22-23 Winter Preview: East Clinton boys basketball
East Clinton graduate Clyde Snow has taken over the East Clinton boys basketball program, hoping to transform the thoughts many people have about the Larrick Road squad.
Analysis: Aggressive coaching paid off Sunday in NFL
With the ball in Tom Brady’s hands, Todd Bowles played it safe and lost. Doug Pederson and Brandon Staley went for broke and celebrated wins.
EC junior varsity drops OT game with Ripley
LEES CREEK — The East Clinton junior varsity boys basketball team was defeated by Ripley in overtime Tuesday night at the EC gym.
BBK Final: Western Brown 55, Clinton-Massie 38
MT. ORAB — Western Brown’s Big Three of Drew Novak, Ty Loudon, and Abe Crall combined for 39 points in a 55-38 win over Clinton-Massie Friday night in SBAAC American Division boys basketball action.
Hot-shooting, defense-minded Astros rout Rockets 56-19
OWENSVILLE — Holding Clermont Northeastern to 24 points under its season average, East Clinton posted an easy 56-19 win Monday over the Rockets in SBAAC National Division girls basketball action.
Hurricane falls short in another close loss 44-41
WILMINGTON — Edgewood handed Wilmington its third close loss of the season Saturday, 44-41, in non-league girls basketball at Fred Summers Court.
No. 3 Versailles topples East Clinton in 3
FAIRFIELD — No. 3 Versailles handed East Clinton a 25-21, 25-11, 25-15 loss in a Division III Southwest 1 District championship match Saturday at Fairfield High School
Bengals, Panthers look to stabilize after emotional losses
CINCINNATI (AP) — Even with star receiver Ja’Marr Chase on the shelf with an injury, quarterback Joe Burrow believes the Bengals can get going this week against the Carolina Panthers and maintain it through the second half of the season.
Massie gets unenviable task of playing 12-0 Wyoming
Wyoming has not been challenged all season. This is as dominant as any Ohio high school football has ever been through 12 games.
Tagovailoa stays hot, throws for 3 TDs, Dolphins rout Browns
=MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — The “MVP!” chants for Tua Tagovailoa started early in the second half, and they didn’t stop until after the game ended, as Tagovailoa flashed a smile and waved on his way off the field.
