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Thursday, October 4, 2012 The cross country team participated in the John Marshall Invitational on Sept. 29. The girls team finished 3rd overall with three receiving medals. Landyn Ramsay led the team. She placed 8th. Myla Smith finished in 11th place. Laken Ramsay finished in 17th place. The football team traveled to Zanesville on Sept. 28 and was defeated by Bishop Rosecrans. The final score was 31-7. Kam Brown had 5 receptions for 106 yards and 2 rushes for 4 yards. Bryce Cross had 2 receptions for 20 yards. Dallas Necessary had a 5-yard reception. Nick Asturi led the rushing attack. He had 52 yards on 114 carries, one of which scored a touchdown. Jordan Sapp accumulated 10 yards on 9 rushes. Bailey Reusser had 2 rushes for 10 yards. Cody Caldwell was 8 of 17 passing for 131 yards, and was intercepted twice. He had 25 yards rushing on 7 carries. Asturi had 6 tackles, one of which was for a loss, and 5 assists. Jonathan Stewart had 8 tackles, 4 of which were for losses, and 5 assists. Brown had 6 tackles, one of which was for a loss, 4 assists, an interception, and 3 batted passes. JD Dotson had 6 tackles, 2 of which were for losses, 4 assists, and a sack. Cross had 5 tackles, one of which was for a loss, and 3 assists.

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by Jason Miller
The golf team completed their season on Sept. 25, with the Eastern District Division III Sectionals at Wilandale Golf Course in Sugarcreek. Jason Miller paced the team with a 97. Brandon Smith contributed a 101. Blaze Amos added a 102. Cody Witt completed the scoring with a 142. The Pilots carded a team score of 442 to finish 16th out of the 20 participating schools. The volleyball team started their week with a tri-meet at Paden City on Sept. 24. They won in two sets over Cameron with scores of 25-12 and 25-9. Annie Turner had 9 points, 3

kills, 15 assists, 4 aces and 1 block. Brielle Williams had 3 kills. Leslie Young had 2 kills. Jenson Caretti had 9 kills and 1 assist. Hannah Jones had 9 digs. Mackenzie Marshall had 4 kills, 1 ace and 2 digs. Mackenzie Wade had 20 points and 9 aces. Monica Curtis had 6 aces. Mikayla Cieszeski had 1 kill. They also won the sec ond match over Paden City in two sets with scores of 26-24 ~ Open House Scheduled ~ and 25-21. Turner had 11 Swiss Hills Career Center will be holding Parent-Teacher Conferences on Oct. 4. SkillsUSA will points, 1 kill, 16 assists and 2 aces. William had 6 points, 2 once again offer the annual chicken barbecue. The junior cosmetology program, under the instruckills and 1 block. tion of Cathy Markey-Vinskovich, is in full swing. Students are preparing for the event by demonstrating their technical skills for their families. The juniors will be ready to offer services to the pubSee, River Sports, Page 9 lic beginning January 2013. Swiss Hills Career Center prepares students to be career and college ready. Come see why we are the best kept secret in Monroe County. Back row from left are Victoria Bowman, Casey Holland, Nicolette Bennett, Ashley Mellott; and front row, Carolalice Mobley, Brenda Price, Maegan Atkinson, Vanessa Saffle and Brooke Whetsell.

