Rob McCurdy is a Sports Reporter at various publications, covering sports in Marion and surrounding counties. His work spans competitive and professional sports, as well as topics related to public education and the arts. Rob's insights and articles have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, the Chillicothe Gazette, and the Marion Star.
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Rob McCurdy's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school wrestling and basketball in Marion, Ohio. He provides extensive event coverage and highlights evolving stories related to these sporting events.
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Here is more fall sports results from across the Marion area:
RICHWOOD — North Union's football team found itself in the second half of last season and rode that wave to the school's first OHSAA playoff trophy, ending as Division V regional runners-up.
We all get smarter when more information is available. That's why preseason predictions are so tenuous. It's easy to get fooled before the games start in earnest.
Elgin shifted perception after its Week 1 performance on Aug. 21.
By: Rob McCurdy
The girls cross country season has heard the starter's pistol as it began Aug. 24 with Northmor's annual meet and went on to the Icebreaker the next day in Upper Sandusky.
Youth. Inexperience. Newcomers. Those are the buzzwords girls cross country coaches are using to describe their teams before the 2026 season.
Marion Star The Comets will be showing off their new football field. "It's completely different," Elgin coach Zack Winslow said.
By: Rob McCurdy
No one has produced a run like Mount Gilead boys cross country has in the Marion area.
Here are recent results from the Marion Senior Softball Association's three leagues. Winning pitcher, players with extra-base hits and multiple hits are listed.
The boys cross country season is off and racing, beginning Aug. 24 with Northmor's annual meet and on to the Icebreaker the next day in Upper Sandusky.
