Bulldogs Hold Off Warriors 1-0 in Div II Semifinal
Athens senior Miranda Minor netted the lone goal in the first half to lift the No. 4 seed Bulldogs past Warren 1-0 at Butter Field. Goal came at 7:50 as Elli Bray set up Minor, who overcame thigh and hamstring injuries to help Athens reach the sectional final versus Fairfield Union. Strong defense and goalkeeper Emily Fischer with five saves preserved the shutout despite Warren late pressure.
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Spartans win sectional title in dominant soccer victory
ALBANY Alexander girls soccer earns their first Division III sectional title with a 5-1 win over Fairland. Sammi Love opened the scoring early as Jaide Allison and Kena Rice pressured the Dragons. Fairland keeper Jessica Baise made eight first half saves but a late miscue tied the game before halftime. Alexander pulled away in the second half with continued pace and precise passing led by Tia Nuzum.
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High School Tuesday Sports Results Across The Regions
On Tuesday high school scores across divisions include Fairland sweeping Minford in volleyball while Crooksville and others fell. In girls soccer Athens topped Warren and Circleville routed McClain. Division III finals saw North Adams and East Brown win decisively. Tonight, six p.m. matches feature Jackson at Athens and Unioto hosting Fairfield Union, with several other boys and girls games listed.
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Fifth set of football computer ratings released in Ohio
The Ohio High School Athletic Association unveiled its fifth football rating set to determine playoff berths. Top teams across divisions include Massillon Perry and Wooster in Division I Region 5, with multiple regions listing leaders such as Middletown Fenwick, Jackson, and Zane Trace. The rankings show-season records and average points for each contender, guiding opening round home games for top finishers.
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