Wesleyan football wraps up season with 41-3 setback against Glenville State

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November 13, 2023

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GLENVILLE — West Virginia Wesleyan College’s 2023 football team ended its season without a win, falling on the road to Glenville State 41-3 Saturday afternoon.

Wesleyan’s only scoring came with 4:28 left in the game when Liam Depp hit a 37-yard field goal.

Team statistics were similar to many of the Bobcats’ games this season where rushing yards were hard to find and passing yards accounted for most of the offense.

Quarterback Chase Harsh led the air attack with a 16-for-23, 85-yard day. On the ground, the Bobcats were led by Kevin Mitchell with a net of 18 of the meager 27 yard team total.

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The Bobcats end the season 0-10 and 0-9 in the conference.

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