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Trimble Advances To District Semi-Finals Game
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The last two meetings between the South Gallia Rebels and the Trimble Tomcats were settled by single digits. The third game of the series followed the same sequence, but had higher stakes, as the Tomcats — who swept the season series — beat the Rebels 58-55 Wednesday night at Meigs High School. Despite South Gallia’s… Read More
Wildcats Beat Belpre, Build Momentum for Playoffs
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With three seconds remaining in the game Friday night, Waterford’s Russell Young stepped to the free throw line with a chance to ice the win for the Wildcats. Nothing else mattered to him except hitting those last two shots. “It’s got to go through. It’s just what Coach Simms stresses: foul shots when you’re tired,”… Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball: Bobcats beat Purdue for second straight year; stay undefeated
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The Ohio women’s basketball team put on their best performance of the season as they welcomed the Purdue Boilermakers to the Convocation Center. After coming off an upset win over Miami, The Boilermakers (6-3) tried to avenge last year’s home loss against Ohio (7-0), but the green and white came out on top Wednesday night… Read More
Lady Bulldogs Come Up Short in Late Game Surge
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With five minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Athens Lady Bulldogs were just three points away from making an 11-point comeback. Despite their relentless efforts, the Lady Bulldogs were unable to come out on top as the Wellston Lady Golden Rockets ran away with the win 53-44 on Monday night. Offensively, neither team played… Read More
Ohio Football: Bobcats Have Their Get Right Game
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With a dominant offensive performance, the Ohio Bobcats (4-3, 2-1) secured their second MAC East victory this season and remain undefeated at Peden Stadium. Led by quarterback Nathan Rourke, Ohio defeated conference foe Bowling Green (1-7, 0-4) in a 49-14 victory at Peden Stadium on Homecoming day. Ohio relied heavily on the run game early… Read More
Athens County Blitz
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With so much talent in both the TVC- Ohio and Hocking conferences, Athens County is the place to be on a Friday night. Our Gridiron Glory crew had the pleasure of traveling to three matchups this Friday in the local area. Federal Hocking vs Trimble The Tomcats (7-1) continued their reign in the TVC-… Read More
Tornadoes Roll Past Rebels
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After being upset last week by the Belpre Golden Eagles, the Southern Tornadoes had to prove they were still contenders for a TVC-Hocking title. On homecoming night, the Tornadoes (5-1) rolled through the South Gallia Rebels 55-12. It didn’t take long for Southern to get going in the game as they scored within the first… Read More
Travel Plans Change for Ohio’s Battle with Virginia
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ATHENS, OH — Coming off a bye in the second week of the college football season, the Ohio Bobcats (1-0) hit the road for the first time in 2018 as they square off against the Virginia Cavaliers (1-1) this Saturday, Sept. 15. Due to severe weather alerts related to Hurricane Florence in the Charlottesville, Virginia,… Read More
Wildcats Come Up Short Against Fort Frye
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The Waterford Wildcats lost 20-22 in another close game against rival Fort Frye, giving the Cadets their eleventh straight win in the series on Friday. Waterford started off hot in the first quarter as quarterback Peyton Stephens fired back-to-back passes to George Pantelidis and Zane Heiss for two 20-plus yard gains. Those two plays set… Read More
Miller Bounces Back After Big Week One Loss
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After being shut out in their first game of the season, the Miller Falcons flipped the script with a 40-0 win against the Wahama White Falcons Friday night at Walter Harrop Field. Miller started off hot in their first game at home and never looked back. The Falcons first offensive drive was extended on a… Read More