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Finalists in West Virginia Scholar Program announced

BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — Fifteen West Virginia high school juniors have been named finalists in the West Virginia Scholar Program and are in the running for a full-ride scholarship to West Virginia Wesleyan College.

Online voting begins on June 5 and ends on June 14

The winner will be announced at a luncheon on the campus of West Virginia Wesleyan on June 17 follow an on-campus broadcast of MetroNews “Talkline.”

The scholarship includes four years of tuition, fees, room and board valued at $160,000.

In addition to WVWC and MetroNews, the West Virginia Scholar Program is sponsored by Greer Industries, Friends of Coal, West Virginia Hospital Association, the West Virginia Farm Bureau and ZMM Architects & Engineers.

The 2026 WV Scholar Finalists:

Brenna Bond – Parkersburg High School

Hayden Harsanyi – Princeton High School

Matilda Rodebaugh – Nicholas County High School

Adura Skidmore – Robert C. Byrd High School

Rawyn Fluharty – Bridgeport High School

Eryn Ashcraft – Lincoln High School

Isaac Thompson – Lincoln County High School

Jacob Reiner – Parkersburg South High School

Kazlyn Hughart – Woodrow Wilson High School

Megan Brown – Chapmanville Regional High School

Adelyn Groves – Ripley High School

Alexandra Winstead – Musselman High School

Amara Caison – Washington High School

William Jarvis – Nicholas County High School

Micah Brittain – Bridgeport High School





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