West Virginia Wesleyan’s Bobcats were picked seventh in the 2026 MEC men’s golf preseason poll. Defending champion Charleston topped the rankings, while the conference championship is set for Oct. 4-6 at Stonewall Resort.
West Virginia Wesleyan was picked ninth in the 2026 MEC women’s golf preseason poll. Defending champion Charleston topped the 10-team rankings with nine first-place votes as the season begins Sept. 2.
West Virginia Wesleyan College Softball will host its 2026 ID Camp on Saturday, Oct. 3, in Buckhannon. The $50 camp includes admissions information, a campus tour, lunch and softball instruction; registration and waivers are due Sept. 29.
Glenville State’s 2026 Curtis Elam Athletic Hall of Fame class features Jerald Brown, Larry Loughner, Paris McLeod and Tony Gibson. The Pioneer greats will be inducted Oct. 10 at the Mollohan Campus Community Center.
West Virginia Wesleyan was picked fourth in the MEC South Division preseason poll. Defending champion Fairmont State and West Virginia State were selected as the North and South favorites.
West Virginia Wesleyan’s soccer Bobcats were picked fifth in the MEC South Division preseason poll. Defending champion Charleston topped the division, while Davis & Elkins led the North ahead of the Aug. 27 season opener.
West Virginia Wesleyan was picked seventh in the 2026 MEC men’s cross country preseason poll. Defending champion Charleston claimed the top spot with 10 first-place votes, while the season begins Sept. 3.
West Virginia Wesleyan’s Lady ’Cats were picked sixth in the 2026 MEC preseason poll. Defending champion Davis & Elkins topped the rankings with seven first-place votes, while Charleston received four.
West Virginia Wesleyan was picked second in the MEC South Division preseason volleyball poll, earning three first-place votes. Defending champion Charleston topped the South, while Wheeling led the North ahead of the Aug. 27 season opener.
West Virginia Wesleyan was picked ninth in the 2026 Mountain East Conference preseason football poll. Reigning co-champion Frostburg State received eight first-place votes to lead the rankings.
