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Tim Stephens

Sports Writer and Reporter at The Herald-Dispatch

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Prep notebook: Ironton must look ahead, not back

he question for Ironton High School football is, what now? The Ohio High School Athletic Association last week banned the Fighting Tigers (8-2) from the 2025 playoffs, meaning they can't defend their state championship, for recruiting violations starting in 2018 and including this season. Ironton has little choice but to take the punishment and try not to make it worse. If the staff can prove injustice was done, it most definitely should do it, but that's going to be extraordinarily difficult. The investigation has been going on since June.
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Marshall men's soccer: Freshman Alvarez leads Herd by Georgia State...

HUNTINGTON — Alvaro Alvarez said he’ll leave it up to coach Chris Grassie to decide whether he’s earned more playing time for the Marshall University men’s soccer team.
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Prep volleyball: Highlanders on the rise after sweep

HUNTINGTON -- Chana Dixon said Huntington High volleyball has made a jump. Not just at the net but as a team. The Highlanders (7-11-2) swept Boyd County and Parkersburg South Tuesday in Lucas-Archer Gym, breaking a five-match losing streak. "We've been right there, even in the losses," said Dixon, Huntington High's first-year head coach. "We've played some good teams close."
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Prep volleyball: Highlanders sweep Boyd County, Parkersburg South

HUNTINGTON -- Elizabeth Bohren had seen enough. The Huntington High volleyball standout was tired of Boyd County hanging around Tuesday and did something about it. With the Highlanders leading 10-7 in the third set, Bohren scored four of the Highlanders' next five points for a 15-13 victory in Lucas-Archer Gym. "I think we played our very hardest," Bohren said.
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Prep football: Wheelersburg knocks off Fighting Tigers in battle of...

WHEELERSBURG, Ohio -- Ironton's football team scheduled opponents from Virginia, Kentucky, New York and Pennsylvania trying to find a worthy foe.
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Prep golf: Cole digging being golf coach of SOC champion Flyers

Quinn Cole wasn’t sure he wanted to coach the Ironton St. Joe High School golf team but now is glad he does.
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Prep football: Ironton shuts down Kimble, Canisius 55-21

IRONTON -- Canisius featured the premier player, but Ironton fielded the better team.
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Prep football: Knights expect challenge from GW's multiple-style at...

According to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Paul Revere uttered, "one, if by land, and two, if by sea" to warn how the British were planning to attack in Massachusetts. George Washington might prefer air supremacy. George Washington High School's football team, that is. The Patriots (2-0) play at Cabell Midland (0-2) at 7 p.m. Friday. GW undoubtedly has noted the Knights gave up 215 passing yards to Pikeville and 133 to Capital this season. Panthers passers were 14 for 15. The Cougars connected on 5 of 8.
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Prep football: Expression Prep loaded with college-caliber talent

HUNTINGTON — Huntington Expression Prep has long been known for producing major college players in basketball.
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Tim Stephens' picks: Herd loses, WVU wins in season openers

Tim Stephens' picks: Herd loses, WVU wins in season openers
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Prep football: Seals says Highlanders' line could be best he's coached

HUNTINGTON -- Earlier this month when Huntington High School football coach Billy Seals said the Highlanders' offensive line could be the program's best since he started there in 2009, ears perked up, eyes widened, and eyebrows rose. That's high praise from someone who coached a unit headed by Darnell Wright from 2015 through 2018. Wright now plays for the Chicago Bears, who selected him in the first round, 10th overall out of the University of Tennessee, in the 2023 NFL Draft.