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Mon school district honors Raley family for UHS sports complex contribution

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: May 30, 2026, 11:16 AM

Last updated May 30, 2026

Mon school district honors Raley family for UHS sports complex contribution

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The Monongalia County school district has recognized the Raley family for their contributions to the University High School sports complex. This honor reflects the legacy of Ronald "Duke" Pride, a celebrated athlete and local figure. Family members, including Nancy Pride Raley, shared memories of Duke's influence in the community and on young athletes. The ceremony took place in Morgantown, highlighting the family's longstanding support for local sports development.

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•Monongalia County school district honors Raley family.
•Recognition linked to the legacy of Ronald 'Duke' Pride.
•Ceremony held in Morgantown, West Virginia.
•Family members expressed fond memories of Duke's athleticism.
•Event promotes support for University High School sports.

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11:16 AMYahoo Sports — Duke's days: Mon school district honors Raley family for its contribution to UHS sports complex

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Copy Link — Facebook — LinkedIn — Share on X MORGANTOWN — Call it a highlight reel of heart. When Nancy Pride Raley closes her eyes — her little brother is right there. "I can still picture him, " she said. "He's playing sandlot ball in Cassville. He's laughing with his buddies. Everybody loved Duke." That was the late Ronald "Duke " Pride, perhaps the most noteworthy athlete in the ...
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Yahoo SportsMay 30, 2026, 11:16 AM
Duke's days: Mon school district honors Raley family for its contribution to UHS sports complex
Copy Link — Facebook — LinkedIn — Share on X MORGANTOWN — Call it a highlight reel of heart. When Nancy Pride Raley closes her eyes — her little brother is right there. "I can still picture him, " she said. "He's playing sandlot ball in Cassville. He's laughing with his buddies. Everybody loved Duke." That was the late Ronald "Duke " Pride, perhaps the most noteworthy athlete in the ...

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