Wildcats Clinch 4 Wins in Week with Series of Scores
Dave Baders Wildcats went 4 1 over the week lifting their record to 8 3 and remaining unbeaten in league play. They beat Greenhills 9 4 Reading 11 0 and Lawrenceburg 9 6 and 9 8 while losing to Elder 9 7. Greg Loos won the first game vs the Pioneers with 7 hits and 8 strikeouts, and Kyle Hockman sparked with 4 RBIs. Hockman shut out Reading on one hit, with 13 Cats hits. Brad McDonald and Harrison led a strong hitting week, while Lawrenceburg was edged in a comeback victory. Coach Bader praised the team’s resilience and Loos pitching, noting improvement from the bottom of the order.
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Robby Eckel
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Tony Gober
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Wyoming Wins Jim Wright Relays Under Light-Hearted Glow
Wyoming captured the Jim Wright Relays hosted by the Cowboys with 103 points, Greenhills 87, Wildcats 74, Finneytown 50, Taylor 49, Reading 12, Norwood 11. Girls meet saw Reading lead 84, Finneytown 79, Greenhills 68, Harrison 56, Wyoming 35, Norwood 24, Taylor 15. Bob Ellis Darrell Brown triple effort earned third in Shot Put. Phenom relay results span Discus, Javelin, and Distance Medley with Rob Urbanski Paul Seiter key placings. Knights of Columbus Relays at Princeton oval produced fourth in Discus, third in Pole Vault, and Distance Medley thirds. Coach Bruce Williamson’s team posted several third-place finishes.
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Norwood
Harrison
Bob Ellis
Darrell Brown
Brian Isbell
Eric Brunner
Paul Montavon
Rob Urbanski
Paul Seiter
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Mike Inman
Mike Hoffman
Dave Wilzbach
Jason Urbanski
Kirk Nowlin
Troy Gabbard
Steve Barnes
Bruce Williamson
Thin Clads
Knights of Columbus
Princeton Oval
Marc Grubbs
Pat Chaney
Pep Club Athletic Scholar Award Winners Named
Four students are honored each season with the Pep Club Athletic Scholar Award. Nominated by coaches and chosen by a faculty committee, eighth graders Cindy Schwendenmann and Jim Nutty receive the honor along with seventh graders Cary Keller and Tammie Wilson for excellence in athletics leadership citizenship service and self image.
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Run Around 5K to Benefit March of Dimes
On Sunday May 5 a fun run through Americana Amusement Park raises funds for the March of Dimes. The 5K costs 10 dollars and includes a shirt four free park admissions and door prizes. The first 500 entrants can compete for overall and age division trophies. Registration forms are at the March of Dimes office and local YMCAs.
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Question: Who’s the most confident athlete in sports voting
Sports fans are asked to vote from seven nominees selected by journalists. The list includes Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Los Angeles Lakers and Mary Decker, U S track record holder for distances from 800, plus Dale Murphy in baseball, among others.
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Tennis Team Off To Good Start
The boys tennis team opened with a 3-1 week, beating Greenhills 3-2 with key wins by McDowell and Nicholson. They then lost to NCH Harrison 4-1 before defeating Reading Blue Devils 4-1 to move to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the league.
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Roger Larsson
Larry Morgan
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Brian Scott
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O’connor
Mark Allen
Paul Birlinger
Brinkman
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Ladycat Softballers Have Rough Week
The Ladycats dropped a 13 to 9 contest after trailing 8 to 0 through two innings but rallied to tie before losing 2 to 0 to Colerain. Kelly Hey and Kim Smith led with 2 for 3, Smith adding a triple. Reading beat them 5 to 1, leaving them 3 and 2 overall with five games this week.
Society Bank Opens Season With 6-2 Win Over Invaders
Society Bank dominated Our Lady of Victory in a 6-2 season opener. Lisa Baumann scored twice as teammates Lisa and Julie Banks hit striking passes and Courtney Kelly added a goal. Meredith Buschur and Lisa completed hat tricks as HarrisonPressed forwards controlled early play.
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Lisa Baumann
Joy Schaefer
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Julie Banks
Society
Courtney Kelly
Our Lady of Team
Meredith Buschur
Heather Schulte
Heather Lee
Vicki Hinkle
Kelli Drew
Jenny Lawson
Keri Grubbs
Amanda Peak
Amy Pohlman
Amy Lampe
Tracey Havenschild
Biddles Capture First Victory Over International Five Nil
Biddles Building Materials crushed International five to zero as the visitors fielded only eight players and exited at halftime. Harrison opened scoring off a Geise shot, followed by Denzler on a ricochet. Birch, Galbraith, Geise, and Denzler added goals in a dominant display at Whitewater Senior Citizen Center. Next week Harrison faces Budna Grill from North College Hill at 4 p.m.
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Gary Denzler
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