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Martin and Childers pick up set as LaGrange College falls 4-1 to Lynchburg, 5-0 to Huntingdon

From LaGrange College athleticsLAGRANGE, Ga. – Freshmen Morgan Martin (Chelsea, Ala.) and Alexis Childers (Adairsville, Ga.) got LaGrange (0-12) beach volleyball on the board as they fell 4-1 to Lynchburg (3-5) and dropped a 5-0 decisions to Huntingdon (9-2) in NCAA beach volleyball action on Saturday, February 25.LYNCHBURG 4, LAGRANGE 1The Panthers’ No. 1 pairing of senior Bailey Moss (Jupiter, Fla.) and freshman Zentrina Choice (Sumter, S.C.) fell 21-13 and 21-12 ...

From LaGrange College athletics

LAGRANGE, Ga. – Freshmen Morgan Martin (Chelsea, Ala.) and Alexis Childers (Adairsville, Ga.) got LaGrange (0-12) beach volleyball on the board as they fell 4-1 to Lynchburg (3-5) and dropped a 5-0 decisions to Huntingdon (9-2) in NCAA beach volleyball action on Saturday, February 25.

LYNCHBURG 4, LAGRANGE 1

The Panthers’ No. 1 pairing of senior Bailey Moss (Jupiter, Fla.) and freshman Zentrina Choice (Sumter, S.C.) fell 21-13 and 21-12 to Kailey Keough and Jordan Palmer before Mady Shirey and SJ Yanz posted a 21-6, 21-10 victory over freshman Riley Morgan (Jackson, Ga.) and junior Carmen Hamilton (Alpharetta, Ga.).

Martin and Childers then came through at No. 3 as they delivered a 21-18, 21-17 decision over Amanda Trapp and Parker Lynch for the Panthers first set victory of the season. Senior Vianca Colon-Gonzalez (Vega Baja, Puerto Rico) and freshman Rhaya Harwell (Austell, Ga.) then rounded things out as they fell 21-16, 21-11 to Mackenzie Ingrassia and Molly Ballew at the four spot.

HUNTINGDON 5, LAGRANGE 0

It would be a different story against a very strong Hawks team, however, as Reece Rhodes and Ashlen Janowski downed Moss and Choice 21-10, 21-12 at No. 1 and Morgan and Hamilton dropped identical 21-10 decisions to Izzy Valldeperas and Veronica Tikhomirova at the second spot.

Martin and Childers pushed Ariel Helmick and Eva Ellenburg in Set 1 at No. 3 before falling 21-17 and surrendering a 21-8 decision while HC’s tandem of Bea Lindquist and Carolina Foote picked up a 21-6, 21-12 win over Colon-Gonzalez and Harwell to round out the 5-0 sweep.

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The Panthers are back in action from March 3-4 when they head to Thibodaux, Louisiana for four matches, three against traditionally NCAA Division I programs. That stretch will begin with host Nicholls State and New Orleans at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Friday, March 3 and cap off with Louisiana Monroe and Loyola New Orleans at 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. on Saturday, March 4.

LYNCHBURG 4, LAGRANGE 1

1. Kailey Keough/Jordan Palmer (LYN) def. Bailey Moss/Zentrina Choice (LC) 21-13, 21-12

2. Mady Shirey/SJ Yanz (LYN) def. Riley Morgan/Carmen Hamilton (LC) 21-6, 21-10

3. Morgan Martin/Alexis Childers (LC) def. Amanda Trapp/Parker Lynch (LYN) 21-18, 21-17

4. Mackenzie Ingrassia/Molly Ballew (LYN) def. V. Colon-Gonzalez/Rhaya Harwell (LC) 21-16, 21-11

5. No player/No player (LYN) def. No player/No player (LC), by forfeit

HUNTINGDON 5, LAGRANGE 0

1. Reece Rhodes/Ashlen Janowski (HC) def. Bailey Moss/Zentrina Choice (LC) 21-10, 21-12

2. Izzy Valldeperas/Veronica Tikhomirova (HC) def. Riley Morgan/Carmen Hamilton (LC) 21-10, 21-10

3. Ariel Helmick/Eva Ellenburg (HC) def. Morgan Martin/Alexis Childers (LC) 21-17, 21-8

4. Bea Lindquist/Caroline Foote (HC) def. V. Colon-Gonzalez/Rhaya Harwell (LC) 21-6, 21-12

5. No player/No player (HC) def. No player/No player (LC), by forfeit

Cavaliers Travel to Boston, Clemson and Lynchburg for Packed Weekend of Competition

