Marietta seniors Owen Riley and Zaiden Wittekind combined for 59 points to lead the Tigers to a 75-66 win Monday evening over the Warren Warriors at a jam-packed Sutton Gymnasium. The Tigers led by as many as 23 points in the second half but were forced to hold off a furious fourth quarter ...
DRESDEN — Warren picked up a huge win over a quality opponent, defeating Tri-Valley 61-51 Saturday. The Warriors (6-5) rallied from a 17-9 deficit after one. Tri-Valley’s lead was down to 30-27 by halftime and Warren was within two, 43-41, going into the fourth. The final eight minutes were all Warriors as they outscored the Scotties 20-8 in the fourth. Blake Grimes led WHS with 15 points. Hudson Elzey made a pair of 3-pointers and was 6 for 6 at the foul line to add 12 points, while Liam Grosselin and Jackson Perdue tallied 11 and 10 points, respectively. Tri-Valley (8-5) ...
ST. MARYS — Here Saturday at the 13th annual Par Mar Stores Alumni Tournament host St. Marys had to settle for a runner-up finish to University, 198.5-170.5, while Doddridge County (149), Logan (138) and Roane County (132.5) rounded out the top five team scores. The Blue Devils’ first ...
TIFFIN — Marietta College put together a dominating defensive effort, causing a total of 34 turnovers which led to 42 Marietta points. The Pioneers also collected 19 steals and blocked eight shots, on the way to an 84-46 conference win over Heidelberg on Saturday. With the win, the Pioneers extended their win streak to four and improved to 8-7 overall and 3-3 in the Ohio Athletic Conference. Heidelberg drops to 1-12 on the season and 0-4 in conference games. "It feels great to keep stacking wins in conference play," said Marietta head coach Jenna Andersen. "We have been giving ...
WATERFORD — Behind a strong backing from its community filling the stands inside its home gym and staying the course down the stretch, the Waterford boys basketball team laid to rest a six-game losing streak which lasted nearly four weeks. Behind 20 points from Reese Lang and another 19 ...
BEVERLY — Playing in the unfriendly confines of Dan Liedtke Court at Fort Frye High School, it was important for the Marietta Tigers to get off to a good start to quiet the large crowd on hand for the first match-up of the season between them and the Cadets. The athletic Tigers actually ...
