Monday, September 27, 2021

Pointing Patch

Jay County and Fort Recovery high schools split games Saturday, with the Indians winning the girls game 41-24 in the afternoon and the Patriots taking the boys game 32-30 in the evening. Pictured, FRHS girls coach Brian Patch points while giving instructions to his team. (The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz)

Fort Recovery

SHHS runs over Tribe

ST. HENRY, Ohio — The Indians took a one-point lead when they scored and converted the point-after in the opening moments of the second quarter.
Fifth-ranked Redskins surge past Indians

FORT RECOVERY — The Indians won the opening set rather easily. The Redskins came surging back.
FR boys golfers come up short

The Indians weren’t far off from their best round of the season. The Wildcats were a tad bit better.
Eyink hired as FR coach

As the Indians begin play on a new field this spring, they’ll have a new leader in the dugout, too. And he’s one of their own.
Five straight scores down Fort Recovery

FORT RECOVERY — The Indians got on the board first.
Tribe runs with best in the state

TIFFIN, Ohio — Trevor Heitkamp was second overall. His female counterparts were top 10 as a team.
Indians drop consecutive games

ANNA, Ohio — Carter Siegel didn't throw a ton, but he was effective.
Tribe girls golfers fall to Minster

The Indians had once won four straight matches on two separate occasions.
Tribe girls take second

GREENVILLE, Ohio — Anna Roessner, Alexis Wendel and Ellie Will finished in successive order. They were in the top 13, too.
Defending state champs race past Tribe

FORT RECOVERY — The Indians recorded a sack on Coldwater's first offensive play.
Fort Recovery dominates Jays

DELPHOS, Ohio — The streak continues for the Indians. A conference rival was the latest victim.
Sloppy, but victorious

Travis Guggenbiller thought the Indians played sloppily. Amy Dillon’s assessment was that the Patriots played well.
Fort girls take first

The Patriots were shorthanded. The Indians ran away with the win.
Sloppy, but victorious

Travis Guggenbiller thought the Indians played sloppily. Amy Dillon’s assessment was that the Patriots played well. The victor in the state-line rivalry went to the squad whose coach thinks it has work to do.
Indians prevail over Urbana after delays

FORT RECOVERY — The second win came with a pair of lightning delays.

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