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The Virginia men’s and women’s track and field teams are back in action over the weekend as the Cavaliers travel to the Tiger Paw Invitational (Clemson, S.C.), Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational (Lynchburg, Va.) and the David Hemery Valentine Invitational (Boston, Mass.).How to Follow Portions of each meet Virginia will compete in this weekend will be live streamed. Fans can follow the action through a live streams and results link posted to VirginiaSports.com....

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The Virginia men’s and women’s track and field teams are back in action over the weekend as the Cavaliers travel to the Tiger Paw Invitational (Clemson, S.C.), Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational (Lynchburg, Va.) and the David Hemery Valentine Invitational (Boston, Mass.).

How to Follow Portions of each meet Virginia will compete in this weekend will be live streamed. Fans can follow the action through a live streams and results link posted to VirginiaSports.com. Updates will also be posted to the team’s official Twitter account (@UVAtfcc).

Tiger Paw InvitationalDate: Feb. 10-11 Location: Clemson, S.C. (Clemson Indoor Track & Field Complex) Live Results: https://wahoowa.net/3lmdGc4 Friday ACCNX Stream (10 a.m.): https://wahoowa.net/3jJXKQg Saturday ACCNX Stream: (10 a.m.): https://wahoowa.net/3I9Whwf

Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational Date: Feb. 10 Location: Lynchburg, Va. (Liberty Indoor Track Complex) Live Results: https://wahoowa.net/40IBpDi ESPN+ Stream (5:30 p.m.): https://wahoowa.net/3JR4EOi

David Hemery Valentine Invitational Date: Feb. 10-11 Location: Boston, Mass. (Boston University Track & Tennis Center) Live Results: https://wahoowa.net/3RGMilb FloTrack Stream: https://flosports.link/3FKLyaA

Hoos in the Rankings As a team, the Virginia men broke into the nation’s top-25 for the first time this season as they rose to No. 19 according to the latest USTFCCCA Track and Field Rating Index.

The Cavaliers also have five individuals and two relay teams knocking on the door for qualification to the NCAA Championships with seven marks ranking in the nation’s top-25 in each respective event:

No. 1 – Men’s DMR (Martin, Sherman, Murphy, Sado), 9:27.80 No. 3 – Owayne Owens, Triple Jump, 16.63m (54’6.75”) No. 9 – Conor Murphy, 800 meters, 1:47.41 No. 10 – Margot Appleton, 3000 meters, 9:00.06# No. 17 – Alix Still, Pentathlon, 4083 points No. 17 – Women’s DMR (Seeland, Seaman, Sabbakhan, Appleton), 11:05.66 No. 24 – Esther Seeland, 800 meters, 2:05.12#

* Top-16 individuals (12 relays) qualify for NCAA Indoor Championships # Converted time

On the Horizon The Cavalier men and women will be back in action next weekend as Virginia competes JDL DMR Invitational (Winston-Salem, N.C.) and the Virginia Tech Challenge (Blacksburg, Va.) on Friday (Feb. 17) and Saturday (Feb. 18).

Ohio State’s spring visitor list continues to grow

Ohio State and the college football recruiting world are nearing the end of the dead period. The Ohio State coaching staff has been unable to visit or host recruits this month, but at the turn of the calendar the quiet period will begin. In the quiet period, Ohio State will be able host recruits on visits, but the coaching staff will be unable to visit them.The quiet period will not be very quiet for Ohio State though — sorry for the...

Ohio State and the college football recruiting world are nearing the end of the dead period. The Ohio State coaching staff has been unable to visit or host recruits this month, but at the turn of the calendar the quiet period will begin. In the quiet period, Ohio State will be able host recruits on visits, but the coaching staff will be unable to visit them.

