COLUMBIA STATION – With both the United Eagles and the Columbia Raiders running-dominant teams, their second-round Division VI playoff contest came down to one factor — whoever controlled the line of scrimmage would win. The Eagles’ linemen took control as the game progressed, ...
GOLF RESULTS BELOIT — The Chili Open golf scramble to benefit the West Branch Alumni Association was held Friday at Westville Lake Country Club: First: 7-under 29, Chad Rhodes, Barry Rhodes, Derek Rhodes and Lane Rhodes. Second: 7-under 29, Mark Daniel, Rob Crawford, Jack Steele and Doug Liebhart. Third: 6-under 30, Todd Balsley, Buddy Grim, Kim Grim and Shawn Mudrick. Hole Winners: Closest to pin No. 3, Eric Changt; Long drive No. 4, Joey Maretich; Closest to pin No. 6, Bill Ferguson; Long putt No. 9, Bill Penfold. BOWLING RESULTS Sportsman League at Walnut ...
SALEM — The only thing different about Thursday's practice was Salem's football players weren't wearing shirts on a warm November afternoon. The fourth-seeded Quakers waited six days before finding out they will play 12th-seeded Hunting Valley University School in a Division III ...
BEREA — There is a lot on the line when unbeaten Baldwin Wallace (8-0) visits Mount Union (6-2) at 4 p.m. Saturday. There's a good chance area football players will play key roles. Eight area players are on the Yellow Jackets roster — sophomore running back Boston Mulinix from West ...
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS Salem, West Branch and United will be in second-round football playoff games at 7 p.m. today. Tickets are $12 for adults and $5 for students. Salem (8-2) hosts University School (6-4) in Division III. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. West Branch (9-1) entertains Poland (7-4 in Division IV. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. United (9-1) travels to Columbia Station Columbia (9-1) in Division VI. Gates open at 6 p.m. REGIONAL FINAL AT CRESTVIEW COLUMBIANA — The West Branch girls soccer team won't have to go far for its Divivion IV regional final on Saturday. The No. 2 seed ...
Salem's football team has sat in a position of uncertainty for one week as it waits on the Ohio High School Athletic Association and the courts to sort out who its next opponents will be in. As the legal situation remains fluid since appeals to the court can be filed at any time over the next ...
