WVU vs. Kentucky Game Sells Out in Second Round

Record-Breaking Attendance for West Virginia Women’s Basketball

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The West Virginia women’s basketball team made history by setting a new program record for attendance when 13,504 fans packed into Hope Coliseum on Saturday afternoon to watch the Mountaineers’ first-round NCAA Tournament game against Miami (Ohio). This impressive turnout marked the largest crowd ever seen at a women’s basketball game in the program’s history.

The excitement didn’t stop there. The program announced that the second-round game against Kentucky has also sold out, potentially challenging the previous record again. Fans were already lining up outside of Hope Coliseum hours before the tipoff, eager to witness the first NCAA Tournament games played in Morgantown in 34 years.

WVU coach Mark Kellogg described the atmosphere as “electric,” highlighting the energy and enthusiasm of the crowd. The Mountaineers delivered a strong performance, defeating Miami (Ohio) with a final score of 82-54. This victory set the stage for Monday’s highly anticipated second-round game against Kentucky, scheduled for 5 p.m. on ESPN2.

The success of the game was not only reflected in the numbers but also in the community’s support. Fans from all over the region came together to celebrate the team’s achievements and show their pride in the program. The event brought a sense of unity and excitement to the campus and the surrounding area.

Key Highlights from the Game

• Attendance Records: The game drew 13,504 fans, breaking the previous program record.
• Community Support: Fans lined up for hours, showing their dedication and passion for the team.
• Coach’s Reaction: Coach Mark Kellogg praised the electric atmosphere created by the fans.
• Team Performance: The Mountaineers dominated the game, winning 82-54 against Miami (Ohio).
• Upcoming Matchup: The team will face Kentucky in the second round, which is already sold out.

The game also served as a reminder of the growing popularity of women’s basketball in the region. With the support of the fans and the team’s strong performance, it’s clear that the program is on an upward trajectory.

As the Mountaineers prepare for their next challenge against Kentucky, the momentum from this historic game will undoubtedly carry over. The team’s success has not only boosted morale but also inspired future generations of athletes and fans alike.

With the upcoming game already sold out, the anticipation is building for what promises to be another exciting chapter in the program’s history. The community’s continued support shows that the spirit of the Mountaineers is alive and well.

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Krisna Dwi Wardhana

Lahir di Padang pada tahun 1991, saya telah tinggal di berbagai wilayah di Indonesia sejak TK hingga kuliah, termasuk Aceh, Palembang, dan Bogor. Saya meraih gelar Sarjana Sains dari FMIPA Universitas Indonesia. Saat ini, saya bekerja sebagai Pendidik di sebuah sekolah swasta di Bogor, Tutor privat sambil tetap fokus mengembangkan Bisakimia.

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