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Coshocton falls to Crooksville in offensive shootout
After a bit of a slow start, the Coshocton and Crooksville offenses took flight Friday night. In the end, it was the Ceramics’ offense that finally prevailed, as Crooksville picked up a 45-37 victory in a Muskingum Valley League Small School matchup. The Redskins (2-6 overall, 1-3 MVL) moved...
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MVHC: Players of the Game – Week Eight
ZANESVILLE, OH – We are coming down towards the end of the regular season for high school football, and we even crowned some league champions in week eight. From the Muskingum Valley League (MVL) big school division to the small school division to Zanesville continuing to exceed expectations in 2026, it was not all that difficult to find this week’s “MVHC: Players of the Game.”
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Marietta College’s ATO bikes for MS
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - As Marietta College kicked off homecoming week, Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) brough back its tradition of biking and raising awareness of multiple sclerosis. Every year during homecoming week, ATO sets up two stationary bikes in the middle of campus, and each member rides a bike to keep the wheels turning for 24 hours a day, seven days straight.
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OVAC Cross Country Champions Crowned
OVAC cross country champions were crowned Saturday morning at Cambridge High School. Wheeling Park junior Brenna Tipton turned in the top girls time at 18:00 even, 41 seconds ahead of overall runner up, and 1A2A champ Chloe Meholovitch of Shadyside. 3A champ Ida Estadt of Shenandoah was 3rd overall. St....
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Marietta College Esports Team Receives Donation From Oh Snap! Pickles
Written by: Zachery Simpkins (zas004@marietta.edu) The Marietta College Esports program has had an explosive start to their Fall 2026 season. Currently at a record of 10-4, this is the best start to a season in the program’s history. But this isn’t the only exciting news for the college’s Esports...
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Marietta College will kick off Homecoming announcement with State of the College Address
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - Marietta College will kick off its Homecoming weekend with the State of the College Address: More History to Make, welcoming the campus and broader community to recognize the college’s momentum and continued growth. Marietta College President Kathleen Poorman Dougherty will deliver the address at 4...
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Pirates swept by Fairlawn; Raider middle school teams open postseason with wins in local volleyball
Riverside volleyball traveled to Fairlawn on Saturday, October 10, while the Benjamin Logan middle school teams opened tournament play with a pair of victories. The Riverside Pirates traveled to Fairlawn on Saturday and fell in straight sets, 15-25, 19-25 and 17-25. Kara Klingler led Riverside with 15 assists, while Eva...
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Washington State College of Ohio earns ACEN accreditation for 2 nursing programs
MARIETTA - Washington State College of Ohio has earned accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing for its Associate Degree Nursing and Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs. According to a press release from WSCO, the accreditation is a significant achievement for nursing education at...
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Week 8 fireworks on The Hill as New Lex's big plays sink West M
FALLS TOWNSHIP — There were plenty of fireworks in a playoff atmosphere on The Hill. West Muskingum kept it close, but visiting New Lexington relied on a pick six and three Colton Mathias' touchdowns to pull away for a 47-28 victory in battle of Muskingum Valley League-Small School unbeatens on Oct. 9 at Whirlwind Stadium. The Panthers (8-0, 4-0) took sole possession of first place in the division. West (6-2, 2-1), mostly dominant since its Week 2 loss t Fort Frye, slipped a game back but it still in firm standing in the Division IV, Region 15 playoff chase. "We knew we were playing a good team," New Lex coach Kevin Board said. "There were plenty of playoff points on the line, and there were some nerves early. It was back and forth, but we got a few stops and made a few plays to get some breathing room. That allowed us to settle in and play like we're capable of." More: 'Coach' Toth's versatility on display in New Lex win vs. Tri-Valley More: Coshocton comeback sinks Morgan, MVL powers hold serve, Week 7 roundup The Tornadoes struck first when Carter Smith intercepted Lane Ratliff and raced 57 yards for
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S.J. Shriner is continuing his family's legacy with Sheridan football
THORNVILLE — Some names simply speak for themselves. Sheridan High School has as many as anyone with those qualifications. When you’re Shriner, the expectation precedes itself like etches in an Egyptian pyramid. Its almost as if being tough, durable and consistent, regardless of the sport, is a generational gift. You can throw "team first" in there, too. Naturally, all of these describe sophomore S.J. Shriner, whose no-nonsense style as a 5-foot-7, 180-pound sophomore tailback harkens back to Generals of yesteryear. In his case, he need look only a few feet down the hall to find his personal benchmark. SJ’s father, Steven Shriner, was the backfield heartbeat of Sheridan offenses in the early 2000s, when he also starred in wrestling. He ran for 3,423 yards and 49 touchdowns in a three-year varsity career, culminated by a 153-yard showing on 29 carries in an 27-9 win against No. 2-ranked Dover in the Division III, Region 11 playoffs in 2002. More: River View volleyball needed five sets to shake Sheridan in thriller More: Multi-sport standouts headline Philo Athletic Hall of Fame class More: Coshocton comeback sinks Morgan, MVL powers hold serve, Week 7 roundup Just before Steven, uncle Brandon Shriner set the family
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10 of the best colleges for casual golfers
Students can make golf a significant part of their college experience without competing on varsity teams. Here are 10 of the best for the casual golfer, where scholars have affordable and easy access to enjoy the game. James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va. One of the largest club programs in the...
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Prep football roundup: Belpre blanked by Southern
BELPRE -- Southern dominated in every phase for a 42-0 win Friday night at Ralph Holder Stadium to spoil homecoming for Belpre. Colton Jones opened the game with a 58-yard passing touchdown to Lazareth Priddy, who finished with 127 yards on five catches. Jones completed 12 of 13 attempts for 177 yards and also ran 12 times for 53 yards and a score. Jesse Sayre, who led all rushers with 63 yards on 12 attempts, had a TD on the ground as did teammates Scotty Thomas, Hunter Lackey and Cooper Diddle.
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Hoyt Gore's sack flips switch for Sheridan football in win over Philo
This story will be updated THORNVILLE — One big play was all it took the flip the switch for the Sheridan defense. Trailing 8-7 with a minute left in the second quarter, Hoyt Gore’s sack forced an Audie Buchanan fumble in the end zone that Jackson Morbitzer recovered in the end zone. It was the wake-up call the Generals needed, as they scored 14 unanswered points and pitched a second-half shutout in a 28-8 win in a battle of Muskingum Valley League-Big School unbeatens at Paul Culver Jr. Stadium. More: S.J. Shriner is continuing his family's legacy with Sheridan football More: OHSAA high school football scores, Muskingum-area live updates from Week 8 'High level' set tone for 2nd half It was the second of two big plays Gore made behind the line of scrimmage in the first half. This one, when he burst through a gap from his middle linebacker spot to snuff out a third-down pass, was his biggest. “It was a counter boot and (Hoyt) just comes screaming over the top,” Sheridan coach Paul Culver III said. “(Buchanan) didn’t have enough time to get his head around because he’s giving a play-action. Momentum-wise it was huge, because it