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West Virginia University women's basketball coach Mike Carey today announced the hiring of Sharrona Reaves as an assistant coach on the Mountaineer staff. Familiar with the Mountaineer traditions,
West Virginia University women's basketball coach Mike Carey today announced the hiring of Sharrona Reaves as an assistant coach on the Mountaineer staff.
Webster County High School basketball standout Brett Morris signed a letter of intent to play basketball at West Virginia University. Morris is joining the program as a preferred walk-on.Morris led the
Webster County High School basketball standout Brett Morris signed a letter of intent to play basketball at West Virginia University. Morris is joining the program as a preferred walk-on.Morris led the
The Big 12 and Southeastern Conferences have announced an annual men's basketball challenge that will begin during the 2013-14 season. "The Big 12 is excited to enter into another partnership with the
The Big 12 and Southeastern Conferences have announced an annual men's basketball challenge that will begin during the 2013-14 season.
Few press conferences went by through the hardships of last season in which Bob Huggins did not refer back to a player who once found success under his guidance. He would rattle off the likes of Alexander,
Mountaineer coach references past players as examples for future expectations within program.
West Virginia's basketball program has undergone quite a few changes since the disappointment of its most recent season came to an end. Head coach Bob Huggins was in Wheeling earlier this week to meet
Mountaineers coach reflects on last season's disappointments and looks ahead to the future of the program.
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Mike Carey and the West Virginia women's basketball team will
welcome fans to the third season of the Hoops ‘n Heels Club with a clinic and
tip-off luncheon on Saturday.
The event is free to any women interesting in joining the club
and will offer fans the opportunity to watch the team practice and get a tour
of the new basketball practice facility, which both the men's and women's
programs will be using for the first full season.
Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. at the Coliseum Blue Gate with
practice running from 11 until noon. There will then be an on-court clinic and
a question and answer session with Coach Carey, Mountaineer staff and players.
After a lunch break, the facilities tour will begin at 1:30 p.m.
Carey and the Mountaineers are hoping the event will help bring
in an increased membership to Hoops ‘n Heels, which includes one season ticket,
reserved seating at all home games in the regular season, four additional
passes to the reserved seating section, name recognition on the scoreboard,
pre-game suite access and social hours at select games, official gear and more
clinics and luncheons held throughout the year.
A Hoops ‘n Heels membership costs $160 with the season ticket
and $80 without it. Fans who are interested in joining can visit www.wvuwomensbasketball.com and
those who wish to attend Saturday's event can call 304-293-9897 or simply show
up during the registration period from 10:30-11 a.m. and sign up on location.
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