Emma Witt scored 26 points on 10-of-11 shooting as West Virginia Wesleyan dominated Davis & Elkins 92-60, outrebounding and forcing turnovers while four players scored in double figures to lift the Lady Bobcats to 10-4.
West Virginia Wesleyan’s men’s and women’s track and field teams opened the 2026 indoor season at the Muskie #1 Meet with multiple event victories, podium finishes, early qualifying marks, and strong freshman debuts across all disciplines.
Frostburg State defeated West Virginia Wesleyan 105–83 as Frostburg’s second-half surge and efficient shooting overcame Wesleyan’s 47.8 percent offense and 21 points from Isaiah Baker.
West Virginia Wesleyan defeated Frostburg State 87-76, led by Kilah Dandridge’s season-high 25 and strong shooting and balance from Emma Witt and Sydney Baird, improving to 9-4 overall and 7-3 in MEC play.
West Virginia Wesleyan earned its first win of the year with a 97–91 Mountain East victory over West Virginia State, shooting 46% and drilling 13 threes. Jerell Jean-Baptiste erupted for 32 off the bench, and the Bobcats iced it by hitting 12 of their final 14 free throws.
West Virginia Wesleyan pulled away from West Virginia State with a blistering 33-point third quarter to earn an 86–67 MEC win Saturday at the Rockefeller Center. Emma Witt erupted for 31 points on 12-of-15 shooting as the Bobcats improved to 8–4 (6–3 MEC).
Charleston’s hot shooting and relentless transition attack buried West Virginia Wesleyan 100–58 Wednesday night, dropping the Bobcats to 0–14 (0–8 MEC).
West Virginia Wesleyan went toe-to-toe with Charleston in an MEC showdown, but a last-second layup handed the Lady Bobcats a heartbreaking 53–51 loss.
West Virginia Wesleyan’s men’s and women’s swim teams fell to Davis & Elkins on Saturday, 125–26 on the women’s side and 112–35 for the men. Bre Waldron won the 500 free and Aaron Dworsky posted season-bests while taking the 200 back.
Glenville State’s efficient shooting and balanced scoring powered a 99–74 win over winless West Virginia Wesleyan, pulling away in both halves behind transition pressure and seven double-figure scorers. Isaiah Baker led the Bobcats with 16 as they fell to 0-13.
