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MAXPREPS Larry Niemeyer, Jim Liggett, Robert Iamurri among the leaders from the diamond.
Larry Niemeyer of Jefferson (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) finished his career with over 2,000 career wins, making him the easy choice for MaxPreps list of the Greatest High School Softball Coaches of All-Time from Each State, but what about the other states?
MaxPreps has compiled a list of every state s greatest softball coach. The choices are not necessarily based on all-time wins or most state championships, but could be. Also, no coaches were chosen from South Dakota or Wyoming, since those states do not sanction high school softball.
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FAIRMONT — From the moment then-sophomore forward Bubby Towns cracked a golden goal that gave the Fairmont Senior boys’ soccer team a 2-1 victory over Robert C. Byrd in the
Ruth “Teeny” JoAnn (Jacovetty) Hugus, age 84, passed away peacefully on January 23, 2021.
She was born April 10, 1936, in Wheeling, WV to the late Mildred Radulovich and the late Charles Jacovetty. She was married to her loving husband and comedic sidekick, Eugene Hugus, for 63 beautiful years. Along with both parents, she is preceded in death by her brother, Charles “Buddy” Jacovetty; daughter Charlene; and great-niece, Jennifer Jacovetty.
Teeny was known and loved by many and was a dear friend to all. Her kind smile could light up a room, and she could instantly make a person feel as if they were a part of her family. She was a dedicated wife, a loving mother, an adoring aunt, and the greatest grandmother. She had a vibrant personality and always made people laugh with her stories and fond memories. She welcomed all into her home and made sure everyone left happy and with a full belly.
Jan 7, 2021
Paul “Bud” Billiard, 79, of Wellsburg, WV passed away January 5, 2021. Bud was born on August 1, 1941 in Wheeling, WV to the late Helen R. Spataro. Bud graduated from Wellsburg High School in 1959 and West Liberty State College in 63. While at West Liberty he was a four-year letterman in football playing on both the offensive and defensive lines.
Surviving is his wife Carol whom he married on November 22, 1962. Together they have 3 children Kimberly (Mark) Wales, Paul Billiard and T.J. (Erin) Billiard, 7 grandchildren Kyle (Courtney) Wales, Kody Wales, Cross Billiard, Bode Billiard, Giana, Angelo and Rocco Billiard and 1 great grandchild Liam.
Bud began his coaching career at Wheeling Central where he spent four years as an assistant in football, two years as a volunteer assistant in wrestling and three years as head track coach.