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I moved to Alabama and out of the loop for Ohio now but on the WV side:
Clay Battelle: QB Corey Coen - WR/DB Cody Clovis
Cameron: RB Marshall Holland - ATH/LB Talen Brown - WR/DB Soir Reed -
Brooke: WR Grant Yost - RB/LB Cole Bolen - OL/DL Jacob Obeldobel
JM: RB/LB Dalton Cooper - WR/DB Landen Snyder
Linsly: DL Darryn McCormick - LB Preston Hartley - LB Cole Kendzerski - OL Hayden Ward - WR Chris Upton - RB/DB George Mamakos - WR/DB Tairee Smith - QB Landon Cottrill - WR/DB Justin Heckman
Madonna: ATH Connor Lancaster - RB Thomas Davidson - WR/DB Tyler Dillon
Magnolia: ATH Brody Vargo -
Oak Glen: QB/DB Maddox Bowen - RB/LB Jacob Everett
Valley: RB/DB Gaige Wichterman - WR/DB Ryder Gravette - QB Koleton Kinkade
Weir: WR Izaigha George - QB Nick DiMatteis - RB/DB Tyrek Petteway
Wheeling Central: QB Nico Kusic - RB/LB Dustin Sanner - OL/DL Dom Paesani
Wheeling Park: QB Jay Bordas - TE Preston Heatherington - DB Michael Neider - LB Quentin Scott - DL Jake Franke -
What? Who’s going to cover all of these games for us in Paden City, New Matamoras and Monroe County where they still don’t have internet? You realize you can no longer say “we” but “they” when referring to the Ohio Valley right? Once you move away, you’re gone according to one poster anyway. Someone needs to get on that John Denver song…Originally posted by JohnMarshall View Post
Country roads, take me home
To the place I belong
Alabama, mountain mama
Take me home, country roadsComment
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I’ll be back for a week next week to give you and pride noogiesOriginally posted by the oracle View PostComment
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Sarahsville and Verizon.Comment
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Yu won't be here for that jm and bellaire match upComment
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I’m flying my jet into the Marshall county airport for the game, wouldn’t miss itOriginally posted by bigreds pride View PostComment
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Ohio Valley Sports Online
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·June 25 at 1:25 PM ·
This is massive news for local high school sports coverage.
# FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
**OHIO VALLEY SPORTS ONLINE ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL AFFILIATION WITH THE NFHS NETWORK**
*New Partnership Breaks Down Broadcast Barriers, Granting OVSO Expanded Regular Season Access and Official Postseason Live Streaming Designation.*
**STEUBENVILLE, OH** — Ohio Valley Sports Online (OVSO), the premier voice for local high school and regional sports coverage, is thrilled to announce it has officially joined forces with the NFHS Network as a certified broadcast affiliate. This landmark partnership opens up unprecedented access for fans, athletes, and schools across the region, bringing the highest quality broadcast coverage to games that were previously locked away.
For years, strict geographic and network rights agreements restricted where independent media could stream. By becoming an official NFHS Network Affiliate, OVSO effectively shatters those barriers. Moving forward, OVSO will be permitted to broadcast regular-season games in previously restricted territories, while also gaining official designation from the NFHS to serve as the authorized media live streamer for critical postseason and tournament matchups.
### Key Talking Points & Partnership Benefits:
* **Unlocking Restricted Gyms and Fields:** Fans will no longer miss out on crucial regular-season away games or cross-county rivalries. OVSO can now broadcast from venues previously restricted by exclusive NFHS contracts.
* **Official Postseason Destination:** When the stakes are highest, OVSO will be right there on the sidelines. The NFHS has designated OVSO as an official media live streamer for postseason tournament play, ensuring local teams get the big-stage, high-production coverage they deserve.
* **National Platform, Local Voice:** Local matchups will now be accessible via the massive NFHS Network ecosystem—available on smartphones, tablets, and connected TV apps (including Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Google TV)—while retaining the familiar, dedicated local commentary and production value that OVSO is known for.
* **Elevating Student-Athletes:** This partnership expands the recruitment and scouting footprint for local athletes, placing their highlights and full-game performances on a nationwide digital platform.
> "Our mission has always been to put a spotlight on the incredible talent in the Ohio Valley and ensure no fan or family member misses a single play," said the OVSO Production Team. "Partnering with the NFHS Network is a absolute game-changer. It means fewer restrictions, broader coverage, and the official backing to take our postseason tournament broadcasts to an entirely new level."
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Broadcast schedules for the upcoming seasons and specific viewing instructions for upcoming affiliate streams will be made available on the official OVSO social media pages and website.
### About Ohio Valley Sports Online (OVSO)
Ohio Valley Sports Online is a digital media and sports broadcasting network based in the Ohio Valley region. Dedicated to providing professional-grade live streaming, promotional content, and deep-dive coverage of regional high school and semi-professional athletics, OVSO connects local communities and alumni worldwide to the teams they love.
### About the NFHS Network
The NFHS Network is the nation's leader in streaming live and on-demand high school sports. A joint venture between the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), its member state athletic associations, and PlayOn! Sports, the network covers 27 different regular season and postseason sports across the country, celebrating the accomplishments of student-athletes and school communities on any device, anywhere.
**Media Contact:**
Ohio Valley Sports Online (OVSO)
Ohiovalleysportsonline@gmail.comComment
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I saw this on Facebook and was curious about what it really means and how it might actually change anything they’ve been doing. In the past, the only times I’ve seen them unable to video broadcast were when NFHSN or Spectrum had the rights, with NFHS requiring a membership for Districts and Spectrum charging $10 for regional games and beyond. I’m guessing the main change is that they’ll now be able to film district, regional, and semifinal games, then air them right after the live broadcast has ended, similar to what SOSO, Big Z Sports, Big Time Sports, or Total Media Sports have been doing.Originally posted by shaggy71 View PostComment
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