NEW MANCHESTER — Mac McLean and his staff knew Hunter Mozingo was improving in the role of quarterback from what they had seen from the junior in practice. Everyone at the Bears Den Friday night got to see just how much the junior, who was thrust into the role by the Week 2 injury to ...
CAMERON — For the second consecutive week Cameron took a one-score lead into the locker room at the half, this week in a hard-fought battle with West Virginia Class A rival Valley. But for the second straight week coach Tim Brown’s Dragons came back out on to the field in the third ...
PADEN CITY — It took longer than they hoped, but the Hundred Hornets finally won their first game under first-year head coach Jason Sleeth Friday, 28-20 over homestanding Paden City. Freshman quarterback Toby Michael completed 8-of-15 passes for 156 yards and two touchdowns for the victorious Hornets. He also ran 11 times for 71 yards. Classmate Karter Parson ran the ball 15 times for 101 yards and scored three total touchdowns, two on the ground and one through the air. Receiver Brayden Batrug caught two passes for 112 yards and a score. Joey Baker ran wild for the Wildcats, ...
STEUBENVILLE — By the time Maeve Gray was crowned Big Red’s 2022 homecoming queen during halftime festivities, the outcome of Friday’s game with Pittsburgh Allderdice had pretty much been decided. Big Red, now 7-1 and the top club in the Ohio Division IV Region 15 computer ratings, put 27 points on the board during the initial 24 minutes and rolled to a 32-6 victory over the Dragons inside Harding Stadium. Offensively, Reno Saccoccia’s squad finished the half with 252 total yards (132 rushing and 120 passing). Meanwhile, the Steubenville defense recorded five tackles for a ...
BROOKSIDE — Steubenville Catholic held off homestanding Bridgeport, 15-14, Friday night to spoil the Bulldogs’ Homecoming on the natural grass surface of Perkins Field inside Bill Jobko Stadium. Although the victory might not have been picturesque, Crusaders (3-5) first year head coach ...
WOODSFIELD — The Big Green Machine kept on rolling Friday night at Monroe Park. State-ranked Barnesville (8-0) led just 6-0 after one quarter, but scored combined for 43 points in the middle two for a 63-0 blanking of homestanding Monroe Central (1-7). The Shamrocks were fifth in Division V, Region 19. Taison Starr was responsible for four of the six-pointers, three on the ground and one via the air. He started the scoring with a 5-yard dash and followed that up with scoring runs of 33 and 5. He also snagged a 61-yard TD pass from C.J. Hannahs, who also threw a six-pointer to Luke ...
