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Athens Upsets Alexander
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Griffin Lutz nearly recorded himself a triple-double Friday night as the Athens Bulldogs upset the visiting Alexander Spartans 55-40. Athens (4-6, 3-2) had a steady first half and led 28-20 at the break, but Alexander (8-3, 3-2) imploded at the beginning of the third quarter as the Bulldogs opened on an 11-2 run. The Spartans… Read More
Alexander’s Defense Steps Up Against Wellston
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The Wellston Lady Rockets went into the Alley in Albany Thursday night and were blown away by the Alexander Lady Spartans, 64-23. Alexander (10-2, 5-1) jumped on Wellston (1-13, 0-6) early with its full court press on defense and forced 10 turnovers in the opening quarter to give the Lady Spartans a 20-6 lead. Hard… Read More
Alexander Returns Multiple Players for 2015-16 Season
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Coach Jim Kearns returns to an Alexander team that finished second in the TVC-Ohio a season ago. Kearns only lost one senior in point guard Jordan Moseley, and has plenty of experience returning to the court. Kearns is sure to continue preaching tough defense and a patient offense. The Spartans return a couple of key… Read More
Alexander Lady Spartans Looking to be Big TVC-Ohio Contender
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Cory McKnight is entering his second season as head coach of the Alexander Lady Spartans, and his philosophy hasn’t changed much from a season ago. He preaches a very fast-paced game, with plenty of ball pressure on the defensive end leading to fast break opportunities. McKnight is looking for success out of these key players: Leah… Read More
Experience on Jackson’s Side Ahead of Watterson Game
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The No. 4 Jackson Ironmen (10-1) are in a position with which they are all too familiar: one step away from the regional finals. They will face No. 8 Bishop Watterson (6-5) for a chance to do exactly that for the first time in school history. Jackson had the chance to do so last season,… Read More
Bloom-Carroll’s Playoff Hopes On the Line
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Bloom-Carroll (5-4, 3-3) goes into senior night on Friday with one thing in mind: get to the playoffs. The Bulldogs currently sit in ninth in Division IV Region 13, one spot out of postseason play. They will have one last chance to improve their rating against the Fairfield Union Falcons (4-5, 2-4). “It’s a win… Read More
Fairfield Union, Vinton County’s Run-Oriented Offenses to Clash
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Both Fairfield Union (1-1) and Vinton County (0-2) stumbled in week two, but Friday’s match-up presents an opportunity to right the ship before conference play begins. The Falcons have amassed only 14 points in their first two games, though they beat New Lexington 7-0 in week one, but were held to just 133 yard against… Read More
Jackson, Chillicothe to Revive Old Rivalry
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Fresh off of a 41-20 win over Wellston in Week One, the Jackson Ironmen will host their former SEOAL rivals in the Chillicothe Cavaliers. The Ironmen were favored heavily against the Golden Rockets, but Chillicothe will provide a big step up in competition. “It’s a complete 180-degree turn,” Jackson coach Andy Hall said. “Wellston is… Read More
Senior-heavy Logan Has Eyes on Title
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Coach Billy Burke and the Logan Chieftains have their eye on an SEOAL title after falling short of that goal in 2014. With quarterback Lane Little, running back Bryce McBride and wide receiver Isaiah all returning to the SEOAL’s top offense from a season ago, reaching that goal appears to be closer to reality. “Our… Read More
Ndour and Willis Named to All-MAC Teams
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Despite finishing 5-13 in MAC play, the conference is showing some love to two Ohio seniors. Forward Maurice Ndour was named to the All-MAC Second Team, while guard Javarez “Bean” Willis was named an All-MAC Honorable Mention on Monday. Ndour and Willis were leaders for the Bobcats all season long. Ndour’s combination of scoring, rebounding… Read More
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