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West Liberty Football Alumni Reunion‼️ Details:

I have officially entered my name into the transfer portal with 2 years of eligibility left. I would like to thank the Coker University Coaching Staff. Jonah Vaysbakh 6ft2 180lbs Point Guard +1(413)8004551 Last 13 Games 25-26: 11 Starts, 8.8 PPG, 44.0% from 3, 33-75 from 3, 28.6 mpg, 2.1 A/TO, 2.3 RPG, 2.53 3s, 100% FT, SAC 7th in 3 point percentage Last 13 Games 24-25: 9.1 PPG, 58.5% from 3, 24-41 from 3, 14.3 mpg, 2.0 RPG, 3.0 A/TO, 1.84 3s a game. SAC 1st in 3 point percentage youtube.com/watch?v=OQCGUW…

Here is my Junior Year Highlight Tape! Check it out!! @linslymbb @WVGoldHoops

Schedule Update‼️‼️ Summer prospect camps: 📍May 21 @ West Family Stadium 📍May 26 @ New Lexington High School, OH 📍May 27 @ TBD 📍May 28 @ Morgantown High School Scan the QR code or tap the link below to register now! wlufootballcamps.com

Today at Oglebay Resort, members of the football team took on the Polar Plunge to support Special Olympics! Our guys raised over $700 for an incredible cause! Proud of this group! #WLUFOOTBALL #TOGETHER l

Here are highlights from the first half of my junior season! Check them out!! @linslymbb @WVGoldHoops

Trinidad Chambliss was a 0 star out of high school. Had to go D2 and won a national championship at Ferris State. Players, if you're legitimately willing to outwork the competition and compete like a maniac, believe in yourself.

Officially in the transfer portal with 1 year of eligibility + Redshirt hudl.com/v/2TDkFA

Transfer Portal TE(former QB until this year) 6’3 220 6 TD 20 rec 321 yds 3.5 GPA 1 year of eligibility

Graduate Transfer seeking opportunity Fall ‘26/Spring ‘27. Recovering from ACL/MCL/Meniscus surgery. DM for details. 6’5” 250 lbs | .368 AVG (.314 career) | .434 OBP | .576/.479 SLG .989 FLD% (.985 career, 775 PO) 2023 MEC FOTY • 2024 Pre- Szn AllAtlanticRegion HM • 2025 MEC HM

WR / 6'5" 185 / Film below 👇🏾 D1 nd D2 eligible 644 yards 6TD Portal WR🚨

Here’s how West Liberty tied the game at 67 with 8 seconds to go Kohl Meisman to Osama Hurst and then won on a Morgan Williamson extra point on senior day and coach Waialae’s last game!!!!! #GoWLU | #toppernation

Jackson Bonar- Linsly Cadets Bryson Kamarec- Harrison Central Huskies Gavin Little- Martins Ferry Purple Riders

The second wave of accepted players for the OVBCA Elite Showcase has been finalized! These nine student-athletes will have the opportunity to compete and display their talents to collegiate basketball coaches on August 3rd at The ECO Center in St. Clairsville. Congratulations to these players for earning a nomination and being selected by the committee. Another wave of accepted players will be announced next week!

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@JasiahKing0 @aidenmonroe45 @AryonDodd Jackson Bonar (@JBonar26637) - 6’2 G Disruptive defender both on and off the ball. Turned himself into a great 3 point shooter in the last year and will continue to get better! Tremendous cutter and physical finisher. Best basketball ahead of him

College Men’s Basketball Coaches: Don’t forget to register for the Ohio Valley Basketball Coaches Association Elite Showcase on August 3rd at The ECO Center in St. Clairsville, OH! This is a prime opportunity to evaluate some of the best talent the OVAC has to offer and potentially add a quality student-athlete to your program. Coaches that are not aware of the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference may ask, why the OVAC? There are a few simple points: -The OVAC is the largest high school athletic conference in the country with 54 high schools in Ohio and West Virginia and serves nearly 19,000 students. -The OVAC footprint covers 5,500 square miles and has a population of 1.2 million people. -The OVAC had both Ohio and West Virginia state championship teams in 2024-25.

I had a great time at Youngstown State Elite Camp today! Thank you for the invitation @RichWha! Here are some highlights from the day!! @YSUCoachE @WVGoldHoops @linslymbb

Built to Last: D2’s Five Longest-Tenured Head Coaches Experience still matters. These five head coaches didn’t bounce around chasing titles. They built programs, shaped identities, and stayed the course. Here’s a look at the longest-running D2 head coaches in the game today ⬇️ For more than two decades...and in one case, over three...these five men have stayed in the fight. They’ve seen realignment, budget cuts, COVID shutdowns, and playoff expansions. Yet through it all, they’ve kept showing up. Each built something lasting in a sport that rarely slows down. 🔹 Tim Clifton – [@CoachTimClifton] - @MarsHill_FB Mars Hill | Head Coach Since 1993 Record: 173–156 (.524) The longest-tenured coach in Division II. Clifton has been at the helm since 1993, guiding Mars Hill through 32 seasons of SAC football. He delivered a league title in 2011 and back-to-back division crowns in 2022 and 2023. Clifton coached under center in the SEC and worked his way through small-college programs before planting roots in western North Carolina. 🔹 Todd Knight – @OuachitaFB Ouachita Baptist | Head Coach Since 1999 Record: 162–102 (.614) The face of Ouachita Baptist football. Knight took over in 1999 and built one of the GAC’s flagship programs, stacking up seven conference titles and 160+ wins along the way. His Tigers are a perennial playoff threat—and his coaching tree, presence in the AFCA, and program stability speak to his reputation across the country. 🔹 Arne Ferguson [@ArneFerguson] – @WOU_FB Western Oregon | Head Coach Since 2005 Record: 109–96 (.532) A former WOU linebacker who never left. Ferguson has led the Wolves since 2005, overseeing their GNAC years and now their transition into the Lone Star. His teams have always been hard-nosed and consistent—and he’s earned every win over 19 seasons at the same spot he once played. 🔹 Roger Waialae – @WLU_Football West Liberty | Head Coach Since 2005 Record: 98–115 (.460) Nearly two decades in charge. Waialae coached the Hilltoppers to a playoff run in 2009 and has been a steady hand ever since. Originally from Hawaii, he brought a quarterback’s eye and a coordinator’s mind to West Virginia—coaching through major shifts and staying committed to the program. 🔹 Garin Higgins [@CoachGHiggins] – @ESUHornetsFB Emporia State | Head Coach Since 2007 Record: 113–84 (.574) A former Hornet quarterback turned long-term leader. Higgins has guided Emporia State to playoff wins, bowl appearances, and national rankings. His 113 wins over 18 seasons have come in one of the toughest conferences in the country. And he’s done it all at his alma mater. - These are program shapers. Builders. Lifers. Which one would you want leading your team on Saturday? #D2Football #CollegeFootball #MIAA #GAC #SAC #LSC #MEC #CoachingStability [