STEUBENVILLE — Coming into Tuesday's volleyball match up between Wheeling Central and Big Red, both coaches expected a battle. A battle it was indeed. After falling behind in the match with a tough 26-24 loss in a third set battle that was tied 15 times, the visiting Maroon Knights ...
STEUBENVILLE - Scoring first is something soccer teams strive to do when they step out onto the pitch. The Big Red boys' soccer team were able to do just that against unbeaten Wheeling Park, however, the Patriots netted the final two goals to come away with a 2-1 victory Tuesday night on ...
CALCUTTA — Coming off an appearance in the Div. IV state semifinals last season, the bar remains high for the Beaver Local girls soccer team. With its two biggest threats back on offense, the Beavers have picked up where they left off last season. On Tuesday against Steubenville Big Red, ...
GIRLS SOCCER CREEK WINS FOURTH-STRAIGHT WINTERSVILLE — The Indian Creek girls soccer team continued its winning streak and got to the .500 mark, blanking visiting Union Local 8-0 on Tuesday night for their fourth-straight win. The Redskins (5-5) got five goals from Kaydence Walker, while Carsyn Brown, Maryn Barcalow and Chloe Flesher each tallied a goal. Creek looks to keep its winning streak going on Thursday when they host Cambridge. VOLLEYBALL OAK GLEN SWEEPS WEIR NEW MANCHESTER — The Oak Glen volleyball team earned a sweep of visiting county rival Weir High on ...
MORGANTOWN — There’s not a lot of automatics in college football anymore. There’s uncertainty about whether players will transfer or not, if a Power Four school could actually beat a Group of Six school, or if NFL players can play in college again. Through the first two games of West Virginia’s football season, there are still uncertainties as well. Will the defense be fixed? How will the run game look against a high-caliber defense? But there’s one certainty, and that comes from special teams. It’s still early, but at this point, you can pencil in that for every ...
WHEELING – Maverick Malin went back-to-back Tuesday leading St. Clairsville to its sixth straight OVAC Class 4A Golf Tournament championship. The senior capped a tremendous 4-year career with a 2-under par 69 (34-35) and the Red Devils fired a sizzling 4-man total of 302 on the Robert Trent Jones-designed course at the sun-drenched Speidel Golf Club inside Oglebay Park Resort. “Just keeping the ball in play all day,” Malin said as the key to his outstanding round. “I made a lot of putts. I made everything I should’ve. I feel really good. Growing up I always wanted to win ...
