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Cardinal Stritch suspends varsity football for 2024-25 school year
Cardinal Stritch has announced it will not have traditional varsity football for the 2024-2025 school year. Bill Berry, the school’s president/head of school, said in a news release July 9 that the difficult decision was announced with a “heavy heart.”. “The athletic department and coaches have been working...
2024 high school football: 10 running backs to watch
It's time to look at which players are expected to be the Toledo area's top returning running backs for the upcoming 2024 season. Here is a profile of 10 running backs being counted upon to play key roles in their teams' offensive success this year. Tyler Morgan, Central Catholic At 5-foot-8 and 165 pounds, the speedy Morgan can find a hole quickly and packs a significant physical punch upon contact with defenders, who rarely bring him down on the initial hit. Overshadowed a bit by Central Catholic’s first team All-Ohio back Marquan Braswell, Morgan filled out what was arguably the state's top 1-2 ground duo. Morgan carried 156 times for 1,055 yards (6.8-yard average) and scored 25 touchdowns for the 16-0 Irish. To date, Morgan's college recruiting interest is primarily from the Division II level.
Young players learn from SMCC varsity volleyball players
St. Mary Catholic Central’s varsity volleyball team reached the Division 3 state semifinals last season. Many of those girls return this fall for what should be a very exciting season. More: Former Monroe, Airport coach hired to lead SMCC volleyball ...
In town for the Dana Open? Here's what locals recommend beyond the golf course
As golfers flock to Sylvania for the 40th Dana Open golf tournament, they will have plenty to keep them occupied when they’re finished on the green each day. “The city of Sylvania is a small but mighty city,” said Lexi Burton, a leisure sales marketing specialist at Destination Toledo. “Inside the Five is a really good option if people are looking to grab some dinner and good beer while they're at it,” Ms. Burton said. She also suggested visitors looking to further explore the beer scene check out Upside Brewing, which is right across the street from Inside the Five.
'They're my American family' | Northwest Ohioans open their doors to host LPGA golfers during Dana Open
TOLEDO, Ohio — The LPGA Dana Open brings in professional golfers from all over the world. Every year Scott Bollin and Julie Caris open the doors to their home to host professional golfers for the tournament week. Over the years they've hosted multiple golfers. However this year, they're hosting...
MAC football media day: Toledo's culture has Rockets poised for another run at MAC title
CANTON — Culture, according to Toledo head coach Jason Candle, is what you tolerate and what you celebrate. For the Rockets, that means avoiding off-field transgressions, building a passionate locker room environment, and winning frequently. Talent and coaching get most of the credit after victories, but the truth is that UT’s wins are manufactured in the months before August. “It starts with the guys up top, and they have to invest in the younger guys,” senior safety Maxen Hook said. “And when you have people that learn that at a young age, they usually try to carry it on and pass it along.” Quinyon Mitchell lived, breathed, and espoused the Toledo culture. A constant theme in conversations with recruits is relationships. Staff continuity has allowed the program ethos that Candle preaches to flourish.
Mud Hens rally falls just short in 8-6 loss to Saints
TOLEDO — The Toledo Mud Hens opened their post-All Star Break series with the St. Paul Saints in front of over 8,000 fans at Fifth Third Field Friday night. The game got off to a slow start, but it would become a back and forth battle, before the Saints eventually ran away with it. The Hens would fight back, but ultimately fell short, losing 8-6. Lael Lockhart opened the game with a strong, yet methodical start, while Randy Dobnak took a different approach, rushing Toledo batters with some high-paced pitching.
PHOTOS: Youth volleyball camp at Flat Rock Community High School
The volleyball program for Flat Rock Community High School held the first of its three-day youth developmental camp on Wednesday. Led by varsity head coach Mackenzie Kaiser, all three levels of the Rams’ program worked with campers on a variety of skills to hone their craft as spikers. The camp itself is split up into two sessions. Students going into grades 3-5 participated in the morning with those entering grades 6-8 arrived in the afternoon.
Monroe National tops Ash-Carleton in finals of Fair Baseball tourney
MONROE – Matt Wszelaki finally got his hands on the trophy. Wszelaki twice had to settle for second place in the Monroe County Fair Baseball Tournament as a player. He watched as another team hoisted the Bill Brenton Trophy in both 1998 and 1999. ...
Saints restart with 8-6 win in Toledo thanks to offensive output
After their four-day break, the St. Paul Saints returned to play with an 8-6 win in Toledo, Ohio on Friday. The Sa7ints entered the International League break with six straight losses but snapped the streak with a big offensive night. Randy Dobnak (8-5) pitched five innings, allowing two runs on...
Metroparks Meetup: Kayaking and paddleboarding
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - From beginners to experts, paddleboarding and kayaking have gained some notable popularity for their adaptability, and you can get in on the fun a lot closer to home than you might think. Anyone from middle schoolers to seasoned adults can take part, making it an inclusive...
Kruse re-signs with Walleye
Toledo, Ohio – Forward Brandon Kruse will return to the Toledo Walleye, marking his second season in Toledo after agreeing to terms for the 2024-25 season. Kruse, a native of Saline, Michigan, posted a career year for the Walleye in 2023-24, tallying 54 points (18g-36a) over 70 games. The 25-year-old added another 11 points (4g-7a) in Toledo’s 14 playoff games.
Justin Ingram Promoted to Associate Head Coach
Toledo, Ohio – University of Toledo men's basketball assistant coach Justin Ingram has been promoted to associate head coach, Head Basketball Coach Tod Kowalczyk announced on Thursday. "Justin has been an amazing hire for us," Kowalczyk said. "I'm very pleased with his growth and development since he joined our...
2024 Dana Open brings world's best LPGA players to Sylvania, thousands of dollars to local charities
SYLVANIA, Ohio (WTVG) - The sound of professional golfers teeing off is music to the ears of volunteers with the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwest Ohio. “I mean, it’s incredible. We’ve been involved with the tournament since day one and because of that, it’s such a great impactful accomplishment to be here,” said Wendy Bejaige, Director of Engagement for Ronald McDonald House Charities of NW Ohio.
Mid-American Conference to Add Women’s Rowing in 2025-26
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Mid-American Conference announced today that it will add women's rowing beginning with the 2025-26 academic year. The addition of women's rowing means that Toledo's inaugural women's rowing program will have the opportunity to compete for a MAC Championship in its first season as a varsity sport.
19th Hole Party marks early Dana Open festivities
THURSDAY is the first official day of the Dana Open at Highland Meadows Golf Club. The Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament, with a purse of $1.75 million in prize money, is celebrating its 40th anniversary. In addition to seeing some great international women’s golfers, the folks who really benefit are the children’s charities. Since 1984, the Dana Open has contributed more than $13.9 million to area children’s charities. Dana Open board chairman Sydney Williams-Birch said it best: the Dana Open is a Champions for Children event. This year’s recipients include: the Jamie Farr Scholarship Fund of Greater Toledo Community Foundation, the Maumee Habitat for Humanity: Women Build, Nationwide Children’s Hospital-Toledo, ProMedica Russell J. Ebeid Children’s Hospital, and Ronald McDonald House Charities of NW Ohio, the first charity recipient way back when. The fun actually started on Monday with the kickoff Pro-Am and the Universal Metals team won first place. More Pro-Ams continued through Wednesday.
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