WATERFORD — For the third consecutive week, the Waterford Wildcats will take on an undefeated opponent when they play host to the 4-0 Nelsonville-York Buckeyes Friday night. The Wildcats suffered their first loss of the season last week against arch-rival Fort Frye when they were blanked by ...
DEVOLA — In a match that pitted two strong programs with a combined 12-1-3 record against one another, Marietta and West Muskingum played to a 1-1 draw Thursday night at Jerry Brock Field. In an unfortunate turn of events, Marietta sophomore Eli Lemley suffered an injury in a collision ...
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Fort Frye d. Linsly 25-16, 25-20, 25-19 Fort Frye (7-4) stats: Evalynn Wagner 4D, 2K, 3 aces, 7 pts; Jantzyn Huck 29D, 1 ast, 5 aces, 10 pts; Adeline Willey 7D, 1 ast, 10K, 1B, 1 ace, 5 pts; Addie Schob 4D, 11 ast; Kali Shilling 5D, 9K, 1B, 1 ace, 2 pts; Elle Casto 6D, 3 ast, 6K, 1B, 4 pts; Emma Lockhart 4K; Haven Shilling 15D, 1 ast, 8K, 3 pts; Aubrie Lang 3D, 25 ast, 1K, 2 aces, 12 pts; Ella Dowler 1D, 3K, 1B Next match: Monroe Central at Fort Frye Wednesday HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Marietta 5, Athens 0 Singles Olivia Vessels (M) def. Abigail Lim (A) ...
Kenyon College scored three first half goals as the Owls defeated Marietta College, 3-0, Wednesday evening in men's soccer action. The loss drops Marietta to 2-2-1 overall. Kenyon improves to 5-1-0. "Kenyon is very good and they showed just how good they are in the first 25 minutes. It was a wakeup call for us," Marietta head coach Joe Bergin said. "Having said that, I am very proud of the boys for their effort after the trio of goals. It would have been easy to roll over and give up five more. We didn't and that is something to build upon." Kenyon got on the board in the 12th minute ...
WILLIAMSTOWN — A pivotal early season Class AA Little Kanawha Conference clash featuring No. 3 Roane County and No. 6 Williamstown is set for a 7 p.m. kick today at Yellowjacket Field. The 'Jackets of head coach Chris Beck had last week off and will open the home portion of the schedule ...
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Age is just a number, but for No. 25 Virginia football, the Cavaliers used it as a tool to create one of the best offensive lines in college football. Virginia’s offensive line consists of two seventh-year players, who are the last of their kind, two sixth-years and ...
