ST. MARYS — The halftime message was short but effective. Thursday in a Class A, Region I tournament game at St. Marys High School, St. Marys girls basketball coach Fred King spent maybe a minute at the most with his team at the break. Whatever few choice words were expressed, the players ...
All-MOVL Basketball Boys Scarlet Division First Team Cooper Howell, Monroe Central, Jr. Corbin Farnsworth, Monroe Central, Jr. Dylan Schott, Caldwell, Sr. Guiler Preston, Caldwell, Sr. Evan Longwell, River, Jr. Michael Hendershot, Shadyside, So. Braxton Barnett, Shenandoah, Sr. Second Team Caedyn Silva, Monroe Central, Sr. Blake Yontz, Monroe Central, Sr. Dalton Egnot, Caldwell, Jr. Crestyn Isaly, River, So. Jayden Johnson, Shadyside, Jr. Korbin Varhola, Shenandoah, Sr. Gray Division First Team Caleb Kirkpatrick, Frontier, Sr. Kason Hoff, Frontier, So. Jaleel ...
WESTERVILLE — Marietta College placed two players on the 2025-26 All-Ohio Athletic Conference women’s basketball team, announced Wednesday morning by the league office. Sophomore Kelsey Harlan was named to the first team and freshman Kendall Sury earned honorable mention honors. “I am happy for both Kelsey and Kendall on being recognized as some of the best in the conference,” Marietta head coach Jenna Andersen said. “This is a special honor for the two of them.” Harlan earned first team honors as she finished third in the OAC, scoring 14.7 points per game and ...
CALDWELL — Fort Frye freshman Rae Morgenstern canned all 12 of her charity stripe attempts and finished with a game-high 22 points here Wednesday night in a Division VI district semifinal contested at Caldwell as the Cadets of first-year head coach Cathy Borich eliminated Monroe Central, ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Make no mistake about it Wednesday evening's 41-26 win over the Frontier Cougars in an OHSAA Division VII District Semifinal at the ECO Center in St. Clairsville wasn’t the prettiest win of the season for the Caldwell Redskins. Fortunately all that matters in the ...
WILLIAMSTOWN – Parkersburg Catholic threw a curve ball with a defensive change on the fly that caused Williamstown to find an alternative scoring source. The Yellowjackets never recovered and the Crusaders came away with a 60-55 victory in front of a packed house – reminiscent of the glory days when there was not a seat to be had in this small-school rivalry. “To see that atmosphere tonight makes me really proud of where the program at Parkersburg Catholic is headed,” PCHS coach Jim McLean said after his club improved to 18-3 with one regular-season game remaining Friday ...
