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After winning the Quincy Invitational, Pittsford girls track earns another W at Concord
PITTSFORD — The Pittsford varsity girls track team has seen significant success this past week, including a strong showing at the SCAA divisional meet at their home track and a firstt place finish at the Oriole Classic in Quincy. The Wildcats followed up that invitational win with their second-straight...
Bryan, May 13 High School Softball🥎 Game Notice
There are 2 high school Softball🥎 games in Bryan. The Montpelier softball team will have a game with Ayersville High School on May 13, 2024, 16:00:00 CST. The Edgerton High School softball team will have a game with Hilltop High School on May 13, 2024, 18:00:00 CST.
Kay Johnson of Ottawa Lake records her 1,000th career win
MORENCI – Hall of Fame coach Kay Johnson added another milestone to her remarkable career Monday when her Morenci softball team beat East Jackson 8-5 for coaching victory No. 1,000. “It’s just another number,” said Johnson. “It’s pretty nice that I was able to make it. It makes me...
Zane Trace falls behind in Division III district semifinal loss to Fairland
CHILLICOTHE − There's give and take with postseason baseball. Zane Trace learned that fact during its Division III district semifinal against Fairland. The Pioneers knew to expect the best when they took the field against the Dragons at VA Memorial Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. With the exception of two innings, during which the Dragons scored all of their runs, the Pioneers matched them play-for-play.
Zane Trace boys, Unioto girls win Scioto Valley Conference track and field championships
BAINBRIDGE − Zane Trace boys coach Bryan Alley never has to worry about the effort his runners put into their events. The Pioneers have shown out this year when lined up against other teams in the Scioto Valley Conference. The week prior to the SVC Championships at Paint Valley, the Pioneers took on five other conference opponents during the Ross County Meet at Adena and came out on top. ...
Bryan blanks Maumee to advance to first Division II regional softball final
SHELBY, Ohio — A big hit in the first at-bat, along with remarkable defense and stellar pitching, helped Bryan’s softball team achieve its furthest advancement in the OHSAA tournament. Freshman Amiyah Langham drilled a home run on a full count to start the game, while sophomore Thea Staten fired a two-hit shutout with the help of errorless defense behind her, as Bryan blanked Maumee 5-0 in a Division II regional semifinal on Wednesday at Shelby High School. After falling in the regional semifinals the past two seasons, the Golden Bears (20-5) broke through to make their first regional final in program history. “Super excited for our girls. We’ve been here three times, so it’s nice to be able to break that barrier and make it to the next level,” Bryan coach Samantha Molina said. “These girls are so deserving, that senior class has been excellent in so many different things, so awesome to see them get to the next level.”
Local Pride: Wauseon's Sean Waugh Secures Spot on Toledo Golden Gloves Team
Sean Waugh, a welterweight boxer from Wauseon, has qualified for the Toledo Golden Gloves National Team. Waugh trains at the Central City Boxing Club in Toledo and will compete in the 2024 Detroit National Golden Gloves tournament from May 13th to May 18th.
Here are this season's SCAA East Divisional Meet winners
PITTSFORD — The Pittsford Wildcats hosted the SCAA East Divisional meet. The Hillsdale Academy Colts teams walked away the team winners, defeating Pittsford's boys team 266-82 and Pittsford's girls team 317.5-142.5. Camden-Frontier teams took third. Will Carleton boys took fourth. Waldron girls track took fourth. A top five results story will be...
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