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.
Former Cabell Midland star Kenyon Collins settling in with the Coal Cats.
The Culicerto brothers team up for the South All Stars this week
Cabell Midland football coach leaving for a job in Kentucky
Winfield beats Keyser 5-2 to win their second consecutive Class AA title
Huntington HIghlanders' star athlete looks for a state title this weekend
Spring Valley captures MSAC Baseball Championship
Hurricane brings the bats in a 14-4 win over Spring Valley
It's what he does outside his real job that makes Adkins a Hometown Hero.
Juli Fulks becomes the ninth head coach of Marshall University's women's basketball program.
Thursday wrap up at the WV State Boys' Tournament
Huntington, Tug Valley, and Tucker County were winners on Wednesday at the WV State Basketball Championships
The women will find out next Monday where they will be playing their first round NCAA game.
Marshall improves to 8-5 and 2-0 in Sun Belt play.
Marshall gets a road win at UL Monroe to move to 2-0 in Sun Belt play
WSAZ Sports' Keith Morehouse sat down with Randy Moss at his new Huntington restaurant.
He addressed his remarks that circulated on social media which were critical about the fan base in regards to his quarterback Cam Fancher.
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
