Edgewood and Dayton Stebbins Tie Medalist Honors at Sugar Isle
Edgewood's Dave D'Ambrosio and Dayton Stebbins' Betsy Beaver each shot 40 to share medalist honors in a Mid-Miami League golf meet at Sugar Isle. Josh Schueller scored 41 for Edgewood, as the Cougars fell to 5-7 overall and 3-5 in the league. Edgewood travels to Franklin today. Middletown JVs finish 16th at Fairfield Invite with 368, led by Eric True and Chris Harte 89, Brooks Howard 90. Kettering Alter won with 297. Middies return Wednesday vs Milford.
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Monroe JV Football Beats Waynesville 42 27 on Monday
Monroe junior varsity defeated Waynesville 42 to 27 as Tyler Osterman threw three touchdown passes and ran for two more. Josh Herron caught two TD passes, Danny Leahy another, and Travis Combs added a rushing score. Monroe improves to 3-0 and travels to Lebanon Saturday.
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Falcons sweep Spartans as Fenwick wins in three
Fenwick defeated host Valley View in three games 25-22 25-18 25-11 to move to 7-2. Jenni Ramminger led with 13 kills and four blocks while Kelsey Dauer and Molly Adams added seven and six kills.
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PBS to Host WNT Fan Celebration Tour Match in Cincinnati
United States Soccer announced the U S Women's National Team will face New Zealand on October 10 at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati. The kickoff time is TBA. The tour honors the Olympic gold medal team and features veterans Brandi Chastain Kristine Lilly Briana Scurry amid retirements of Joy Fawcett Julie Foudy and Mia Hamm.
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OSU NC State clash fuels Hall highlight hopes
NC State receiver Tramain Hall eyes a SportsCenter spotlight after last year’s 44 38 triple overtime loss to Ohio State. Hall and Richard Washington collided on a kick return fumble at the 3 yard line, a moment Hall mocks yet seeks to forget as he prepares to face OSU again. Hall finished last season with 69 catches for 799 yards and seven TDs, while OSU’s Mike Nugent earned Big Ten co special teams honors for a game winning kick. The Buckeyes seek balance after a largely aerial showing.
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Reds win as Wilson stalls on win 10th loss
Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 4 3 at Great American Ball Park as pitcher Paul Wilson, despite a solid outing, suffers his 10th winless start. The Reds break open the tie in the eighth on Darren Bragg and Wily Mo Pefia hits, with Danny Graves securing the save.
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Panthers Fall to Packers After Key Injuries and Turnovers
Panthers star Steve Smith broke his left leg and Jake Delhomme struggled to pass as Green Bay built a 24-7 lead. Muhsin Muhammad's 30-yard TD catch briefly trimmed the margin, but Carolina's two early turnovers, including Brad Hoover’s fumble, helped the Packers extend the advantage. Brett Favre finished 15 of 22 for 143 yards as Green Bay piled up yardage and points.
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Tennessee Tech Receiver in Coma After Collision
Tennessee Tech wide receiver Drew Hixon remained in a medically induced coma in critical condition at St Joseph's Hospital in Tampa after a helmet to helmet collision during Saturdays 21 7 loss to South Florida. He is son of Washington Redskins assistant coach Stan Hixon and has not regained consciousness since the hit.
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Bengals fall to Jets as run defense falters again
Bengals struggle to stop the run in a Jets dominated by a 219 rushing total over five games. Nate Webster made three tackles on 62 plays as Cincinnati failed at the point of attack. Carson Palmer showed promise with 248 yards and a touchdown before a late interception sealed the loss.
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Fenwick Beats Badin In Girls Tennis Match
Fenwick def Badin 4-1 as Heather Butt defeated Jessica Flannery in three sets. Singles results include Lori Alfers over Carolyn Hageman and Christina Donnam over Katie Lintner. Fenwick doubles teams Stehaveon Steway and Harrison Ling won, with Coxoh noting the final score and local coverage.
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Marlins win on the road as Ivan hits NL wildcard chase
Florida overcame four Montreal errors to beat the Expos 6-3 at U.S. Cellular Field after being chased out of Florida by Hurricane Ivan. The crowd was small and spread, with notable Expos supporters among Chicago fans. Florida remains two games behind San Francisco in the NL wild-card race as they prepare to face Montreal again.
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