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MVHC: Players of the Game – Week Ten
ZANESVILLE, OH – The 2026 high school football season was memorable at worst, and at best, truly incredible. The bittersweet news is that the last ten weeks absolutely flew by, though we now set our sights on the playoff picture. Before we get there though, we do have to...
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Marietta College Lands Record 5 Million Gift for Health Sciences, Dorms
MARIETTA, Ohio — Marietta College has received a $55 million commitment from Joe and Linda Chlapaty — the largest single philanthropic gift in the college’s nearly 200-year history — to build a new graduate health sciences center and renovate the first-year residence halls where most Marietta students begin campus life.
Times Recorder
Times Recorder
Philo tops Maysville, shares MVL title as Lincicome ties record
NEWTON TOWNSHIP — A strong running game and a stout defense — trademarks of Dirk Lincicome's tenure at Philo. Both elements played vital roles in Friday's 27-13 win over Maysville, as the Electrics' head coach tied the legendary Sam Hatfield with 106 career wins on the Philo sidelines. The Electrics earned a share of the Muskingum Valley League Big School Division title with Sheridan and Tri-Valley, as all three finished 4-1. Lincicome will also have a chance to break the record in Week 11, as playoff pairings are announced on Sunday. "Sam Hatfield is a legend and a man who I respect beyond words," Lincicome said. "This is something I never dreamed of. There's no comparison between me and him, including his years of service where he coached three teams and served as AD (athletic director) at the same time. "I'm just fortunate to be here and lucky enough to have a lot of good players and coaches on my side. I'm just carrying the torch for the next coach." Statewide results | Ohio high school football scores for Week 10 Week 10 | See which teams closed the regular season with a win Dawgs are hungry | Is Tri-Valley
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Akron Beacon Journal
Buchtel athletic director/football coach placed on administrative leave
Akron Public Schools has placed Buchtel athletic director and football head coach Bryan Williams on administrative leave. Williams did not coach in last week's game when host Buchtel beat Garfield 14-6 in overtime at Tim Flossie Stadium, and he is not set to be on the sidelines at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, when Buchtel plays East in a Week 10 game at Kenmore Stadium. " Akron Public Schools can confirm that the athletic director and head football coach at Buchtel High School has been placed on administrative leave," APS assistant director of marketing and communications Joanne Isaac said in an email to the Akron Beacon Journal. "As this is a personnel matter, the District will not comment further on the circumstances or details. To ensure continuity for our student-athletes and football program, Tahj Dent has served as interim head coach and will continue to serve in that role pending further notice. The District remains focused on supporting our students and maintaining normal team operations." Buchtel enters Week 10 with a record of 2-7 overall and 2-2 in the City Series after it had to forfeit four wins last week before playing Garfield. APS self-reported to the OHSAA that North
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Newark Advocate
Licking Valley seniors wrap up second straight 10-0 regular season
ZANESVILLE ― There's no turning back now for Licking Valley after a second consecutive unbeaten regular season. The Panthers' veteran coaching staff made sure there was no letdown after the big win against Granville, when they took the John D. Sulsberger Memorial Stadium turf on Oct. 23. Valley (10-0, 5-0) spoiled senior night for Zanesville with a dominant 48-7 win that wrapped up a third consecutive Licking County League-Buckeye Division title. "We had to take care of business," said senior wideout-defensive back Brandt Lichtenauer. "The coaches rode our tails all week and pushed us harder than we thought we were going to be pushed." The Panthers jumped to a 35-0 halftime lead, forcing a running second-half clock, and never punted as they ended the valiant turnaround season of the Blue Devils (5-5, 2-3), who downed rival Newark and put themselves in playoff position, only to drop the final two games to Watkins Memorial and Valley. That was after ending a 26-game losing streak. "They got hot at the beginning of the season, so we knew this was no easy game," said senior quarterback Brody Rodgers, who threw three touchdown passes, two to favorite target Carter Nethers, and ran for a
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Marietta College cites costs, deterioration in Dorothy Webster Hall demolition plan
MARIETTA -- Marietta College says structural deterioration and renovation costs warrant demolishing Dorothy Webster Hall, while some alumni are urging preservation of the former home that became the college's first residence hall for women. The planned demolition is part of a campus redevelopment supported by Joe and Linda Chlapaty's $55...
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Frankfort extends winning streak to 36 games, 55-27 at Wahama
MASON, W.Va. — In a matchup of top-ranked teams in their respective classes, Frankfort outscored Wahama 20-0 in the second half to collect their 36th consecutive win, 55-27. FHS (8-0) has not lost since the opening round of the 2023 playoffs. This is the first regular season loss for WHS (7-1) since the 2021 season finale.
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Belpre senior balances straight A’s, college courses and community service
BELPRE, Ohio — Megan Carmichael hasn’t gotten anything less than an A — and she’s on track to graduate high school with a college degree. Carmichael, a senior at Belpre High School, is a straight-A student, vice president of the National Honor Society and a four-year basketball player. Through College Credit Plus courses at Washington State College of Ohio, she will earn an associate degree in liberal arts by graduation.
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Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Prep roundup: Warriors upset Bulldogs
THE PLAINS, Ohio -- Liam Grosselin found the back of the net with just six seconds left in regulation as seventh-seeded Warren knocked off No. 2 Athens in Thursday's Division III Southeast District Quarterfinal boys soccer match at Joe Burrow Stadium. The match appeared to be headed to overtime, but...
Chillicothe Gazette
Chillicothe Gazette
Paint Valley rallies past East, advances to DVII district quarterfinal
LUCASVILLE — The monkey has officially been chased from Paint Valley’s back. Heading into a Division VII first-round tournament matchup on Monday, Oct. 19, the Bearcats were still searching for their first victory of the season. When they boarded their bus home, they indeed had that win in their back pockets. After dropping the night’s first set, Paint Valley stormed back to win the next three to oust Sciotoville East by a 24-26, 28-26, 25-22, 25-18 final. “It’s pretty awesome,” Paint Valley coach Amber Boyer said. “There’s no better time to get this first win than in the tournament, so we can start making a run, hopefully. This younger group has a hunger and passion for the game, and it’s fun to start to see that rub off onto the older girls, too. I’m just proud of the girls. They finally put it together for three sets tonight and it’s really cool to see.” RELATED: Cinderella favorites, upset alerts, games to watch in OHSAA postseason In all four sets, Mayah Collier was a menace. Paint Valley’s junior middle hitter was a constant presence at the net and service line, giving the Tartans trouble throughout all four sets. “Mayah is the