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News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: SOFTBALL Saturday, March 27, 2021 3 INDEX On the cover SOFTBALL������������������������������������������3-5 East Clinton’s Isaiah Curtis takes a mighty swing at a baseball during a recent practice. Spring sports are underway with games scheduled to begin in Clinton County on March 26. BASEBALL������������������������������������������7, 8 LACROSSE��������������������������������������������9 TENNIS��������������������������������������������10, 11 TRACK & FIELD: GIRLS��������������������13-15 TRACK & FIELD: BOYS���������������������15-17 SCHEDULES����������������������������������� 19-22 All content © 2021 New Journal. All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher, except as permitted by U.S. copyright law. Blanchester tant coach Dan Peters. thew Zimmerman. They were 2-10 in Loaded with underclassmen going in Creager was a second-team All- the SBAAC National Division. to 2020, the Blanchester softball team SBAAC pick in 2019 and leads six The top returning players are Lanie lost valuable experience when the sea- returning starters, including pitching Clark, Jericka Boggs and Savannah son was cancelled because of Covid-19. prospects Stanforth, Mueller and Case. Tolle. Rupp said Clark “has been teach- “We were going to be a young team Newcomers to note, Grogg said, are ing newcomers correct hitting form” last year and the players returning this Naylor, Barr, Potts, Peters and Dawley. and injured returnee Josie Runk “has year missed out on the opportunity to Grogg said he likes his team’s attitude been a voice at practices, encouraging gain another year of varsity experience,” and effort. “They come to practice every and cheering on her teammates.” 19-year BHS head coach Jamey Grogg day focused and ready to work,” he said. Rupp said her expectations are high said. “So, in that regard, we are ‘young’ He said his team will need to play for the Astros this season. again this year.” solid defense and execute to manu- “We have a big senior class this year, The rosters consists of seniors Jas- facture runs in order to contend for a so even though we didn’t have our mine Collins and Noelani Tangonan; National Division crown, won the past season last year, we still have a lot of juniors Taylynn Barr, Maggie Caldwell, six seasons by Williamsburg. softball experience,” she said. “There is Emma Case, Madison Creager, Rianna After missing the 2020 season, Grogg a lot of young talent as well and I have Mueller, Samantha Naylor and Zoie said he felt awful for his players who already seen underclassmen stepping up Stanforth; sophomores Lydia Peters, weren’t able to finish their careers on to fill key positions in the field.” Olivia Potts and Kyra Renick; and fresh- the softball diamond. Newcomers who should contribute man Bailey Dawley. ”I think we will have a greater appre- are Megan Hadley, Cheyenne Reed and Among the players from 2019 ciation for the opportunity we will be Ashlyn Tate. The freshmen “bring a lot not returning, either 2019 or 2020 given, knowing what it is like to have it of young talent in key positions” to the graduates, are Kassidy Abney, Marissa taken away,” he concluded. team, Rupp said. Jacobs, Kelsey Naylor, Elecia Patton, Players gone from the 2019 team Savanna Shank, Madison Fields and East Clinton include Rhylee Luttrell, Taylor Boeck- Chloe Stewart. Katie Rupp takes over the softball pro- mann (first team All-SBAAC), MacK- Blanchester was 5-19 overall in 2019, gram at East Clinton in 2021. enzie Campbell, Kaitlin Durbin (second 4-8 in the SBAAC National Division. Last year, Rupp was varsity assistant team All-SBAAC), Katelyn Talbott and Grogg is 228-185 in his BHS coaching coach and Sarah Sodini was head coach. McKenzie Pence. Campbell was the career. He will be assisted by Tommy The two have switched roles this year. team’s top pitcher in 2019. Lee and Matt Sexton with reserve head Matt Melnek will be the reserve coach. coach Makayla Shank and reserve assis- East Clinton 8-14 in 2019 under Mat- See SOFTBALL | 4
