David Rawlinson and Terrale Clark scored 18 points apiece as WVU Tech earned an 89-82 win at WVU Parkersburg Saturday to conclude its regular season.
MU BASEBALL: The second and third games of Marshall's series at North Carolina A&T, scheduled for Saturday, have been postponed to today because of rain in the Greensboro, N.C. area. The series will conclude with a doubleheader scheduled to begin at noon.
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TECH BASEBALL: WVU Tech picked up its first win of the season, defeating Ohio Valley 14-4 at East Bank.
The Golden Bears (1-6) were bolstered by the pitching of Taylor Carter, who registered 16 strikeouts in eight innings. Carter did not allow a hit until a leadoff double in the eighth before striking out the side in his final inning of work.
Tech's Kevin Bocock, Ryan Kessinger and former Capital High product Eric Stone each had three hits for Tech, which will host Cincinnati Clermont for a doubleheader today beginning at noon at East Bank.
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WVU WRESTLING: In its final home match of the season, West Virginia was defeated Saturday by No. 16 Edinboro 29-9 at the WVU Coliseum.
Senior Shane Young (125-pounds) began the match with a victory for the Mountaineers, as he defeated Edinboro's Kory Mines 4-2. At 157 pounds, freshman Jason Luster scored an 8-6 win over Casey Fuller.
David Rawlinson and Terrale Clark scored 18 points apiece as WVU Tech earned an 89-82 win at WVU Parkersburg Saturday to conclude its regular season.
The Golden Bears (19-11) held a 35-29 edge on the glass and forced the Riverhawks into 25 turnovers. Armond Perez (14 points) and Kornilous Donnell (10 points) each added double-figure scoring off the bench for Tech.
Keith Penn led all scorers with 22 points for WVU Parkersburg (12-14) followed by Markie Tate with 20, Michael Riggins with 11 and Camaron Lancaster with 10.
Tech will host the Association of Independent Institutions tournament next weekend with an automatic bid to the NAIA national tournament on the line.
nnWVU BASEBALL: West Virginia won two games Saturday in Winston-Salem, N.C., defeating Youngstown State 7-3 and Wake Forest 9-2.
Against the Penguins, WVU (3-3) jumped to a 4-0 lead after a three-run home run by first baseman Ryan McBroom. Pitcher John Means lasted five innings, allowing one run on four hits and striking out three to earn his first victory as a Mountaineer.
Against Wake Forest, former Bridgeport High ace Harrison Musgrave got his first win since Tommy John surgery in 2011. He pitched eight innings and allowed two runs on five hits with four strikeouts.
nnMU BASEBALL: The second and third games of Marshall's series at North Carolina A&T, scheduled for Saturday, have been postponed to today because of rain in the Greensboro, N.C. area. The series will conclude with a doubleheader scheduled to begin at noon.
nnTECH BASEBALL: WVU Tech picked up its first win of the season, defeating Ohio Valley 14-4 at East Bank.
The Golden Bears (1-6) were bolstered by the pitching of Taylor Carter, who registered 16 strikeouts in eight innings. Carter did not allow a hit until a leadoff double in the eighth before striking out the side in his final inning of work.
Tech's Kevin Bocock, Ryan Kessinger and former Capital High product Eric Stone each had three hits for Tech, which will host Cincinnati Clermont for a doubleheader today beginning at noon at East Bank.
nnWVU WRESTLING: In its final home match of the season, West Virginia was defeated Saturday by No. 16 Edinboro 29-9 at the WVU Coliseum.
Senior Shane Young (125-pounds) began the match with a victory for the Mountaineers, as he defeated Edinboro's Kory Mines 4-2. At 157 pounds, freshman Jason Luster scored an 8-6 win over Casey Fuller.
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