Martins Ferry High School claimed a solid 9-4 victory over Richmond Edison in an Ohio high school baseball game held on April 18. Over the last four games we’ve covered, Martins Ferry has an impressive record with three wins and only one loss. On average, they’ve scored nine points per game. In contrast, their opponents have managed to score an average of just four points against them in these games. This latest win over Richmond Edison continues to demonstrate Martins Ferry’s dominance on the field.
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Steubenville records thin win against Richmond Edison
In a closely contested Ohio baseball game on April 16, Steubenville managed to edge past Richmond Edison with a final score of 6-5.
Malvern rides to cruise-control win over Richmond Edison
Malvern High School triumphed over Richmond Edison High School with a compelling 67-29 victory in an Ohio boys basketball game on March 1. The Hornets dominated the first half, leading 27-8 in the second quarter and extending their advantage to 45-16 at halftime. By the end of the third quarter, Malvern had further widened the gap, boasting a 61-25 lead. The Hornets maintained their upper hand in the final quarter, outscoring the Wildcats 6-4.
Rayland Buckeye Local carves slim margin over Richmond Edison
Rayland Buckeye Local clinched a 64-58 victory over Richmond Edison in an Ohio girls basketball match on February 21. Richmond Edison initially led with a 15-11 advantage in the first quarter. However, the Panthers of Rayland Buckeye Local surged ahead to a 32-25 lead by halftime. The third quarter saw no team gaining an upper hand. Despite the Wildcats of Richmond Edison rallying with a 20-19 lead in the final quarter, the Panthers emerged victorious.
East Canton routs Richmond Edison
In a decisive victory, East Canton High School overwhelmed Richmond Edison High School in Ohio boys basketball with a final score of 72-21 on February 20.
Richmond Edison comes up short in matchup with Rayland Buckeye Local
Rayland Buckeye Local emerged victorious against Richmond Edison with a score of 65-50 in Ohio boys high school basketball action on February 13.
Glen Dale John Marshall pushes over Richmond Edison
In a recent West Virginia boys basketball game, Glen Dale John Marshall took the victory over Richmond Edison with a final score of 50-40 on February 9. The last four games we’ve covered for Richmond Edison High School show a record of one win and three losses. During these games, Richmond Edison High School averaged 47 points per game. However, they also conceded an average of 55 points per game in these same matches. This recent game against Glen Dale John Marshall follows this trend, with Richmond Edison scoring slightly below their average and conceding slightly below their average as well.
New Cumberland Oak Glen overcomes Richmond Edison in seat-squirming affair
In an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Feb. 6, New Cumberland Oak Glen secured a victory over Richmond Edison with a final score of 56-47. The game commenced with New Cumberland Oak Glen taking a 15-11 lead over Richmond Edison in the first quarter. The Wildcats managed to turn the tables, gaining a 28-21 advantage over the Golden Bears as the third quarter began. However, the third quarter concluded with a 41-41 tie, leaving the game’s outcome still in the balance. The Golden Bears ultimately triumphed, outscoring their opponents 15-6 in the final quarter.
Richmond Edison routs Wellsville
In an Ohio girls high school basketball match on February 5, Richmond Edison decisively defeated Wellsville with a score of 62-38.
Richmond Edison routs Wellsburg Brooke
Richmond Edison High School secured a commanding 57-33 victory over Wellsburg Brooke High School in an Ohio boys basketball game on January 31. This marked a notable performance for Richmond Edison, who had only one win in the last four games we’ve covered, with an average score of 41 points. Their opponents had been scoring an average of 60 points against them in these games. On the other hand, Wellsburg Brooke had a balanced record in their last four games we’ve covered, with two wins and two losses. They had been averaging 52 points per game, while their opponents were scoring an average of 68 points against them. This game, therefore, represents a significant departure from recent trends for both teams.