The Mountaineers had four other sports in action over the weekend, aside from the basketball teams. WVU Tennis has had an action-packed schedule in recent weeks. WVU Swimming & Diving was also in action in…
No. 16 WVU Wrestling came out firing in their final home dual of the regular season at Hope Coliseum, racing to an early 9-0 lead with sharp performances from their lighter weights. The No. 20…
In just one year, WV Sports Nation has grown from an idea into a daily destination for West Virginia sports fans – a place that…
WVU was busy this weekend outside of basketball. The tennis team’s matches were canceled due to weather, but the wrestling, gymnastics, and swimming and diving teams were in action. The highlight came at Hope Coliseum…
No. 22 WVU Wrestling opened strong against No. 15 Pitt, winning the first three bouts with solid decisions from Strickenberger, Andrick, and Titus, before the Panthers rallied for a tight 17-15 victory.
The No. 21 West Virginia University wrestling team kicked off the 2026 portion of its schedule with a strong weekend on the road, securing back-to-back victories. On Friday, January 9, the Mountaineers pulled off a…
WVU Wrestling (5-2, 0-1) returns to the mat for two meets on Friday and Sunday, respectively. The Mountaineers take on Arizona State (January 9) and California Baptist (January 11), with both being road meets.
In the rugged world of collegiate wrestling, few athletes burst onto the scene with the kind of dominance and resilience that Ty Watters has displayed for the West Virginia Mountaineers.
No. 17 WVU Wrestling fell to fifth-ranked Oklahoma State by a score of 34-3 at Hope Coliseum on Sunday. The Mountaineers (5-2) suffered back-to-back defeats, following their loss to North Carolina on December 12.
No. 17 WVU Wrestling fell to No. 22 North Carolina, 27-7, at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill on Friday. The Mountaineers fall to 5-1 on the season, marking their first dual loss. Only two WVU…