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Unlocking the Archive: Regional Special Olympics held at Amanda-Clearcreek in 2004
This week's archive photo is from the Special Olympics in May 2004. More than 300 volunteers, relatives and participants turned out for the 16th annual regional Special Olympics that year which was held at Amanda-Clearcreek High School. According to the Eagle-Gazette archive, the event brought together participants from Fairfield, Franklin,...
Bloom-Carroll comes up just short in district semifinal loss to No. 2 seed Jonathan Alder
PLAIN CITY – So many little plays could have gone either way for Bloom-Carroll during Thursday’s Central District Division II district seminal against Jonathan Alder. The No. 5 seed Bulldogs seemed to be on the cusp of breaking open a close game in the third inning, but the second-seeded Pioneers were able to make just enough plays to keep Bloom-Carroll within striking distance.
Berne Union senior Olivia Cooper stayed busy during her four years as a Rocket
SUGAR GROVE − Berne Union High School's Outstanding Senior Olivia Cooper was certainly busy during her four years as a Rocket. "I'm very involved in the school and I played volleyball and basketball throughout all four years of high school," she said. "And being involved in the office and helping out where I can."
Fairfield Christian sets up rematch with Northmor after beating Elgin in Monday's district
LANCASTER — Fairfield Christian Academy will get a rematch Wednesday night. Last year in the Division IV district semifinals, Northmor eliminated the Knights 6-1, and they remember the loss quite well. "They are a very good team with a lot of pitching depth. We’re going to have to go...
Redemption: Poston delivers in the circle, at the plate in Lancaster’s district final win
PICKERINGTON – Reese Poston is one of those rare players who, when the stakes are at their highest, and pressure is on, can take her game to another level and deliver. Poston certainly did that on Saturday during the Lady Gales’ 2-0 Central District Division I district championship game win over Olentangy Liberty at Pickerington Central. ...
New Lex's historic season comes to an end with extra-inning loss
ATHENS — New Lexington fought through early jitters on Tuesday. The second-seeded Panthers trailed 2-0 through three innings before tying it at 2 in the fifth. However, New Lex failed to score the go-ahead run, and seventh seed Waverly pulled out a 3-2 eight-inning win in a Division II district semifinal at Ohio University's...
Trimble's season comes to a close with extra-inning loss to Eastern in District semis
CHILLICOTHE — Especially with the introduction of a pitching clock at the major league level, baseball has slowly been morphing into a fast-paced atmosphere that is focused on cutting the length of games. Though, that doesn’t mean all levels of ball have to go through the same issue. Going to the tenth inning of a never-ending crucial District semifinals matchup against a divisional rival in Eastern at Paints Stadium in Chillicothe, Trimble did all it could to try and pull off the extra-innings upset but...
Liberty Union rallies late to win Division III district title; Bloom-Carroll falls short
PICKERINGTON – Trailing 4-0 heading to the top of the sixth inning against top-seeded Fairbanks, the Liberty Union softball team seemed to not have an answer, but it never wavered. The Lions kept fighting, and once they started hitting, the floodgates opened. The No. 3 seed Lions scored six...
Nelsonville-York, Federal Hocking and Trimble athletes shine at Division III District meet
NELSONVILLE — Over the end of the past week, Nelsonville-York hosted a section the Division III boys and girls track and field District championships with a litany of different student-athletes from the Buckeyes, Federal Hocking and Trimble moving on to Regionals. Boys Results In the 100 meter dash, Trimble’s Beau Burba (11.46) placed seventh. In...
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