BEVERLY – Fort Frye has a pedigree for winning at home. Didn’t matter. In a battle of unbeaten 6-0 teams, Barnesville made a statement after defeating the Cadets 34-7 Friday night at Fort Frye High School. Barnesville scored touchdowns on its first four possessions of the first half ...
NEW MATAMORAS — After a hot start to the season, Frontier hit a bit of a speed bump in the form of the Conotton Valley Rockets. CVHS quarterback Kaden Leggett threw for 378 yards and five touchdowns to help lead his team to a 46-19 win Friday night, spoiling homecoming for the now 5-2 ...
GLENVILLE — Ritchie County churned out 606 total yards of offense to roll past Gilmer County 54-14 Friday for its third straight victory. The Rebels (3-2) were led by Isaiah Poole, who rushed 13 times for 140 yards and two touchdowns while Jenner Keen added six carries, 98 yards and three TDs. Noah Shoemaker (5-77), Ashton Byrd (3-62) and Landen Hanlon (4-19) all had rushing touchdowns as well. Hanlon was 5 for 8 passing for 178 yards. He was intercepted once by Ashton Hamric, who turned it into a 55-yard pick-six. Keen had an 88-yard catch for Ritchie, which plays host to Wirt ...
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Calhoun County 34, Madonna 6 C (4-1) 14 14 0 6 — 34 M (1-5) 0 0 0 6 — 6 C: Rome Riddel 14 run, Trevor Mayle kick, 6:01 1st C: Gavin Hicks 51 pass from Mayle, Mayle kick, :49 1st C: Mayle 1 run, Mayle kick, 6:20 2nd C: Chase Schoolcraft 2 run, Mayle kick, 5:14 2nd C: Riddel 39 run, kick failed, 7:28 4th M: Thomas Davidson 32 pass from Evan Kaczmarek, pass failed, 3:06 4th Team stats Calhoun: First downs: 25; Rushes-yards: 61-410; Passing yards: 80; Total yards: 490; Passing: 2-5-1; Fumbles-lost: 4-1; Penalties-yards: 6-65; Punts-average: ...
GLENVILLE - Fairmont State third-year head football coach Luke Barker's program is hoping for a happy homecoming when Glenville State invades at 2 p.m. Saturday looking for its first Mountain East Conference triumph. GSU first-year head man Jake Casteel will try and guide the Pioneers to a ...
PARKERSBURG – Despite staying home from school the previous day because of an illness, Parkersburg South co-captain Natalie Lauer wasn’t going to miss out on an opportunity to play against city-rival Parkersburg. A round of antibiotics got Lauer back on her feet in time from her bout ...
