The West Virginia Wesleyan women’s tennis team improved to 3-1 in conference play with victories over West Liberty and Frostburg State, moving into third place in the Mountain East Conference standings.
The West Virginia Wesleyan men’s tennis team remained undefeated in Mountain East Conference play by defeating West Liberty 7-0 and Frostburg State 5-2, setting up a showdown with fellow unbeaten Charleston.
West Virginia Wesleyan split a weekend baseball doubleheader with Concord University, dropping the opener 6–3 after late offense from Concord but rebounding with a 1–0 victory behind Eli Brogan’s complete-game shutout.
West Virginia Wesleyan rallied late to win the opener 4–3 over West Liberty, but the Hilltoppers’ Kadence Pettit fired a complete-game shutout in Game Two as the teams split their Mountain East Conference softball doubleheader.
The West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcat tennis team swept Chestnut Hill University 7-0, boosting its conference standings to a perfect 3-0 record alongside University of Charleston with strong performances in both singles and doubles.
Wheeling University’s women’s lacrosse team overwhelmed West Virginia Wesleyan 23-4 in MEC play, erupting for 13 first-quarter goals and showcasing standout performances from Trinity Rose and Paige Jankowski.
Wesleyan softball squandered early leads in two closely contested games on Saturday, falling 6-5 on a walk-off in extra innings and 7-6 after a late rally by Wheeling University.
Concord rallied in a dramatic eighth inning to defeat West Virginia Wesleyan 8–2 in game one, while Alex Hernandez pitched a complete game in game two to secure a split doubleheader.
Wesleyan’s men’s and women’s tennis teams swept Davis & Elkins College, with the women fighting through singles to earn a 4-3 win and the men extending their winning streak with a 5-2 victory.
Frostburg State women’s lacrosse overwhelmed West Virginia Wesleyan 23-2 in a conference matchup, firing off a nine-goal first quarter and dominating possession throughout the game.
