SWBL announces 2004 All-League football selections
The Southwestern Buckeye League released its 2004 All-League list across divisions. Carlisle’s John Aregood named Coach of the Year in Buckeye Division while Valley View’s Jay Niswonger shares Southwest Division Coach of the Year with Paul Stone of Dayton Oakwood. First and second teams include multiple players from Carlisle, Brookville, Waynesville, Madison, New Lebanon Dixie, Dayton Northridge, Bellbrook, Eaton, and Oakwood, with numerous honorees and special awards across the two divisions.
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SWBL
Southwestern Buckeye League
John Aregood
Carlisle
Buckeye
Jay Niswonger
Valley View
Dayton Oakwood
Paul Stone
John Buckeye
SVMS
Matt George
Nic Lamb
Jimmy Oney
Jaeson Hudnall
Jared Hardwick
Brookville
Josh Turner
Kyle Todd
Cody Martin
Jeff Hooks
Waynesville
Robert Montgomery
Anthony Payton
Joe Lamb
Madison
Mike Clark
Justin Meade
Tony Johnson
New Lebanon Dixie
Ben Spahr
Dave Woodgeard
Dayton Northridge
Brandon Rogers
Zach Reynolds
Ramell Middleton
Andrew Steward
Blake Vanover
Randy Swain
Brody Osborn
Jacob Robinson
Tyler Alery
Derek Mason
Travis Childs
Ben Kroehle
Cameron Jones
Joe Bennett
Alex Gray
Chris Roberts
Heath Lukacs
Chad Craft
Ronnie Boyer
Jory Brown
Eric Viars
Kyle Sewert
Jeremy Kilgore
Kyle McKinzie
Mike Powell
Stewart Watson
Matt Spears
Ryan Peak
David Huber
David Lowe
Jordan Trimbie
Northridge
Tyler Allery
Bellbrook
Chad Clemens
Jason Cook
Tyler Shartle
Austin Spiller
Nathan Yahle
Blake Newsock
Lucas Kramer
Elliott Boyd
Chase Collins
Nick Lewis
Rob Pancoast
Max Kraus
Eaton
Manfred Schreyer
Chad Norton
Brandon Williams
Miltonlini
Stefan Deeter
Dustin Smith
Andrew Dyke
Dusten Harper
Jordan Ross
J.T. Tomlin
Brent Wilson
John Rupp
Trey Weidle
Stephen Henry
Mark Ratliff
David Gibbons
Lance Malusky
Aaron Huber
Deron Werts
Tony Smith
Jake Johnson
Milton Union
Scott Tyree
Mitchell Evans
Eric Schweller
Chris Bennett
Josh Wolf
Josh Parker
Chris Hardy
Jesse Lefforge
A.J. McCampbell
Brandon Robinson
Michael Theele
Eric Antonides
Oakwood
Bellbro
Austin Spitler
Monroe wrestlers claim multiple podiums in preseason tourney
Monroe's Kyle Noe won first in the 126-pound class at the West Carrollton preseason tournament. Mitchell Treadway and Stephen Kelley earned second place, while Bobby Kelley Brent Liberto Sterling Jones and Kyle Sherry took third. The Hornets open the season at 5 p.m. on December 1 hosting Finneytown and Indian Hill.
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Monroe
Kyle Noe
West Carrollton
Mitchell Treadway
Stephen Kelley
Bobby Kelley
Brent Liberto
Sterling Jones
Kyle Sherry
Hornets
Finneytown
Indian Hill
Coffman YMCA opens season led by Osterhage and Dobbins
Coffman YMCA swims season opener at Wright State University featured Molly Osterhage Jessica Dobbins and John Creech as leaders. Coach Norman Wright with assistants Robin Barbiea Judy McLaughlin and Jason Swartz guided the team. Fifteen members earned qualifying times for future YMCA AA and Zone meets in March at Miami University.
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Molly Osterhage
Jessica Dobbins
John Creech
Coffman Ymca
Wright State University
Coffman
Norman Wright
Robin Barbiea
Judy McLaughlin
Jason Swartz
Wings Sims University
Miami University
Dani Barbiea
Kellie Barbiea
Allyson Best
Amanda Brown
Julie Creech
Mark Febus
Matt Garrison
Blaine Kincaid
Erin McLaughlin
Jessie McLaughlin
Patrick Mulcare
Devin Spencer
Amanda Stier
Jackie Swartz
Brandon Worley
Emily Zengel
Sycamore Arsenal Silver Seeks U-12 Girls Players
The Sycamore Arsenal Silver, a U-12 girls select soccer team, is seeking field and goal players to fill their spring roster. All trainings and home games are at the Sycamore Arsenal Soccer Complex on Ohio 42.
