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Lady Mustangs advance to district semifinals; sweep Belpre
DODSONVILLE — The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs are going to the Division VI SE District Semifinals, and they are doing so by winning in the quarterfinal round on Tuesday, at home, against the Belpre Lady Golden Eagles. The win at Lynchburg-Clay High School was their Lady Mustangs' 18th win of...
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Hillsboro boys soccer ends season in district first-round match
The No. 11 seeded Hillsboro Indians boys soccer team lost their 2026 SE District Division III First Round match on Tuesday, Oct. 20 to the No. 6 seeded Gallia Academy Blue Devils by a 5-0 score. Goals for the Blue Devils were made by senior David Champlin with two, and...
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Tabeling Named Preseason All-MAC First Team, 2026-27 MAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll Announced
CLEVELAND – The Ohio women's basketball team was fifth in the 2026-27 Mid-American Conference Preseason Coaches' Poll, as announced by the league on Tuesday, Oct. 20. In addition, senior Bailey Tabeling (Seymour, Ind.) was selected to the 2026-27 Preseason All-MAC First Team. Ohio's lone Preseason All-MAC selection, Tabeling, enters...
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New 'active lifestyle destination' has pickleball, soccer, beer garden
The Bend NKY , a new family-friendly sports and entertainment complex, is officially open in Hebron. The roughly 5.3-acre site at 1930 Conrad Lane features seven indoor pickleball courts, two indoor turf soccer fields, gathering areas and private event spaces, as well as a bar, outdoor patio, mezzanine viewing area and rotating food trucks, according to a press release. An outdoor turf soccer field is expected to open later this year, while The Backyard at The Bend, an outdoor beer garden, is slated to open by mid-2027. According to the release, The Bend NKY co-founder Brad Trauth had owned the Conrad Lane property for about eight years when the development of a multi-use bike path through the property inspired the idea for the facility. “We wanted to build more than courts and fields. Our vision was to create an active lifestyle destination where people could come together, stay active and build meaningful connections," Trauth said in a statement. "The Bend is about bringing people together through sports, recreation and community, and we’re excited to see that vision come to life." The Bend's indoor spaces can also be rented for private events, including birthday celebrations, team gatherings and corporate outings. This
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MVHC: Player of the Game – Week Nine
ZANESVILLE, OH – On a Friday night full of fun, excitement, and league title clinchers, week nine of the high school football season proved to be a back and forth, cannot miss week full of thrilling football. Only one “MVHC: Player of the Game” sufficed from week nine, and...
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Maysville wins big at Riverview; Black Bears get their first score of the season
WARSAW (WOUB)–The Maysville Panthers traveled north to take on the River View Black Bears in a pivotal week nine matchup with some major playoff implications, as a Maysville win would push them to 5-4 on the season, and a win for River View would give the Black Bears their first win of the season.
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Zanesville falls at Watkins; Philo, West hold serve, Week 9 roundup
This story will updated as new information becomes available. PATASKALA — Visiting Zanesville tied the game at 14 in the second quarter but never got the lead in a 38-27 loss to host Watkins Memorial in a Licking County League-Buckeye Division game on Oct. 16. Graham Smith rushed for 158 yards on 22 attempts and scored five touchdowns, and his third score late in the second quarter gave Watkins the lead for good at 21-14. Cole Back added 94 yards on 12 carries and intercepted a pass for the Warriors (5-4), who remained in contention for a Division II, Region 7 playoff spot. Kason Hazlett was 15-of-34 passing for 185 yards with three touchdowns and an interception for balanced Zanesville (5-4), which also ran 32 times for 174 yards. Connor Johnson caught 7 passes for 108 yards with a touchdown and Titan Grandstaff had a pair of touchdowns among his four catches. Carter Hennessey ran 10 times for 98 yards and Hazlett added 58 on 11 tries; R.J. Gladden had 11 tackles and Taevyn Butcher a sack for the Zanesville defense. The Blue Devils sat at 13th in Division III, Region 11, according to joeeitel.com, with a Week 10 affair
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No. 17 Football Collects Fourth OAC Victory at Marietta
MARIETTA, Ohio – The No. 17 Baldwin Wallace football team, led by Head Coach Jim Hilvert, defeated the Marietta College Pioneers inside Don Drumm Stadium by a score of 31-7 in their fourth Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) game. BW has now passed the halfway point of their OAC schedule with a record of 4-0 and an overall record of 6-0. Game Recap.
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Former Rio standout getting shot to play professionally
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - Who knows how many college graduates would be willing to turn away from a lucrative job in the private sector for the chance to take aim at living a dream. Count former University of Rio Grande women's basketball standout Marina Garcia Perez as one. Garcia Perez,...
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Cavaliers spoil Hillsboro’s homecoming
HILLSBORO — It was a rainy and cold homecoming night for the Hillsboro Indians as they returned to Richards Memorial Field after their second three-week hiatus away from the stadium this season. After all the pregame ceremonies and the final clock sounded, the visiting Chillicothe Cavaliers earned the win...
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Ohio Football picks up fourth straight win in blow out over Sacramento State
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) – Ohio Football (5-2, 3-0) traveled to Sacramento State (1-6, 0-4) for a unique conference game. From the opening drive to the final whistle, the Bobcats dominated the Hornets, winning 48-7. It was a new experience for the Bobcats, as Ohio had to go to California to play the newest member of the Mid-American Conference at 10 p.m. EST.