WV Sports--History Bowl

This WVU rifle team member won the first US gold medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics

This Huntington native was the third overall pick in the 2008 NBA draft.

This golf legend served as the golf professional at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs.

This man was The Greenbrier’s Golf Professional Emeritus from 2005-2015

This man has been The Greenbrier’s Golf Professional Emeritus since 2015.

Follansbee who is the 2nd winningest coach in Notre Dame history & won 1988 National Title.

Davis resident who won the women's short track cross country at the 2003 NORBA (Mountain Bike)

A 1880, HW bare-knuckle championship fight between was fought in this Brooke Co. community

Huntington native who started Game 3 for the New York Mets of the 2000 World Series.

This Class AAA baseball team won an International League title in 1977.

The rivalry between the football teams of WVU and the U. of Pittsburgh began in this year.

This former basketball coach at Wake Forest University began his career at Linsey Institute.

The image of this famous athlete from West Virginia is used on the logo for the NBA.

The West Virginia Marble Festival is held annually in this Ritchie County community.

In 1996, West Virginia hosted Olympic Game trials in this sport.

Head coach of the WVU men's basketball team that finished second in the 1959 NCAA tournament.

The jersey # of this former WVU football star was retired on November 24, 2005 against Pitt.

This former WVU star became the starting quarterback for the St. Louis Rams.

January 26, 1960, this Burnsville High School basketball player scored 135 points in a game.

WVU beat this team in the 1981 Peach Bowl

What baseball Hall of Famer was born in Glen Dale, West Virginia?

Weston native, who became a Wheeling surgeon, played professional football for the Akron Pros.

Set the MLB record for consecutive games played, began his career with the Bluefield Orioles.

What West Virginia native won the gold medal in the shotput during the 1996 Olympic Games?

This Mullens native became the head basketball coach at Tulane University in 2000.

This West Virginia native was the first head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

On March 26, 1992, the WVU women's basketball team lost 103- 83 to this No. 1 ranked team.

This woman became WVU’s first woman mountaineer mascot in 1990.

Grafton native has the highest winning percentage of all NCAA Division I basketball coaches.

This former coach at West Virginia State U. was a 3 time Pro Bowl player for the Vikings.

On March 13, 1948, this team won the national black college basketballchampionship.

WVU played its first football game, a 72-0 loss to this Pennsylvania college.

The first formal golf course in the United States was established here in 1884.

Prineville HS football star who holds rushing and scoring records for the Seattle Seahawks.

This former football coach for WVU is a native of the Marion County community of Grant Town.