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Area prep football roundup for Oct. 16
TC — Niko Marinis 12 run (Cameron Lucius kick), 8:11. B — Isaac Makeever 2 run (Wyatt Makeever pass from Isaac Makeever), 11:56. TC — Marinis 5 run (Lucius kick), 8:26. B — Wyatt Makeever 34 pass from Isaac Makeever (Wyatt Makeever pass from Isaac Makeever), 6:54.
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Swimming Sweeps Competition at Hillsdale | Win 19 Events
Hillsdale, Mich.- The University of Findlay swimming teams turned in a strong showing Saturday, Oct. 17 in a tri-meet inside Jack McAvoy Natatorium on the campus of Hillsdale College. The women's team secured victories over both Hillsdale and Davenport, defeating the Chargers 164-98 and the Panthers 204-58. The men's team also earned a win, topping Davenport 170-91.
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High school cross country: Perrysburg wins NLL Buckeye boys, girls titles; St. Francis wins CHSL
FREMONT — The Perrysburg boys and girls cross country teams both won Northern Lakes League Buckeye Division titles on Saturday at Walsh Park. The Perrysburg girls captured their ninth consecutive overall league title and fourth straight Buckeye title with four runners finishing among the top 10. “Overall, we ran well today against what I consider to be the best talent the girls league has ever had,” Perrysburg coach Jon Monheim said. “Five of the 12 teams are currently state ranked. This was a good test today and the competition was similar to what we will see at the regional meet.” The Yellow Jackets boys edged out Northview for the title. “The boys ran well today and we had a few guys really step up and fill holes — a true team effort that emphasizes our depth,” Perrysburg boys coach Keith Madaras said. Madras credited the girls victory with helping inspire his group. “Jon always has the girls ready to go and it gets the guys fired up to see the ladies win their race,” Madras said. The Bowling Green boys repeated as champs of the NLL Cardinal Division, while the Fremont Ross girls took the Cardinal team title and placed
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Women’s Swimming & Diving Drops Season Opener at Heidelberg
TIFFIN, Ohio – The Ohio Wesleyan University women's swimming & diving team opened their season at Heidelberg on Friday night. The Battling Bishops kept it close, winning 8-of-11 events but suffering a close 106-98 loss to the Student Princes. The 200-yard medley relay team of Julia Hudak, Addie Etheridge,...
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Genoa's Benjamin Routson glad grandpa helped him find his course
For half of his life, Benjamin Routson wanted to be just like his older brothers. Then, Routson learned of an alternate course. About nine years ago, Genoa athletic director Matt Routson took his sons golfing. It didn't stick for twins Logan and Ryan. The younger Routson, however, found it refreshing to experience something different. The senior capped his Comets career 29th at the state tourney among 71 scores at Firestone Country Club North Course. He carded 161 (79-82), the lowest total at state in Genoa history. He was the first to represent the program as an individual in 33 years. "It was unlikely, but I went and still did it," he said. "Kids can see they can do it. It's rare at our school, even though we've had some great golfers come through." High school football Opponents playing with fire when they throw at Ross' Kevin Jones Routson was runner-up at district, including a playoff setback to Archbold's Grady Short, who ultimately won the state crown in Division II. Routson parred No. 18 at Maumee Bay, while Short carded a birdie. "It was cool to play your best golf when it mattered the most," Routson said. "It came down to
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#16 Findlay Heads to Hillsdale for Blockbuster Showdown
Coming off a hard-fought 7-6 victory over rival Ashland, the University of Findlay football team faces another tough test this weekend as they travel to Michigan to take on the red-hot Hillsdale College Chargers. Both teams enter the matchup with just one loss on the season, with each falling to No. 10-ranked Northwood, and currently sit tied for second in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) standings. Hillsdale has been making noise this season, earning votes in this week's AFCA Division II Coaches Poll for the first time in five years. With both teams looking to strengthen their position in the conference race, Saturday's matchup carries significant weight. The two teams will square off at Hillsdale on Saturday, Oct. 17, with kickoff set for 1 pm.
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Stockmaster kicks difference as Seneca East downs Crawford
ATTICA (Crawford County Now) — Sophomore Isaac Stockmaster was the unlikely hero of a rain-soaked battle here Friday night. The 230-pound lineman drilled two field goals as the Tigers defeated Colonel Crawford 12-10 in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference game. “I work on it in the off season and...
