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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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Tigers fall to Falcons 1-0 in district final
LOGAN, Ohio -- For the fifth time in the last six years, Marietta and Fairfield Union squared off in the postseason tournament. All five times, the match has been decided by one goal. This time around, it was the third-seeded Falcons who prevailed over the top-seeded Tigers 1-0 in Thursday's...
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St. Marys girls look to defend single-A cross country title
PARKERSBURG – The Class A and AA state cross country championship races will take center stage on Saturday afternoon in Ona at Cabell Midland High School as runners and teams put it all on the line one more time this season in the Mountain State. At 1 p.m., the...
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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.
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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.