4 Saturday, March 27, 2021 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: SOFTBALL News Journal Softball the Clinton-Massie softball coach. His first season was wiped out by Covid-19. at Lafayette College while Jena Rhoads is going to Northern Kentucky Univer- Massie was 27-4 in 2019 but three of sity. From page 3 those losses came in the SBAAC Ameri- But missing the entire 2020 season can Division, two to unbeaten champion because of Covid-19 has left the Hurri- “Pitching is a game-changer in soft- Western Brown and one to Wilmington. cane head coach wanting. ball and I’ve had several girls step up Gone from that juggernaut two sea- “Missing an entire year is a setback and put in the work to fill this role,” sons ago are first team All-SBAAC play- for a lot of the kids,” he said. “We need said Rupp. “I’m excited about this team. ers Lindsey Carter, Hailey Clayborn, to improve in all areas. There are a lot of players who are will- Taylor Florea and Victoria Sivert along “Having last season cancelled was ing to take on new positions and learn with Kendall Anderson. very difficult for our softball team. Five new skills for the good of the team. So Doyle will be assisted at the varsity seniors had a very abrupt end to their many of these girls play volleyball and level by former Falcon standout Emi- high school softball season as well as basketball together as well so we have a strong foundation of trust and coopera- lie Fisher, who played four years at their high school career.” tion already.” Denison University, Doyle said. Junior Spurlock will be assisted at the varsity Looking back on 2020, Rupp said the varsity coaches are Nick Sandlin and level by Lacy Myers and Josh Bickett team was crushed when it was told the Brandon Lewis. and at the JV level by Sean Early. 2020 season would be cancelled. There are six returning letterwinners, Gone from last season’s 21-7 team are ”We were at practice when the news said Doyle. Olivia Veidt (1st team SBAAC), Sophie was passed down,” she said. “It was He hopes to the improve on the Blessing (2nd team SBAAC) and Ken- devastating to tell the girls we wouldn’t team’s defensive fundamentals and dra McKenna. be able to be together as a team for the offensive consistency. Wilmington was 14-8 in 2019, includ- 2020 season. It was tough losing such “I like the effort and hustle the girls ing a 7-3 mark in the SBAAC American an experienced coach like Matthew have shown so far,” he said. “We can Division. Zimmerman. We were putting in a lot contend in the league if we can shore-up There are seven returning letterwin- of work to fill some gaps just to have it our defense and generate consistent run ners, including starters Bickett (1st taken away. It was especially difficult support for our pitching.” team), Rhoads (1st team), Emily Self because it seemed we had just hit the (1st team) and Grace Brown. point where we were coming together Wilmington Top newcomers include Kaitlyn as a team and then we weren’t a team Wilmington High School softball Partin, Toria Willis, Kelly Carpenter, anymore.” coach Brian Spurlock has two Division I Madison Hisco, Nevaeh Blackburn and college players on his softball team this Keiana Murdock. Clinton-Massie season. “We have a nice mix of upper and Matt Doyle is in his second season as Harlie Bickett has committed to play lower classwomen,” said Spurlock. Submitted Photo The Blanchester High School softball team, from left to right, front row, Taylynn Barr, Emma Case, Bailey Dawley, Maggie Caldwell, Rianna Mueller, Sam Naylor, Lydia Peters, Olivia Potts; back row, head coach Jamey Grogg, Madison Creager, Zoie Stanforth, Noelani Tangonan, Jasmine Collins, Kyra Renick, doach Tom Lee, coach Matt Sexton.
