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West Muskingum Turns Away Philo 35-14, Earns First Shot at Indian Valley
FALLS TOWNSHIP, Ohio — For ten minutes on Friday night, West Muskingum’s first-round playoff game looked like a fireworks show. By the second half, it looked like a team that had figured itself out. The Tornadoes outscored Philo 21-0 after halftime to win 35-14 in a Division IV, Region 15 opener, advancing without their starting […]
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Records fall as Wildcats open playoffs with blowout win
WATERFORD -- In addition to being a solid football team in every facet of the game, make no mistake about it, the Waterford Wildcats can be a very physical squad. That physicality set the tone early on Friday night as the Wildcats opened up Division VI, Region 23 playoff action at home with a dominating 61-0 win over the Berne Union Rockets.
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West M football eyeing Indian Valley after turning away Philo
FALLS TOWNSHIP — For a quarter, football resembled the Fourth of July on the fabled hill at West Muskingum. Philo and the host Tornadoes combined for 28 points in the game's first 10 minutes in a wild first quarter of their Division IV, Region 15 first-round playoff game. It was a total 180-degree turn from their regular season meeting, when West forced six turnovers and took a 28-point lead into the half on the same West M Athletic Booster Stadium field. More: Carter Smith 'isn't normal.' Here's why that's a good thing for West M More: Philo tops Maysville, shares MVL title as Lincicome ties record Eventually, though, even a short-handed Tornado squad without starting quarterback Noah Morrison gained the upper hand in the second half of a 35-14 win. West (9-2) held a 341-217 edge in total yards, including a 174-16 advantage in passing, as it outscored the Electrics, 21-0, in the second half to break a 14-all tie. They overcame a pair of interceptions and a pair of turnover-on-downs in the red zone in the second quarter. It sets up a quarterfinal road clash with two-time defending regional champion Indian Valley (10-0) at 7 p.m. on Nov. 6.
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St. Marys boys, Ritchie girls win Class A state titles
ONA -- It was quite the Saturday here at Cabell Midland for the Little Kanawha Conference at the state cross country championships. Ritchie County freshman Layla Devereux put an exclamation mark on her first state meet by winning it all with a time of 19 minutes and 29 seconds as St. Marys' Anna Bennett, a four-time first team all-stater, took runner-up honors in 20:08.
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Halftime lead slips away as Glenville falls to W.Va. State, 24-19
GLENVILLE – Glenville State first-year head coach Jake Casteel’s program held a 16-14 halftime lead here Saturday afternoon at Morris Stadium, but West Virginia State quarterback Joe Dailey’s 54-yard touchdown run early in the third put the Yellow Jackets ahead for good as the visitors left town with a 24-19 Mountain East Conference victory.
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Wheeling Central punches their ticket to WVSSAC semifinal with win over Williamstown
WHEELING WV (WTRF) – The top seeded Wheeling Central Maroon Knights welcomed in the number two seed of the Williamstown Yellowjackets for the WVSSAC AA-A Region I final. Wheeling Central took the 1-nil win over Williamstown to send themselves to Beckley WV for the state semifinal. “It’s been the goal. I mean, all along the […]
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Ribbon cutting marks shared home for Kubota of Ripley and Riverfront Powersports
RIPLEY, W.Va. (WCHS) — Kubota of Ripley and Riverfront Powersports–Kawasaki celebrated a ribbon cutting of their shared location at 100 Academy Drive Friday. The celebration will continue into Saturday. Friday’s events focused on Kubota, with equipment demonstrations, special grand-opening pricing and a noon ribbon-cutting ceremony. Saturday will spotlight...
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Yellow Jackets drop home finale to Pioneers
INSTITUTE – The West Virginia State University women's volleyball team dropped its final home match of the season, falling 3-0 to Glenville State University Friday night at the Walker Convocation Center. The loss drops WVSU to 11-13 overall and 7-7 in Mountain East Conference action. Maya Vilmar registered 10...
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Marietta Upends No. 24 Heidelberg 24-13 on the Road in OAC Play
MARIETTA, Ohio — Marietta College went on the road and knocked off a ranked rival on Saturday, October 31, beating No. 24 Heidelberg 24-13 in Ohio Athletic Conference play in Tiffin, according to Heidelberg University Athletics. Heidelberg (6-2, 4-2 OAC) scored first on its Senior Day at Hoernemann Stadium. Quarterback Alex Arledge fell into the […]
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Game Preview No. 9: Glenville State, West Virginia State Set for Saturday Inside Ike & Sue Morris Stadium
GLENVILLE, W.Va. – Glenville State Football and the Yellow Jackets of West Virginia State will meet inside Ike & Sue Morris Stadium Saturday (Oct. 31) for a Halloween matchup in Glenville. The game is presented by Hope Gas and will be streaming on MECTV with kickoff slated for 1 p.m.
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Piketon football advances to Week 12, Huntington falls to Covington
Piketon 14, Meigs 13 The Redstreaks are moving onto Week 12 after traveling to Pomeroy to earn a hard-fought victory over Meigs. Piketon (7-4) found itself in a 7-0 hole after giving up an early touchdown. But with 5:48 left in the second quarter, Nolan Childers found Tristen Bodicker for a 14-yard touchdown pass to tie the score. Meigs took a 13-7 lead early in the third, but with just five minutes left in the game, Tanner Loar scored from a yard out to give the 'Streaks a one-point lead. Braxton Walters then put the win on ice with an interception. HS FOOTBALL: Shermans lean on defense, Wilson to blank Cincinnati Northwest Childers finished 5-for-6 passing for 105 yards and a score, Bodicker had two receptions for 25 yards and a touchdown, and Loar carried the ball 23 times for 106 yards and the game-winning trip to the end zone. Piketon will now prepare to travel to Fort Frye in Week 12. That game is scheduled for a 7 p.m. kickoff, Nov. 6. Covington 35, Huntington 20 After taking a 20-13 lead into halftime, Huntington (7-4) surrendered 22 unanswered points in a Division VI, Region 24 first-round playoff contest. The