“Obviously this is a tough situation, but we’re back to football,” Lexington football coach Jacob Owens said. “A lot of times when kids are faced with a challenging situation, getting back to sports is what they need. They need that familiarity.”
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Allen, Minutemen take OCC revenge on Ashland, grab outright title
Nearly a year to the day after watching Ashland complete a perfect regular season the Minutemen bit back with a 43-35 retaliation.
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‘We owed them one:’ Caudill, Lex seniors earn 1st win over New Philadelphia
Lexington’s senior football players earned their first high school win over New Philadelphia on Friday night, 44-20.
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Caudill, Fogle lead Lexington past Clear Fork in thriller
LEXINGTON — The Lexington Minutemen leaned on their playmakers and grit Friday night, holding off a furious late rally to defeat Clear Fork 31-28 in a back-and-forth Week 3 showdown. Senior quarterback Joe Caudill, a Michigan State commitment, delivered with his arm, legs and even on defense, accounting for two long touchdown passes, a 69-yard […]
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Pressure is a privilege: Shelby shines bright in star-studded Week 2 matchup
Shelby showed Richland County its deserving of the expectations people have placed on the Whippets this season, defeating Lexington 37-13.