News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: SOFTBALL Saturday, March 27, 2021 5 Submitted Photo The Clinton-Massie softball team, from left to right, front row, Olivia Ward, Maddie Ward, Cassie Campbell, Sara Hodge, and Luci Payne; back row, Carly Lewis, Kayla Drake, Natalie Lay, Kiera Brightman, Delaney Schneder, Sam Bowman, Kassie Renner, and Marinah Beener. Come in after the games to celebrate with your teams! 37 West Locust St. 937-382-1800 Wilmington, Ohio 45177 (937) 382-1734 3669 OH-380 Wilmington, Ohio Mon.–Thurs 11:00 am-10:00 pm 45177 Fri.–Sat 11:00 am-10:30 pm Sunday–11:00 am-9:00 pm OH-70225209
News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: BASEBALL Saturday, March 27, 2021 7 Submitted Photo The Clinton-Massie baseball team, from left to right, front row, Cole Adams, Wyatt Creech, Dakota Gasaway, Gabe McDowell, Carson Vanhoose, Ethan Johnson; back row, Adam Frisch, Nate Wildermuth, Garrett Vance, Kody Zantene, Tyler Keck. Blanchester six returning starters,” said Lawson. Clinton-Massie Blanchester baseball coach Aaron “That means the upperclassmen have The last time Clinton-Massie played Lawson felt “terrible” when the 2020 been around a while at the varsity level baseball they were winning the SBAAC season was cancelled by Covid-19. and know what is expected. They have American Division championship in He felt even worse for the players done a phenomenal job leading by 2019. who were unable to complete their high example to the younger crowd on the Gone from that team are 2019 school careers. team.” graduates Spenser Branham, Luke “I will go on to coach many more Among the players gone from the Chappie, Tyler Lewis and Corey May. games. I feel sorry for the players 2019 team, either 2019 or 2020 grads, Then 2020 seniors Seth Goodall, Bryan that lost the entire season and, more are Dustin Howard (first team SBAAC), Kennedy, Dom Kerns, Josh Merkle, importantly, the seniors that were not Clayton Boyd, Kaleb Goodin, Orin Nolan Prignitz and Clint Stotts all lost able to enjoy one last go around,” he Potts, Mason Rector, Christian Stubbs, their final season. said. “We have learned to never take the Peyton West and Jacksson Waialae. Chappie, Goodall, Kennedy, Kerns game for granted. In these crazy times Rice has signed to play baseball in and Lewis were all first-team SBAAC tomorrow is never guaranteed. We must college at Cedarville University. Lawson players in 2019. enjoy every moment about today.” said he believes Rice is the first BHS Head coach Brian Camp, 66-36 in his Lawson, 133-70 in his 10 seasons at player to receive a scholarship to play Massie coaching career, will be assisted BHS, will be assisted by Drew Freeman, baseball at a four-year college. by Jeskee Zantene at the varsity level; Alan Ledford and Bradon Pyle at the Top newcomers are Zach West, Jake Tyler Hayslip as JV head coach; and varsity level and Rusty Black and Mason Ficke, James Wymer, Dylan Estep, Andrew Ledley as JV assistant. Rector at the reserve level. Carson Curless and Bryce Sipple. The Falcons roster this season Blanchester was 13-11 in 2019, and Lawson said his team has experience consists of seniors Cayden Clutter, third in the SBAAC National Division. and a vast amount of baseball Dakota Gasaway; juniors Kody Zantene, The Wildcats won five division titles in knowledge. “It is looking like over two- Carson Vanhoose, Nate Wildermuth, six years prior to the 2019 season. thirds of the lineup will be players that Garrett Vance, Tyler Keck, Cole Adams, BHS has seven returning letterman, are on good travel baseball programs. Ethan Johnson; and sophomores Wyatt six of them starters, led by first team That doesn’t happen very often for a Creech, Gabe McDowell and Adam All-SBAAC players Trenton Czaika, school of this size,” he said. Frisch. Cole Ficke, Brody Rice and second- Lawson said his team must get Clutter, Gasaway and Zantene are the teamers Reagan Burch and Adam quality starts from its pitchers, quality top returning players. Frump. at-bats and make the routine plays “This group will work hard together ”It is hard to believe even with a defensively in order to contend for the cancelled season last year we still have league title. See Baseball | 8
