The Mountain East Conference announced its 2025 volleyball awards and all-conference teams, naming Fairmont State’s Joey Borelle Player of the Year, Josie Skinn Libero of the Year, Wheeling’s Camryn Matus Freshman of the Year, and Nancy Wheeler Coach of the Year, with WVWC’s Bhrooke Axe on the First Team.
The WVSSAC released football quarterfinal pairings for Nov. 21–22 across Classes A, AA, AAA and AAAA, detailing matchups, seeds and game times for the remaining teams.
West Virginia Wesleyan, the South Division champion and top overall seed, will host the eight-team 2025 Mountain East Conference Volleyball Championship Nov. 20–22 at the Rockefeller Center, opening Thursday vs. Glenville State.
West Virginia Wesleyan teammates Bhrooke Axe and Alexis Moescher were named the Mountain East Conference Volleyball Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week after helping the Bobcats to wins over Concord and Glenville State.
Buckhannon-Upshur earned the No. 16 seed in Class AAAA and will visit top-seeded Morgantown Friday night, with seven of B-U’s 10 opponents having also qualified for the postseason.
Wesleyan placed three players on the Mountain East Conference 2025 women’s soccer all-conference teams while Concord’s Tiana Campbell, Fairmont State’s Filippa Stalhammar and Point Park’s Rebecca Pihlgren earned major awards and Kernell Borneo was Coach of the Year.
The Mountain East Conference named its 2025 men’s soccer all-conference teams and major award winners, with University of Charleston sweeping the top honors while West Virginia Wesleyan failed to place any players on the teams.
Buckhannon-Upshur sits 16th in the Class AAAA WVSSAC ratings through 10 weeks, the last spot to make the playoffs. The Bucs visit Robert C. Byrd to close the regular season.
West Virginia Wesleyan men’s soccer was shut out 4–0 by unbeaten University of Charleston as the Golden Eagles dominated possession, outshot the Bobcats 31–1, and scored via a penalty and three additional second-half goals.
Buckhannon-Upshur, the South Region No. 8 seed, opens the double-elimination regional volleyball tournament Thursday against No. 9 Oak Hill at Cabell Midland, with the winner to play top-seeded Cabell Midland.
