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Upper Sandusky, OH · Education
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Owens Community College science prof has spent two decades protecting Blanchard River
When Bob Connour leaves his classroom at the Owens Community College Findlay-area Campus, the teaching doesn’t stop. The science professor helped found the Blanchard River Watershed Partnership in 2005 and has spent the two decades since showing the public why clean water matters. “We’re lucky to live in a...
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Cardinal Stritch students seek funding for boys basketball team ahead of school closure
Cardinal Stritch students seek funding for boys basketball team ahead of school closure.
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Seitz Runs for 242 Yards and Five Touchdowns as Tiffin Columbian Rolls Past Midview 35-12
Masen Seitz carried the ball 41 times for 242 yards and five touchdowns on Friday night as Tiffin Columbian opened the OHSAA Division III, Region 10 playoffs with a 35-12 victory over Midview at Frost-Kalnow Stadium, according to the game recap published by Columbian High School’s athletics department. The seventh-seeded Tornadoes improved to 8-3 and […]
Collinsville Daily News
Edon defeats Jefferson, advances to regional quarterfinal against McComb
EDON — In the first round of a Division VII, Region 26 matchup at Leanne Field between the home Edon Bombers and the visiting Jefferson Wildcats, the former was the team to take a dominant 41-14 win at home. No. 6-seeded Edon improved to 10-1 overall with this postseason victory. The No. 11-seeded Jefferson Wildcats fell to 4-7 overall and saw their season end with the loss. In the first quarter, Edon established dominance early on against Jefferson. After forcing the visiting team to punt, the Bombers took advantage and scored from eight yards out from the likes of starting quarterback Jaron Grove. A good PAT kick tallied the score to 7-0 in favor of the Bombers. After having received the ball, Jefferson’s starting QB Heath Schnipke was sacked by a crowd of Edon players — leading to the home team taking control on offense once again. Edon was quick on offense and scored just a few minutes of game time later in the first from the likes of Grove again at the 4:39 mark. A successful PAT kick put the Bombers further on top at 14-0. Grove was a force to be reckoned with all evening for Jefferson according
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H.S. Football Playoffs: Firelands shakes off horrible start to rally past Rossford
HENRIETTA TWP. — Spotting a team 21 points is never a good thing come playoff time, but Firelands found a way to recover and beat Rossford 34-30 in a wild Division IV, Region 14 playoff opener Friday night. “The whole time I just felt like we were making mistakes,”...
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Bellevue Shuts Out Highland 48-0 to Open Its OHSAA Playoff Run
Bellevue opened its Ohio high school football playoff run in emphatic fashion Friday night, Oct. 30, shutting out Highland 48-0 in a Division IV, Region 14 first-round game. The Redmen (8-3) left no doubt against the 11th-seeded Hornets (4-7), posting the shutout at home to advance to the regional quarterfinals. The final score was reported […]
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Final regular season high school football standings
City League League Overall Lima Senior 6-0 9-1 Waite 5-1 6-4 Start 4-2 6-4 Bowsher 3-3 3-7 Scott 2-4 2-8 Woodward 1-5 1-9 Rogers 0-6 1-9 Northern Lakes League — Buckeye Division League Overall Whitmer 5-0 9-1 Perrysburg 4-1 9-1 Clay 3-2 8-2 Findlay 2-3 6-4 Anthony Wayne 1-4 4-6 Northview 0-5 0-10 Northern Lakes League — Cardinal Division League Overall Fremont Ross 5-0 7-3 Southview 4-1 5-5 Liberty-Benton 3-2 4-6 Springfield 2-3 4-6 Napoleon 1-4 2-8 Bowling Green 0-5 2-8 Catholic High School League — Central Division League Overall Detroit Catholic Central 5-1 8-1 Central Catholic 5-1 8-2 Birmingham Brother Rice 4-2 7-2 Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 4-2 6-3 Warren De La Salle 2-4 5-4 St. John’s Jesuit 1-5 4-6 St. Francis de Sales 0-6 1-9 Northern Buckeye Conference League Overall Eastwood 7-0 9-1 Genoa 5-2 7-3 Otsego 5-2 7-3 Rossford 4-3 5-5 Maumee 3-4 5-5 Lake 2-5 4-6 Oak Harbor 2-5 4-6 Fostoria 0-7 0-10 Northwest Ohio Athletic League League Overall Liberty Center 7-0 10-0 Archbold 6-1 9-1 Patrick Henry 5-2 7-3 Delta 4-3 7-3 Wauseon 3-4 3-7 Bryan 2-5 2-8 Evergreen 1-6 1-9 Swanton 0-7 1-9 Sandusky Bay Conference League Overall Woodmore 5-0 10-0 Gibsonburg 4-1 5-5
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Ohio High School Football Player Forcibly Thrown Aside By Coach During Heated Sportsmanship Argument
Bellevue defeated Vermilion to win the Bay Division title for high school football in Ohio. The coaches got into a heated argument during the handshake line, which resulted in a player being forcibly thrown to the side. It did not reflect well on either program. However, the high school football team that lost took issue […] The post Ohio High School Football Player Forcibly Thrown Aside By Coach During Heated Sportsmanship Argument appeared first on BroBible.
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Findlay Routs North Olmsted 54-14 to Open Its OHSAA Playoff Run
FINDLAY, Ohio — No. 7 seed Findlay made its home playoff opener a rout Friday night, Oct. 30, beating No. 10 North Olmsted 54-14 in a Division II, Region 6 first-round game, according to the statewide OHSAA scoreboard published by the Mansfield News Journal and confirmed on the Stateline Sports Network playoff scoreboard. The Trojans […]
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Tonight: North Union at Vermilion in Win-or-Go-Home Playoff Opener, Live on FNL LIVE
Tonight is the night Richwood has been building toward for ten weeks. The No. 9 seed North Union Wildcats (7-3) travel to Vermilion tonight to face the No. 8 seed Vermilion Sailors (7-3) in an Ohio High School Athletic Association Division V, Region 18 first-round playoff game, and Friday Night Lights LIVE is in the […]
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To the editor: Maumee district merits YES vote
When my family moved to northwest Ohio nearly 10 years ago, my wife and I had a wide variety of great communities and outstanding schools to choose from. Over the last decade, our experience as Maumee residents and parents of four Maumee City Schools students has shown us that we made the best decision for our children. The impact the schools have had on my family, and the way they have prepared my children for their futures, makes voting yes on the upcoming Maumee City Schools levy an easy decision. It’s an investment that ensures our schools remain something the entire community can be proud of. Read more letters to the editor When we arrived in Maumee, our young family had already been in two different school districts. We didn’t want our kids to start over yet again, so we were looking for a district where they would not only get a great education but where our two children with IEPs would also get the support they needed. Maumee gave them both. My two oldest are now pursuing their higher education and athletic goals at Ohio Northern University, one of the top schools in the Midwest. Dean’s List honors, Student
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Northwest Ohio High Schools Invited to Join 2026-27 Poetry Out Loud Competition
High schools and arts organizations across Northwest Ohio are being invited to sign up for the 2026-27 Poetry Out Loud competition, the national poetry recitation program that takes students from a classroom contest all the way to a national stage in Washington, D.C. The Marathon Center for the Performing Arts in Findlay, in partnership with […]