A large contingent of WVU women’s soccer coaches, personnel and players visited Oak Hill Friday for a free soccer clinic for girls from Oak Hill and Midland Trail high schools and the surrounding area. The event, attended by 40 girls, was sponsored by Fayette County Youth Soccer, Oak Hill Girls’ Soccer Boosters, Fayette County National Bank, Passages to Adventure, ACE Adventure Center, Bridge Walk, Hamilton, Burgess, Young & Pollard, Hindson Insurance Agency, Jim Lively Insurance, Wendy’s, Wild Flour Bakery and Rezan’s. For more, see a future issue of the Tribune.
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