Brandon Hannahs is a dedicated sports writer for the Times Recorder, focusing on local sports in Zanesville, Ohio. With a passion for Cleveland and Ohio State University teams, Brandon covers a wide range of sports stories and highlights standout performances from athletes in the community.
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Sheridan held another college signing day recently, as eight Generals signed their letters of intent.
By: Brandon Hannahs, Kevin Sutton
NEW CONCORD — The John Glenn girls tallied 134 1/3 points to claim the team title during Friday's Dan Adams Memorial Track Invitational at Muskingum University.
Area softball teams learned their tournament fates on Sunday, as draws were held around the state.
As the spring season continues, there are plenty of athletes to recognize in our weekly polls.
By: Brandon Hannahs
NEW LEXINGTON — Clay Miller swatted a double and single and drove in three runs and Jerek Braglin added two hits and two RBIs, as New Lexington topped West Muskingum 10-0 in a five-inning mercy of the Muskingum Valley League Small School Division clash on Monday.
COLUMBUS — All three Perry County schools moved up divisions to highlight the area changes, as the Ohio High School Athletic Association released the new numbers last week.
A photo gallery of Tuesday's game between New Lex and West M.
New Lexington was down to its final out before scoring five times to rally past West M 7-4 to claim the Small School baseball title.
By: Brandon Hannahs, Sam Blackburn
McCONNELSVILLE — Cora Hall twirled a one-hitter with 14 strikeouts, as visiting Sheridan shut out Morgan 5-0 to score its 16th straight win after Thursday's Muskingum Valley League softball crossover.
FALLS TOWNSHIP — Winning pitcher Kadie Bare scattered four hits and fanned five, as West Muskingum moved a step closer to clinching the Muskingum Valley League Small School Division title with a 7-0 win against visiting Meadowbrook on Saturday.
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