Clay's Ryan Hines is making the most of his final state tournament.
Hines shot an 82 after the first round of the Division III State tournament on Friday. Playing on the Scarlet Course on the campus of Ohio State, Hines shot a 41 on the front and back nines to be four strokes from the individual leader, North Lewisburg Triad's Jordan Millice.
Of the 12 participants, Hines is tied for fifth with Delphos Jefferson's Dillon Klein. Against all the competitiors this weekend, including ones playing with teams, Hines' score is tied for 15th with four other golfers.
Hines will finish up his run at the state tournament today, teeing off his second round at 9 a.m.
Football
East 28, South Gallia 12
Brian Hoover made the best of an opportunity to be East's main rusher on Friday.
After an injury sidelined tailback Dustin Bradford, Hoover got the lion's share of the carries and ran for 236 yards on 29 carries, including three touchdowns in a 28-12 drubbing of South Gallia on the road.
The win improves East to 8-0 this season with only two games remaining. East is also tied with Notre Dame for first in the SOC I at 2-0.
East scored the first two touchdowns of the game, but South Gallia rallied in the second quarter, scoring its second touchdown after a controversial fumble call on East gave the Rebels the ball.
East takes on Green at Allard Park on Friday.
East 14 0 7 7 - 28
South Gallia 0 12 0 0 - 14
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
E - Hoover 12 run (Hatch kick), 5:53
E - Bradford 3 run (Hatch kick), 2:44
Second Quarter
S - #12 6 run (pass failed), 10:58
S - #85 16 pass from #12 (run failed), 1:15
Third Quarter
E - Hoover 8 run (Hatch kick), 5:54
Fourth Quarter
E - Hoover 12 run (Hatch kick), 7:46
INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING - East; Hoover 29-236, Bailey 8-66, Bradford 8-41. Totals 55-376.
PASSING - East; Bailey 1-2-0 7, Hoover 0-1-1.
RECEIVING - Hoover 1-7.
Record - East 8-0 (2-0)
Notre Dame 38, Green 0
Joey Emnett really wants some of that SOC I title.
The Notre Dame running back ran the ball eight times for 66 yards and four touchdowns in a 38-0 victory over Green in Franklin Furnace.
The win improves the Titans to 2-0 in the SOC I heading into a week nine showdown in Willow Wood with Symmes Valley. If the Titans manage to get by the Vikings unscathed, an SOC I championship, or at least a share of it, will be on the line week 10 at Allard Park in Sciotoville.
Aside from Emnett, the Titans got scores from Joel and Craig Williams.
Notre Dame 6 12 20 0 - 38
Green 0 0 0 0 - 0
First Quarter
ND - Emnett 1 run (kick failed) 0:45.
Second Quarter
ND - Emnett 9 run (pass failed) 7:42
ND - Emnett 2 run (kick failed) 1:46
Third Quarter
ND - Emnett 65 punt return (kick failed) 10:20
ND - J. Williams 12 run (LaValley kick) 5:12
ND - C. Williams 1 run (LaValley kick) 1:16
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - Notre Dame; LaValley 2-(-9), C. Williams 13-65, J. Williams 6-55, Emnett 8-66, Delabar 1-3, A. Williams 7-118, Davis 4-69, Hadjiyannis 8-18, Hanna 4-18, J. Emnett 1-3.
PASSING - Notre Dame; LaValley 3-7-0 45 yards.
RECEIVING - Notre Dame; A. Williams 1-5, Davis 2-40.
Records - Notre Dame 5-3 (2-0 SOC); Green 1-7 (0-2)
Waverly 37, Valley 7
Sometimes a team has to take solace in the small victories.
Valley may have lost to Waverly 37-7 on Friday in Waverly, but they did manage to score and were only down 14 at halftime.
“I felt like only being down 14-0 at halftime, our kids were still very much in the ball game,” Valley coach Darren Crabtree said. “We played well defensively. There were some bright spots. Again, any time you lose 37-7, you got some work to do, but Waverly is a very good football team.”
For Waverly, Trevor Walls threw for 200 yards and two touchdowns to Derek Roback. Kevin Malone and Ramone Conley each scored rushing touchdowns.
Valley 0 0 0 7 - 7
Waverly 14 0 16 7 - 37
SCORING SUMMARY
W - Roback 35 interception return (Good kick), 5:11
W - Roback 26 pass from Walls (Good kick), 1:50
Third Quarter
W - Malone 4 run (Good kick), 10:11
W - Roback 27 pass from Walls (Good kick), 6:11
W - Robertson safety, :49
Fourth Quarter
W - Ra. Conley 49 run (Good kick), 7:30
V - McClain 88 kickoff return (Richard kick), 7:16
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing - Valley; Hickerson 10-47, McClain 9-12, Faulks 11-10, Linne 3-5, Keller 1-4, Utley 1-1, Hillman 1-0. Totals 36-79. Waverly; Malone 15-70, Ra. Conley 6-60, Phillips 7-9, Rowland 1-(-1), Walls 5-(-7). Totals 34-131
PASSING - Valley; Hickerson 2-9-1 21, McClain 0-1-1 0; Waverly; Walls 12-20-0 200.
RECEIVING - Valley; N. Williams 1-28, Faulks 1-(-7). Totals 2-21. Waverly; Roback 4-75, Robertson 4-74, Pettay 1-24, Malone 1-17, Arnett 1-5, Ro. Conley 1-5. Totals 12-200.
Record - Waverly 8-0; Valley 3-5
Wheelersburg 42, Northwest 8
Drew Spradlin had a part in three touchdowns as Wheelersburg defeated Northwest by 34 on Friday.
Spradlin ran in one score and threw for two more to finish with 132 yards passing.
Northwest's lone score came on a three-yard run by Dustin Thuma in the third quarter. James Lens, brother of Rodney Lens who was flown in by helicopter, scored the two-point conversion.
Wheelersburg 7 27 0 8 - 42
Northwest 0 0 8 0 - 8
First Quarter
WB - Blevings 28 pass from Spradlin (Stamper kick) 8:36
Second Quarter
WB - Spradlin 1 run (kick failed) 11:21
WB - Jenkins 20 run (Stamper run) 10:19
WB - Schankweiler 45 pass from Spradlin (Stamper kick) 7:29
WB - Lang 40 interception return (kick failed) 7:03
Third Quarter
NW - Thuma 3 run (Lens run) 6:22
Fourth Quarter
WB - Leach 2 run (Silvey run) 3:27
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - Wheelersburg; Jenkins 3-50, Schankweiler 2-31, Walker 9-37, Craig Stamper 4-34, White 3-10, Spradlin 1-1, Lang 2-27, Kemper 6-12, Leach 5-27, Silvey 3-17. Northwest; Horsley 12-22, Thuma 7-16, Malone 2-(-6), Prose 3-9, Knittel 3-(-11), Crabtree 2-5, Pack 3-(-5).
PASSING - Wheelersburg; Spradlin 5-8-1 132. Northwest; Lang 0-1-1. Malone 5-15-2 13 yards. Pack 1-2-0 14 yards.
RECEIVING - Wheelersburg; Hopper 2-54, Blevings 2-33, Schankweiler 1-45. Northwest; Lens 3-11, Horsely 2-2, Crabtree 1-14.
Records - Wheelersburg 5-3 (3-0 SOC) Northwest 1-7 (0-3)
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