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National Girls Football Association
National Women’s Football Association
NWFA
Footballoffice
Cs.com
Warren County Soccer Club
Warren County
WCSC
Wcsoccerclub
Wesoccerclub
U-12 Arsenal
Sycamore Arsenal Silver
Sycamore Arsenal
Ohio 42
Hueston Woods Golf Course Open in Winter Months
Hueston Woods State Park golf course remains open during the winter months weather permitting. Reduced rates apply from now through March 31, 2005. For more information call (513) 523-8081.
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Hueston Woods
Hueston Woods State Park
Cavaliers edge Hawks for first win of season
LeBron James scored 25 points and Zydrunas Ilgauskas added 27 as Cleveland beat Atlanta in Atlanta. Antoine Walker led the Hawks with 22 points and Glen Harrington added 14 as Atlanta squandered a 54 52 halftime lead. The Hawks slipped to 0-4 while Cleveland improved to 1-3.
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LeBron James
Hawks
Zydrunas Ilgauskas
Cleveland
Antoine Walker
Harrington
James
Boris Diaw
Jeff McInnis
Kevin Willis
Heat
Wizards
Shaquille O’neal
Miami Heat
Washington Wizards
Dwayne Wade
Udonis Haslem
Miami
O’neal
Los Angeles Lakers
Magic
Mavericks
Grant Hill
Steve Francis
Orlando
Francis
Hedo Turkoglu
Dwight
Milwaukee
Providence
R.I
NBA
Portland
Zach Randolph
Knicks
Jamal Crawford
Ste
Phon Marbury
Nazr Mohammed
New York
Trevor Ariza
UCLA
Allen Iverson
Philadelphia
Andre Iguodala
Willie Green
Pacers
Timberwolves
Jermaine O’neal
Indiana
Minnesota
Kevin Garnett
Latrell Sprewell
Garnett
Sprewell
Wally Szczerbiak
Suns
Bulls
Amare Stoudemire
Phoenix
Chicago
Shawn Marion
Steve Nash
Joe Johnson
Quentin Richardson
Lakers
Hornets
Kobe Bryant
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Caron Butler
Baron Davis
Rockets
Grizzlies
Tracy McGrady
Houston
McGrady
Juwan Howard
Yao Ming
Rockets SuperSonics
Nuggets
Ray Allen
Seattle
Denver
Rashard Lewis
Luke Ridnour
Sonics
Carmelo Anthony
Detroit Pistons
Andre Miller
Antonio Daniels
Cleveland Cavalers
Atlanta Hawks
Royal Ivey
Ivey
Josh Smith
Middletown bowlers join Hall of Fame class
Three area men from Middletown dominate local bowling records. Johnson, a longtime competitor in Middletown Franklin and Cincinnati leagues, helped Ed's Restaurant win the 1959 Sports Bowl team tournament and later led Palmer Temps to the city tournament title. He also claimed the MBA all event title with 2108. Inductees join women Gerri Gunderson Kim Berger Bonnie Moore and Cheri Jozwiak. Dinner at VFW Hall on Coles Rd with cocktails at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations via Missy Gainey or Sheila McCormick.
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Fenwick
Fenwick High School
Tony Esposito
Amy Rivizzino
Denaire Nori
Ted Parrella
Patricia Averdick Dobler
Dennis Braun
C. Frederick Hollon
Catherine Herr Mulligan
Middletown
Johnson
Hamilton
Finest
Ed’s
Palmer Temps
Gerri Gunderson
Kim
Berger
Bonnie Moore
Cheri Jozwiak
VFW
Coles Rd
Missy Gainey
Sheila McCormick
Clemens Wins Seventh Cy Young and Hall of Fame Induction
Roger Clemens secures a seventh Cy Young Award and enters the Hall of Fame. The star pitcher reflects on family loss, three Cy Youngs with Boston, two with Toronto, one with the Yankees, and being the first to win BBWAA awards with four teams. He helped Houston toward a World Series bid as Albert Pujols and Scott Rolen fueled a St Louis comeback, while bonuses push career earnings past $6.8 million for 2004.
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Perry
Johnson
Pedro Martinez
Clemens
Nolan Ryan
Astros
Houston
St. Louis
Albert Pujols
Scott Rolen
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