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Anthony Wayne superintendent reflects on time with the district, looks ahead to future with Oregon City Schools
WHITEHOUSE, Ohio — In 2003, Jim Fritz joined the Anthony Wayne community. He began as an administrator before acting as superintendent for fourteen years. Now two decades later, he's made the choice to move on from the district. "It's been a great place for my kids to grow up,...
Ottawa Hills, Lake advance to D-III district finals
DEFIANCE — Ottawa Hills is one win away from a third consecutive district championship following an 8-1 victory over Archbold. Standing in the way is Lake, which outlasted Otsego 10-6 in the late game of the Division III districts, setting the stage for Saturday’s noon showdown with a regional berth on the line. “We got clutch hits, we scored in five of the six innings, and we got pretty good pitching,” summed up Ottawa Hills head coach Chris Hardman, who led the Green Bears to the state semifinals a year ago and now has his squad at 18-9 this season against a very challenging schedule. Deadlocked at 1-1, Ottawa Hills pushed across two runs in the bottom of the third and pulled away with one in the fourth and two in each of the fifth and sixth innings.
Local Garfield Elementary Students Honored for Fundraising Efforts
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Evergreen’s Chamberlin breaks Ohio home run record in final at-bat
METAMORA, Ohio — In the final game of her superb four-year softball career at Evergreen High School, Vikings senior catcher Macy Chamberlin tied and then broke Ohio's all-time record for home runs on Thursday, hitting her 60th and 61st career homers in her team's 6-2 victory over visiting Port Clinton. “I couldn't have done it without my team,” Chamberlin said. “They have supported me throughout this whole year, through ups and downs, and through the pressure. Without this team, it wouldn't have been possible. “The only pressure I got was the pressure I gave myself. After games here and there, I would give myself pressure, but would come back the next day relaxed and ready to go.” Chamberlin, who was named first team All-Ohio the past two seasons, equaled the mark set by Hope Straight of Mount Vernon High School (from 2016-19) with a solo blast to right-center in the first inning against off of Redskins pitcher Ashton Sanchez.
Local swim school stressing importance of water safety
SYLVANIA, Ohio — According to Centers for Disease Control roughly 15% of U.S. adults, about 40 million people, say they don't know how to swim. These admissions, combined with a startling increase in the number of young children drowning,. have led schools like Sylvania's Goldfish Swim School on Brint...
Pettisville Elementary Celebrates Outstanding Character Traits in 4th Quarter Awards
Each quarter, Pettisville Elementary students are awarded in five areas of character traits. This quarter's traits are Compassion, Courage, Curiosity, Gratitude, and Honesty. Congratulations to each of these grade-level character award winners! Curiosity: Desiring to discover and learn; choosing to be inquisitive and passionate about investigating new things. Congratulations to our 4th Quarter PES Award Winners! Keep up the good work, Blackbirds!Visit here for more details.
Key End-of-Year Dates and Activities for Pettisville Schools: Chromebook Returns, Sports Events, and More
As May progresses, it is important for students, staff, and parents to remember several key dates and requirements. This year, students from kindergarten to 11th grade must return their Chromebooks and chargers by May 22nd. Kindergarten to 4th-grade students already have their chargers at school, while 5th to 11th graders should bring theirs starting next week. This helps prevent loss and damage over the summer.
Anthony Wayne softball pulls away from Perrysburg to claim NLL Buckeye Division title
The floodgates opened for Anthony Wayne’s softball team in the top of the seventh inning, and the Generals reeled in a league title as a result. Anthony Wayne erupted for 10 runs in the final frame to turn a back-and-forth state-ranked showdown with Perrysburg into a convincing 15-5 victory in a Northern Lakes League contest on Wednesday at Perrysburg High School. With the victory, the Generals clinched the outright NLL Buckeye Division championship with two league games remaining. “To be able to come back from being behind and put up 10 on the eighth-ranked team in the state, that’s a statement coming back and putting that kind of offense on,” Anthony Wayne coach Ron Myers said. “Earlier in the day, we probably played some of the worst defense that we have all season. The players really came back though in that seventh inning and just were going after things at that point in time.”
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