JAMESTOWN — Host Greeneview won six events in the four-team girls competition to win, and Cedarville won the three-team boys meet with 11 wins, at the Greeneview HS Quad track and field ... Valley View third at 39. The Indians claimed wins in the 3,200 ...

CEDARVILLE — The Cedarville Indians baseball team defeated Ohio Heritage Conference South division foe Greeneview Rams with a walk-off run to win by a score of 4-3. In the bottom of the seventh, Cedarville’s CJ Pahl walked confidently to the plate.

The visiting Indians (0-1, 0-1 OHC) were playing without one of their leading players, Kaylee Cyphers, who was playing in a Senior All-Star basketball game. Despite some first-game jitters and playing slightly shorthanded, Cedarville kept playing hard.

Cedarville starts its offense under center this season — the Indians worked out of the shotgun last season — with sophomore quarterback Colby Cross ... You can go play real basketball, baseball, golf or tennis. Football is one sport where you don ...

Mike was playing junior high basketball last ... scoring 21 points to help the Cedarville Indians to a first-round win over Southeastern, in Friday’s 6 p.m. early game. Tarwater and the team’s scoring leader Colby Cross both scored 21, while Trent ...

GREENE COUNTY — A pair of Greene County area Division IV boys high school basketball teams earned the highest ... Knights emerged as the top seed in Division IV, while the Cedarville Indians are the division’s No. 4 seed. The two teams met once during ...

In their final regular season game, the Cedarville Indians defeated this year’s Ohio Heritage Conference champions, the Greenview Rams, by a score of 61-44, thanks in large part to senior Maggie Coe. “A lot of teams game plan to stop Maggie but ...

CEDARVILLE — Maggie Coe and most of the starters for the Cedarville Indians high school girls basketball team were on the bench for most of the fourth quarter, but they were putting just as much energy into cheering for their teammates as they did ...

CEDARVILLE ... takes a pitchout from Indians quarterback Colby Cross, as Brandon Pollock heads around the left side as the lead blocker, in the first half of Friday’s Ohio Heritage Conference high school football game against visiting Greeneview.

CEDARVILLE — As Gabby Tobias’s serve hit the Cedarville High gymnasium floor for an Indians ace, the Cedarville student section erupted with cheers of “Ice Cream! Ice Cream! Ice Cream!” It was the first ace of Thursday’s Sept. 20 match with Ohio ...