The quiet period will not be very quiet for Ohio State though — sorry for the pun — as many of the nation’s top prospects have spent the last month scheduling visits to the schools they are interested, including Ohio State. On Monday, we learned of two more recruits in the 2025 class that are planning upcoming visits with the Buckeyes.

Ryan Day and the Ohio State coaching staff have placed an importance on securing commitments from the best prospects in Ohio since Day began his tenure in Columbus. This ideal has grown even stronger as of late with the introduction of NIL and the evolution of the transfer portal.

On multiple occasions, Day and other members of the Ohio State football coaching staff have stated that they want to recruit kids who want to play at Ohio State. They have also confirmed this ideal directly correlates to increasing efforts on recruiting prospects from their own backyard.

One of the recruits in Ohio State’s backyard that the coaching staff is heavily targeting is 2025 quarterback Ryan Montgomery (Findlay, OH / Findlay). The Buckeyes already have a strong relationship built with Montgomery, as his brother, Luke Montgomery, was a four-star offensive lineman in the 2023 recruiting class that ultimately chose Ohio State.

The brothers have already made multiple visits to Ohio State, and it appears that Ryan is ready to make his first on his own.

Excited to visit these programs in the spring! pic.twitter.com/fmPQghNroa

— Ryan Montgomery (@RyanMonty2025) February 27, 2023

Ohio State is not the only blue-chip program recruiting Montgomery, as he also has visits lined up for Michigan, Kentucky, South Carolina, Clemson, Florida, Michigan State and Georgia this spring.

The Buckeyes are the early favorites in Montgomery’s recruitment, and the fact that his brother is committed to the program and it is close to home will keep them involved the entire time. But Montgomery is receiving interest from other elite programs and is doing his due-diligence to ensure the school he commits to is the one he wants to go to.

Ohio State is not only preparing to play host to recruits this spring, but the program is also preparing for summer camps, when the biggest recruiting events will take place. Another blue-chip prospect added their name to the list of one of these camps on Monday when 2025 running back Gideon Davidson (Lynchburg, VA / Liberty Christian Academy) confirmed he will be visiting the school from June 14-15.

See you June 14-15th @CoachTonyAlford @BuckeyesFB . https://t.co/6fUjdJpWga

— Gideon Davidson (@DavidsonGideon) February 27, 2023

Ohio State has been heavily targeting running backs in the 2024 class, but they are also wanting to invest time in recruiting Davidson as early as possible as well. This is because Davidson is the No. 1 RB in the 247Sports rankings, and he is also the No. 19 overall prospect.

The visit will be the first for Davidson at Ohio State, as Davidson has not taken many visits as of yet, but that is not due to a lack of scholarship offers. Davidson has offers from the likes of Auburn, Colorado, Iowa State, Louisville, Miami, Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, USC, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Clemson.

There have been rumblings Davidson could make an earlier visit to Ohio State this spring, but it has not yet been confirmed. If Davidson were to make two visits with Ohio State in the coming months, the Buckeyes would easily be one of the favorites to land him.

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Riding Places in 11 of 12 Events at Hokie Nation Spring Invitational

BLACKSBURG, Va. – The Washington and Lee riding team totaled eight top three finishes on one first-place winner, four second-place efforts and three-third place showings on Saturday at the Virginia Tech Hokie Nation Spring 2023 Invitational and placed second out of eight teams.The Generals placed in 11 of 12 events to tally 34 points. W&L was second to Hollins who captured the first place finish with 44 points.Sophomore ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. – The Washington and Lee riding team totaled eight top three finishes on one first-place winner, four second-place efforts and three-third place showings on Saturday at the Virginia Tech Hokie Nation Spring 2023 Invitational and placed second out of eight teams.

The Generals placed in 11 of 12 events to tally 34 points. W&L was second to Hollins who captured the first place finish with 44 points.

Sophomore Allison Hines (Powhatan, Va. / J.R. Tucker) placed first in the intermediate over fences to grab the highest finish at VT on Saturday.

Senior Zoe Cass (Old Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich), Jade Condrell (Warrenton, Va. / Highland School), Bella Hodge (Kenne, Ky. / West Jessamine) and Julia Luzzio (Goshen, Ky.) all placed second in their respective events.

