Hawks soar as Hocking College routs Wright State 52-2
Hocking College, led by coach Al Matthews, overwhelmed Wright State 52-2 in the program’s first home game at Boston Field Nelsonville York High School. The 3-0 Hawks drew about 900 fans including students, staff, and local residents amid campus turmoil, with leaders praising the home debut and the crowd's response.
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Trimble Volleyball Dominates Southern In TVC Showdown
Trimble Tomcats jumped to a quick 12 of 14 points and cruised to a 25-13 25-16 25-22 win over Southern, moving to 4-0 in the TVC Hocking. Nikki Kish led with three kills and two assists while Morgan Murphy and Alexa Shust added key early kil ls as Trimble dominated at the net and in the backline. Coach Howie Caldwell praised the total team effort and efficient passing setting and hitting.
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Bulldogs blank Waverly 8-0 to stay undefeated
Athens boys soccer dominated from the opening whistle, rolling to an 8-0 victory at Waverly to move to 5-0 on the season. Aidan Crowl set up the opener for T. K. Kwon, with Goetz and Davis delivering multiple finishes and Kola providing key through-balls. Goetz added several goals, and Shongwe scored to cap the first half as Athens fullbacks and substitutes kept the pressure high, while the Bulldogs’ goalkeepers secured the shutout. The Athens JV also won 2-0, and the team heads to Jackson for a SEOL match Tuesday.
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Ohio AP voters release first 2015 high school poll Division I
Ohio high school football poll lists top teams by OHSAA divisions with non-lost records and total points. Cincinnati Elder leads with 221 points and nine first place votes, followed by Huber Heights Wayne and St Edward, with several other programs and ties noted in the rankings.
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