Lions edge Bethel 14 13 in hard fought NR clash
New Richmond remains unbeaten yet narrowly escapes Bethel 14 to 13 at NR. Henderson 70 yard kickoff return and Sittason 55 yard play spark NR. Ridener scores for Bethel, Woodward adds 11th straight extra point. Defensive plays and steady ground game key NR win. Bethel coach Gregovich praises execution and heart.
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New Richmond
Bethel
Gary Henderson
Tigers
Dennis Carter
Todd Ridener
Lions
Shannon Sittason
Adam Bird
Ridener
Tim Woodward
Sittason
Henderson
Stan Willis
Clint Hall
Tom Bowman
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Bowley
Bowman
Gary Overla
Bill Thompson
Tim Shinkle
Carter
Bill Riley
Mike McConnell
John Faubi
Dennis Gregovich
Eereae Cone
Deer Park
Glen Este
Trojans
Goshen
Warriors
Amelia trounces Goshen 30 0 in shutout win
Amelia Baron team dominated Goshen 30 to 0 as they led 8 0 at first break, 24 0 at halftime and 24 0 after three quarters. Mark Crouse scored three first half touchdowns and rushed 16 times for 111 yards while Tony McGuire added 68 rushing yards and a fourth quarter score.
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Amelia
Goshen
Barons
Mark Crouse
Eddie Bechtel
Crouse
McGuire
Lions win in net sectional at Sycamore High
New Richmond girls tennis competed in the Class AAA sectional at Sycamore High School. Kelly Mahan defeated Ann Gibbons and others before falling to Patty McCarthy of St. Ursula. Kim Schmidgall beat Batavia, as Bethel remained competitive. New Richmond held recent form with two wins in three matches and a 65-0 shutout of St Bernard, while singles players Hayslip, Schmidgall, and Fisch led the Lionesses in key results.
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Richmond
Kathy Schmidgall
Sherri Fisch
Tammy Hayslip
Laurie Slater
Kim Schmidgall
Amy Diesman
Beth DeAtley
Kathy Smith
Theresa Chambers
Kelly Mahan
Kim Jones
Judy Middeler
New Richmond
Sycamore High School
Lions
Ann Gibbons
Madeira
Marsha Imfeld
Hamilton Badin
Patty McCarthy
St. Ursula
Suzanne Clavic
Greenhills
Kathy King
Middletown Fenwick
St. Bernard
Lionesses
Amelia
Dave Shepherd
Colin Williams
Gary
Morris
Tim Crouse
Doug Phillips
Lion
Jim Paxton
Tom Gerding
Richard Johnson
Robert Halcomb
C. N.eastern
Todd Kelly
Eric Wahl
Rob Carrier
George Keyes
Clifford Lindsey
CNE
Phillips
Lance Ringlang
Carrier
Kelly
Rockets
Cincinnati Country Day
Ed Blasky
GE Wins EHL Soccer Tourney title over Loveland
Glen Este Trojans won the Eastern Hills League boys soccer tournament with a 3-1 victory over Loveland. Tony Mentzel, Joe King and Pat Deininger scored. In the semi finals GE edged Sycamore 3-2. Troy Hopkins tallied twice and King once. The 1982 season stands at 13-2.
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Glen Este
Loveland
Tony Mentzel
Joe King
Pat Deininger
Trojan
Sycamore
Troy Hopkins
King
Trojans
Trojan Gals
Mariemont
Milford
Michelle Long
Dayna Wilson
Amelia
Lady Barons
Seven Hills
Sandy Vaske
Cincinnati
Goshen, Kaha Coaches Reflect After Tight Game
Goshen head coach George praised his team while Kaha mentor Charlie Carpenter noted they played well. Carpenter said the Goshen side capitalized on mistakes and executed well as the game concluded.
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Kaha
Charlie Carpenter
Goshen
George
Amelia Upbeat After Tight Win Hosts Western Brown Friday
Rise praised the players and highlighted Amelia’s strong performance against the opponent. Amelia, now 5-1, will host Western Brown on Friday while Goshen, at 2-4, welcomes New Richmond.
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Amelia
Hkarons
Broncos
Rise
New Richmond
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