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LEAGUE
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Ohio State Buckeyes 52, Rutgers 13
Ohio Bobcats 34, Akron Zips 17. It was a throw-back, old-school second half for Ohio. "That's a straight running Frank Solich game right there," said Tim Albin, who finally got win No. 1.
BASEBALL
MAJOR LEAGUE
Pittsburg Pirates 8, Cincinnati Reds 6. Tyler Mahle tripped up in his last outing, but he ended '21 with career highs in IP and K's, making all 33 of his starts.
Texas Rangers 7, Cleveland Indians 7. Cleveland struggled to back Triston McKenzie, sealing a losing record for the first time in the Terry Francona era.
LOCAL & AREA
SOCCER
GIRLS
North Adams 11, Westfall 0
BOYS
Alexander 7, South Webster 4
Western 4, Central Christian 0
North Adams 11, Westfall 0
Clay 3, West 0
Wheelersburg 4, Lynchburg Clay 0
FOOTBALL
Minford 41, Portsmouth West 21
Teays Valley 35, Eastmoor Academy 6 (JV)
VOLLEYBALL
Wheelersburg 3, North Adams 0 (25-12, 25-21, 25-10)
Adena 3, Bishop Ready 0 (25-21, 26-24, 25-17)
Westfall 3, Madison-Plains 0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-16)
Southeastern 2, Logan 1 (21-25, 25-21, 25-23)
Vinton County 2, Southeastern 0 (25-19, 25-17)
CROSS COUNTRY
Erin Nance Invitational
Westfall finishes 2nd in both boys and girls races amongst D2/D3 teams.
On the girls side, Caitlyn Shipley (6th), Isabel Stevens (11th), Anay Sierra (15th) and Gabby Henry (24th) all finished in the top 25. While Tyler Shipley (10th), Josh Trapp (24th) and Henry Barnes (26th) all finished in the top 30 in the boys race.
Washington CH Cross the Creek Invitational
Adena’s Ryan Richendollar (5th, 17:38) and Paint Valley’s Noah Dalton (47th) were the top area finishers out of 196 runners on the boys side.
Paint Valley’s Mackenzie Crum (35th) and Adena’s Hannah Thompson (63rd) were the top finishers out of 146 runners on the girls side.
Portsmouth / Shawnee State Invite
Huntington girls finished 2nd, while the boys finished 5th. Sarah Lute (6th), Jessica Crocker (17th), and Jessica James (22nd) finished in the top 25 out of 71 runners on the girls side.
Jason Holbrook (8th), Brandon Petty (22nd) and Alex Broughton (23rd) finished in the top 25 out of 85 runners on the boys side.