8 Saturday, March 27, 2021 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: BASEBALL News Journal Baseball Horn, Caden Stewart and Colton Vadnais among others. graduated seven seniors. Many of them had played varsity since their freshman Also gone are Joey Bush, Jordan Macik, Ben McAllister, Grant Pickard, From page 7 This season, Carey will year. I believe last year would Matt Spears. be assisted by Michael have been EC’s breakout The top returning players and gut through the obstacles season as a baseball program. Weisenberger, Adam Doerger are Jordan Tackett, a three- we will encounter through and Andrew Hubbard. With zero seniors this year, year starter and leader of the this season,” said Camp. The top returning player is we can again start building team, and Ethan Henson. “Our pitching staff will be captain Isaiah Curtis. Carey up our younger players Newcomers Roberts noted full of some new faces, so noted the team does not confidence and getting them include Jayden Tackett, they will have to develop have any seniors but juniors the repetitions to compete Landon Flint and Kaiden quickly for us to achieve the success we desire.” Curtis, Brody Fisher and this year. Smith. Peyton Hibbard has Camp said the league, as Mitchell Bean have stepped “This team has surprised returned to the team after always, “is competitive. We up as leaders. me already this season. They being away from baseball will have to be good at all ”I’ve coached these continue to work hard and after a while, Roberts added. aspects of the game to defend boys since seventh grade really want to be out on the Roberts likes the starting our league title of 2019.” basketball and they know field at all times. I’m proud of pitching for the Hurricane what I expect from a team,” their hard work to get better and says defense and East Clinton said Carey. everyday. The leadership is consistency at the plate must East Clinton finished Carey likes the Astros second to none and I firmly improve. the 2019 season with a defense and said the offense believe they have a good Wilmington can contend 7-14 record and fifth in the “will get it done this year.” handle on the next couple in the SBAAC American SBAAC National Division As with all teams, pitching years.” Division, Roberts said, standings. will be the key. with good health and solid With no season in 2020, ”We lost all five of our Wilmington defense. the Astros are missing first starting rotation from last Wilmington struggled “We have a good group of team All-SBAAC player Zach year,” said Carey. “We have on the baseball diamond in kids that will play hard,” said Mitchell (2019 grad), second to throw strikes and allow 2019, finishing 4-17 overall Roberts. team All-SBAAC player Matt the other team to put the ball and 2-8 in the SBAAC The Hurricane are Mitchell (2020 grad) and in play. We have little depth American Division. especially eager after having honorable mention player in this department.” The Hurricane, coached the 2020 taken away from Tristan Burkitt (2020 grad) After missing last season, by Brian Roberts, did not them and all Ohio high from that 2019 squad. Carey said the program’s play in 2020. Roberts will be school baseball teams. Burkitt led the team wit development must regain assisted this season by Phil “It was heartbreaking a .453 batting average and the momentum from the Gilmore and Bill Davis at the for the kids, especially the four triples. Austin Arellano previous two contested varsity level and Jody Drake seniors,” said Roberts. “They (2020 grad) led with 16 runs seasons. as the junior varsity coach. put in a lot of work and then batted in. Matt Mitchell hit “We were building up to Among the players gone we got the news. Very tough .444 and Zach Mitchell hit the 2020 season since I came from the 2019 squad are situation. .448 and stole 19 bases. to EC,” said Carey. ” Having first team All-SBAAC player “It made us all realize that Coach Brian Carey also last season cancelled was Jake Vaughan and honorable you never know … so don’t lost Matthew Hall, Matthew like a punch in the gut. We mention player Alex Meyer. take anything for granted.” YOUR INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY GO WILDCATS! BANK From your The First National Bank of Blanchester hometown 121 East Main Street, Blanchester, Ohio 45107 (937) 783-2451 bank! OH-70223312 www.fnbblanchester.com
