Fenwick Tennis Qualifies For District Compile
Fenwick high school advances three players to the district tournament. Heather Butt, the No 1 singles player, beat Erin Blake 6 2 6 4 to reach the sectional finals against Jessica Flannery of Hamilton Badin. The No 1 doubles pair, Lauren Dickerson and Lauren Steway, defeated Christie Lindner and Kyle Scully 6 3 7 5 to also advance, with sectional finals today at noon determining seedings for the district meet at Thomas Cloud Park in Dayton.
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Fenwick
Heather Butt
Erin Blake
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy
Butt
Hamilton Badin
Jessica Flannery
Lauren Dickerson
Lauren Steway
Christie Lindner
Kyle Scully
Cincinnati
Princeton High School
Thomas Cloud Park
Dayton
Middletown Boys Cross Country Ranked Fourth in State Poll
Middletown boys cross country sits fourth in the Ohio Association of Cross Country Coaches poll with 136 points. They trail Cleveland St Ignatius, Cincinnati St Xavier, and Cincinnati LaSalle, in the fifth of nine weekly polls this season.
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Middletown
Ohio Association of
Lakota East blank Middletown on Senior Night 5-0
Lakota East defeated Middletown 5-0 in a GMC boys soccer match. Middletown, with eight seniors starting, falls to 2-12 overall and 0-8 in the league, while Lakota East rises to 9-2-2. Junior varsity tied 0-0.
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Lakota East
Middletown
Middies
Greater Miami
Thunderhawks
Chris Myers
Madison
Madison boys or girls soccer beats Brookville 7 2
Sam Upshaw Erin Ponder and Kassie Evick each scored twice with Katie Blanton adding one in Madison Mohawks SWBL win over Brookville. Ponder also had an assist and Stacy Marsh made seven saves as Madison improves to 10-2-2, 9-1-1 SWBL and hosts Edgewood at 11 30 a m Saturday.
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Madison
Brookville
Sam Upshaw
Erin Ponder
Kassie Evick
Katie Blanton
Ponder
Stacy Marsh
Edgewood
Waynesville tops Madison in SWBL Buckeye action
Waynesville won three of four against Madison in Southwestern Buckeye League Buckeye Division play. Madison took the opener 25-22 but dropped the next three 25-14 25-20 25-9. Madison falls to 10-9 overall and 4-4 in league as Waynesville stays undefeated at 8-0 in SWBL Buckeye. Stacy Eckhardt had eight kills and Lindsay Hazelbaker six kills with three aces in the loss. Madison will host Brookville Monday.
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Waynesville
Madison
Spartans
Stacy Eckhardt
Mohawks
Lindsay Hazelbaker
Brookville
Middletown 19th at Fairfield in I girls golf sectional
Middletown finished 19th among 23 teams at the Division I girls golf sectional at Fairfield Golf Course on Tuesday. The Middies totaled 446 points led by Taylor Lanson with 106, Cristen Johnson and Sara Fletcher both at 109, followed by Katie Brown 122 and Sarah Combs 130.
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Middletown
Fairfield
Fairfield Golf Course
Middies
Taylor Lanson
Cristen Johnson
Sara Fletcher
Katie Brown
Sarah Combs
Midwest High School Coaching Clinic at Wade E Miller Gym
Top college coaches Paul Biancardi Jim Christian Dan Dakich Mike Garland Charlie Coles and Jim Boone attend a Saturday coaching clinic at Wade E Miller Gymnasium Registration starts 8 a.m. with $40 in advance $50 at the door For details contact Bob Ronai at 513 420 4500 Ext 391.
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Midwest
Wade E. Miller
Paul Biancardi
Wright State University
Jim Christian
Kent State University
Dan Dakich
Bowling Green State University
Mike Garland
Cleveland State University
Charlie Coles
Miami University
Jim Boone
Eastern Michigan University
Bob Ronai
Furcal's 11th inning shot ties playoff series
Rafael Furcal blasted a two out two run homer in the 11th inning to power the Atlanta Braves past the Houston Astros 4-2 and level the NL playoff series at 1-1. Furcal, facing legal troubles, added three hits and three RBIs while closer Brad Lidge blamed himself for failing to close. Smoltz pitched three innings and delivered a rare postseason hit as Atlanta rallied from a deficit to force extra innings.
