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Dumb question, but was tonight’s victory Northwest first playoff win?

Fairland won the regular season match-up 42-6. Ironically, it was the last regular season game.

Might be an interesting game. Coal Grove comes in off a 57-6 victory over Grandview Heights. It’s a rematch of the 2017 first round playoff game in which Coal Grove won 7-6. Hopefully the 3 hour plus bus ride will be kind to the Hornets. Yea that’s a terrible drive. Shenandoah is not great by no me...

Might be an interesting game. Coal Grove comes in off a 57-6 victory over Grandview Heights. It’s a rematch of the 2017 first round playoff game in which Coal Grove won 7-6. Hopefully the 3 hour plus bus ride will be kind to the Hornets.

River Valley probably wouldn’t jump ship. Nor South Gallia. River Valley spent a few years in the OVC joining the TVC.

mattash wrote: ↑Sun Oct 04, 2020 12:30 am How long of a bud ride?

Depending on what route they take it’s at least 3 hours.

Franklin County OHSAA Division VI, Region 23 Grandview Heights 2020 Football (0-6) 8/28 A Bexley (0-5) [IV:15] C* cancelled 8/28 A Northmor (2-4) [VI:23] L 0-34 9/4 H Whitehall-Yearling (1-5) [II:7] L 14-22 9/11 H Harvest Prep (5-1) [V:19] L 13-64 9/18 A Liberty Union (5-1) [V:19] L 6-77 9/25 A Buck...

While I’m not from the TVC, I can kinda understand about the traveling issues for some schools. The OVC stretches from Portsmouth to Gallipolis. It’s around and 1:05 minutes from Coal Grove to Gallipolis, and 45 minutes to Portsmouth. That’s on the bus by the way. Portsmouth to Gallia is around 1:30...

Game has been canceled per Coal Grove Superintendent.

Region 23 is covering a lot of ground. From Lawrence County on the Ohio River all the way North/Northeast to Amish Country.. Still only 4 3-0 teams Fort Frye Worthington Christian Centerburg Fairland I like my chances as a Cadet fan. Good luck to you guys! Coal Grove lost to Fairland 27-21. Got off...

Steely Dan wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 10:29 am They went from 79 boys in 2018 to 164 in 2020!

That’s a huge difference! Does that include competitive balance numbers or is it strictly enrolment?

Region 23 is covering a lot of ground. From Lawrence County on the Ohio River all the way North/Northeast to Amish Country..

It appears that Harvest Prep is in Division V Region 19 this year. Must’ve had a big boost in numbers to move up from D VII .

Series history 2000 Ironton 51 CG 0 2015 Ironton 13 CG 7 2016 Ironton 14 CG 12 2017 CG 28 Ironton 7 2018 Ironton 21 CG 12 2019 Ironton 49 CG 12 2020 Ironton 71 CG 0 2015-2018 were some competitive games between these schools. Who are only separated by Woodland cemetery and are around 3 miles apart. ...

28-0 Ironton over CG

Ironton 14 CG 0

Coal Grove is going to allow 3 people per participants at home games in order to follow the 15% rule.

Coal Grove is going to do a lottery drawling for seating. The participant and one parent will be present for the drawling. They are giving time slots starting with the seniors first, and ending with the freshman. Each participant is allowed 4 tickets for their families. Those tickets will be their a...

On the subject of marching band at games, Coal Groves band is only doing home games this year from my understanding. I’m curious about how schools will handle the number of spectators per athletes, band members and cheerleaders. I just feel bad for the students, parents and the schools. The unfortun...