West Liberty Basketball Releases Their Schedule

The West Liberty Hilltoppers have released their schedule for the upcoming Basketball season Check it out and see when your favorite team will be playing!

Upcoming games

The West Liberty men’s basketball team has released their schedule for the upcoming season The team will open their season on November 5th at home against Urbana University. Their Conference Schedule will begin on December 3rd when they travel to Fairmont State. The 2020 conference tournament will be held March 4-7 at the Charleston Civic Center in Charleston, West Virginia

Game results

The West Liberty University men’s Basketball team has released its schedule for the upcoming season The Hilltoppers will open the season on November 5th at West Virginia Wesleyan They will play their first Home game on November 16th against Davis & Elkins.

The Hilltoppers will play a total of 30 games this season, including 15 home games and 15 away games. They will compete in the Mountain East Conference and will face off against conference opponents such as Wheeling Jesuit, Fairmont State, and Concord.

Non-conference opponents include West Virginia Wesleyan, Davis & Elkins, Seton Hill Notre Dame (OH), Shepherd, Glenville State West Liberty will also play in the WVIAC/MEC Crossover Tournament on December 28-30.

The Hilltoppers’ schedule can be found below. home games are marked with an (*). All games are subject to change.

11/5 – at West Virginia Wesleyan*
11/9 – at Notre Dame (OH)
11/16 – DAVIS & ELKINS*
11/21 – West Virginia STATE*
12/2 – at Fairmont State*
12/4 – DREW*

Team statistics

In their first season under new Head Coach Alyssa Neece, the West Liberty University women’s basketball team will open the 2019-20 season at home against Seton Hill on Nov. 8. The Hilltoppers will play a total of 27 regular-season games, including 15 Mountain East Conference contests.

“Our schedule this season is extremely challenging,” Neece said. “We will be tested early and often as we play some of the top teams in our conference and region. I’m looking forward to seeing how our team responds to that competition.”

After facing Seton Hill in their opener, the Hilltoppers will play three of their next four games on the road, starting with a Nov. 12 contest at Glenville State West Liberty will also make road trips to Shepherd (Nov. 16), Concord (Nov. 23) and Charleston (Dec. 4) during that stretch before returning home to host Davis & Elkins on Dec. 7.

Player statistics

The West Liberty men’s Basketball team has released their schedule for the upcoming season The team looks to improve on their 23-9 record from last year and will have to do so without leading scorer CJ Reese who graduated. Some notable games on the schedule are the home opener against crosstown rivals Wheeling Jesuit and a visit from defending National Champions Fairmont State. Below is a list of players returning from last year’s squad along with their statistical production.

Returning Players:

· Tavian Dunn-Martin – 12.1 points per game 3.5 assists per game 2.8 rebounds per game

· Dylan Frye – 11.2 points per game 2.7 assists per game 2.1 rebounds per game

· David Early – 10 points per game 4 rebounds per game

Team news

The West Liberty University men’s basketball team has announced their schedule for the upcoming season The Hilltoppers will open their season at home on November 10th against Concordia University Wisconsin. They will then hit the road for a three-game road trip with games against Davis & Elkins (11/17), Ohio Valley (11/24) and Virginia Union (12/1).

Player news

The West Liberty Comets have announced their Basketball Schedule for the upcoming season The team will be playing their first game on November 5th against the University of Northern Iowa They will also be playing crosstown rival, Iowa State on December 12th. The complete schedule can be found below.

11/5 – vs. University of Northern Iowa
11/12 – vs. Drake University
11/19 – at Oklahoma State University
12/3 – vs. Creighton University
12/12 – vs. Iowa State University
12/17 – at Bradley University

League news

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West Liberty Basketball history

The West Liberty Hilltoppers are a college basketball team representing West Liberty University in West Virginia The school’s team currently competes in the NCAA Division II men’s Basketball Tournament and play their home games at the West Liberty University Recreation Center

The Hilltoppers program has been relatively successful since its inception in 1935, winning one NCAA Division II National Championship and four NAIA Division I National Championships The team has also won 14 conference championships most recently in 2019. In total, the Hilltoppers have made 28 NCAA tournament appearances and 31 NAIA tournament appearances.

basketball coaching tips

West Liberty University’s men’s basketball team recently released their schedule for the upcoming season The team is coached by Jim Crutchfield, who has been with the program since its inception in 2002.

The team will open their season on November 8th at home against Virginia Union University. They will then go on the road to take on West Virginia State University on November 11th. The following week they will have a three-game home stand, beginning with Urbana University on November 18th.

Coach Crutchfield and his team will look to improve upon their 19-12 record from last season and make a run at the Mountain East conference title

Basketball training tips

The following are basketball training tips to help you excel at the sport:

-Get in shape. This is important for any athlete, but especially for basketball players who need to have endurance to run up and down the court.

-Develop your skills. Practice shooting, dribbling, and passing so that you can execute them flawlessly in a game situation.

-Work on your Mental Game In addition to being physically prepared, you need to be mentally ready to play. This means being focused and confident.

-Know your opponents. Do your homework on the other team so that you know their strengths and weaknesses. This will give you an edge on the court.

-Be a good teammate. Remember that basketball is a team sport and that you need to work together with your teammates to be successful.