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River View hosting annual Labor Day Showcase on Monday
WARSAW — The annual Labor Day Showcase hosted by River View girls soccer will run all day on Monday. The opening game is Philo vs. Tusky Valley at 9 a.m. followed by Weir, West Virginia and Bexley at 11 a.m.; Amherst Steele and Ontario at 1 p.m.; Charleston (WV) Catholic against Eastwood at 3 p.m.; Tri-Valley takes on Wooster at 5 p.m.; and host River View faces off with Licking Valley at 7 p.m. This is the 20th year of the event and remains the only in-season event like this for soccer in the state of Ohio. This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: River View hosting annual Labor Day Showcase on Monday
Danville thwarts Utica’s quest
Danville pushed past Utica for a 24-14 win for an Ohio high school football victory at Utica High on Aug. 30. Each offense authored its Rip Van Winkle imitation, napping through barren first and second quarters. Danville pulled ahead over Utica when the final quarter began 16-0. The Blue Devils...
Friday night football at a glance
The second week of the young high school football kicks off with four local teams in action. Here is a look at this week's contests:. Danville (1-0) at Utica (0-1), 7 p.m. A Knox County rivalry kicks off tonight when Danville travels to Utica. Last week, Utica took an early...
7th & 8th Grade Football Highlights 8.29.24 vs Berlin
Congratulations to the 7th grade football team who defeated Olentangy Berlin at home 20-0. The Eagles played great team defense all night and sealed the win with an interception by Nicholas Thompson. The offense was led by quarterback Grant Harris, throwing for two touchdowns and running for one. Receiving touchdowns by Maclain Baker and Koben Biehl.
Millersburg W. Holmes sprints past Orrville
Millersburg W. Holmes collected a solid win over Orrville in a 43-29 verdict in an Ohio high school football matchup on Aug. 30. The first quarter gave Millersburg W. Holmes a 14-7 lead over Orrville. The Red Riders moved ahead by earning a 22-21 advantage over the Knights at the...
Football Game Preview: Garaway Plays at Home
The Garaway Pirates will challenge the Waynedale Golden Bears at 7:00 p.m. on Friday. Keep an eye on the score for this one: both posted some lofty point totals in their previous games. Garaway is looking to give their home crowd another W after opening their season at home on...
Upper Arlington holds off Berlin, 17-14
The Olentangy Berlin football team looked more like itself in the second half, scoring a pair of touchdowns to tighten things up, but host Upper Arlington made just enough plays down the stretch to escape with a 17-14 non-league win on Friday night. The Bears (1-1), who trailed 10-0 at...
GOLF: Andrew Beun fires a 36 to lead Hiland past Claymont
Hiland golf kept flying high locking up yet another win Wednesday, this time against another Inter-Valley Conference rival, Claymont, 157-173. Andrew Beun earned medalist honors with a 36, and he was closely chased by teammate Jack Mast, who fired a 37. Jesse Conn carded a 40 and Colton Hochstetler finished with a 44 to...
Lady Vikings Make Historic Flag Football Debut Today at 4:30 PM
The Danville High School Lady Vikings flag football team is set to make history today as they play their inaugural game against Peoria Richwoods at 4:30 p.m. in the newly-renovated Ned Whitesell Field. Co-coach Taylor Williams emphasizes that while the team has reviewed rules and plays, they face challenges due to cancellations from extreme heat, leading to missed practices. As both teams are new to the sport, the Lady Vikings approach the game with an open mind, ready to compete without knowing their opponents' strategies.
Wednesday-Thursday Roundup: Tri-Valley, Philo girls stay perfect in MVL play
More: Monday-Tuesday Roundup: Meadowbrook, Sheridan grab key volleyball wins DRESDEN — Maddie Garber knocked in another game winner in the second half, helping Tri-Valley top John Glenn in a Muskingum Valley League girls soccer match on Thursday. The Scotties (3-0-1, 3-0) held a 10-3 edge in shots on goal. ...
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