Waterford tops Trimble 7 4 in TVC clash in Glouster
Waterford Wildcats rally for six runs in the fifth inning to beat Trimble Tomcats 7 4 in Glouster lifting Waterford to 3 0 in league play. Brammer lasted 42 2 3 innings surrendering six unearned runs while Hilverding delivered a three run double to spark the rally. Trailing 7 1, Trimble threatened in the seventh as Richards lofted a fly to left but Waterford’s Braden Bellville made the game saving catch.
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Robson fuels Nelsonville York comeback with three RBIs
Freshman Reece Robson sparked Nelsonville York in a 9-6 win over Wellston, delivering a double and triple for three RBIs and earning his first varsity pitching win in 5 2 3 innings of relief. Garrett Maiden and Jared Clemons added two singles each as NY rolled nine hits. The Buckeyes improved to 3-4 and host Wellston in the Tri-Valley Conference opener.
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Trimble Tomcats roll to 2-0 with 10-7 win over Waterford
Kish pitches complete game for Trimble as they beat Waterford 10-7 after a three run sixth inning powered by Hannah Warren four RBIs. Warren driving in the decisive runs, while catcher Taya Lackey stifled baserunners by throwing out three would be basestealers. The Tomcats opened the season 2-0 with a 3-2 win at Belpre the night before, aided by Alyssa Turley’s sixth inning homer and Emily Ward’s seventh inning go-ahead hit. The team heads to Southern in a Tri-Valley Conference game.
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Emily Ward
Southern
Wednesday's TVC baseball and softball scores
TVC results include Waterford 7 Trimble 4 and Eastern 13 Miller 2 in baseball. Wahama 24 South Gallia 0. Athens 3 Marietta 7 in non league. Softball saw Trimble 10 Waterford 7 and Eastern 25 Miller 3. Nelsonville York 9 Fairfield Christian 8 among others.
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Spartans rally for softball win
Circleville Alexander softball edged Logan Elm 3-2 after a two run sixth inning spark. Meghan Trout delivered a clutch two run single, Han nah Howery added hits, Abby Howard and Nicole Hudnall had multi hit days. Alexander improves with strong pitching by Harris over five innings.
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Taylor Kimbrough
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Hobey Kart
Seth McDonrad
Athens opens season with softball win over Marietta
Freshman Kaylee Stewart pitched seven innings for Athens, fanning seven with one earned run and no walks. Lilly Mills drove in two runs with a double, while Stewart added two RBIs and a double. The Bulldogs, a notably young lineup, produced three hits in the opener as Kat Kreutel drew two walks and was hit once, and Roni Clark, Brooklyn Stailworth, and Kaylin Sharp contributed in various ways. They host River Valley Friday.
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River Valley
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Zach Reynolds
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Parkersburg
Three OSU freshmen leave basketball program
Ohio State says three freshmen Daniel Giddens AJ Harris and Mickey Mitchell were granted release by coach Thad Matta joining the exodus that included Austin Grandstaff who left in December All were part of the 2015 recruiting class and role players last season None disclosed reasons or future plans Giddens Harris and Mitchell accounted for about 11 percent of OSU scoring last season.
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