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Atlanta
Rafael Furcal
Atlanta Braves
Furcal
Braves
Houston Astros
Adam LaRoche
Houston
Phil Garner
Brad Lidge
Lidge
Eli Marrero
Bobby Cox
Astros
Roy Oswalt
John Smoltz
Smoltz
Elias Sports Bureau
LaRoche
Turner Field
Yankees
Alex Gonzalez
Marlins
Weaver
Jim Edmonds
Cardinals
Cardinals Take 2-0 Lead as Marquis Surrenders Three Homers
The Cardinals loud start in Game 2 fell apart as Jason Marquis allowed three homers by Werth Green and Bradley. Bradley’s estimated 461 foot shot ricocheted off the right-field scoreboard. Weaver struggled in his postseason start, yielding six runs on eight hits as St Louis built a 2-0 series edge.
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Cardinals
Jason Marquis
Werth
Green
Bradley
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Marquis
Reese
Haren
Morris
Woody Williams
David Ross
Cal Eldred
Cesar Izturis
Steve Finley
Weaver
Bengals face big problems from tiny issues
Bengals struggle with a string of small errors that compound season woes. Palmer has 10 interceptions and a low passer rating on key downs while the defense ranks near the AFC bottom in yards allowed and takeaways. Nate Webster faces a lengthy injury layoff after knee surgery.
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Lewis
Palmer
Jon Kitna
Shayne Graham
Bengals
Cleveland
Playoff formula favors home team in key Ohio games
Pirates rout and Northridge at Carlisle, Miamisburg meets Springboro, Lebanon visits Dayton Carroll, Lakota East travels to Milford. Predictions favor home squads with few doubts, emphasizing “Just win” mindset and playoff implications for Northridge, Springboro, Carroll, and East.
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Pirates
Dayton Northridge
Carlisle
Indians
Polar Bears
Northridge
Miamisburg
Springboro
Panthers
Fairborn
Lebanon
Dayton Carroll
Cincinnati Moeller
Carroll
Warriors
Lakota East
Divi
Sion I
Milford
East
Thunderhawks
Jamal Lewis avoids lengthy sentence in drug case
Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis pleaded guilty to using a cell phone to arrange a drug deal and received four months in prison to be served after the season. The plea drops drug conspiracy and attempted cocaine possession charges and adds two months in a halfway house plus 500 hours of community service. Sentencing is set for January 26 with potential NFL punishment pending.
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Atlanta
Baltimore Ravens
Jamal Lewis
Lewis
NFL
Valley View golfer shines as team ranks and individual scores listed
Valley View golfer Michael Roe fires 46 on the back nine and 45 earlier. Father Mike Roe praises him for overcoming a late start and limited summer play. The piece lists team results with Versailles leading and Valley View finishing 12th at 350, plus individual scores and local players in the district meet.
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Valley View
Roe
Mike
Pinelon U
Versailles
Cincinnati
Wyoming
Kettering Alter
Fenwick
Indian Hill
Roger Bacon
Springfield Northwestern
Dayton Oakwood
St. Paris
Graham
Batavia
Waynesville
Devin Chrisman
Jarryd Lentz
Andrew
Moore
Jeffrey Hodapp
Todd Kramer
Andy Platt
Alter
Anthony Ward
J.C. Doyle
Max Frey
Cory Tardiff
Tyler Hawk
Levi Dohs
Evan Sikes
Bud Hosier
Jimmy Lawson
Kell
Hogg
Joe Bruggeman
Mike Mosko
Austin Smith
John Whaley
Franklin
Jake Barnes
Ben Richardson
Jon Tipton
Tvision II
DeGraff Riverside
Cincinnati Seven Hills
Sidney Lehma Catholic
North Lewisburg Triad
Springfield Catholic Central
Cincinnati Country Day
Miami Valley
Franklin-Monroe
Anna
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy
Pleasant Hill Newton
Fayetteville
Michael Strayer
Riverside
Perry Kauppinen
Jordan Millice
Triad
Austin Derkson
Seven Hills
Kyler Booker
Newton
Nate Fridley
Lehman Catholic
Jonathan Coleman
Kevin Trempe
Catholic Central
Andy Ellison
CHCA
Zach Wood
Joey Davis
Seth Green
Corey Daulton
West Liberty Salem
Michael Roe
Middletown Christian
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