Eagles scored with a pass in the flat to Stephen Rogalski. The first drive was a sign of things to come as the Seminoles fell to the always strong Magnolia Blue Eagles by a final score of 35-15. MCHS could have tied the game after trading a couple of three and outs with Magnolia. After beginning with good field position on Magnolias 35 on their second possession, the Noles had a sure touchdown that was dropped. Instead of a touchdown, the drive ended, and Magnolia scored on the very next play on a 65 yard run by Rogalski. Monroe Central scored on their next drive, but it was too little too late as Magnolia continued to pull away throughout the game, leading 35-7 at one point. Leading MCHS in the loss Monroe Centrals Cordell Gauding goes in for the tackle during the teams 35-15 loss to Magnolia. Photo by Darin Brown was Levi Brown who had an 87 yard kickoff return for a QB Korey touchdown. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT Lafferre threw for 114 yards on AND CIRCULATION eight completions. Cameron Required by 39 U.S.C. 3685 1.) Monroe County Beacon, 2.) Publication No. 359-280 3.) Filing Jorris had a 64 yard reception date 10-04-2012 4.) Issue frequency, Weekly. 5.) No. of issues that ended in a MCHS score. published annually, 52. 6.) Annual subscription price, $38, $34, While during the game, the officials ruled Jorris fumbled $44, $39. 7.) Complete mailing address of office of publication, 103 East on the play and the ball was Court Street, P.O. Box 70, Woodsfield, OH 43793-0070. 8.) recovered by Chandler Address of headquarters or general business office of General Carothers in the end zone for a Manager, 103 East Court Street, P.O. Box 70, Woodsfield, OH touchdown, the MCHS score 43793-0070. sheet had Jorris down for the 9.) Name and complete mailing address of General Manager, receiving touchdown on the Darin Brown, 40555 Baker Hill Rd., Lower Salem, OH 45745 long play. Leading the defense 10.) Owner: were Camden Hill (11 tackles) Delphos Herald, Inc., 405 N. Main St., Delphos, OH 45833; and Mike Jones (10 tackles). Murray Cohen, 403 W. Fifth St., Delphos, OH 45833; The Monroe Central Lady Roberta Cohen, 125 Dunn Ave., Stamford, CT 06905; Jennifer Shneiderman, 6606 West 5th St., Los Angeles, CA Seminoles volleyball team had an up and down week that 90048. Arlean Selvy, 343 Hwy. 7 North, Powhatan Point, OH 43942 included its second loss of the 11.) Monroe County Beacon season. The team began its 12.) Issue date for circulation data below 09-27-2012: week with a loss to W.V. rival No. Magnolia on Sept. 25. Playing copies of single by West Virginia rules (which 13.) Extent & Nature Ave. No. copies ea. issue published requires only two sets to win of circulation issue during preceding nearest to instead of Ohios three), the 12 mo. filing date Noles lost to the Blue Eagles by a score of 25-19 and 25-22. a. Total no. copies 4900 4900 Leading MCHS in the losing b. (1) Mailed Outside-County effort were Chelsie Tewanger Paid Subscriptions on (six points, 27 digs), Melanie 2790 2778 Form 3541 (2) Mailed-in-County Paid Stimpert (nine assists), and Subscriptions Stated on Chelsie Roberts (five points). Form 3541 8 8 Monroe Central next took to (3) Paid Distribution Outside the floor against PVC rivals the Mails Including Sales Through Fort Frye on Sept. 26. In a Dealers and Carriers, Street hard-fought battle, it took five Vendors, Counter Sales and sets to decide the match. other Paid Distribution MCHS eventually came out on 1308 1304 Outside USPS top by a score of 25-11, 22-25, (4) Paid Distribution by Other 25-14, 19-25, 15-6. Leading Classes of Mail Through the Lady Noles were Chelsie the USPS (e.g. First-Class Tewanger (19 points), Amanda Mail) 0 0 c. Total Paid Distribution Haslam (16 points) and (sum of 15b (1) Cameron Brock (10 points). 4098 4082 (2) and (3) The Lady Noles also came d. Free distribution by mail out victorious against Buckeye (samples, complimentary, Trail in four sets (25-17, 19and other free) 25, 25-16, 25-11) on Sept. 29. (1) Outside-County 0 0 Leading the team were Chelsie (2) In-County 0 0 Roberts (20 points), Melanie e. Total Nonrequested Stimpert (17 assists) and Districution (Sum of 15d (1), Amanda Haslam (17 digs). (2), and (3) 9 12
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Monroe Central allowed a Magnolia score on the first drive in Fridays football match-up, and the Blue Eagles

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never looked back. After promptly driving straight down the field on their opening possession, the Blue

Jensen Caretti and Amanda Bennett attempt to block Linsly on Sept. 26.

