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Andrew Moore, a six‑year coach of Reynoldsburg’s boys basketball team, resigned in mid‑August due to health issues. His tenure included a first state tournament appearance, a 104‑46 record, district titles and a 26‑2 season that reached the state final. The school has named Nicole Gardner as his replacement, and Moore will begin teaching an online credit‑recovery course.
Niagara University announced the hiring of Dr. Jazmone Turner as assistant coach for its women's basketball program, highlighting her successful tenure at Delaware State, academic credentials, and commitment to player development.
After a promising transfer and a track record of disruptive play, Onye Nwosisi is expected to anchor Boston College’s defense and lift it out of last‑year’s bottom‑tier rankings.
The 80th edition of the OVAC Rudy Mumley Football Game will showcase a talented group of defensive backs and wide receivers set to compete at Wheeling Island Stadium this Saturday night.
Jeff Moore, a 1985 Zanesville High School graduate, has been named the new boys basketball coach, bringing a decade of girls program success and a clear philosophy to the role.
Veteran coach Ed Honabarger returns to the sidelines at Mount Vernon, bringing 40 years of experience, a focus on relationships and quarterback development, and a commitment to making football fun.
Veteran coach Ed Honabarger has accepted a position on the Mount Vernon football staff, promising a focus on quarterback development, player relationships and a fun, year‑round approach to the sport.
The annual Muskingum Valley-Licking County All-Star football game brings together high school seniors from diverse backgrounds as they transition to college, military service, or the workforce, highlighting community spirit and future aspirations.
A former baseball pitcher survived a gun attack in Ohio, endured surgery and emotional trauma, and now channels his experience into coaching and community advocacy.
The third‑annual Muskingum Valley League football college showcase attracted over 100 athletes and 40 coaches, spotlighting top talents such as Carter Smith and Tyce Whiteman.
Three standout athletes from Madison County, Florida, have been awarded grants to pursue higher education at Philander Smith University, Muskingum University and Brewton-Parker College.