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Lesson learned; Oak Harbor's LaLonde hates to miss a start
Oak Harbor junior Mike LaLonde doesn't repeat mistakes. He made a decision he regrets, delaying his offseason arm program a little too long. He tried to make up for lost time and eventually was forced to miss a big start against Lake in the Northern Buckeye Conference late in the season. Softball A few...
NorthWood High Celebrates Future Collegiate Athletes on Decision Day
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Even first love can't lure SJCC's Stull off golf course
Imagine you slowly created a bond through progress and empowerment. Then, your first love returns to make you remember what you’re missing. That’s how St. Joseph Central Catholic senior Clay Stull must have felt. He spent most of his life with basketball dreams, picked up a golf bag...
Toledo-area entrants come away with three district titles in boys tennis
PORT CLINTON — Boys tennis district tournament play concluded Saturday with a host of locals qualifying for state competition, including two singles players and one doubles team capturing their respective district titles. The Division I and Division II tournaments both took place at Port Clinton. The two finalists in Division I earned state tournament places for both singles and doubles, while the four semifinalists all advanced at the Division II level. Nick Miller of St. Francis de Sales was the D-I singles champion, defeating Gabe Burke of Lima Shawnee 6-3, 6-3 in the district final. Miller had defeated Miles Green of St. John’s Jesuit in the semifinals to lock up his state bid. Northview’s Max Forquer saw his run come to an end with a semifinal loss to Burke.
Bloody Avery Naderer does Crimson Streaks justice
CLYDE - Avery Naderer headed to the emergency room for stitches immediately after the interview for this story. This after St. Joseph Central Catholic had sewn up a 6-3 victory over Danbury for a district championship in Division IV. The Crimson Streaks play Vienna Mathews in a regional semifinal. Naderer's chin was bloodied when...
Walk-off home run propels Perrysburg softball past Springfield in district final
CLYDE, Ohio — Hitting a walk-off home run to win a game is what players dream of. For Perrysburg's Jessica Miller, it became reality Friday. With Springfield surging to tie the game late, Miller took advantage of a pitch over the plate, slamming a solo shot over the left-field fence, lifting second-seeded Perrysburg to a 9-8 Division I district championship over the third-seeded Blue Devils at Joe Wilson Field at Clyde High School. "I was really hoping to hit a line drive just to get on base," Miller said. "A walk is a walk. I was going to be on base and I knew at some point, I was going to be that winning run."
A few tinks were different for SJCC softball in district final win
Two tinks were different. It was a softball game, so you heard bats tink all evening. The first tink that stood out was orchestrated by by a home run swing from Stella Thomas for the go-ahead tally in the third inning in three-seed St. Joseph Central Catholic's 6-3 victory Thursday over top seed Danbury for a district crown in Division IV.
Maumee wins Division II softball district final over Otsego
A spectacular break of good fortune led to an opportunistic double play at a pivotal moment to portend it might just be the Maumee softball team's day in the Panthers' 5-1 Division II district final victory over Otsego on Saturday afternoon at Genoa High School. A sharply hit ground ball by Otsego's Cailyn Rider with the bases loaded and one out in the top of the third ricocheted off of Maumee shortstop Lilly Duling's foot and straight to second baseman Julia Coutcher, who maintained her composure as if turning a routine 6-4-3 double play and proceeded to get the force...
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