WINTERSVILLE — The rivalry between Indian Creek and East Liverpool will be continued on the gridiron this week as both football teams enters this week’s annual rivalry game coming off season-opening victories. The Redskins will be looking for their third-straight win against the Potters ...
CARROLLTON — The battle for Route 43 is set for this week. The Edison and Carrollton football teams are looking to bounce back this week as the Wildcats are scheduled to take on the Warriors at 7 p.m. Friday night on the road out at Warrior Stadium. Edison enters the game coming off a heartbreaking 24-21 loss to Coshocton last week on the road. “I am extremely proud of how hard we played,” Edison (0-1) head coach Mike Collopy said. “I thought we played physical. We made some mistakes. I thought we played with emotion. I think we played with too much emotion at times. We ...
CADIZ — Harrison Central took an inexperienced team to Urichsville last week and faced a talented and experienced roster that returned most of its 2025 playoff qualifying stock. The result? A 43-0 Claymont win that seemed a solid possibility prior to kickoff, given the disparity in experience and size. Head coach Anthony Hayes noted after the game that the team’s inexperience was on display and there’s no substitute for having kids who’d been there. He did see some good things, despite the lopsided loss and he’ll look to continue to build upon those when East Palestine ...
CONNORVILLE — Buckeye Local drew the unfortunate distinction of being the first regular season opponent for Bellaire’s Raekwon Pettigrew coming off a 2025 injury. Bellaire’s dynamic offensive weapon caught two passes, including one for a 24-yard TD and also returned not one, but two ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – It’s nice to have a 1-2 scoring punch in high school soccer. The St. Clairsville boys definitely do. James Parsons and Trevor Tuttle continued their red-hot play Tuesday night as the Red Devils (3-1) bounced back from their first setback with a 4-2 doubling up of ...
STEUBENVILLE — Jaylin Crites contributed a hat trick enabling the Big Red girls' soccer team to gain city bragging rights against Catholic Central. Big Red scored the first two goals against Steubenville city-rival Catholic Central, but the Crusaders battled back and pulled to within a goal, however, Big Red rose to the occasion and ended up defeating Catholic Central, 4-2, Monday night on Reno Saccoccia Field inside Harding Stadium. "We had two games to start the season against Dover and Wheeling Central back-to-back with a football Friday night in between," Big Red (1-1-1) head ...
