GLENVILLE - For the second time in three years the Gilmer County girls basketball program sits atop the Little Kanawha Conference. Here Saturday night in the LKC finals contested at Glenville State University’s Waco Center, the Titans gave head coach Amy Chapman not only a Happy ...
ST. MARYS — For the second consecutive winter the Williamstown Yellowjacket wrestling program of head coach Tyler George topped the field during the Little Kanawaha Conference wrestling championships. Here Saturday at St. Marys High School in the 62nd annual conference tournament, the Yellowjackets finished ahead of Braxton County for a second consecutive season - 185 to 155.5. In 2025, the ‘Jackets topped the Eagles, 186.5 to 160.5. Williamstown’s Cole Smith, last year’s 126-pound champ, became a two-time LKC victor after winning the 132-pound crown via fall against ...
The Marietta College women's basketball closed out the home portion of their schedule with a complete victory over Heidelberg. Every Pioneer got into the scoring column as they cruised to victory over the Student Princes, 102-67. With the win, the Pioneers improved to 12-12 overall and 7-8 in the Ohio Athletic Conference. With the loss, Heidelberg fell to 1-21 overall and 0-14 in the OAC. "I thought we had a great performance overall," said Marietta head coach Jenna Andersen. "We got out to a great start and never let up. The only thing that I wish we could have done better is ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — For the second year in a row, Frontier came up just short against Heartland Christian in the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference 1A finals Saturday at the ECO Center. The Cougars fell to the Lions 71-67 a year ago and were looking for redemption this time around. However, ...
WATERFORD – After dropping back-to-back overtime losses in their past two games the Marietta Tigers were looking for something positive to come out of Saturday afternoon’s contest against the defending state champion Waterford Wildcats at the Harry W. Cooper Annex. First-year Marietta ...
Heading into Friday evening’s game versus the International Sports Academy at Sutton Gymnasium, the Marietta Tiger Class of 2026 had been a part of a whopping 71 victories on the hardwood. The Tigers’ seven seniors celebrated their Senior Night in front of a jam-packed crowd with ...
