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Tripp Tobin can’t see any reason why his Berkeley Post 14 Hornets can’t win this week’s state American Legion tournament in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) –After a successful 17-9 season playing against stiff competition, Potomac Valley Post 64, a team comprised of representatives from throughout the Potomac Valley, will begin state

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (WV News) – The Bridgeport Post 68 Junior Legion team finished the West Virginia state tournament on home soil with a 3-2 record, advancing to the championship round.

MARTINSBURG — Brayden Stottlemeyer of Berkeley Post 14 received a preview last week of his American Legion opponent in Wednesday’s American Legion Area 4 tournament game at P.O. Faulkner Park.

MARTINSBURG — Berkeley Post 14 picked up two wins over the weekend, first over Chesapeake SEALs Post 280, 3-2, and routing the Chesapeake River Rats in Game 2, 21-3.

KEYSER, W.Va. (WV News) – The Potomac Valley Post 64 American Legion team, representing players from high schools and colleges throughout the Potomac Valley, are on a roll. Most recently,

MOOREFIELD — The Martinsburg Major Little League team managed just one run Saturday against Moorefield, but Liam Coe throwing a no-hitter, the Orange and Black didn’t need any more runs.

POTOMAC VALLEY, W.Va. (WV News) – Founded in 1925, like the American Legion itself, American Legion Baseball is a national institution. In addition to focusing on sportsmanship, according to their

CLARKSBURG — The North Berkeley Knights finished the weekend with a 4-2 record and came in second in the Timbrook Shields Memorial American Legion tournament.

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