Late goals lift Athens to 2-1 win over Logan
In a tense SE Ohio Athletic League clash at Chieftain Stadium, Athens freshman Ava Barnett and Maddie Davis scored 13:56 apart to overcome Logan's Madison Gabriel who had given Logan a first half lead. Athens improves to 8-6, 5-1 SECAL, while Logan falls to 8-5, 4-3. The Lady Bulldogs can clinch the title by beating Jackson and Alexander in their final league games.
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AP Ohio High School Football Poll Fourth Week 2016
The AP panel of writers and broadcasters ranks Ohio high school football teams in the fourth weekly poll for 2016 by OHSAA divisions. It lists non lost records and total points with first place votes in parentheses.
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Bulldogs and Tomcoats roll in TVC volleyball sweep
In the Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division Athens Bulldogs dominate River Valley 3-0 at McAfee Gym 25-8 25-9 25-15 lifting their record to 13-4 and 9-0. Sierra Smith with 37 assists and six aces leads the offense as Naomi Oberg adds 14 kills and two aces.
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Kudlapur's Pair Nets 2 for Logan in SECAL Win
Nicholas Kudlapur scored both goals for Logan as they beat Athens High 2-1 in SECAL action. He capitalized on rebounds after initial shots were blocked, moving Logan to stay atop the SECAL standings. Coach Ian Riddlebarger praised Kudlapur's timely positioning.
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Spartans and Ironmen settle for 2-2 draw in Albany
In a tense Royse Cup clash, Alexander and Jackson played to a 2-2 tie after Ironmen parried Spartan attacks late. Michael Benson opened the scoring for Ironmen with a 20 yard free kick finished by Quinton Haislop, while Eric Fahrer stymied several Spartan threats as Alexander pressed for a winner.
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