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93Bulldog wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 8:53 pm Southern beat Miller, Beallsville and Clay
Lost at NY

PeteM. wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 9:39 am TVC- Ohio. Nelsonville, Vinton County and Wellston are the biggest surprises for me. I thought Wellston or Vinton County would be a front runner to win the conference. Wellston has one of the best players I've seen in the conference.

TVC- Hocking. Belpre, Southern and South Gallia are my surprises here. Belpre 0-2 start. Southern starting at 3-1 is shocking. South Gallia 2-0 and graduated 4 starters from last years team.

93Bulldog wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 9:49 pm Despite losing 4 starters to graduation, the Federal Hocking Lancers have picked up right where they left off a year ago winning basketball games. Sophomore PG Tariq Cottrill scored a game high 30 points to lead Fed Hock past Alexander 78-51 to improve to (2-1) on the season. The lone loss being a 57-55 set back to Morgan.

Four players scored in double figures versus Alex with Lane Smith adding 12, 6 rebounds and a nice dunk with an Alexander defender on his hip. Center Tyler Rodgers scored 11 and just missed a double-double with 9 boards. Caden Chapman scored 10 to go along with Cottrill's 30.

Federal Hocking 18 23 20 17 - 78
Alexander 19 6 17 9 - 51

Kyler D'Augustino led the Spartans with 27.

93Bulldog wrote: ↑Thu Dec 09, 2021 10:19 pm Trimble won't need revenge motivation. They are the best team in either the Hocking or Ohio this year for a reason. But Fed was definitely better than I expected after losing so many seniors. They will put up a fight for sure, but in the end, I don't see the Cats losing a league game all year unless Warerford upsets them at home.

93Bulldog wrote: ↑Fri Dec 10, 2021 9:27 pm Friday night boys basketball scores: Dec. 10th

Alexander 50
Wellston 61

Meigs 72
River Valley 40

Nelsonville-York 51
Vinton County 67

Trimble 74
Belpre 53

Federal Hocking 60
Southern 37

Eastern 35
Waterford 60

DaLlyod22 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 12, 2021 6:27 pm Haven’t got to catch many games in person yet. But from watching the streams and listening intently on the radio. The Ohio is down a little but a lot of bright spots, Any ones race really. Going to come down to who doesn’t lose a game they should win. But as a lot of people have already said. There is a ton of parity in southeast Ohio basketball.

-Vinton County- has the advantage with Coaching experience coupled with good size, solid guard play. Had a shaky start but kinda figuring it out their last couple games who they want to be as squad.

- Alexander- Has one of those kids in DiAugustino that can any given night just take over a game, But can his supporting cast help enough at times to find wins.

Athens- Plays hard watching them play Jackson last night the kids are tough. The Lucas kid is very solid, and they won’t roll over and die. You’ll be in a dawg fight with em (no pun intended)

NY- Ton of athletes on that team, but struggled quite a bit at times playing Vinton county offensively. But that being said they also have that athleticism to keep them in games. Seem like they can be one of those streaky teams that will ruffle some feathers.

River Valley- The only team I haven’t got to watch or listen to a game on the radio yet. But it seems they may be down this year from scores I’ve seen not making any assumptions without seeing them play.

Meigs- Cleland obviously a division one athlete and he has a solid supporting, they have a good bit of experience to go with it. All around up and down very very solid.

Wellston- Ervin from what I’ve seen is one of the best players I’ve seen in awhile. His supporting cast has stepped up quite a bit. I think they may shock some people as the season goes on.

In my NON-Expert opinion I think it’s a true toss up between VC- Meigs- Wellston.

Just an avid listener and though Ohio maybe down there is still a lot of good basketball and potential in these clubs. Can’t wait to see it all play out.

P.S. I want to say thank you for so many schools having livestreams and pages with links to radio channels to listen to these games love southeastern Ohio sports and it makes it a lot easier being able to watch and listen away from home.