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Warren wrestlers fall to South in dual meet

PARKERSBURG – Other than Warren senior Eric Carr holding down his end of the bargain, the Parkersburg South wrestling team put down the hammer and defeated the Warriors 72-3 in a dual meet Wednesday night at Rod Oldham Athletic Center. “The effort the guys gave tonight was great, and ...

Williamstown routs St. Marys, 96-37

ST. MARYS — A year after finishing as the Class AA state runner-up, Williamstown opened its season on Wednesday night with a dominating 96-37 victory versus St. Marys in what was the Little Kanawha Conference and season opener for both programs. “We got a bunch of guys we think can ...

Hoops roundup: Cadets edge Tornadoes in battle of unbeatens

ZANESVILLE — Fort Frye faced its toughest test of the season to date Wednesday when it traveled to face West Muskingum in a battle of unbeatens. The Cadets came out on top for a 36-33 victory to improve to 6-0 on the year. Tied at 33-all with 22 seconds left, Rae Morgenstern made a layup to put FFHS up 35-33. After a West M miss on the other end, Morgenstern, who had a team-high 12 points, was fouled and made 1 of 2 at the free-throw line to stretch the lead to three with 4.5 seconds on the clock. The Tornadoes (4-1) settled for a half-court heave that didn’t come close, ...

St. Marys’ Wilson named to Class A All-State first team

Wheeling Central dominated the West Virginia Class A high school football playoff field and Williamstown, its only regular season in-state opponent. The Maroon Knights lost two of their first six games and then reeled off six straight to win the school’s 13th crown. The Maroon Knights ...

Tough going on offense as Frontier falls to Shadyside, 48-31

NEW MATAMORAS – At times it seemed like there was a lid on the basket for the Frontier Cougars Monday evening when they hosted the Shadyside Tigers at The Hank Morus Gymnasium. The Lady Cougars could not buy a bucket early on and got themselves in a hole that they could never quite dig ...

Hoops roundup: Marietta boys, Fort Frye girls stay unbeaten

Boys Marietta 71, Miami Valley 44 DAYTON — Coming off a hard fought win over rival Warren, the Marietta Tigers traveled three-plus hours to Dayton to take on Miami Valley, bringing home a 71-44 victory. Four players scored in double figures as Marietta showed no signs of fatigue playing on back-to-back nights. Trey Hawkins finished with a game-high 19 points to go along with nine rebounds and five assists. Logan Grosklos added 15 points, Owen Riley netted 12 points and three assists while Zaiden Wittekind chipped in 10 points. Keaton Mace dished out three dimes off the bench. ...