Lakota and Monroe finish strong in 1975-76 athletic season
Lakota Thunderbirds claim two Mid Miami League titles and an undefeated girls basketball season plus a co champ in softball. Dana Anderson starred in tennis as the league crown was decided on the final point. Monroe Hornets claim cross country and track MVP honors, with standout Don Brooks and a 16-5 basketball season.
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Lakota Hills husband wife golf tourney held at club
Lakota Hills Men's Golf Association hosted a husband wife tournament followed by a clubhouse covered dish supper. John and Betty Power chaired. Low net teams were Dick and Paulette Keller with Lou and Wanda Coury first. Gene and Jeannie Wilson with George Kerr second. Bob Merland Mary Merland Ed Grooms Peggy Grooms third. Special prizes went to Kathleen Skelton Bill Tracy closest to flag no 2 and Jeannie Wilson Chuck McConnell longest putt no 3.
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Lakota Boosters create John Pringle Sportsmanship Award
The Lakota Booster Club establishes the John Pringle Sportsmanship Award for a senior athlete excelling in sportsmanship loyalty and citizenship. Coaches nominate across sports and vote at the May meeting. first award slated for 1977.
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Compliance of OHSAA Rules Aligns With Title IX
The State Board of Control adopted new regulations to ensure Title IX compliance for all member high schools. Effective July 1, 1976 these rules remove sex based scheduling limits. Girls sports including basketball softball tennis and track will mirror boys limits with expanded game counts.
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