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Ohio Women’s Golf Sits In Seventh Of Redbird Invitational
By: Nick Hart
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After its first day of the 2013 fall season, the Ohio women’s golf team finds itself right in the middle of the pack at the Redbird Invitational. The Bobcats shot… Read More

Louisville Offense Too Much For Bobcats
By: Nathan Takitch
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The Louisville Cardinals (3-1) used a rush of offense at the beginning of the second half to take a stranglehold lead in their match against the Ohio Bobcats (1-3) and… Read More

Preview: Ohio Hockey Begins New Era
By: Nick Hart
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Jay Mazzarella, gone. Jonathan Pietramala, gone. Nick Rostek, say goodbye. Tyler Pilmore, the team’s captain and all-time leading scorer, off to pro hockey. The Ohio University club hockey team knew… Read More

Marietta Tops Bethany 2-1
By: Brad Friedman
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24 hours after falling to Wooster, the Marietta Pioneers came alive in the second half to top the Bethany Bison 2-1. A second half surge was just what the doctor… Read More

Marietta Wins Third Straight
Coming off of two consecutive straight-set wins, the Marietta Pioneers (4-4) volleyball team looked to continue its winning ways against the Transylvania Pioneers (5-3) in their final match of the… Read More

RedStorm Routed 8-1 By Davenport
By: Anna Vassalotti
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No. 21 ranked Davenport University cruised past the Rio Grande RedStorm on Saturday during the finale of the Marge Evans Women’s Soccer Classic at Evan E. Davis Field. The Panthers… Read More

Campbellsville Defeats Rio In Straight Sets
By: Cody Linn
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The Rio Grande RedStorm were swept in their first road game 25-19, 25-15, 25-21 to Mid-South Conference foe, the Campbellsville Tigers. The RedStorm trailed 9-8 in the first set, but… Read More

RedStorm Fall 2-1 To Top-Ranked Belhaven
By: Kaleb Carter
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The first loss of the season is not usually greeted with smiles, but nobody would blame the Rio Grande RedStorm if they failed to feel too bad about their 2-1… Read More

Ohio Soccer Gets First Home Win, Beats Morehead State, 3-1
Ohio coach Aaron Rodgers has been saying it all year. If the Bobcats continue to give themselves opportunities to score, the goals will come. And that was the case Sunday… Read More

Marietta Drops Third Straight
By: Michael Drapcho
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The Marietta Pioneers (1-3) dropped their third match in a row Saturday as they fell to the Birmingham-Southern Panthers (4-0) by a score of 3-1. With senior goalkeeper Bobby Thaxton… Read More

Two Injured in Meigs County Collision
By: Zainab Kandeh
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The Gallipolis Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating an accident in Meigs County that left two people injured. Troopers said the crash occurred on Saturday, September 7 at approximately… Read More

Crash In Athens County Injures Two People
By: Zainab Kandeh
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The Athens Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating an accident on U.S. Route 50 in Athens County that resulted two women being flown to area hospitals. Troopers say the accident… Read More

Pioneers Win Two, Both In Straight Sets
Despite dropping their home opener to Bethany College last night, the Marietta Pioneers bounced back with two straight-sets wins over Frostburg State and Grove City on the second day of… Read More

Sheriff Kelly Not Sure How He Will Respond to CI Records Subpoena
By: Steve Robb | Athens Messenger
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Athens County Sheriff Patrick Kelly said Friday he will comply with three grand jury subpoenas served on him Aug. 30 by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office, but hasn’t decided what… Read More

Car Crashes into House after Police Chase
A police chase through Nelsonville Saturday ended with a car crashing into a Buchtel home. Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly said Nelsonville Police arrested 38-year-old Patrick McGee of Buchtel after… Read More

Ohio Beats North Texas 27-21 In Home Opener
Saturday the Ohio Bobcats had an opportunity to plead their case that the team that showed up in Louisville a week ago was not who they really are. Ohio opened… Read More