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John Glenn Little Muskies Narrowly Fall to First-Seed Panthers
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It was a battle until the last minute of the game, with the John Glenn Little Muskies driving down the field within their 25-yard line. With Head Coach Matt Edwards calling the plays, John Glenn’s senior quarterback Evan Williams threw the post route to Blade Barclay over the middle, but the Licking Valley defensive back… Read More
Gridiron Glory Announces Player of the Year Watchlist
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The watchlist for Gridiron Glory’s Player of the Year are here. The athletes are some of the most talented players in the state and they have put their respective teams in positions to succeed. Our coverage goes across four conferences in southeastern Ohio and each league is recognized with at least one player. The list… Read More
Trimble Takeaways from Preseason Scrimmage
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The Trimble Tomcats are set to have another deep playoff run this season behind the consistent talent in the backfield. On Monday, the Tomcats hosted Chesapeake in a friendly, preseason scrimmage to see how both would fair against different base offenses and defenses. TAKEAWAYS Connor Wright (senior RB) is one of the best players… Read More
Arts West Takes Part in Devil’s Kettle Bingo Night
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ATHENS — Ohio Brew Week is not only a week for drinking beer, visiting Court Street bars, and then staying at those bars until “Closing Time” by Semisonic comes on the speakers; it’s also a week for Athens organizations to get more recognition for their programs. Arts West is one organization seeking donations and on… Read More
Copperheads Go to Social Media Seeking Pitchers
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ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Recruiting pitchers has been a concern all summer for the Southern Ohio Copperheads, forcing the team to get creative with its recruitment efforts. Problems with keeping a full roster started early in the season whether it be from their college’s innings restrictions or injury. “We lost a bunch in a short… Read More
Ohio University South Green Dorm Demolition Ahead of Schedule
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ATHENS — Ohio University officials say the demolition of three dormitories will save the school more than $20 million is ahead of schedule. “That is money we would have had to spend on the dorms to replace the equipment, to renew the life cycle for the buildings, said Steve Wood, chief facilities officer and senior… Read More
Hocking College Receiving Grant for Foster Care System Students
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ATHENS (WOUB) — Hocking College is receiving a $23,000 grant to support students coming to the school from the foster care system. The Short-Term Certificate Foster Youth Grant will help students seeking a certificate that will take about 16 weeks to complete, according to a Hocking College press release. Those programs include commercial truck drivers… Read More
Consistent Effort and Hustle Keep Lady Buckeyes’ Season Alive
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The Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes’ effort was never in question tonight against the Oak Hill Lady Oaks in the Sectional Championship and it was that energy and hustle that helped Nelsonville-York stay in the game in the first half from their offensive struggles. It was Mary-Kate McCulloch’s offense in the second half along with suffocating defense… Read More
Marauders Suffocate Buckeye Offense
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Fast-paced offense and full-court trap defense that forced turnovers was the recipe for success tonight for the Meigs Marauders (5-7, 2-3 TVC-Ohio) as they welcomed in the Nelsonville-York Buckeyes. Weston Baer caught fire early in the first quarter from 3-point land but it was the full court, suffocating defense that caused mistakes all night and… Read More
RECAP: Meigs’ Basketball Teams Continue Seeing High Potential
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The Meigs Marauders, both girls (6-3, 2-2) and boys (3-3, 1-1) are seeing potential. Both teams have the ability to score the ball tirelessly and cause turnovers with their aggressive defense, but they are seeing woes on the court and losses on their schedule. The season is long from over and Meigs can turn things… Read More