Warrensville Heights
Warrensville Heights, OH · Education
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Lake Catholic football: Coach Marty Gibbons stepping down after eight seasons
After eight years of wearing the green and gray of Lake Catholic, football coach Marty Gibbons is moving on. A 2011 graduate of Lake Catholic, Gibbons informed The News-Herald on Nov. 10 that he’s stepping down as the Cougars’ head coach. He met with members of the team and coaches in the afternoon and informed them of his decision. The school also sent out a press release announcing Gibbons’ resignation.
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Many former BW faculty left without a sense of closure
Over the past three years, Baldwin Wallace has reduced its faculty count in the face of a budget deficit. Now, former BW faculty members have landed in a variety of positions, but among some, there are still hard feelings. Currently, BW has 165 full-time faculty, according to the university’s website....
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BW alum returns for conversation on leadership, uncertainty and life after college
On Monday, November 9, BW alumnus Dr. Grant Gatschet will be back on campus for “The Road You Can’t See Yet: Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Finding Your Way After College,” a conversation hosted by the Ohio Zeta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Dr. Gatschet, a member of Sigma...
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Athlon Sports
LeBron James missed 83 days of fourth grade growing up in Akron; his foundation put $2 million into opening the I Promise School there
Years before he became one of the G.O.A.T.s, LeBron James was a kid with no stable home, no car to get him to class, and little reason to care about school.
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NHS Cheerleaders Take 1st Place!
A big shout out to the North High School Cheerleading team after taking First Place at the NEO Spirit Summit Cheer Championships! The cheerleading team consists of:. The cheerleaders are led by Cheer Supervisor RaiYana Rigby and Assistant Cheer Coach Guanetia Egli. Cheer Supervisor Rigby said, "Congrats are in order...
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Chronicle-Telegram
Boys State Soccer: Avon 2 wins away from repeat title
The only thing more difficult than winning a state championship in winning back-to-back state championships. Avon is one win away from having the chance to turn that dream into reality. The defending Division II state champion Eagles will face one of their toughest tests of the season tonight when they...
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Six Akron-Area Teams Chase Regional Finals in Friday Playoff Semifinals
AKRON, Ohio — Six Akron-area high school football teams play Friday, November 13, in the regional semifinal round of the Ohio playoffs, with every game kicking off at 7 p.m. at the home field of the higher-seeded team, according to the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s regional semifinal pairings released November 8. The Akron Beacon […]
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The Daily Record
Chippewa's defensive activity swarms Hiland, heading to third straight state final
NAVARRE − Playing against Chippewa soccer has been a daunting task for a great deal of their opponents this season, let alone the past three seasons. Some coaches will point to different reasons why the school from Doylestown is so difficult to overcome. If there's one answer, it's simply that the Chipps just don't let teams score. Chippewa's overall defensive activity was at the forefront of the Chipps 3-0 victory over Hiland in the all-Wayne/Holmes County Division V state semifinal matchup in Navarre at Fred Brideweser Stadium on Tuesday, Nov. 10. More: Chippewa earns 19th clean sheet of season, blanks Kirtland for third straight regional title It was the 20th shutout of the season for Chippewa (21-0-1) and they did it by swarming Hiland – playing in the school's first state semifinal appearance − as the Chipps forwards and midfielders won the ball high up the pitch in both ground and aerial duels, along with their backline making sure nothing gets in behind. Hiland (13-7-3) didn't register a shot on goal until about the last 10-15 minutes. "It's definitely really rewarding knowing we've only allowed five goals this year," said Chippewa sophomore fullback/midfielder Lea Ferrell. "I think it just all