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Pioneer roundup: Men’s soccer earns OAC tourney bid

Marietta College closed out the regular season with a 2-0 win over Baldwin Wallace University Saturday in Ohio Athletic Conference men's soccer action. The win clinched a spot in next week's OAC Tournament, Marietta's first post season appearance since 2023. "This was a game that we didn't see much of the ball, but our defense was solid and every time they got through Travis (Lutz) was there for us," Marietta head coach Joe Bergin said. "We go again on Tuesday against this same well coached side in Baldwin Wallace." In a match that saw 25 fouls and 11 cards issued, it was difficult ...

Marietta College knocks off No. 24 Heidelberg, 24-13

TIFFIN — Marietta College upset No. 24 ranked Heidelberg by the score of 24-13 Saturday afternoon. The Pioneers improve to 5-3 overall and 4-3 in the Ohio Athletic Conference. The Student Princes fall to 6-2 on the season and 4-2 in the OAC. "I couldn't be prouder of this team. We have had a very up and down season and they never quit. They show up to work every day and that's all a coach can ask for," Marietta head coach Tom Hinkle said. "Heidelberg is a very good football team. We knew defensively they were going to be tough. We had to capitalize with points in the red zone, and we ...

St. Marys wins W.Va. Class A state cross country title

ONA, W.Va. — It was quite the Saturday here at Cabell Midland for the Little Kanawha Conference at the state cross country championships. Ritchie County freshman Layla Devereux put an exclamation mark on her first state meet by winning it all with a time of 19 minutes and 29 seconds as ...

Warriors fall in four sets to Pirates in district final

LOGAN — Coming into her first season as Warren’s volleyball coach, Kaitlyn Cremeans wasn’t sure what the Warriors would be capable of. “We knew we had talent, but we didn't really know how far that was going to get us,” she said. Behind standout seasons from sisters Elayna and ...

Records fall as Wildcats open playoffs with blowout win

WATERFORD — In addition to being a solid football team in every facet of the game, make no mistake about it, the Waterford Wildcats can be a very physical squad. That physicality set the tone early on Friday night as the Wildcats opened up Division VI, Region 23 playoff action at home ...