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Last Dance For Lakeview Football Seniors
With the 2026 football season coming to a close, it’s become a surreal experience for the seniors of the team who feel like their freshman year was just yesterday. Yet, as the time flew by, countless lessons and memories stuck around for good. In their four years with the team these players learned the values of sportsmanship, leadership and camaraderie that would shape their character. They learned how to face adversity, pressure and responsibility. While it may look to be just a game, for these seniors it was so much more than that. It was a defining experience of their time in Lakeview High School.
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Pirates Tie KCats on Senior Night
Tuesday night was Senior night at the Pirate Pitch as Continental High celebrated the Girls Soccer careers of Adrianna Jones, Abby Rue, Morgan Shock, Emmie Wollam. The opponent was Kalida in a Putnam County League game. The two teams fought to a scoreless tie. Both teams had ample chances to put on in the net with a total of 50 shots taken but both goalies were up to the task.
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From 0–10 to 8–0: A Conversation About Ottawa-Glandorf’s Turnaround
(10-14-26) One year ago, Ottawa-Glandorf finished a football season without a victory. Now, eight games into this season, the Titans have yet to lose. That turnaround sets the stage for Friday night’s showdown with unbeaten Celina. But how did O-G get here? In this Q&A, the Titans’ head coach discusses the work behind the record, the leadership throughout his roster and why his pride in this team reaches beyond Friday nights.
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Titans shoot past Shawnee, claim 5th straight WBL crown
GLANDORF – Ottawa Glandorf claimed their fifth straight Western Buckeye League championship on Tuesday night with a 4-0 win over visiting Shawnee. Under sixth year head coach Michelle Maag the Titans have claimed five conference crowns with just a pair of losses while amassing a record of 48-2-2 against league opponents.
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State-ranked Old Fort holds off Bucyrus in placement match
BUCYRUS (Crawford County Now) — The newly aligned Northern 10 Athletic Conference ended its league season with first-time placement games for final league standings. The two third-place teams — Old Fort from the West Division and Bucyrus from the East — faced off for overall fifth place. The state ranked Lady Stockaders held off a scrappy Lady Red, 3-0, by 25-22, 25-23, 25-19.
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Oil, Sweat And Tears: FloCollege D2 Game Of The Week
There will be oil. There will be sweat. And somebody will be leaving in tears. No. 14 Findlay is bringing its ironclad defense into Charger territory, where Hillsdale's high-powered offense and a quarterback fresh off a six-touchdown masterpiece await. Two 5-1 teams, each fighting to keep its Great Midwest Athletic...
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No. 18 Men’s Golf Wins Doc Spragg Invitational
Findlay, Ohio – The No. 18 University of Missouri-St. Louis men's golf team won its second straight event winning the Doc Spragg Invitational at the Findlay Country Club on Tuesday with a total team score of 848 (280-284-284) in Findlay, Ohio. Ludvig Granlund and Logan Mayo shared medalist honors...
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Walleye rookie forward, Maumee native Schoen sidelined with injury
Toledo Walleye rookie forward Ben Schoen, a Maumee native, suffered an injury in Saturday’s preseason game and will start the season on the injured reserve list. Schoen signed with his hometown ECHL team in July after wrapping up a four-year career at Penn State. He overcame several injuries in junior hockey and at Penn State, including a broken foot. The 24-year-old forward had an assist in his Walleye debut last Friday as Toledo topped Kalamazoo 3-1 at the Huntington Center in the preseason opener. Schoen was injured in the third period of Toledo’s 4-1 win at Kalamazoo on Saturday. Walleye coach Pat Mikesch said Schoen is being evaluated and the severity of the injury, along with the prognosis, are to be determined. “We don’t even know yet because it goes back to an older injury. We haven’t been told anything that gives us a timeline [on his return],” Mikesch said. In 135 career games with the Nittany Lions, Schoen tallied 70 points. Schoen helped lead Penn State to the Frozen Four in 2025. Schoen said the lower-body injury might be related to the ailments he overcame at Penn State. “It was just a tweak, and it didn’t feel right,” Schoen