Brooms out again, WVU sweeps UCF to stay in first place in Big 12

Brooms out again, WVU sweeps UCF to stay in first place in Big 12

West Virginia and UCF played something approaching a normal game on Sunday, but the outcome was the same as the much wilder Friday and Saturday contests, as the Mountaineers got a much-needed quality start from Jack Kartsonas and just enough…

WVU baseball: Wildness continues in Orlando as Mountaineers take series from UCF

One wouldn't think that things could get much stranger than they were in West Virginia's 4-1 baseball win over UCF on Friday night, a game in which the Mountaineers had just one hit and Knights pitchers hit more WVU batters…

One-hit WVU still pulls out 4-1 victory against UCF to open series - Dominion Post

MORGANTOWN — No matter how long Steve Sabins’ tenure as West Virginia’s baseball coach lasts, he may never win another game like the Mountaineers won Friday night […] The post One-hit WVU still pulls out 4-1 victory against UCF to open series appeared first on Dominion Post.

WVU alumni leader’s challenge gift boosts support for Pride Practice Field and Facility

According to West Virginia University alumni leader David K. Hendrickson, there’s only one “team” at WVU that consistently remains undefeated — the Mountaineer Marching Band. Hendrickson’s passion for the band motivated him to make a $50,000 gift to support the Pride Practice Field and Facility in conjunction with this year’s WVU Day of Giving, and he challenged other alumni to match his gift, raising over $150,000 in total to support the projec…

Mountaineers Defeat UCF for Fourth Consecutive Sweep - West Virginia University Athletics

ORLANDO, Fla. – The No. 17 West Virginia University baseball team finished off a sweep of UCF on Sunday, defeating the Knights, 4-3, at John Euliano Park. It is the fourth consecutive Big 12 sweep for the Mountaineers who improve to 37-5 overall and 16-3 in the Big 12 while the Knights fall to 23-20 and 6-15 in conference play.

WVU Baseball Guts Out 4-3 Win to Sweep UCF

WVU Baseball warded off any chance of a UCF comeback on Sunday, April 27, capping their road series sweep with a 4-3 win. The Mountaineers (37-5, 16-3 Big 12) erased an early 2-1 deficit with a three run rally in the fifth inning, and their pitching staff took it from there. Reliever-turned-starter Jack Kartsonas lasted 6.2 innings on 111 pitches, striking out five batters and allowing three runs. Ben McDougal needed just 17 pitches to complete …