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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
A-C's Caiden Riddle overcomes losing his eye to play golf in college
AMANDA — On a cold, rainy day, Caiden Riddle’s life changed in ways he could never have imagined a year ago, and what happened to him and how he handled it is nothing short of amazing. Riddle, a senior golfer at Amanda-Clearcreek, was golfing in a tournament at Darby Creek Golf Course in Marysville. He had just hit his tee shot and the player after him hit his, but it wasn’t a good shot. Riddle and another player walked down the fairway and went left, while the other player, about 100 yards behind, was about to hit his second shot. Riddle was talking with another player and turned around to see when the other player was going to hit his second shot. As soon as he turned around, everything went black. The shot hit Riddle square in his left eye and shattered. He blacked out, not knowing what had just happened. He was able to reach for a towel to wipe his eye, and when he looked down, the towel was full of blood. He was rushed to the clubhouse and then transported by ambulance to the emergency room. From there, Riddle rushed to Children’s Hospital, where he underwent emergency
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Sherman holds off Scott for gritty 16-14 Friday Night Rivals win at home
SETH, W.Va. (WCHS) — The Sherman Tide were able to hold off the Scott Skyhawks in the final GoMart Friday Night Rivals Game of the Week of 2026 for a 16-14 win. It wasn't the prettiest game from either team, with just 30 combined points between the two teams and only four total touchdowns scored. Both teams relied heavily on the run game, while the difference in victory for the Tide was a pair of successful two-point conversions following their touchdowns.
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MC Volleyball Still in the Hunt for an OAC Title after Tough Loss to Heidelberg
Written by: CJ Wilt (cjw012@marietta.edu) After winning 11 of 12 straight, the Marietta College volleyball team fell to Heidelberg last Friday. The Pioneers now sit at 12-5 overall this season and 3-1 in the OAC. Heidelberg took the match 3-1 after a quick response by Marietta to win the second...
Chillicothe Gazette
Huntington football's first-ever home playoff game not a time to change it up
CHILLICOTHE — Three games into this football season, Huntington sat at 1-2 overall. It wasn’t the start the Huntsmen had hoped for, and it certainly wasn’t the start they needed to meet the lofty expectations they had set for themselves. Seven weeks later, they’ve won a share of the Scioto Valley Conference title and clinched the program’s second-ever playoff berth. “I mean, this was a big goal,” Huntington coach Clay Beeler said. “Honestly, earlier in the year, this seemed like something that we knew was out in front of us. But we had to grind to get it. I’m excited for our kids. They stayed focused and kept everything out in front of them, kept driving, and knew they could accomplish it if they just kept working hard.” They’ve earned the right to begin their postseason run in front of a home crowd, too. On Friday, Oct. 30, Huntington will host Covington in the first-ever playoff game at the Myrl H. Shoemaker Athletic Complex. “They can finally reap some benefits from the labor they’ve put in,” Beeler said. “This has been something that we've been looking for, for four years. We knew that this was going to be the year,
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Ohio Bobcats Own Nation’s Longest Home Win Streak at 17 After Indiana Falls
Ohio University’s football team now owns the longest home win streak in the Football Bowl Subdivision, at 17 straight victories at Frank Solich Field at Peden Stadium in Athens, according to reporting by The Columbus Dispatch. The Bobcats inherited the top spot when Ohio State beat Indiana 19-15, ending the Hoosiers’ run, The Dispatch reported. […]
Chillicothe Gazette
Times Recorder
Seattle ON Tap
Buchtel's Coach Is On Leave, But The Four Forfeit Losses Tell The Real Story
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Bryan Williams, Buchtel High School’s athletic director and head football coach, has been placed on administrative leave by Akron Public Schools. He wasn’t on the sidelines for last week’s […]
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Carter Smith 'isn't normal.' Here's why that's a good thing for West M
FALLS TOWNSHIP — Carter Smith has worn more hats than Gene Autry in his time at West Muskingum, but the Tornadoes’ versatile senior wouldn’t change his path. Whether it’s football, basketball or track and field, the 6-foot-3, 200-pounder with well-rounded athletic talents epitomizes the term “all-purpose.” On the court, he is a big man in a guard's body, with enough strength and leaping ability to play inside, but also with enough skill to hold his own on the wing against guards. In track, he's among the Muskingum Valley League's best in the 200 and 400, where he has broken 50 seconds, and an All-Ohioan in the high jump — the first at West M in decades. But his versatility is especially prevalent on the football field, where he is among the best the league has to offer as a linebacker, return man and punter for coach Nathan Brownrigg. He can even play tailback if the situation demands. As the 8-2 Tornadoes embark on another playoff berth, Smith's days on The Hill are numbered as the sun sets on his final season on Kimes Road. The Tornadoes beat Meadowbrook in Week 10 to clinch a home game in the Division IV,
WHIZ
2026 OHSAA Football Playoff Brackets
ZANESVILLE, OH – Here we go! A memorable 2026 high school football season is in the books, and it might be tough to follow up the last ten weeks. Though the playoff picture should do the trick, led by the ten local area teams representing three separate leagues, who are spread out between four different divisions.