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Warren hosts Hickory Grove Market Invite

VINCENT — Five area wrestlers stood atop the podium during a snowy Hickory Grove Market Invitational here Saturday at Warren as Logan nipped Nelsonville-York 215.5 to 208.5 for the team crown with 144-pound Buckeye junior Holden Hodgson earning the Most Outstanding Wrestler ...

Frontier too much for St. Marys, 65-28

NEW MATAMORAS — You can bet that when the Frontier Cougars get together for practice on Monday they will be shooting a whole bunch of free throws. Head coach Roger Kirkpatrick was not pleased at all in his team's shooting performance from the charity stripe Saturday afternoon at The ...

High-scoring Buckeyes look to solve Mountaineers’ stingy defense

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The challenge, at least on paper, would appear to be clear. Yet that’s generally not the reality when it comes to college basketball. West Virginia (8-3) will walk into Rocket Arena – the home of the Cleveland Cavaliers – at 8 p.m. Saturday armed with the ...

Hoops roundup: Wildcats outlast Tomcats in OT

GLOUSTER — Deadlocked at 41-41 after 32 minutes of play, Waterford outscored Trimble 10-5 in overtime to bring home a 51-46 victory Friday night. The Wildcats (2-2) trailed 13-11 after one but outscored the Tomcats 13-8 in the second to go up 24-21 at halftime. It was 34-31 going into the fourth, when Trimble out-pointed WHS 10-7 to force the extra session. Finn Pennock paced Waterford with 17 points and had seven rebounds. Gavin Hiener added 10 points plus team-highs of eight boards, three assists and two blocks. Reese Lang chipped in 10 points and West Fairchild tallied eight. ...

Pressure gets to Waterford in 55-46 loss to Southern

WATERFORD – If the Waterford Wildcats are going to have the kind of success they feel like they are capable of this season, they are going to have to take care of the basketball much better than they did in Thursday night's Tri-Valley Conference tussle with Southern at the Cooper Annex. The ...

Belpre struggles to shoot in 42-33 loss to Federal Hocking

BELPRE — The topsy-turvy season that Belpre boys basketball has experienced in the early portion of the regular season reared its ugly side on Thursday night. Playing in their home confines where they are accustomed with the rims, the Golden Eagles struggled mightily from the field and ...