Beating any team three times in the same season is quite a challenge, let alone your arch rival. The No. 4 seeded Marietta Tigers completed the season sweep Tuesday night with a hard fought 66-60 win over the No. 5-seed Warren Warriors at Sutton Gymnasium in an OHSAA Division III, ...
CHILLICOTHE — Gracie Bills had a night to remember in Belpre’s 38-32 win over Coal Grove in Tuesday’s district semifinals. The junior put up a monster double-double of 20 points and 20 rebounds, eclipsing the 1,000-point mark in the process to send the Golden Eagles to Saturday’s district championship game. Meeting Belpre there will be fellow TVC-Hocking foe Waterford, which cruised past Ripley 28-24 in the late game Tuesday. The Wildcats swept the regular-season series from the Golden Eagles. Saturday’s game at Southeastern is scheduled for a 3:30 p.m. tip. Bills scored ...
ALLIANCE — No. 3 seeded Mount Union defeated No. 6 seeded Marietta College by the score of 74-57 Tuesday evening in the Ohio Athletic Conference Women's Basketball Tournament quarterfinals. The Pioneers end their season with a 12-14 overall record. Mount Union advances to the semifinals with a record of 18-8. "This was not the ending we wanted for our season, but I am forever proud of this group and how they stuck together through all of the ups and downs," Marietta head coach Jenna Andersen said. "We have a young, hungry core coming back next year. The work starts now to keep ...
PARKERSBURG – Practically connected at the hip for the past four years, Parkersburg’s Adelaide Vann and Lily Farinash followed different paths in the girls’ pursuit of a state swim title this season. Last week at the state finals in Morgantown, the Big Reds’ quest remained low key ...
GLENVILLE, W.Va. — A year after losing to Williamstown in the LKC Night of Champions, Doddridge County found itself back in the Waco Center. This time, though, the Bulldogs earned the right to cut down nets. Doddridge defeated Parkersburg Catholic 69-53 Saturday to capture the league ...
ADA — The Marietta College women's basketball dropped a heart breaker to Ohio Northern University on the road, 77-73, Saturday. The loss closed out the Pioneer regular season with a record of 12-13 overall and 7-9 in the Ohio Athletic Conference. The Polar Bears improves to 9-16 on the season and 8-8 in conference games. The Pioneers jumped out to a 8-2 lead with the help of a three pointer from Emma Rasmussen and a driving layup from TJ Carpenter. Payten Bruns got a tough bucket in the paint and Ella McMillen scored on a fast break layup to put the Pioneers up eight at the 4:08 ...
