WVWC Sports Information

West Virginia Wesleyan used a dominant second-half surge—highlighted by a 27-point third quarter—to pull away from West Liberty for an 88–68 MEC win.

West Virginia Wesleyan has filled out Head Coach Mike Kellar’s new football staff, blending Division II success, pro playing experience, strong recruiting chops, and deep West Virginia ties.

West Virginia Wesleyan hung around early but couldn’t match Wheeling’s scorching second half, falling 103–72 in MEC play. Jerell Jean-Baptiste led the Bobcats with 18 off the bench, while Caleb Murray erupted for 30 as Wheeling dominated the glass and paint.

West Virginia Wesleyan survived a heart-stopping 60–59 overtime win at Wheeling in a game with 11 ties and six lead changes. Sydney Baird’s pull-up jumper put the Lady Bobcats ahead for good, and late defensive rebounds sealed the MEC thriller.

West Virginia Wesleyan’s men’s and women’s swim teams turned in multiple season-best efforts Saturday, but Fairmont State swept the dual, 127-30 (women) and 109-68 (men). Bobcat wins came from Aaron Taylor, Yigit Ataman, Aaron Dworsky and Bre Waldron.

Point Park’s fast start and dominance on the glass proved too much as West Virginia Wesleyan fell 83-67 in Pittsburgh. The Bobcats surged after halftime behind Jaden Westfall (17 points, 10 rebounds), but the Pioneers’ 24 second-chance points and Aidan Anderson’s 33 sealed it.

West Virginia Wesleyan clamped down after halftime to beat Point Park 65-46, holding the Pioneers to just 11 second-half points and six in the third quarter.

West Virginia Wesleyan rolled past Salem 91-75 behind 23 points from Adrijus Janciauskas, 50 second-half points, 13 three-pointers, and a dominant defense that forced 20 turnovers.

West Virginia Wesleyan used a dominant second quarter, balanced scoring led by Ana Young’s 22 points, and strong rebounding to defeat Salem 83-59, improving to 11-4.

Davis & Elkins overcame West Virginia Wesleyan’s hot three-point shooting late, outscoring the Bobcats at the free-throw line and winning 91-83 in a tightly contested Mountain East Conference game.