SHADYSIDE — The Lady Tigers were dealt their first loss of the season Saturday morning by Fort Frye, 13-25, 25-21, 25-23, 25-21.

The Tigers were led by sophomore Gentry Brown, who had 11 kills, 11 digs and three blocks. Tory Hendershot had nine kills, six digs and two blocks. Caroline Mercer added 33 assists and four digs. Paige Gorby had eight kills, 12 digs and five blocks. Senior Baylee Wach had two kills, two aces and five blocks. Kylie Jo Baker had seven kills and six blocks.

St. Clairsville d. Weir, 25-17, 25-15, 25-21

ST CLAIRSVILLE — The Red Devils scored a three-set victory over invading Weir High Saturday morning.

Leading the way for St. C. was Lydia Wees with six kills. Alexis Thoburn had six kills and 13 digs. Chloe Biancarelli had four kills and nine assists. Katlyn Gray had four kills and five blocks. Shae Brookover recorded three aces and 15 assists.

Wheeling Central d.

Barnesville, 25-20, 25-21, 17-25, 25-27, 15-10

WHEELING — The Maroon Knights picked up a five-set victory Saturday afternoon, fending off the Shamrocks.

Barnesville was led by Halle Markovich’s 21 kills. Rylee Stephens had 16 kills and Marly Keiser added nine. Kynlie Cline had 21 digs. Freshman Ava McFarland had 30 assists, while Keirsten Adams had 19.

GIRLS SOCCER

Harrison Central 2, Ridgweood 0

CADIZ — Harrison Central defeated visiting Ridgewood Saturday in girls high school soccer at Wagner Field.

Jenna Easlick gave the Huskies (2-5-2) a 1-0 lead when she buried a penalty kick in the 21st minute. It was her third tally of the season.

Angi Ferri was able to net a goal at the beginning of the second half, making it 2-0. The assist went to Collette Downs off a give-and-go to Ferri who finished it into the left side of the net. It was Ferri’s team-leading fifth net-finder.

Goalkeeper Britton Positano, along with her defense, completed the shutout. She recorded seven saves on the day.

“We have continued to play our hearts out and are a great bunch of girls to be around,” Harrison Central head coach Mindy Madzia said. “In years past many of the bigger schools have put up a lot of goals on us and they have held them to only five goals against us this year.

“I am proud of their efforts at practice and during the games.”