Cass placed second in the open equitation on the flat and third in the open equitation over fences.

Condrell's second place finish was in the limit over fences, Hodge took second in novice equitation and Luzzio was the runner-up in the introductory equitation event.

Jillian Rosenwasser (New York, N.Y. / Convent of the Sacred Heart), Elisabeth Marek (Houston, Texas / Saint John's School) and Clare O'Brien (Dallastown, Pa. / Dallastown Area) rounded out the top-three finishers in the open fences, open flat, and intermediate fences.

Dara Bage (Lutherville-Timonium, Md. / Saint Timothy's School) and Maddy Trezza (Charleston, S.C. / Gill St. Bernards School) rounded out the placings with a fourth place mark in the limit flat and seventh in the intermediate flat, respectively.

W&L edged out the University of Virginia (33) by a single point. The University of Lynchburg (29) and James Madison University (23) rounded out the top-five.

The Generals riding team returns to the ring tomorrow at the Virginia Horse Center; W&L will celebrate the program's seniors at the show.

SC State Releases Its 2023 Football Schedule

ORANGEBURG, SC-South Carolina State will play an 11-game football schedule during the 2023 campaign, the University announced Friday (Jan. 27th). The slate includes six road games and five home contests at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium/Willie Jeffries Field.Five Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference matchups are on the schedule, in which SC State renews its rivalry with The Citadel and will meet three Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) opponents – Charlotte and Georgia Tech on the road and Tennessee Tech at home. Both Charlotte and Tennessee ...

ORANGEBURG, SC-South Carolina State will play an 11-game football schedule during the 2023 campaign, the University announced Friday (Jan. 27th). The slate includes six road games and five home contests at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium/Willie Jeffries Field.

Five Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference matchups are on the schedule, in which SC State renews its rivalry with The Citadel and will meet three Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) opponents – Charlotte and Georgia Tech on the road and Tennessee Tech at home. Both Charlotte and Tennessee Tech are first-time opponents for SC State.

SC State opens the 2023 campaign against Jackson State (Aug. 26) in the MEAC/SWAC Challenge at Atlanta, GA. The Bulldogs will then hit the road for contests at Charlotte (Sept. 2) and Georgia Tech (Sept. 9).

Following the first (Sept. 16) of two bye weeks during the campaign, the Bulldogs will host Southern Conference foe The Citadel (Sept. 23) in their home opener. It will mark the first time in three seasons that SC State would have played a home game in September.

After a second open date (Sept. 30), SC State will host Virginia Lynchburg (Oct. 07) for a second consecutive season.

Other home contests are Tennessee Tech (Oct. 14), Howard (Nov. 4, Homecoming) and Morgan State (Nov. 11). Additional road games include Delaware State (Oct. 21), North Carolina Central (Oct. 28) and Norfolk State (Nov. 18).

The Bulldogs will close out the 2023 schedule with five straight MEAC games, beginning with Delaware State and ending with Norfolk State.

Online season ticket sales will launch Wednesday, February 1, 2023. Additional information will be forthcoming.

The entire 2023 slate is listed below (Times will be announced later)

2023 SC State Football Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time

Aug. 26 vs Jackson State Atlanta, GA TBD

(MEAC/SWAC Challenge)

Sept. 02 @Charlotte Charlotte, NC TBD

09 @Georgia Tech Atlanta, GA TBD

16 Open

23 The Citadel Orangeburg, SC TBD

(SCSU Faculty& Staff/Educators/Agriculture & Land Grant/Garnet Day)

30 Open

Oct. 07 Virginia Lynchburg Orangeburg, SC TBD

(Youth/ROTC/Business & Industry Day)

14 Tennessee Tech Orangeburg, SC TBD

(Family/Community/Breast Cancer Awareness Day)

21 @Delaware State* Dover, DE TBD

28 @North Carolina Central* Durham, NC TBD

Nov. 04 Howard* Orangeburg, SC TBD

(Homecoming)

11 Morgan State* Orangeburg, SC TBD

(Senior/Greek/Military Appreciation Day)

18 @Norfolk State Norfolk, VA TBD

Home Games in Bold *MEAC Contest

(Location and times subject to change)

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