WOODSFIELD – Trey Toliver ran for four touchdowns as Barnesville (5-0) extended its regular-season winning streak to 41 games with a 48-7 rout of host Monroe Central at Monroe Park.

Toliver scored on runs of 34, 2, 1 and 61 yards. He finished with 16 carries for 164 yards.

Koby Jones added a 16-yard scoring run. Hines Ford found the end zone from 30 yards out and Evan Carpenter had a 5-yard TD run.

Luis Garcia was perfect on all six of his PATs.

Cole Francis also connected with Colt Carpenter for a 7-yard scoring play.

Cooper Howell ran 47 yards for the lone Seminoles touchdown.

The Shamrocks host W.Va. ranked George Washington (3-0) next Friday.

St. Clairsville 45, East Liverpool 0

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The Red Devils celebrated homecoming with a lop-sided shutout win over the visiting Potters at Red Devil Stadium.

Sam McLean completed all but one of his six passes for 173 yards and a trio of touchdowns. He found Jaxon Starks from 72 yards; Luke Schafer from 10 and Matheson King from 62.

Schafer also ran back an interception 60 yards while Ollie Muhly had a 9-yard TD scamper.

Parker Galloway booted three PATs and a 39-yard field goal.

St. Clairsville (4-1) travels to Wheeling Park on Friday.

Toronto 26, Oak Glen 0

NEW MANCHESTER — Coming into a battle of unbeatens between Toronto and Oak Glen, both coaches knew execution would be key.

The Red Knights were the team that executed better in all phases of the game, leaving the Bears Den with an impressive victory over the Golden Bears Friday night.

The Red Knights (5-0) out-gained the Golden Bears by a 374-123 margin and had a 15-10 advantage in first downs, though five of Oak Glen’s first downs were due to penalties. Toronto ran for 164 and passed for 210 with five different ball carriers and six different receivers spreading the wealth.

For Oak Glen, which dropped its first loss of the season falling to 3-1, two promising drives that ended with turnovers on downs in the red zone and two turnovers kept them from keeping pace.

Toronto’s defense did a strong job on Oak Glen standout Logan Murray, who was limited to 66 rushing yards and one catch for 22 yards.

Murray had 69 rushing yards in the first half, most of it in the opening quarter, but the Red Knights were able to keep him at bay for most of the final three quarters.

Toronto opened the scoring with a long, methodical drive as Kenny Jett hauled in a 10-yard TD pass from Michael Henry (10 of 14 for 210 yards and two scores, 42 rush yards and rush TD) to cap a 13-play drive late in the first quarter.

Martins Ferry 35, Lucas 15

MARTINS FERRY – The Purple Riders (3-2) stopped a two-game losing streak with a huge road victory over the host Cubs.

Walkquem Cox ran for touchdowns of 79 and 10 yards, while Cobly Kropka threw a 22-yard TD pass to Luca Shane and Elijah Roby sprinted in from 59 yards out.

Martins Ferry returns home Friday to host winless Brownsville, Pa.

Bridgeport 42, Magnolia 18

NEW MARTINSVILLE – Jaki Threet ran for 185 yards and scored five touchdowns as the Bulldogs (2-3) snapped a two-game slide on Alumni Field at Bill Stewart Memorial Stadium.

The senior quarterback had scoring runs of 1, 35, 44, 10 and 5 yards. He also completed all three of his passes for 56 yards.

A.J. Bishop added a 58-yard scoring jaunt. He finished with 15 carries for 184 yards.

(Late Thursday)

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Kinyo Sets Buckeye Local Bec-Wood Record

RAYLAND — Buckeye Local’s Kamden Kinyo set a new school record for a new low-score at Bec-Wood Hills Golf Course on Thursday, breaking his own record for the course that he’d set the day before.

After carding a one-under-Par on Wednesday, Kinyo shot two-under on Thursday to lead the Panthers to a 164-181 victory over Edison. He birdied hole five, and clinched the record by birdieing the final two holes, eight and nine, as well.

Dugan Dobrovich shot a 38, and Jacob Porter and John Frank each carded 46’s for the Panthers’ winning effort. The Panthers finish the regular season at 16-6 and begin Sectional Play at Cadiz Country Club on Monday.

The school’s overall low-score record is -3 (32) shot by both Chris Frye and Eric Wilson in 1993 at the old Mazeroski’s Golf Course in Tiltonsville.

Toronto 26, Oak Glen 0

NEW MANCHESTER — Coming into a battle of unbeatens between Toronto and Oak Glen, both coaches knew execution would be key.

The Red Knights were the team that executed better in all phases of the game, leaving the Bears Den with an impressive victory over the Golden Bears Friday night.

The Red Knights (5-0) out-gained the Golden Bears by a 374-123 margin and had a 15-10 advantage in first downs, though five of Oak Glen’s first downs were due to penalties. Toronto ran for 164 and passed for 210 with five different ball carriers and six different receivers spreading the wealth.

For Oak Glen, which dropped its first loss of the season falling to 3-1, two promising drives that ended with turnovers on downs in the red zone and two turnovers kept them from keeping pace.

Toronto’s defense did a strong job on Oak Glen standout Logan Murray, who was limited to 66 rushing yards and one catch for 22 yards.

Murray had 69 rushing yards in the first half, most of it in the opening quarter, but the Red Knights were able to keep him at bay for most of the final three quarters.

Toronto opened the scoring with a long, methodical drive as Kenny Jett hauled in a 10-yard TD pass from Michael Henry (10 of 14 for 210 yards and two scores, 42 rush yards and rush TD) to cap a 13-play drive late in the first quarter.

After the defense got a stand inside its own 10, Henry fired a 13-yard strike to Brady Fair (five catches for 103 yards) in the final minute of the second quarter to make it a 14-0 Toronto lead at halftime.

Fair also had a pair of interceptions on defense.