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Second-half surge propels Marietta past Warren, 2-0

VINCENT — The 91st all-time meeting between Washington County rivals Marietta and Warren was scoreless for a half here Thursday night, but the visiting Tigers found the back of the net twice after intermission en route to a 2-0 victory as junior keeper Finn Tindall registered his first ...

Scoreboard (9/8)

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Ripley 3, Williamstown 1 Goals: W: MaKayla Sivard (48th minute) Assists: W: Madelyn Jones Saves: W: Bella McLoy 9 Record: Williamstown 3-3-1 HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Tyler Consolidated d. St. Marys 22-25, 25-20, 25-11, 25-20 Tyler (5-3) stats: Kayli West 18 Kills, 15 Digs, 9 Blocks, 1 Ace, 8 Points; Sloane Wall 11 Kills, 24 Digs, 6 Blocks, 1 Ace, 6 Points; Maddison Stollings 5 Kills, 12 Digs, 1 Ace, 2 Points; Stevie Torman 1 Kill, 18 Digs, 1 Block, 6 Aces, 22 Points; Jadyn Thomas 6 Digs, 4 Aces, 12 Points, 23 Assists Next match: Tyler at Rocky Top Classic ...

Hole-In-One

Crutchfield aces Worthington Sherry Crutchfield recorded her first career hole-in-one on Tuesday at Worthington Golf Club. Crutchfield used a 5-wood to ace the 112-yard, par-3, No. 4 hole. Witnessing the feat were Paula Tewksbury, Ellen Knotts and Jan Kiger.

SSAC State Girls Golf Tourney held at Woodridge

MINERAL WELLS — An inauspicious start didn’t prevent the defending girls state golf champion from staying in the moment and closing out her high school career as a four-time, all-tournament selection. Williamstown senior Madilyn Buttrey posted a quadruple bogey on the first hole during ...

Game of bounces: Tigers stun Big Reds in 2-1 victory

DEVOLA — Marietta was 15 minutes away from its first loss of the 2026 season. The Tigers made those 15 minutes count, rallying for a 2-1 win over Parkersburg in the Cross River Rivalry Tuesday at Jerry Brock Field. Trailing 1-0, Grace Spencer tied it up on a penalty kick at the 14:45 ...

WVU wants more aggressive play-calling

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football’s offense in the first half against Coastal Carolina couldn’t have gone any better. The Mountaineers had 24 points, 336 total yards of offense and averaged 7.5 yards per play. The ground attack, which is supposed to be the strength, had 223 yards on ...