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Not many Fish in sea like Danbury pitcher as senior leads program to new depth
CLYDE - Ellie Fish believes in her dad. Jim Fish took the helm for Danbury softball two years ago, and his daughter helped the program reach uncharted territory. The Danbury senior wanted others to trust in her in a similar fashion. The Lakers advanced to district for the first time...
Vote for Messenger/Herald softball player of year
Vote now for candidates below in the Messenger/Herald softball player of the year poll. The poll runs from 3 p.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Friday. Oak Harbor has one loss in the Northern Buckeye Conference behind senior first baseman Porter Gregory. Genoa pitch senior Kaylin Shields established a program career...
St. Paul and C.S. Lewis Academy locals secure trip to 1A track and field state championships
The Buckaroos are sending 10 total athletes to the OSAA 1A track and field state championships at Hayward Field in Eugene after their performances at the Special District 1 Championships on May 10-11. St. Paul crowned four individual champions across the two days of competition. Senior Meredith Coleman won the 100 meters in 13.48 seconds, while Ralph Pohlschneider won the 400 in a personal best of 50.38. Branson Cook stood alone in two disciplines, winning the high jump and clearing a personal best of 6...
Locals advance to district tournaments at boys tennis sectionals
Division I boys tennis players gathered in Findlay and Fremont and Division II competitors met in Port Clinton and Bryan this week for sectional tournament action, determining the qualifiers for the upcoming district tournaments. Findlay hosted two D-I sections. In Section 1, St. Francis’ Nick Miller was the singles champion. Other district qualifiers in singles included Anthony Wayne’s Ian Briars, Whitmer’s Sam Just, and Findlay’s Owen Vick. Anthony Wayne’s Logan Sutto and Brody Sutto captured the Section 1 doubles title and will be joined at the district tournament by Findlay’s Sam Swisher and Owen Miller, St. Francis’ Lucas Toma and Owen Little, and AW’s Will Black and Geyer Tollstam. In Section 2, local qualifiers for districts in singles included Whitmer’s Aiden Bellman and Parker Moell and Bowling Green’s Caleb Goff.
Oak Harbor boys, Otsego girls claim first NBC track and field titles
Oak Harbor’s boys and Otsego’s girls put together total team efforts to bring home new hardware from the Northern Buckeye Conference track and field championships. The Rockets won 10 events to run away with the boys team title in their first year in the league, while the Knights used their depth to win their first NBC girls crown on a windy Saturday at the Rossford Athletic Complex. “These athletes have done an amazing job trying to plan for this time of the season,” Oak Harbor coach Andy Augsburger said. “They’ve been training really hard, lifting really hard. I’ve been really, really happy with the way that they’ve been doing things.” Oak Harbor finished with 182.5 points, while Eastwood (119.5) and Lake (94) were second and third, respectively, in the boys team standings. Otsego’s girls won with 133 points to edge Eastwood (117) and Oak Harbor (112.33).
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