Estep finished 18th of 216 in the OHSAA Division II cross country state championships. The junior’s time of 15:54.5 led Lexington to a second-place finish with 182 points, 1 point behind first-place Bowling Green.
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Appeals court upholds OHSAA ruling, ending Cleveland Glenville’s football playoff run
The decision from the Eighth District Court of Appeals ends a week of legal wrangling.
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Shelby’s Will leads Whippets to MOAC girls CC crown with individual title
Will finished with a time of 19:19.43. It took 26 seconds for another runner to come through. Her efforts propelled Shelby to a first-place overall finish, totalling 1:47.14.47.
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Ontario finishes 2nd in MOAC boys cross country meet
Ontario finished second in the boys’ championship race with a total time of 1:27:28.19, less than a second behind home-team Marion Harding.
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OHSAA announces Goldring retirement, addition of Bixler and Kaufman
COLUMBUS – Longtime administrator Bob Goldring will retire at the end of July and a pair of veteran school administrators have joined the OHSAA staff, OHSAA Executive Director Doug Ute has announced. With Goldring’s retirement, the OHSAA has added Andy Bixler as Director of Eligibility and Student Services, and Scott Kaufman as Director of Sport Administration […]
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Lucas, Mansfield Christian, Crestview stars earn state placements in track finale
Richland County saw several podium placements in Divisions IV and V at the OHSAA Jesse Owens Track & Field State Championships.
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Madison’s historic postseason run ends in 10-inning state semifinal thriller
AKRON — Madison’s magical postseason run came to a heartbreaking end Friday afternoon in Akron. The Rams battled toe-to-toe with Louisville for 10 innings before falling 3-2 in a Division III state semifinal at Firestone Stadium.
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Lexington, Ontario, Clear Fork runners reach podium at state track meet
In the 4×800 event, opening Saturday’s Division III finals slate at the OHSAA Jesse Owens Track & Field State Championships, Lexington girls took third and Ontario boys took fourth. Later in the day, Katrina Neal of Clear Fork took fourth in the girls’ 3200m.
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Two Cinderellas? Madison, Louisville will both grab for glass slipper in state softball semifinals
Two Cinderellas will grab for the glass slipper Friday when Madison takes on Louisville in the Division III state softball semifinals.
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Hillsdale to take on Kalida on Friday in boys’ basketball Final 4 in Dayton
The Ohio High School Athletic Association on Sunday afternoon announced the boys’ state tournament Final 4 in seven divisions.