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Keith Moore Tagged as Burlsworth Nominee
Ohio junior linebacker Keith Moore was named a nominee for the 2012 Burlsworth Trophy, given to “college football’s most outstanding player who began his career as a walk-on.” Moore currently… Read More
Williamstown Begins Playoff Journey Against Magnolia
They’re baaaaack. Three weeks ago, the playoff chances of the Williamstown Yellow Jackets looked bleak. The Jackets were struggling on both sides of the ball and were in serious… Read More
Steubenville Thwarts Maysville Playoff Run
The Maysville Panthers magical season came to an end at Harding Stadium on Saturday night, as Steubenville Big Red captured a 28-0 victory in the opening round of the… Read More
Parkersburg South Holds On To Slim Playoff Hopes
Chaos (n): “Complete disorder and confusion.” Following Parkersburg South’s disappointing 17-14 home loss to Wheeling Park, the Patriots’ playoff chances now sit in absolute chaos. Entering that contest, the… Read More
Williamstown’s Roller Coaster of a Season Continues
Following last week’s 35-0 defeat at the hands of Wirt County, the Jackets hopes of continuing their string of postseason appearances took a devastating hit. However, as lopsided as… Read More
Refocused Williamstown Ready To Make Run At Playoff Appearance
The Williamstown Yellow Jackets are in unfamiliar territory. The Jackets, a team that has been a perennial playoff powerhouse in West Virginia, are in serious danger of missing the… Read More
Refocused Williamstown Ready To Make Run At Playoff Appearance
The Williamstown Yellow Jackets are in unfamiliar territory. The Jackets, a team that has been a perennial playoff powerhouse in West Virginia, are in serious danger of missing the… Read More
Williamstown Faces Test From St. Mary’s
After dropping two of their first three games, the Williamstown Yellow Jackets have responded in a big way, winning their last two games by a combined score of 72-14. Coming… Read More
Softball: Ohio Splits Doubleheader With Wright State
Ohio traveled to Dayton to take on the Wright State Raiders in a mid-week doubleheader on Wednesday. The two teams split the series, the Raiders took the first game, while… Read More
Baseball: Ohio Rallies But Falls Short, Buckeyes Win 6-5
Ohio baseball made a late surge, but came up one run shy of dethroning Ohio State on a chilly Tuesday night in Columbus, losing by a final score of 6-5…. Read More
Wrestling: Johnson, Purdue, Garringer Punch Tickets To St. Louis At Conference Championships
An opportunity to compete for a national championship and the title of All-American is something that a collegiate wrestler dreams of for years. For Ohio’s Jeremy Johnson, Nick Purdue, and… Read More
Boys Basketball-Playoff Preview: (5) Fed Hock vs (4) Southeastern
The Fed Hock Lancers have been on a tear as of late, winning their last four contests of the regular season en route to a third place finish in the… Read More
Girls Basketball: Lancers upset Vikings in sectional opener
Coming into their matchup with the Symmes Valley Lady Vikings, the seventh-seeded Federal Hocking Lady Lancers had dropped their last seven contests by a combined score of 431-278. Needless to… Read More
Ice Hockey: Ice Hockey: Ohio Splits Weekend Series; Game Goes Beyond Wins And Losses
Hockey is a highly competitive sport. Those involved take their performance, both on an individual and team level, very seriously. Sometimes, though, the competition is put aside for a cause… Read More
Boys Basketball – Blog: Lancers Getting Hot, But Are They For Real?
Basketball, maybe more so than any other sport, is about peaking at the right time. A team can play lights out basketball early in the season, but if they fade… Read More
Girls Basketball: Trimble pulls away late, tops Federal Hocking
Both Janena Cain and Tia Altier scored 10 points, and the Trimble Tomcats used a huge fourth-quarter surge to pull away from the Federal Hocking Lady Lancers, winning by a… Read More
Swimming/Diving: Ohio Takes Care Of Business, Bests Ball State On Senior Day
While the Ohio basketball team was busy taking care of Ball State on the court, the swimming Bobcats did their part in dispatching the invading Cardinals, winning their dual meet… Read More
Reds Caravan Makes Stop In Athens
In a town known for bleeding green and white for its Bobcats, the large crowd in attendance at The Market on State traded in its Ohio gear for some red… Read More
Men’s Basketball: Ohio Survives Scrappy Contest, Improves To 16-4
In a game that head coach John Groce called a "fist fight," Ohio was able to find a way to win against Western Michigan on Wednesday night at the Convocation… Read More
Girls Basketball: Federal Hocking can’t match Waterford’s firepower
Despite more than doubling their scoring output from their previous meeting with the Waterford Lady Wildcats, the Federal Hocking Lady Lancers still found themselves on the losing end of a… Read More
Marietta men’s basketball: Pioneers escape in OT
The 1,129 fans in attendance at Ban Johnson Arena were treated to what can only be described as an instant classic, as it took Marietta an extra five minutes of… Read More
Boys Basketball: Lancers can’t slow down Rebels
On most other nights, a 56 point performance by Federal Hocking would be more than enough for a victory. However, this was not one of those nights, as the Lancers… Read More
Marietta men’s basketball: Pioneers go cold, fall to Capital
The Marietta Pioneers suffered another setback in their quest for a repeat OAC title, losing to conference foe Capital, 82-66. The Crusaders jumped out to an early 10-point lead on… Read More
Federal Hocking Boys Preview: Lancers Confident with Caldwell
There is a different feeling on State Route 144. Amidst the vast array of farm land that lines the road, one can almost sense that something is different. All… Read More
Women’s Basketball: Ohio dominates Ohio Valley in exhibition
With only 12 days remaining until the first tip of the 2011-2012 Lady 'Cats basketball season at Morehead State, an exhibition game against Ohio Valley University’s Fighting Scots was a… Read More