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Griffin Lutz Injury Update
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After suffering a fracture in his foot at Vinton County on Jan. 26, Athens junior point guard Griffin Lutz had surgery in Columbus earlier this morning. Lutz was injured with 20 seconds left in regulation on a go-ahead layup that ultimately pushed the Bulldogs past the previously unbeaten Vikings 79-75. In his final game of… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball: Stepping Up When It Counts
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With one of the youngest teams in school history, starting forward Treg Setty is the lone senior on the Ohio Bobcats roster. That puts the Green and White in a fascinating position in which many of its juniors must step into leadership roles. “We have a very small amount of experience on this team,” second… Read More
Puckett, Hale Lead Lady Vikings in Blowout
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The Vinton County Lady Vikings (11-3, 5-1) seized control of the Athens Lady Bulldogs (1-10, 1-5) during their 12-0 second quarter run. Following the quick surge of points, Vinton County cruised to a 64-33 victory in front of its home crowd. “I think our players loosened up a little bit in the second quarter,” Vinton County… Read More
Athens Lady Bulldogs: Dec. 13-20
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Following its first win of the season over Wellston on Dec. 10, the Athens Lady Bulldogs (1-7, 1-3) dropped two straight games in an action-packed week of TVC-Ohio play. The Green and Gold began the week with a 49-33 loss to River Valley, a game much closer than what the final score indicated. After the Lady… Read More
Lutz’s 40 Points Not Enough To Rout Knights
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Junior guard Griffin Lutz carried the Athens Bulldogs through all four quarters on both ends of the floor, but the Fairfield Christian Knights routed the Bulldogs 80-73. Along with his standout scoring ability, he tallied 12 rebounds, three assists and six steals. Even with all the numbers, Lutz would happily trade the stats for a… Read More
Athens Seeks to Maintain Control of TVC-Ohio
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Coming off of a 20-2 finish and a spotless conference record in 2014, the Athens Bulldogs have a tough act to follow. The reigning TVC-Ohio champions have a much different roster than a year ago, but the expectations remain through the roof. Most teams would not be able to remain competitive after losing such a… Read More
Zane Trace, Alexander Seek to Make More History
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Two historic seasons – one of which will continue. Both No. 3 Alexander (10-1) and No. 2 Zane Trace (11-0) earned their first ever playoff wins in round one, and both won by large margins. Those big wins set up what will surely be a close game between two similar teams. Alexander coach Alex Penrod… Read More
From Football to Father: Alex Penrod
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It’s 2013 and football season is about to begin in Albany, Ohio. Before the whistle blows for a summer filled with two-a-day practices, the Alexander Spartans gather in the school library for an all-team meeting. Among the players is quarterback Taylor Kimbrough, 18, who sits and waits patiently to meet his brand new head coach…. Read More
Alexander, Meigs to Battle for TVC-Ohio Crown
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The Meigs Marauders (6-3, 4-1) are trying to do something they have not done in 17 years: win a share of the TVC-Ohio title. After snapping its two game skid last week with a 50-38 win at Wellston, head coach Mike Bartrum thinks the team can carry its momentum home in a high-stakes showdown with… Read More
Meet Maria Russell
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Sophomore Maria Russell has been a large part of the Ohio field hockey team’s success this season. Listen to her and head coach Neil Macmillan describe her impact.
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