Keith Morehouse
Sports Anchor
Huntington, West Virginia
Keith joined the station in 1996 and is the sports director at WSAZ. He began his career calling TV play-by-play for Marshall basketball and football during the Randy Moss, Chad Pennington and Byron Leftwich years for ESPN Regional and WSAZ. Covering sports in our region and telling athletes’ stories have been hallmarks of his sportscasting career. Keith is married to his wife Deb and they have two children, Lake and Allison.
By the time it was all over, the Knights prevailed 63-22.
WVU shoots down Marshall in a battle of top 5 soccer teams
The Highlanders rolled to a win and are now 4-0 on the year.
By the time it was all over, the Dragons handed Gallia Academy their first loss of the season.
Marshall new turf installation continues at Baseball Stadium
Our Game of the Week this Football Friday Night is GW vs. Huntington.
George Washington prevailed 17-14, earning their first win of the season.
Despite some fight from the Fairland Dragons, the Fighting Tigers prevailed in the end with a 62-14 win.
Herbert Hoover High students have waited a long time for a new school.
During the second quarter, the Highlanders’ D’Edrick Graves scored a touchdown with a 73-yard run.
Last year, Spring Valley was the only team to defeat the Highlanders.
WSAZ Sports Director Keith Morehouse chronicles a trip to the Canadian Rockies.
Former Marshall All American Morgan Zerkle comes back to take over Herd's softball program
Marshall's new softball coach talks about her new job with the media
New Herd baseball facility to be named after legendary Herd coach Jack Cook
Three local baseball teams on to state title games in Charleston
Wahama beats Charleston Catholic in a late night ending at GoMart Ballpark
Charleston Catholic tries to go back-to-back at the WV State Baseball Championships
Cabell Midland and St. Albans will battle in the Class AAA Semifinals Friday
Marshall nominated Randy Moss for College Football Hall of Fame
Huggins said it happened on a live radio broadcast in Cincinnati.
Alabama's Montana Fouts and Marshall's Camryn Michallas meet again
Marshall softball falls to #14 Alabama in softball showcase in Huntington
Bill Underdonk was a star player at WVU and his family hadn't seen his 1954 Sugar Bowl watch for 50 plus years..until this week
Marshall softball looks to build on best ever start
The Charleston (West Virginia) Coliseum and Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky, featured a host of games with local teams.
Local teams were in action in both Charleston, West Virginia, and Lexington, Kentucky.
Among the action was a thriller between the Ashland Tomcats and Owensboro at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky.
The Highlanders, seeded fourth, beat the No. 5 seed South Charleston Black Eagles 67-44 in the Class AAAA quarterfinal.
Play was underway in West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky.
Among the girls’ games at the Coliseum in Charleston were Morgantown vs. Spring Valley and Sissonville vs. Wayne.
The final score in the girls Class AA quarterfinal overtime game was 47-45.
The Highlanders will be headed to the state tournament in Charleston.
Wednesday marked more action in the girls’ Sweet 16 tournament at Rupp Arena in Lexington.
