Unbeaten Lions Triumph in Clermont Area Showdown
New Richmond clinched at least a share of the CCL title with a 40-19 victory over Williamsburg as Willis led scoring with 45 and 48 yard runs, Clint Hall scored from the four, and Adam Bird added four PATs. Burgs and Lions players contributed on defense and special teams amid a strong Clermont Court hustle.
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New Richmond
Williamsburg
Lions
Shannon Sittason
Willis
Clint Hall
Adam Bird
Orville Simpson
Girls Southeast
Cincinnati
Jim Waldron
Amelia tops Bethel 34 14 in hard fought contest
Amelia, 7 1, defeated Bethel 34 14 after a 6 6 first quarter stalemate. Crouse ran 93 yards for a pair of scores and 174 rushing yards overall while Bechtel and McGuire added key plays. Bethel’s Thompson opened with an 89 yard kickoff return and Shinkle caught 6 passes for 107 yards as New Richmond rankings noted. Amelia 7 1 heads to Williamsburg. Bethel 4 3 1 to Goshen.
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Amelia
Bethel
Barons
Mark Crouse
Eddie Bechtel
Tony McGuire
Bruce Smith
Crouse
Bill Thompson
Tim Shinkle
Todd Ridener
Thompson
Bechtel
Bill Brown
Zak Taylor
Mancini
Shinkle
Todd Jackson
Mike McConnell
Jackson
Jay Wilson
Gary Overla
Amelia-Bethel
Charlie Carpenter
Clermont County League football leaders and stats rise
Standings show New Richmond 6-0 and Amelia 51, Clermont N E Eastern 42, Bethel 2-3-1. Batavia, Goshen 2-4. point totals, averages, and defensive marks listed. Individual leaders include Mark Crouse 100 points and Stan Willis 48 for New Richmond with various rushing, receiving, and punting stats across Ame, NR, Bat, CNE, Gos, and Wms.
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New Richmond
Amelia
C. N'Eastern
Bethel
Batavia
Goshen
Sin
Gos
Bet
Bat
Wms
Ame
CNE
Mark Crouse
Stan Willis
Fishback
Miller
Sittason
Smith
Brown
Orville Simpson
Tim Shinkle
Ducker
Strathman
Glover
Bechtel
Carter
Gary Henderson
Jamie Payne
Lesker
Sturgeon
Helbig
Perry
Anne
Overla
Shinkle
Woodward
Todd Ridener
Ron Mancini
Scott Remoe Wilson
Morris
Riley
Jackson
Rutherford
Wood
Prophet proves prowess in weekly forecast
The forecaster picks Barons over Amelia, Wildcats 38-15, Tigers 21-20, Trojans 240, CNE 27-7, and Western Brown edged by Eastern in a week that may set a new Courier accuracy record above 82 percent.
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Courier
Amelia
Williamsburg
Barons
Wildcats
Hether
Goshen
Tigers
New Richmond
Batavia
Lions
Sycamore
Glen Exte
Trojans
Aviators
Western Brown
Eastern
Western
CNE
Goshen Falls to Mariemont as Trojans slump to seventh loss
Goshen’s offense produced 260 rushing yards but trailed 27-0 after each quarter. Barnett led with 102 yards on five carries, Dale 73 on 12 attempts, Smith 48 on 10 as Goshen’s defense forced turnovers. Coach Rise praised hard hitting and sportsmanship in the CNE-Goshen clash.
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Glen Este
Trojans
Mariemont
Ron Petrey
Goshen
Barnett
Dale
Todd Smith
Smith
Tony Barnett
Perry Ross
Scott Ward
John Washko
George Rise
C. N'Eastern
Western
Brown
Bethel
CNE Redskins Edge Goshen In High-Scoring 35-29 Victory
CNE outscored Goshen 35-29 led 28-14 at half and 28-21 after a 14- all first quarter. Fishback scored on six and 30 yard runs with Lindsey catching multiple TD passes. Beuke added five extra points as CNE totaled 365 yards. Multiple players contributed in rushing and defense with key tackles and interceptions.
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C. N'Eastern
Goshen
CNE
Bill Fishback
Pat Lindsey
Sam Brown
Jim Beuke
Jeff Fogelsong
Warrior
Tim Barnett
Gerald Wright
Herb Wilder
Jay Dale
Fishback
Sus
Rod Walters
Brown
Barry Brothers
Kevin Thomas
Lindsey
Kevin
Brothers
Shawn Jones
Thomas
Dave Wolf
Batavia Routs Western in 22-6 High School Football Victory
Batavia pulled from the CCL cellar with a 22-6 win over Western Brown. Rob Miller opened scoring on a 22 yard pass from John Sammons, and Mark Helbig added a 39 yard reception and a one yard plunge. Helbig ran 38 times for 143 yards as Batavia totaled 143 rushing and 142 passing yards. Western rushed 138 yards and passed 102. Postgame notes cited Batavia coach Frank Montgomery saying it was their best game of the season. Western faces C. N. Eastern next.
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Batavia
Western Brown
Bulldogs
Rob Miller
John Sammons
Mark Helbig
Miller
Helbig
Rick Ducker
Jim Evans
Western
Carroll
Robert Smith
Jim Sturgeon
Tony Cooper
Sturgeon
Dan Fischer
Cooper
Fischer
New Richmond
Ema
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