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Cadets close regular season with rivalry win over Wildcats

WATERFORD – For many years the Fort Frye Cadet and Waterford Wildcat girls team have tried to schedule one another towards the very end of the season to use the game as kind of a preview for what to expect with OHSAA tournament play right around the corner. The two renewed that rivalry ...

Tigers fall to Muskies on last-second 3 in regular-season finale

NEW CONCORD — The Marietta Tigers never trailed for the first 1,919 seconds of Tuesday night’s showdown on the road against the John Glenn Muskies. Unfortunately for the Tigers they surrendered the lead in the final second as Stehl Bates' long three-pointer beat the buzzer and gave ...

Catholic bests Braxton, advances to LKC final

PARKERSBURG — Braxton County’s Brady Toler had a game-high 18 points here Tuesday night, but it wasn’t enough during a Little Kanawha Conference semifinal as Parkersburg Catholic punched its ticket to Saturday night’s championship game at Glenville State University’s Waco Center ...

Hoops roundup: Warriors top ’Cats in double overtime

WATERFORD — Warren turned its double-overtime session with Waterford into a a free-throw shooting contest and managed to pull out a 72-68 win on Monday night. Blake Grimes scored nine of his 14 points in the fourth quarter to keep Warren even with Waterford at 57-57 going into overtime. Warren made just two field goals in the extra period, but outscored the Wildcats 15-11 by making 11-of-15 free throws – including 4-of-5 from Hudson Elzey, who finished with a game-high 24 points. Teammate Caleb Tullius scored 16 points, while Liam Grosselin chipped in 11 points. For Waterford, ...

A Thriller: Marietta girls win tourney opener in OT

The Marietta Tigers rallied from an eight-point, fourth-quarter deficit to down the Washington Court House Blue Lions 50-44 in overtime in an OHSSA Division III thriller at Sutton Gymnasium Monday night. The No. 4 seeded Lady Tigers used a relentless full-court press in the final quarter to ...

Curling controversy at the Olympics

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — The curling controversy at the Winter Olympics widened Sunday as increased surveillance of the matches resulted in the removal of a stone thrown by the British men’s team for the same alleged violation that burned the Canadians two days in a row. In the ...