nine-inning game . . . but its hitters crashed three home runs (including Nash Hutter’s grand slam) to [...]
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Now a junior at Fairmont State of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, former Jefferson High athlete Justin Stambaugh is now one of the Falcons’ best golfers. Stambaugh recently shot a four-over par 75 on the rolling course at the Oglebay Palmer Course in Wheeling when Fairmont participated in the West Liberty Quad. Stambaugh’s round [...]
Continue reading …SHEPHERDSTOWN— After finding out nearly a month ago that it played a temporarily ineligible baseball player, Shepherd announced last week that the WVIAC has taken action on the matter. The conference will force the Rams to forfeit three games it won that the ineligible player participated in — two wins over Wheeling Jesuit and one [...]
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