SCORING Name, School, TD, FG, 2, 1, TOTAL Trevor Mayle, Calhoun 12 0 1 13 87 Kyler Basham, Eastern 12 0 1 0 74 Jordan Adkins, Ripley 7 0 1 0 44 Treyvon Bearhs, Wahama 7 0 1 0 44 Brandon Davis, Doddridge 7 0 0 0 42 Reezin Stitt, Wahama 6 0 1 0 38 Shepard Paugh, S. Harrison 6 0 1 ...
It might be the last week of summer, but it already feels like fall. The past week has been quite a whirlwind with Mother Nature and the gridiron season heating up. There are numerous big showdowns this week in the Mid-Ohio Valley, but during last Friday's game in Elizabeth where Calhoun County upended the host Tigers of Wirt County I witnessed something I'd never before seen. Calhoun County's Nic Butler recovered a fumble on the opening drive of the affair after the orange and black won the toss and elected to receive. After taking possession, the Red Devils threw an interception ...
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — A 46-year-old Marietta High boys golf record has been broken. Anthony Discini, a sophomore for the Tigers, played bogey-free golf on the way to carding a 64 to earn Medalist honors during the Meadowbrook Invitational Monday at Cambridge County Club. The previous MHS ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football wide receiver Prince Strachan hasn’t seen the field yet for the Mountaineers, dealing with an injury. He’s a big 6-foot-5 receiver who had two successful years at Boise State before sustaining a season-ending injury at Southern California last year. In 2024, Strachan played in 14 games and started in five of them, including against Penn State in the College Football Playoff. He had four catches for 40 yards in that game. Strachan, along with Troy transfer D.J. Epps and LSU transfer TaRon Francis, was one of the bigger wide receiver additions ...
PARKERSBURG – Parkersburg South had just run through a gauntlet of matches. Parkersburg started a lineup consisting of five sophomores and three freshmen. Yet the intensity of a high school boys soccer match between the two rival schools didn’t lose its luster from years past Tuesday ...
BEVERLY — After a four-set loss to rival Marietta last Thursday, the Warren volleyball team needed a mental reset. “At Friday's practice, we did not touch a single ball,” said Warren head coach Kaitlyn Cremeans. Instead, the Warriors focused on improving their mindset. Practice made ...
