Waynesville tops Madison 6 5 in shootout for advance
Waynesville and Madison played to a 1-1 tie through regulation and two overtime periods, then Waynesville won the Division II second round sectional tilt in a shootout at Brandenburg Field. Corey Hay netted the winner for the Spartans.
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Monroe earns second-round win in Division III soccer
Monroe 3 Springfield Central Catholic 0 to reach sectional final at Switzer Field. Natalie Creekbaum nets two goals, Gracie Boutson adds one, Brandi Hubbard makes seven saves for the 11th shutout of the season. Hornets face Brookville or Springfield Northwestern Monday.
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Oak Hills sweeps Lebanon in three in sectional play
Cincinnati Oak Hills beat Lebanon 25-21 25-15 25-15 in Division I Sycamore Sectional on Thursday. Franklin falls to Eaton 25-9 25-17 25-19 ending Wildcats run in Springboro Sectional second round. Lakota West ousts Princeton 25-18 25-15 25-12 to reach Division I Fairfield Sectional final set for Saturday.
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Practice for Middletown youth cross country Monday
The Middletown youth cross country program schedules a 4:30 p.m. Monday practice for boys and girls at the Bob Mucha track facility, Middletown High School. Call Scott Dalton at 513 933 0527 or Tom Turner at 513 424 1918 for details.
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Reds travel to Fenway for interleague visit in 2005
Cincinnati Reds schedule shows a June 13 to 15 road trip to Fenway Park for a meeting with the Boston Red Sox, the first Fenway visit since the 1975 World Series. The year opens April 4 at home versus the New York Mets with a busy early road swing to Houston and St. Louis.
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Middletown Princeton game faces turnovers and senior night
The GMC contest centers on turnovers as Princeton and Middletown struggle with ball security. Senior night adds weight for Martin’s Middies, who travel three hours to Mason County after hosting. ESPN: quarterback Chris Wright and Buckeye-bound Andre Amos loom as big-play threats while Dodds stresses limits on long passes and returns. Thompson's knee recovery progresses with multiple surgeries ahead at Drake Rehabilitation Center.
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CARDINALS FORCE Game 7 Victory in NLCS Thriller
The Cardinals prevailed 16th pennant after a dramatic 6th inning surge led by Pujols with four homers and nine RBIs across the series, while Clemens struggled in a pivotal Game 7. Walker added an insurance run as St Louis captured the NL pennant over Houston.
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Perry says patience needed to grow with offense
Broncos coach Jim Anderson notes Perry must be patient as the offense develops. Several key players are listed as out or questionable with concussions, Achilles, shin, illness, or knee injuries, while rookie Landon Johnson is probable. Monday Night football adds both excitement and a short week, with stadium gates opening early and parking guidance for fans.
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Picks and predictions from The Journal weekly high school games
The Journal sports editor John Bombatch previews Friday’s high school games. Hornets improve to 21-17 with a home win, Carlisle hosts Waynesville as 21-7 Indians, Bellbrook visits Valley View in a 28-24 Spartans tilt, Springboro battles Lebanon 28-14 after recent results, and Lakota East 8-0 faces Lakota West amid Harbin rankings doubts with East predicted to crack the top eight after this week.
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