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Ohio Wrestling Loses Conference Finale To Old Dominion
By: Justin McCauley
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For a win against Old Dominion, Ohio needed wins from all its top wrestlers. The match was likely to be close and unfortunately for the Bobcats, two of their best… Read More
Ohio Drops Seventh Straight Against Eastern Michigan
The Bobcats’ losing streak continued as the offense fell flat in the second half. Ohio couldn’t hit anything down the stretch and continued to be incapable of playing 40 minutes… Read More
RedStorm Defeat Shawnee State Despite Poor Shooting
By: Justin Holbrock
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Poor shooting did not stop the Rio Grande RedStorm (16-7, 9-3) from picking up their second win this season over the Shawnee State Bears (8-15, 2-10) on Saturday afternoon at… Read More
Ewing, McKean Lead Marietta Over Heidelberg
By: Kellen Becoats
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A win seemed all but evident but sophomore wing player RaNeal Ewing needed to make sure, nailing a half-court pull up as time expired to add insult to Heidelberg’s injury…. Read More
Ohio Wins Fourth Straight Over Iowa
By: Kaleb Carter
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For the third day in a row, the Bobcats brought out their bats, this time in a 9-6 victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes. Both teams came out slugging, but after… Read More
Jackson Steals Perfection From Athens
By: Jon Chamier
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Almost perfect. That is the one of the many ways to describe the Athens Lady Bulldogs 2013-14 campaign after the Jackson Ironladies out-battled them for a 59-51 victory in Athens’… Read More
More Snow Expected Sunday Morning
By: Atish Baidya
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UPDATE 11:54 a.m. Washington and Hocking counties are under level 2 snow emergencies. The Hocking County Sheriff reports numerous accidents and urges drivers to use caution on the roads. Athens… Read More
Athens Farmers Market Looking To Relocate in April
By: Athens Messenger staff reports
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Construction of Texas Roadhouse in The Market on State parking lot has the Athens Farmers Market looking for a new location beginning in April. The executive committee of the Athens… Read More