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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Lancaster volleyball falls in district final against Dublin Coffman
WESTERVILLE – Volleyball is a game of momentum, and winning the first set is crucial to a match. Lancaster had all the momentum on its side in the first set against Dublin Coffman during the Central District Division I district championship game on Thursday, Oct. 29. However, the Lady Gales let the advantage slip away and never recovered in a hard-fought 26-24, 25-17, 25-19 loss at Westerville Central High School. In the first set, the Gales had overcome a 20-19 deficit to take a 23-20 lead and looked like they were about to finish things off, but an unforced error gave the Shamrocks a little life they needed, and they outscored the Gales 6-1 to take the all-important first set. From there, Lancaster seemed to be playing on its heels and never got into the rhythm during the next two sets. More: A-C's Caiden Riddle overcomes losing his eye to play golf in college “We just couldn’t finish things off in that first set, and in that situation, you have to be able to handle the pressure,” Lancaster coach Leslie Davenport said. “We didn’t take care of the ball in the front row when we needed to in that first
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Tigers fall to Falcons 1-0 in district final
LOGAN, Ohio -- For the fifth time in the last six years, Marietta and Fairfield Union squared off in the postseason tournament. All five times, the match has been decided by one goal. This time around, it was the third-seeded Falcons who prevailed over the top-seeded Tigers 1-0 in Thursday's...
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DeSales Rolls Past Watkins Memorial 56-14 to Open Its Playoff Run
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus St. Francis DeSales opened its playoff run with a statement Friday night, Oct. 30, routing Pataskala Watkins Memorial 56-14 in a Division II, Region 7 first-round game, according to the first-round scoreboard published by The Columbus Dispatch. The Stallions entered the night as the region’s No. 6 seed at 7-3 and […]
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OHSAA removes state power from football playoffs
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Celebrations Campus Café brings caffeine and more to Zane State College
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Zane State College has a new café on campus to get that caffeine fix and more. Celebrations Campus Café has been open since August but officially celebrated the new business with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday. Steve Meredith, better known as Chef Steve, and his wife Misty own the café and Celebrations Catering by Chef Steve.
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Meadowbrook, West Muskingum Claim Milestone District Titles
ZANESVILLE, OH – The playoffs are truly a special time of year in sports at any level. Professional, collegiate, or in this case high school, postseason success does not come easy. For some, it comes often, while for others, it’s a whole lot hard work, determination, and patience that finally pays off.
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‘Crazy is a really good word for it:’ Working Granville High School’s concession stands
Oil sizzles as movie-theatre-style popcorn begins to pile up like a snow drift inside of a glass display case and endless candy options are sorted into bins. Volunteers grill up hundreds of hamburgers and hot dogs before being placed in a bun and long before a game begins. Outside, marching band members walk past with their instruments, adding another layer of sound to the bustling twilight.
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Unbeaten Pleasant Sweeps Utica for Fourth Straight District Volleyball Title
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Pleasant’s perfect season now carries a fourth straight district championship. The top-seeded Spartans swept No. 4 seed Utica 3-0 on Thursday, October 29, to win the Division V district title at Ohio Dominican University’s Alumni Hall, according to the Marion Star. Pleasant (25-0) has yet to drop a set all season, and […]
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Ghosts, Goblins, and Ghoulish Gales
Lancaster High School recently hosted its 10th annual Ghoulish Gales trick-or-treating night on Tuesday and welcomed approximately a thousand people from the community. Adults and children showed off their costumes, collected candy, and enjoyed all of the attractions at the event. LHS students represented their clubs and extracurriculars and hosted activities for everyone. Ghoulish Gales was an opportunity for the community to get together where parents and their children could gather to celebrate the spooky season safely.
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Central Ohio Technical College opens Thomas J. Evans Hall for public safety programs
Central Ohio Technical College officially opened Thomas J. Evans Hall as the new home for its public safety programs, according to an Oct. 23 announcement on the college's website. The facility, dedicated to police academies, held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 15 attended by state and local officials including Congressman Troy Balderson and Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy Executive Director James Cyphers.