Broncos face tough preseason as guards gain pace
Western Brown's coach previews a competitive Clinton County League season with three top teams to beat New Richmond Goshen and Northeastern while guards Greg Wood and Rick Lafferty push Chad Young’s role and a host of players like Brian Wallace Moon Gulick and Gibson vie for minutes.
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Randy Scott
Jim Gibson
Jim Tutt
Lewis
Broncos
Greg Wood
Rick Lafferty
Chadwell
Young
Brian Wallace
Brian Moon
Richie Gulick
Western
New Richmond
Misheff
Reid
Goshen
Northeastern
Gretn Lewis
Amelia
Batavia
Felicity
Western Brown
Gary Helton
Benny Jones
Mark Roades
Greg Saylor
Western Brown Broncos
Barry Wallace
Jerry
Batavia aims to overcome inexperience with size and depth
Batavia coach Tony Liming says the team relies on size and depth as they develop and compete in a balanced Clermont County League. He notes eight or nine players could start, with Dennis Whitaker at center the lone returning starter. Forwards Dick Ward and Greg Zagar show promise, and Thurman Kennedy could be a key contributor. The league features Goshen and West Clermont as strong contenders, with Amelia and New Richmond also in play amid a busy early schedule.
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Batavia
Tony Liming
Bulldogs
Carl Wood
Rick Hopper
Dennis Whitaker
Dick Ward
Greg Zagar
Thurman Kennedy
Liming
Goshen
Weste
Amelia
New Richmond
Rob Barber
Greg Carver
Haydar David
John Gatchett
Randy Gladwell
John Haney
Steve Wilson
Batavia Bulldogs
Haydar Dennis Whitaker
David
Misty Nixon Wins Honors in Ohio Cheer Competition
Misty Nixon a Williamsburg senior and cheerleader captain earned fifth place in a 25 plus rival senior cheerleaders field at Paint Valley High School Bainbridge Ohio. The contest took place on Saturday November 11 1978. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Russ Nixon of Williamsburg.
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Misty Nixon
Williamsburg
Misty
Paint Valley High School
Bainbridge
Ohio
Russ Nixon
Clermont Northeastern Varsity Basketball Preview
Coach Jack Bailey enters the season with five year tenure and six monogram winners. Jeff Rosselot and Mark Kleespiel anchor a fast, balanced lineup while addressing rebounding size. Other clubs like Western Brown Goshen New Richmond expect strong inside play and returning starters as Bailey aims to win each league game one by one. The roster lists Bauer Curry Daniels Donohoo Miller Ross Scarberry Teaney Thomas Williams and Wolfe with positions and heights noted.
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Clermont
Jeff Rosselot
Mark Kleespiel
Jack Bailey
Clermont Northeastern
John Bauer
Bill Curry
Barney Daniels
Don Donohoo
Roy Miller
Jerry Ross
Blane Scarberry
Dale Teaney
Randy Thomas
Mark Williams
Randy Wolfe
Don Donohoe
Randy
Barons Basketball Sees Strong Return From Veterans
Amelia's varsity team loses three lettermen including Craig Mazzaro but welcomes five returnees led by Brian Kilpatrick, a CCL all star, and guards Jeff Sears Ted Shivener plus Richard Arnold. Coach Karlos Patterson notes eleven capable athletes with juniors Brake Delisle and Gifford showing progress and potential impact.
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Amelia
Craig Mazzaro
Brian Kilpatrick
CCL
Richard Arnold
Bethel
Jeff Sears
Ted Shivener
Karlos Patterson
Barons
Amelia Barons
Stu Hartman
Doug Delisle
Garry Barton
Brian
Clermont County stars land all district football honors
Three Clermont County League players earned Class A all district status with Ron Butts of Williamsburg named first team offensive end, Tim Atersatier (6 1 210) listed at defensive tackle, both seniors under coach Ken Osborne. Goshen's Mike Holcomb (6 2 245) made Class AA defensive tackle, joining Clermont County all stars.
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Clermont County League
Williamsburg
Ron Butts
Timater
Ken Osborne
Goshen
Mike Holcomb
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