The Beallsville Blue Devils came off their first victory of the season to face Ohio Valley stalwarts, the Shadyside Tigers. In the end, the powerful Tigers were able to remain undefeated after beating the Blue Devils by a score of 40-14. Shadyside jumped onto the Blue Devils early with a 20-0 lead in the second quarter. Beallsville finally answered before halftime as QB Teryn Jarrett hit Mikey Palmer for a 15 yard pass to make it 20-7. However, Shadyside quickly scored again to make it a 27-7 game at halftime. Shadyside scored the first two touchdowns of the second half and never looked back. Beallsvilles always flashy offense was able to put up plenty of yards but few points against the Tigers. Leading Beallsville was QB Jarrett who had 260 yards on 17 for 39 passing including two touchdown tosses. Leading the team in receiving was Gage Steele with 109 yards and a touchdown. Drew Tubaugh and Mikey Palmer each had five receptions for 80 yards and 70 yards with a TD, respectively. While playing catch-up throughout the game,

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Beallsville quarterback Teryn Jarrett drops back for one of his 39 pass attempts during Beallsvilles loss to Shadyside. Photo Courtesy of John McFadden the team was not able to rush the ball much. Leading the rushing attack was Bruce Sefert with 18 yards on nine carries. Beallsville volleyball information was unavailable as of press time.

Scholarship Recognition Reception

The Washington State Community College (WSCC) Foundation recently held its Scholarship Recognition Reception, awarding 54 scholarships totaling $93,614. The WSCC Foundation has grown considerably since its inception in 2004; the annual ceremony recognizing scholarship recipients has been held since 2005. The first year the Foundation had scholarships to award, we supported three students with a total of $2,500. This year we were able to award $93,614 to 34 students, says Gail Reynolds, WSCC Foundation executive director. Seeing the positive impact of receiving an award for our students academic success and the improved quality of life for their families is a rewarding experience for our scholarship donors who appreciate the opportunity to meet their award recipients, frequently establishing a bond that lasts a lifetime. Among those receiving scholarships were two Monroe County residents: Mary Billman is a non-traditional student, single mother of nine children, grandmother of two, and enrolled full-time in the challenging Medical Laboratory Technology program. Juggling an active family life and a part-time job, Mary continues to maintain a 4.0 GPA in her coursework and has been described by faculty as dedicated, focused, and

Our girls knew they had a tough day ahead of them. Its hard to play back to back and OSU Mansfield gave OUE a hard fight for the first game. OUE never stopped playing, but at the end Mansfield pulled out the second win. Although OUE lost the second game, there were small victories within that lost. The Panthers put in new offensive plays which were successful, added a new defense, and the hitters are really starting to see the floor. The girls are working hard every practice and it shows in games. Game 1: OUE vs Mansfield 25-21; 18-25; 25-19; 23-25; 1513. Game 2: OUE vs Mansfield 19-25; 25-15; 25-20; 25-21; 815.

Panthers Went 1-1 Against OSU Mansfield

Stat leaders: Melissa Stimpert 5 aces, 2 blocks, 6 digs, 36 assists, 6 kills; Lindsey Schafer 3 aces, 1 block, 5 digs, 52 assists, 6 kills; Rachel Stuart 12 digs, 2 assists, 2 kills; Devan Carpenter 11 digs; Alex Kuhn

tenacious. For Mary, the effort is all worth it. One of her goals, she said, is to be an excellent example to my children and grandbabies. I want them to see firsthand how to stand strong. Morgan Roberts is a fulltime student in the Associate Degree Nursing program on her way to achieving the dream of a career in which she can reach out and help others in multiple ways. She has earned a 3.8 GPA, is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and devotes precious time to participate in community projects. Her ultimate goal is to one day earn a doctorate degree in nursing so she can become an Advanced Practice Nurse.

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