Williamsburg Girls Lead Clermont Track at Dayton Meet
Williamsburg dominates Clermont County entries at weekend sectional meets. Wildcat girls win Class A with 119 points. Batavia fourth, Felicity eleventh. Burg relays qualify for district in Dayton. multiple individuals set marks in sprints, jumps, and throws across Class A, AA, and AAA events.
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Amelia Wins 1978 All-Sports Trophy For Barons
Amelia High School captures the 1978 all-sports trophy with a current 80 point total after ten of eleven sports counted. Bethel Tate 65, Clermont Northeastern 59, New Richmond 55, Goshen 55, Batavia 43, Western Brown 41, Williamsburg 32, Felicity Franklin 17. Barons claimed CCL titles in cross country, girls volleyball, boys track and tennis. golf, girls basketball, and track runners-up. Bethel in golf and wrestling. CNE in football and girls basketball. New Richmond second in football, wrestling, and girls basketball. Goshen second in football and cross country. Batavia second in boys basketball. Western Brown added wrestling and tennis as growth. Williamsburg led in girls track. Felicity improved in boys and girls basketball and boys track.
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Cahall Signs Intent Letter With Bowling Green
Randy Cahall of Batavia High School has signed a National Letter of Intent with Bowling Green State University. A top recruit for the Varsity Golf Program, Cahall chose BG over several universities for its business school ranking and strong golf program. He posted a 37.5 stroke average over four years and played in the State High School Golf Championships twice. He earned Clermont County All Star honors for three straight years and was named to the Southwest Ohio AAA Golf Team once.
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Dickten Named New Head Grid Coach at Goshen High
Terry Dickten, Goshen High School 1968 graduate and 1972 alumnus, takes the helm as head grid coach. A former Dixie instructor in physical education and driver training, he spent six years there and led as varsity offense assistant for three seasons and freshman coach with a 16-4-1 mark. He also served three years as head baseball coach, starred in three varsity football seasons, and helped Goshen win the Clermont County League diamond title as a junior while only one loss came in his senior year to the league champions Amelia. He anticipates the upcoming football season and milestone in his new role.
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Memorial Day softball tourney at Golden Pheasant fields
Mt. Carmel LaRosa's sponsors a Memorial Day weekend slow pitch tourney. The double elimination event runs May 27 28 and 29 on Golden Pheasant fields with Southern Ohio umpires. Entry is 65 dollars. Trophies for first and second place, team members, one home run trophy, and a leading hitter trophy will be awarded. For info or entry call 152-8959.
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New Richmond Girls Swim Team Enjoys Successful Season
The New Richmond girls varsity swimming team, led by coach Judy Middeler, fielded seven returning seniors and juniors. They defeated larger schools such as Withrow and Woodward, with strong performances in freestyle led by Susan Mather Bonnie Henderson Janet Middeler and Jeanne Corwin, and butterfly by Lisa Ferguson and Corwin. The Lions praised hard practice, sustained effort, and support from the boys team as they closed a two month season with solid times.
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