Spartans Beat Falcons 2-0 To Clinch District Bid
Minford and Spartan players battled through a tight first half with pressure from Krestian Robe Shae D Agostino and strong defense. Michael Norris scored a 1-0 goal in the first half followed by an insurance volley from Norris late in the second, pushing Crow's Spartans to a 2-0 victory and a district semi final against Webster at 4 p.m. at R Basil Butter Field.
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Elijah Craft
Krestian Robe
Shae D’ Agostino
Falcons
Gampp
Will Tribe
Michael Norris
Joshua Robe
Java
Minford
Gampo
Christian Touchet
Brendan Niggemeyer
Spartan
Talon Coriel
Robe
Krestian
D'Agostino
Shae
Crow
Tolle
Falcon
Norris
Spartans
Athens High School
South Webster
R. Basil Butter Field
Webster
Jeanne Norte Alexander
Todd Norris
Kent State Flashes adapt with Wildcat offense amid QB injuries
Kent State, mired by injuries at quarterback, shifts to a Wildcat style led by Nick Holley before he was hurt, with third quarterback changes and a defense ranking among the MAC leaders. Ohio Burrow notes the drastic transformation while Kent State fights to finish games and stay competitive.
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Haynes
Kent State
Justin Agner
Mylik Mitchell
George Bollas
MAC
KSU
Nick Holley
Akron
Buffalo
Holley
Miami
Ohio
Myles Washington
Bollas
Colin Reardon
Washington
Jimmy Burrow
Burrow
Flashes
Penn State
Alabama
North Carolina A&t
Ohio high school football power rankings by division and region
Division V Region 19 lists Wheelersburg and Sugarcreek Garaway tied atop the standings at 8-0, followed by Coshocton Zane Trace Belmont Union Local and others. Division VI Region 23 shows Hannibal River and Fort Frye leading at 7-0 and 8-0 with Newark Catholic, Chesapeake, and several programs close behind. Division VII Region 27 features Waterford and Trimble near the top with Portsmouth Sciotoville and Shadyside hot on their heels in a dense field of 6- to 8- win teams.
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Wheelersburg
Sugarcreek Gataway
Coshocton
Zane Trace
Belmont Union Local
West Lafayette Ridgewood
Nelsonville-York
Hannibal River
Fort Frye
Newark Catholic
Chesapeake
Barnesville
Cardington-Lincoln
Centerbury
Bellaire
Cols. Ready
Coal Grove
Grandview Heights
Chillicothe Southeastern
Local Police and Sheriff Reports From Athens Area
Athens Department and county agencies logged several incidents. A car window was shot out on Stimson Avenue, suspects unknown. Ohio University officers cited a student for underage drinking and took a backpack theft report at Baker Center. Deputies responded to a drug overdose in The Plains, a deer caused a crash near Nelsonville, and thefts involving cash, checks, and prescription meds were investigated.
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Stimson Avenue
Gary Donahue
Kelly Snyder
Donahue
Athens County Emergency Medical Services
Brown Hall
Aidan C. Tracy
Baker Student Center
East First Street
the Plains
Matheny Road
Nelsonville
Bulldogs sweep Meigs as Oberg powers regional bid
Athens high school volleyball dominated Meigs 3 0 led by Naomi Oberg with 19 kills while Gabby Carey had 13 and setter Bri Smith tallied 33 assists and seven aces. The win sends Athens to the Division II sectional final at Chillicothe Saturday at 4 p.m.
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Bulldogs
Naomi Oberg
Kent State
Smith
Gabby Carey
Sydney Rutter
Mackenzie Heller
Sarah Webb
Webb
Bobo
Athens
Meigs
Oberg
Alliyah Pullins
Paige Denney
Devyn Oliver
Chillicothe
Jackson Ironladies
Cavaliers
Southeastern High School
Marietta
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Alex J Roche
M Norris
Alex M Norris
Bobcats
Greenfield McClain
Circleville
Gallipolis
Cadiz
Harrison Central
Ironton
Liberty Union
Piketon
Portsmouth
Bidwell River Valley
Wellston
Westfall
Fairland
Alexander
Berne Union
Crooksville
Waterford
Trimble
Sciotoville
Shadyside
Racine Southern
Lore City
Buckeye Trail
Danville
Notre Dame
Lancaster
Fairfield
Symmes Valley
Lancaster Fisher Catholic
Federal Hocking
Ohio University Police Department
Perkins Hall
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