West Liberty-Salem MS Cross Country Runs at Obetz
The West Liberty-Salem Middle School Big Orange cross country teams finished their seasons Sunday at the OHSAA 7th and 8th Grade Invitational hosted at...
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Benjamin HS & MS Run at Kenton Invitational
The Lady Raider cross country team placed 1st in a field of 10 schools at the Kenton XC Invitational held Thursday at Kenton High...
Chieftain Middle School Runs at Celtic Clash
The BMS Girls Cross Country team placed 11th running against Division I competition in the Celtic...
West Liberty-Salem Middle School Runs Through Competition
The West Liberty-Salem Big Orange Middle School cross-country teams competed at the Max Evans Invitational hosted at the Ohio Caverns.The girls earned their first...
BLHS Runs to 2nd Place
The Benjamin Logan Boys Cross Country team finished 2nd at the Graham Invitational on Saturday.All 9 Raiders set new season and overall PRs in...
Strapp Runs in Air Force Marathon
Paisley Strapp ran her first 5k recently at the Airforce Marathon held at Wright State University in Dayton.Finishing in just over 27 minutes, Strapp...
IL XC Runs at Seneca East
Indian Lake's cross country teams traveled to Seneca East Cross Country on Saturday night.The meet is a great atmosphere...
Huntsville U6 Outscores Calvary; Huntsville U9 Runs Past Quincy
Huntsville U6 outscored Calvary 2, 7-5 Saturday...
BMS Cross Country Runs in Northwestern Invitational: WLMS at Bob Schul
Benjamin Logan Middle School Cross Country teams competed Saturday in the Northwestern Invitational.The girls team finished in 7th place. Gwen Smith...
Benjamin Logan runs past Eaton
Both teams were strong on the mound Tuesday, but Benjamin Logan defeated Eaton 3-1.Hayden Kennaw allowed just two hits to Eaton.The Raiders fired up...
Lakers and Tigers pick up big wins; WG girls top USV – Tuesday basketball results
Area basketball teams were in action Tuesday evening.Varsity boys:In a game broadcast on 98.3 WPKO Indian Lake ran past Benjamin Logan 77-35.Isaac Morrison led...
