ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The 2025-26 high school wrestling season has been very, very good to Barnesville. That trend continued Tuesday. The Shamrocks, with four individual champions, amassed 270.5 points to outdistance Beaver Local (220) to win their first-ever Buckeye 8 Tournament inside the ECO ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Barnesville, Union Local and Harrison Central all punched their tickets to the Ohio Division II Boys District Bowling Tournament by placing in the top six at Tuesday’s Sectional Tournament at St. Clair Lanes. The Shamrocks won the team title with a score of 3,932, which was 157 pins better than the Jets (3,775). The Huskies came in fourth at 3,487. Barnesville senior Keegan Martin was the top finisher with a three-game total of 660. He had games of 192, 255 and 213. He was followed by juniors Cole Eddy (601), Bo Detling (555), Jacob Whitacre (535) and senior ...
MARTINS FERRY – It was Senior Night inside Tolbert Gymnasium Monday night, and Martins Ferry sent its pair – Makayla Cole and Charlee Roe – out with a victory on the home boards in girls’ basketball action. After a sluggish first half in which they led 22-17, the host Purple Riders ...
WHEELING — In the first half, the Fort Frye Cadets set the tone; in the second half, they survived the storm. The visiting Cadets held off a determined second-half comeback by the Wheeling Central Maroon Knights to bag a 52-44 victory on Monday on Coach Skip Prosser Court, helped by a ...
BEAVERTOWN – Visiting River didn’t have a player with more than nine points but still took down Frontier, 37-30, in girls’ high school basketball action Monday night. Ava Wohnhas and Zoey Fox both scored nine while Carleight Trifonoff finished with eight for the Pilots (12-10). Anna Bowersock scored 11 and Addison Edgar had 10 for the Cougars (10-9). Steubenville 53, Bellaire 41 BELLAIRE – Fresh off their OVAC WVU Medicine Class 5A Championship on Saturday, Big Red took down the Big Reds inside the ‘House of Champions.’ Phynyx Fleming led the winners with 23 points. ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Offensive rebounds will hurt a team, especially when they are converted into second-chance points. Top-seeded Shenandoah (17-2) recorded a dozen boards off its own missed shots, turning many of them into points as the Zeps held off No. 3 Monroe Central, 60-52 in the OVAC ...
