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'I've known them my whole life:' Jensen dreads final farewell to four special seniors
NEW WASHINGTON - Heath Jensen, Isaac Hiler, Jacob Hiler and Bren Jones grew up playing sports together. And the common theme for them all was a coach — Chad Jensen. Thursday's Division IV sectional championship marked the final postseason game for their high school careers, and the penultimate game Jensen would coach them in. ...
Back on top: Lexington nets second district title in three years with win over Clear Fork
WILLARD — It was a familiar and unfamiliar feeling all wrapped into one moment. As Lexington's Kaylie Eichorn stepped forward with her fellow senior teammates to receive the Division II district championship trophy after a 7-1 victory over Clear Fork, the memories came flooding back. They were from her sophomore year when she helped Lex win its first softball district title in 11 years with a sac fly in the 12th inning. ...
Go to 'school' this summer to learn pasture and grazing management
How land is managed is becoming increasingly important. Storms are happening with increasing frequency and intensity. If land is over-grazed, over-planted and nutrients removed, a Dust Bowl could emerge. To help prevent these scenarios, the Richland County Pasture & Grazing School Series was developed. Partners are Richland Soil and Water...
2024 Richland County High School Football Schedule Release: Big year on tap on gridiron
MANSFIELD — With all of the attention on the NFL and the schedule release for the 2024 season, it's only fair to bring that attention locally. It is time for the 2024 Richland County high school football schedule release as we are officially three months away from kickoff. DIVISION EXPANSION: State tournaments to see...
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.”
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