John Glenn senior Joseph Clifford signed his letter of intent on Friday to run track for Nebraska.

Tri-Valley announced Friday it will hire former standout quarterback Cameron West as its new high school head football coach, pending board approval.

Paul Culver Jr. built a football dynasty at Sheridan High School. That only begins to tell the story of his legacy.

Whether it was a long career as a umpire or countless years coaching baseball and football, William Murphy made a life out of serving others.

Sheridan is back in the state tournament for the first time in 15 years, with a cast of veterans and newcomers leading the charge.

Sheridan's Bradley claims state all-around title on Saturday, the first gymnastics

Gabby Johnson, a Sheridan and Otterbein graduate, is pitching for the Moh BEEL! USA squad of the American Softball Association in Alabama.

Scott Aronhalt won 466 games in 31 years coaching Zanesville basketball, but his legacy is even more far reaching.

Jeff Rinkes and Todd Van Reeth will take over the boys and girls basketball programs at West Muskingum. Both are former Philo head coaches.

Sheridan's Ethan Heller and Tri-Valley's Chase Kendrick headline the 2018 Prime Time Player team.

Five area players collect top honors in District 12

There was plenty of red in Ohio State's Schottenstein Center supporting Sheridan, which suffered a 56-48 loss to Toledo Rogers in the state semifinals.

The Muskingum County community is rallying behind the recovery of a Emma Barry who was serious injured in a car crash on Dec. 23.

Sheridan trailed 24-22 in the pivotal third set, but the Generals wouldn’t be denied against Fairfield Union.

Gene Ford brought joy and knowledge to many people in this world, and his presence will be missed after his untimely passing on Friday.

Sheridan gymnastics is making its third straight state appearance. The Generals were the state runner-ups last season and hope to best that this time.

Philo takes both athlete of the week awards

Area players were recognized by the District 12 Basketball Coaches Association.

Devin King has finished his football career with Ohio University, but he continues to focus on other career goals, including preparation for the NFL draft.

Sheridan, New Lexington and Crooksville had players recognized as the All-Southeast District teams were announced.

Philo coach Michelle Moyer was recognized for her sportsmanship and integrity by the Ohio High School Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association recently.

Lexi and Kyndal Howe combined for 26 points and made clutch free throws in overtime, giving Tri-Valley a 45-43 win in the Division II regional final.

Sheridan & Maysville had little trouble in league play, while John Glenn and Philo also earned wins on Wednesday.

Sheridan outlasted Norton in a 68-60 three-overtime thriller in the Division II state semifinal on Thursday.

Sheridan led area players on the Southeast District basketball teams, as they were

Sheridan reigns again on the MVL mats and West M's Carter Winegardner was named the league's Most Outstanding Wrestler.

Maysville's Smith highlights District 12 honorees

Sheridan coach J.D. Walters feels that Ava Heller doesn't get the credit she deserves. That might change after her performance on Saturday.

Sheridan's Heller tabbed D-III offensive player of the year

Sheridan and Tri-Valley shared the MVL title and led the squad which was released on Sunday.

Mick, Reilly tabbed Athletes of the Week

The River View boys and John Glenn girls claimed MVL Big School titles, Meadowbrook swept the Small School crowns and Sheridan's Strong and Philo's Mahon led individual scorers.

Sheridan's Brandon Lanning and William Wilke make the time to excel in cross country and marching band.

Sheridan's three seniors made sure their careers concluded with the program's fourth straight state berth.

West Muskingum will induct four people, Shey and Amisha Herd, Ray Peyton and Amy Graham Stewart to its Hall of Fame on Friday.

West Muskingum senior Kyle Reilly shined on the soccer field for the Tornadoes and will now play for Division II Tiffin after signing earlier this week.

Sheridan scored the first 13 points of the game and were never threatened in a 75-45 victory over Maysville on Wednesday.

HS Roundup: Stinson leads Sheridan past Morgan

Philo senior Bethany Colling had several options, but playing volleyball for Shawnee State felt like the right fit.

Sheridan standout Kendyl Mick has been committed to Findlay since her junior year, but it was made official on Friday.

HS Roundup: White leads Sheridan's rout of Gallia

Sheridan's season ended in sour fashion with a loss to Vinton County in last year's regional finals at Zanesville. History didn't repeat itself.

Many saw Sheridan's playoff chances as slim after losing a dominant senior class, but the Generals have found a away to steer the ship.

Justin Buttermore has been announced as the new head football coach for Granville High School.

Sheridan's Josh O'Ryan missed 18 months due to five knee surgeries, but he showed no ill-effects in his return against New Lexington.

Sheridan's effort was ugly, but the Generals still walked away with a 38-34 win over Tri-Valley, clinching a third straight MVL title.

Brandon Hannahs wrote about how the senior athletes deserved better than a lost season to end their high school careers.

Sheridan's Mick reaches milestone in win over Morgan, while Tri-Valley, Maysville and Philo girls and Morgan boys earn wins on Saturday.

Sheridan's William Wilke earned All-Ohio honors and led the Generals to a 12th-place finish during Saturday's Division II state cross country meet.

TR recognizes top basketball players and coaches from our area.

Philo's A.J. Clayton lost much of his summer AAU season due to COVID-19, but he's still getting plenty of attention from Division I programs.

John Glenn scored the go-ahead run in the sixth inning, beating Heath 4-3 for the Division II regional title and a state final four berth on Saturday.

Sheridan girls clinch outright title; TV, Maysville girls score routs

Sheridan lost a talented senior class that fueled a run to the regional finals. Now they'll be counting on several of their backups to fill holes.

John Glenn seniors Chris Tooms' state title in the 3,200 highlighted a strong day for area athletes at Satuday's state track meet.

Evan and Owen Loughman have tasted success and disappointment on the wrestling mat. Both now have the opportunities to end their careers on a high note.

Kevin Board enters his first year at New Lexington with plenty of talent, and the seniors are looking forward to a promising season.