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BREAKING: West Virginia Scoops Up Another 2026 Offensive Line Commit
The West Virginia coaching staff remains red-hot on the recruiting trail, picking up another commitment in the 2026 recruiting class, this time from offensive lineman Lamarcus Dillard (6’3″, 295 lbs) of Rock Creek Christian Academy in Upper Marlboro, Maryland.
Dillard picked the Mountaineers over offers from Boston College, Charlotte, Florida International, Marshall, Maryland, Miami, Pitt, Syracuse, Toledo, Tulane, UCF, Virginia Tech, and a few others.
I’m home!! #Gomountaineers @RealCoachRod @CoachBicknell @TreylenBrown @Coach_Dressler pic.twitter.com/2Ruu58a195
— Lamarcus Dillard (@marcusdillard_) June 21, 2025
Dillard projects to be an interior lineman at the next level with the ability to play both center and guard.
Stayed tuned as we’ll have more in-depth analysis on this breaking story on West Virginia On SI, soon.
QB Jyron Hughley, RB Jett Walker, WR Robert Stith, WR Charlie Hanafin, TE Sam Hamilton, OL Lamarcus Dillard, OL Rhett Morris, OL Justyn Lyles, OL Cameron Goforth, EDGE Noah Tishendorf, DL Cam Mallory, LB Cameron Dwyer, LB Antoine Sharp, LB Miles Khatri, CB Emari Peterson, DB Simaj Hill, DB Jaylon Jones (JUCO), S Taj Powell, S Aaron Edwards, and S Emory Snyder.
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West Virginia Mountain Bike Association holds Race to Lil Moe’s in Philippi
PHILIPPI, W.Va (WDTV) – The West Virginia Mountain Bike Association kicked off its cross country series Sunday with the Race to Lil Moe’s in Philippi.
The event had options for all skill levels. Bikers had the choice to race 6 miles, 14 miles, or 19 miles.
Each race had a mix of straight track biking, and twisting and climbing through the woods. Bikers of all ages could participate, and each age group had its own race and results.
“I really do think that trails build community, and if you can get outdoor activity where people can come out and hike and bike,” said George Finly, a mountain biker and trail volunteer. “This is as much as a hiking trail as it is a biking trail. It’s right along the river, which is beautiful. Eagles were flying back and forth yesterday, and today is great because we’ve got a lot of kids out here.”
The next WVMBA cross country mountain bike race will be April 19 in Buckhannon.
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