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Midland tops HHS in OTGRANT TRAYLORhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports_highschool/2011+0924_cm+football2011-09-24T06:54:04-04:00
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ONA — On one side of the field, there was a mob scene. On the other, players slumped over in tears. It's what every high school rivalry game should be. MORE COVERAGE, PHOTO GALLERY INSIDE.</p>
Wayne rolls to victory, downs Tolsia, 52-26RYAN EPLINGhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports_highschool/2011+1015_wayne+football2011-10-15T00:14:06-04:00
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WAYNE -- It takes guts to make changes to an offense scoring more than 40 points per game. Wayne coach Tom Harmon isn't known as a coach afraid to make personnel changes in the midst of a successful season.</p>
Spring Valley shuts out Princeton, 17-0The Herald-Dispatchhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports/2011+1015_hs+football2011-10-15T00:15:09-04:00
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PRINCETON, W.Va. -- The Spring Valley football team got defensive Friday evening. After three consecutive losses, the Timberwolves scratched their way back to a 17-0 win over Princeton.</p>
HHS falls to LoganDAVID WALSHhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports/2011+1015_hhs+football2011-10-15T01:25:07-04:00
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Joseph Street ran for three touchdowns and tossed a game-winning 2-point conversion pass to lift Logan to a 28-27 win over Huntington High. PHOTO GALLERY, MORE COVERAGE.</p>
Late rally falls short for Cabell MidlandThe Herald-Dispatchhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports_highschool/2011+1015_cm+football2011-10-15T00:19:16-04:00
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A valiant comeback by Cabell Midland fell a little bit short on Homecoming Friday at Knights Stadium.</p>
Knights survive WinfieldDAVE WALSHurn:uuid:680e6226-9be3-4545-8e38-a122b6bd20b82011-10-08T00:55:47-04:00
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The maturation process continues for Cabell Midland under first-year coach Luke Salmons.</p>
Late field goal sends Spring Valley to defeat, 17-14ANDREW RAMSPACHERhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports_highschool/2011+0924_spring+valley2011-09-24T00:05:00-04:00
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SPRING VALLEY — In the way he was scrambling from defenders, zipping in passes and downright willing his team down the field, it seemed like Cameron Roam was at it again on Friday night.</p>
Pioneers clobber IndiansRYAN EPLINGhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports_highschool/2011+0924_wayne+football2011-09-24T00:02:33-04:00
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WAYNE -- For once, a football game at Pioneer Field wasn't the biggest thing going on in Wayne on a Friday night.</p>
Spring Valley falls to Woodrow WilsonBy DAVE MORRISONurn:uuid:ad41e154-ed7d-4061-9981-735f3a6b3f282011-09-17T00:52:08-04:00
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Woodrow Wilson quarterback Andrew  Johnson had seen enough. And read enough, too. With his team trailing No. 1 Spring Valley, Johnson took it upon himself to turn the tide. He didn’t want to see another headline like the one he saw Saturday.</p>
Midland catches up, beats So. CharlestonANDREW RAMSPACHERhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports_highschool/2011+0917_midland+football2011-09-17T00:44:22-04:00
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SOUTH CHARLESTON -- Hand resting on his coach's shoulder, Ryan Riedel was bursting with emotion as he led his team in a final prayer.</p>
Highlanders shed Big Reds, 27-17GRANT TRAYLORhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports_highschool/2011+0917_hhs+football2011-09-17T00:54:21-04:00
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The Highlanders overcame an 11-point halftime deficit Friday to earn their first win over Parkersburg since 2004, 27-17. MORE COVERAGE, PHOTOS.</p>