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Spencerville, OH · Education
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An insight into BGSU’s admission standards
On Aug. 24, 4,008 freshmen attended their first day of school at Bowling Green State University (BGSU), marking a 23% increase in enrollment since 2022. Over the past four years, BGSU has seen a 13.5% annual increase in applications, increasing the number of acceptances and enrollments to the university. Brandi...
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Greenville seniors complete four-year sweep of homecoming Spirit Award
GREENVILLE — Greenville High School’s senior class capped four years of homecoming participation by winning its fourth consecutive Spirit Award, completing a sweep that began when the students were freshmen. Presented each year on homecoming night, the award went to a class that also won as freshmen, sophomores,...
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Elida “Officiating & Sportsmanship” Class Hears From Hall Of Fame Official
(10-2-26) Elida High School welcomed 1975 Elida graduate Dr. Dennis Morris on Thursday to speak with the students in the brand new “Officiating & Sportsmanship” class. Dr. Morris is a basketball and football official, and member of the OHSAA Officials’ Hall of Fame and the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame and he began officiating at games even when he was still a student at Elida, working with Elida Coaches Jim Daly and Athletic Director Dick Prince. He has been a Big Ten conference official for many years and participates in numerous Bowl Games.
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Troy Ground Game Unstoppable in 45-31 Win Over Butler
Troy ran for over 450 yards and overcame a huge night by Drew Suess to beat Butler and improve to 6-1 under Ryan Jones. Troy, OH — The entertainment value was high Friday night at Troy Memorial Stadium. The defense? Not so much. All that mattered to Ryan Jones...
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Black Hawk landing surprises Greenville High School students
GREENVILLE – On Wednesday morning, the Greenville High School students knew that the local Ohio Army National Guard would be visiting their school. They were anticipating the ‘normal’ National Guard tent to be set up, with information pamphlets and a few laptops set up – with recruiters being there to talk about what the Ohio National Guard had to offer students once they graduated.
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BGSU welcomes more then 100 student aviators for regional collegiate flying competition
Bowling Green State University has been selected to host the National Intercollegiate Flying Association (NIFA) Region III competition from Oct. 4-10. The weeklong event will welcome student pilots from six other universities, including Ohio State University, Ohio University, Kent State University and institutions from Michigan and West Virginia. Each of...
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Urbana High School announces 2026 Homecoming Court
Urbana High School has announced its 2026 Homecoming Court as the school prepares for this weekend’s Homecoming festivities. The senior Queen candidates are Addi Hegyi, Bri Schuler, Clohee Jordan, Lola Rice and Olivia Mackendrick. The senior finalists are Alexis Cordial, Elaei Brown, Giselle Bragg, Janaya Scott and Raygen Wilson.
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#16 Findlay Goes to Columbus for G-MAC Battle with ODU
Findlay started the season 3-0 but ran into a red-hot Northwood squad last Saturday to suffer the first loss of the season. The schedule does not lighten up as the Oilers turn around with a tough inter-conference road test on Saturday, Oct. 3 with a trip to Ohio Dominican University. Kickoff is set for noon in Columbus, Ohio.
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Braves’ seniors finish off unbeaten NE8 careers with title
A win in the regular season final for the Bellmont Braves capped off a four-year unbeaten run in the NE8 for the class of 2027 and handed the team another NE8 trophy. The Braves beat East Noble at home Thursday, 2-0. Finally able to play again on their home pitch,...
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Tunnel vision at BGSU – section of aging tunnels and utilities on campus to get $2.7M renovations
Buried underneath Bowling Green State University is a patchwork of tunnels linking utilities to classrooms, residence halls and offices. Some of those tunnels are approaching the century mark. So last month, when the BGSU Board of Trustees was asked to approve funding to rehabilitate one section of the tunnel structure and utility infrastructure, the board agreed. The project is estimated to cost $2.7 million.
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Charlotte Mullins named October ‘Student of the Month’
The Bowling Green Exchange Club and Bowling Green High School are proud to announce that Charlotte Mullins is the October 2026 Student of the Month. Charlotte is a senior at Bowling Green High School and will graduate on May 23. She is the daughter of Lisa and Bill Mullins. Charlotte’s...
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Last-second touchdown propels Urbana to upset win over Jonathan Alder; Week 7 high school football results
The full replay of the contest is available to watch for free HERE on PeakofOhioTV.com and on Roku. Urbana handed Jonathan Alder its first loss of the season Friday night, rallying for a dramatic 28-27 win. The Hillclimbers led 14-0 at halftime. The teams traded touchdowns in the second half,...
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BMS Chiefs split with Tecumseh
The Bellefontaine Middle School football teams split their games with Tecumseh, with the seventh grade Chiefs falling 36-0 while the eighth grade Chiefs remained undefeated with a 40-6 victory. 7th Grade Falls to Tecumseh, 36-0 The seventh grade Chiefs struggled to get their offense going against the Tecumseh defense. Mason...
The Blade
Clay football remains unbeaten, blanks Anthony Wayne
The Clay football team’s perfect season continued at home on Friday, as a 23-0 triumph against Anthony Wayne in a Northern Lakes League Buckeye Division contest marked the seventh straight win. Quarterback Landon Echelberry and the Eagles’ offense opened with two first-half passing touchdowns, along with a field goal, and never looked back. Echelberry connected with wide receivers Jimmy Derr (10 yards) and Max Morrison (13 yards) for the scores. In the second half, running back Bryce Besgrove added a seven-yard rushing touchdown. The Eagles outgained the Generals in total yards 327-131. The defensive effort helped Clay (7-0, 2-0 NLL) pitch its second shutout of the season. “My hat is off tonight to our defense,” Clay head coach Derek Pennington said. “I challenged them on Sunday. I don’t think we played very well defensively against Findlay, and I challenged the staff and kids. We had a great week of practice and preparation. To hold them to zero and shut out a Buckeye team, a very good program in Anthony Wayne … I’m really proud of our defensive staff and defensive players for playing like they did.” Echelberry finished 16 of 29 for 141 yards and two passing touchdowns. He added
The Blade
High school boys golf: St. John's, Ottawa Hills win district titles
A pair of Toledo-area teams claimed victories Thursday in district boys golf competition, with St. John’s Jesuit and Ottawa Hills taking home championship trophies. St. John’s claimed the lone state tournament berth available at the Division I Northwest District meet at Shawnee Country Club in Lima, Ohio. The Titans’ 298 team score was 24 shots better than second-place Lima Shawnee, giving St. John’s a spot in the D-I state finals Oct. 12-13 at NCR Country Club in Kettering, Ohio. The Titans’ Jake Craig shot a 69 to claim medalist honors by two strokes over teammate Nathan Wren and individual state qualifier Kyle Hepp of Tiffin Columbian. Charlie Kazmierczak and Wynn Perry shot 79s to give St. John’s its team score. Perrysburg finished third at 322, St. Francis fifth at 325, Northview seventh at 333, and Anthony Wayne eighth at 338. Perrysburg’s Brandon Hoye tied for fifth at 75, St. Francis’ Max Viertlbeck tied for seventh at 78, and St. Francis’ Thomas Woycik joined Kazmierczak and Perry in a four-way tie for 10th at 79. In Division III play at Stone Ridge Golf Club in Bowling Green, Ottawa Hills posted a 301 team score to win the district and advance to
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How Northeast Indiana got businesses to help pay for daycare
A regional early childhood coalition in Northeast Indiana is piloting the Tri-Share+ program, which splits childcare costs between parents, employers, and the public to help families who earn too much for state vouchers but still struggle with affordability.