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Ohio State’s Tavien St. Clair Future in Doubt
This seemed like the reason the Ohio State Buckeyes recruited Tavien St. Clair from Bellefontaine, Ohio. The five-star quarterback had teams all across the country interested, but OSU’s pursuit would’ve been about giving it the next star QB to play in Columbus — and the potential heir to Julian Sayin.
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Maple Leafs fall on the road in close loss to UNOH
LIMA, Ohio - Men's basketball was on the road for their first away game of the season as they took on the University of Northwestern Ohio. After a tough battle with several lead changes, the Maple Leafs fell 81-75 to the Racers. The Leafs started the match well, though they...
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The Marion Star
CJ Westler is this week's Aces of Trades
MARION – Hopefully, football helps prepare them for whatever comes next in their lives. “Growing up, I always loved sports and was very competitive,” CJ Westler said. “I always wanted to be the best athlete I could be. From a young age, one of my biggest goals was to play college football. I also knew that whatever I did for a career, I wanted sports to be a part of it. As I got older and realized my playing career was eventually going to end, coaching became the obvious direction for me.” Today, Westler is the head football coach at Marion Harding High School. “I do it because I genuinely enjoy being around the kids and watching them grow," he said. "Winning on Friday nights is a great feeling, but some of the most rewarding moments have nothing to do with the scoreboard. It’s watching a kid gain confidence, improve his grades, become a better teammate, overcome something difficult or come back years later and tell you something you taught him stuck with him. I had coaches who did that for me. At the time, I probably didn't completely understand the impact they were having on my life. Now that
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Collinsville Daily News
Edon defeats Jefferson, advances to regional quarterfinal against McComb
EDON — In the first round of a Division VII, Region 26 matchup at Leanne Field between the home Edon Bombers and the visiting Jefferson Wildcats, the former was the team to take a dominant 41-14 win at home. No. 6-seeded Edon improved to 10-1 overall with this postseason victory. The No. 11-seeded Jefferson Wildcats fell to 4-7 overall and saw their season end with the loss. In the first quarter, Edon established dominance early on against Jefferson. After forcing the visiting team to punt, the Bombers took advantage and scored from eight yards out from the likes of starting quarterback Jaron Grove. A good PAT kick tallied the score to 7-0 in favor of the Bombers. After having received the ball, Jefferson’s starting QB Heath Schnipke was sacked by a crowd of Edon players — leading to the home team taking control on offense once again. Edon was quick on offense and scored just a few minutes of game time later in the first from the likes of Grove again at the 4:39 mark. A successful PAT kick put the Bombers further on top at 14-0. Grove was a force to be reckoned with all evening for Jefferson according
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Volleyball Takes Care of Thomas More | Wins 3-0
Crestview Hills, Ky. - For the second time in as many days, the University of Findlay volleyball team took the court, taking on Thomas More on Saturday, October 31. Despite the quick turnaround, the Oilers showed no signs of tired legs, defeating the Saints 3-0 for their sixth straight win. With today's results, Findlay moves to 16-8 overall and 11-2 in Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) play. Meanwhile, Thomas More drops to 7-17 overall and 3-10 in conference.
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Al Would Have Liked It…Comfortable Versailles, Running Game, Smokes Portsmouth West
Versailles won the line of scrimmage, dominated on the ground, and used big plays to smile Portsmouth West in round of the Division VI tournament. Portsmouth, OH – — The Versailles Tigers left little doubt Friday night in Scioto County over whether they belonged in the 2026 OHSAA football tournament – whether the Harbin rankings got it right.
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Oilers Advance to G-MAC Tournament Semifinals | Beat Walsh 1-0
Findlay, Ohio- The University of Findlay women's soccer team advanced in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) Tournament with a 1-0 victory over Walsh University on Saturday, Oct. 31. The third-seeded Oilers eliminated the sixth-seeded Cavaliers in the G-MAC Tournament Quarterfinals which took place at DeHaven Field. With the win, Findlay improves to 13-2-4 on the year and will advance to the semifinals for the fifth consecutive season. Meanwhile, Walsh concludes the year with a 7-10-1 mark.
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Troy Locks Down Butler’s Offense, Runs For 348 To Win Playoff Opener
Troy, Oh – — On October 2, the Butler Aviators threw for 441 yards on the Troy Trojans, despite a 45-31 loss. Four weeks later, in the opening playoff round, Butler needed a 21-yard tip-drill touchdown on the last play of the game to avoid getting shut out.
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Dominant second half sends Riders past Panthers
ST. MARYS – Friday night St. Marys moved on to the next round of the OHSAA playoffs with a dominating second half of play. Leading 36-19 at the half the Roughriders forced a pair of turnovers and scored time and time again through the final two quarters to down visiting Maumee 57-33.