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Dr. John P. McCullough Will Be Among WLU Inductees

WEST LIBERTY — There are few chapters in the modern history of West Liberty University that do not include Dr. John P. McCullough. For more than four decades, McCullough served the university as an educator, administrator, leader, mentor and advocate. He helped guide West Liberty through periods of growth and transition, influenced generations of students and colleagues, and became one of the most respected and recognizable figures in the University's history. Now, his extraordinary legacy on the Hilltop will include a place in the West Liberty University Athletic Hall of Fame. ...

High School Roundup: St. Clairsville Leads Buckeye 8 Golf After First Day Of Action

CADIZ – St. Clairsville took a giant step towards its seventh consecutive Buckeye 8 boys’ golf championship Monday during wet conditions at the par-72 Cadiz Country Club. The Red Devils shot a four-player total of 2-over par 290 to take a 13-shot advantage over second-place Union Local. Martins Ferry sits in third with a score of 310, followed by Beaver Local (321) and Barnesville (345) to round out the top 5 teams. Individually, the medalist race is shaping up to be a good one as 13 players are within seven shots of the lead. Red Devils senior Mavrik Malin leads the way with a ...

Tuttle Scores His Second Brace In Two Games As St. C. Boys Roll

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – It may only be the second match of the season, but St. Clairsville’s Trevor Tuttle has had quite a start. Tuttle recorded his second brace in as many outings Monday night to lead St. Clairsville to a commanding, 7-1, triumph over visiting Steubenville Catholic (0-1-1) in ...

AL Wild-Card Race Looks Like A Mess. It Could Be Lots Of Fun

The middle of the American League standings has turned into a medicore mess. It might make for a fascinating playoff race. There are seven teams fighting for the final AL wild-card spot and all of them have a record below .500. The Baltimore Orioles would make the playoffs if the season ...

Nailers Re-Sign Craig Armstrong

WHEELING – The Wheeling Nailers are excited to announce their 11th player signing of the 2026 offseason. Wheeling has re-signed forward Craig Armstrong to an ECHL contract. Armstrong, returns for his second season with the Nailers and his third year as a pro. Craig saw a drastic increase in his production from his rookie year to his sophomore season, as his point total nearly doubled with Wheeling. The forward amassed 12 goals, 23 assists, and 35 points in 68 regular season games, then added two goals, three assists, and five points in 17 postseason contests. He was also the team's ...