News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: LACROSSE Saturday, March 27, 2021 9 The Wilmington High School Wilmington was 4-11 in 2019. is important. lacrosse team will have 16 returning With the cancellation of the 2020 “The coach staff s excited how letterwinners returning to the team in season, Shultz said, “We want to make the team continues to grow each 2021. sure we appreciate each opportunity practice,” said Shultz. “Also, I like There are six returning starters. to practice and play lacrosse. Getting how this team embraces challenges. Coach Adam Shultz said Bryson the return to play is really important Last spring was difficult, there were McVay, Brady Leathley and Cameron for our spring athletes. On a personal several points where we thought we McEvoy have taken leadership of the level, I appreciate each and every were going to play and it did not team “by exhibiting the traits we practice and the time spent with happen. The staff and players put in a stress on a daily basis.” teammates and coaches.” lot of effort leading up to last March. Shultz, in his sixth season as head The team is young and Shultz said It cost each kid a quarter of their high coach, will be assisted by Austin Gray, improvement of stick skills and the school career and left way too many Cory Hogsett and Dallas Kratzer. overall understanding of the game unknowns.” Submitted Photo The Wilmington High School lacrosse team, from left to right, front row, Jelani Hunter, Austin Pagett, Jesse Parker, Logan Camp, Donovan Vires, Ray Willett, Damien Crawford, Dirk Rinehart; back row, Thomas Halloran Jr., Phil Fulton, Barrett Powell, Austin Brooks, Brady Leathley, Patrick Tucker, Bryson McVay, Nino Gonzalez, Jonathan Custis, Darrick Perdue, Cameron McEvoy, Ky Bozarth. Team members not present for the photo were Manny Castillo, Brayden Cioca, Lee Lynch Jr., Eric Maus, Thane McCoy, Daniel Stevenson, Matt Tolliver. PROUD TO PROVIDE ATHLETIC TRAINING & SPORTS MEDICINE TO LOCAL ATHLETES: We are Proud of all CLINTON COUNTY ATHLETES! Wilmington OVIDE ATHLETIC TRAINING Center & from Shane & Niki Smith CINE TO720 LOCAL ATHLETES: Elm Street P: 937-283-2186 on Center Traditional Funerals Non-Traditional Services Cremation Choices P: 937-283-2186 Funeral Homes & Advanced Planning Cremation Services Personalization Options Wilmington•New Vienna Green-friendly Burials Pet Cremation OH-70227613 937-382-2323 DRAYERPT.COM www.smithandsonfuneralhomes.com OH-70223397 DRAYERPT.COM
10 Saturday, March 27, 2021 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TENNIS News Journal Blanchester Jacob, who graduated in keep our heads down and do The 2020 Falcons were Brian Miller is not only 2019, was SBAAC National our jobs.” possibly a special team. With the top returning player on Division player of the year. Hopkins said his “heart Clayton Amburgy leading the the Blanchester tennis team Other 2019 grads were Cody aches for the (2020) seniors way, Clinton-Massie had big this spring, but also the top McCollister and Ian Heeg, a of last season in all sports. goals. recruiter. pair of second-team players. My heart aches for my tennis ”Having last season “Brian is the honorary Brian along with Logan players who lost a year of cancelled was one of the captain of the team,” said Heitzman, Colton Wilson and eligibility but I am thankful hardest things I’ve ever had head coach Reilly Hopkins, Bryce Bandow are returning that everyone remained to deal with,” said Amburgy. who was hired to be players. Wilson was a second- healthy and safe.” “The high expectations for head coach prior to last team All-SBAAC player two our team and Clayton was season. “He, much like his years ago. Carter Stevens, East Clinton very hard to deal with.” brother Jacob, is a team- Joseph Mills and Joey Haines Phil Shori takes over the Amburgy, a 2020 CM minded individual. Brian are the top newcomers. East Clinton boys tennis graduate, was first team recruited the new additions ”My favorite thing about program this spring. All-SBAAC while classmate to the team which helps this team is the chemistry,” The Astros were fourth in Austin Faucett was second Blanchester to compete for a said Hopkins. “Everyone the SBAAC National Division team All-SBAAC. league title.” gets along and cares about standings in 2019 with a 3-7 “We lack experience,” said Blanchester has won one another. We have natural record. They were 4-9 overall Amburgy. “We are starting four SBAAC National athletes who want to get in Bill Hrabak’s last season as over with a new group of Division championships better every day at practice. head coach. starters. Two years ago we in the previous 10 years of It’s going to be an interesting Senior Trenton Garen is had all juniors and seniors competition. The Wildcats year. If we continue to show the top returning player. starting. were second to Bethel-Tate up at practice with the Jake Howard was a 2020 “There are a lot of new in 2019. attitude of improving our graduate who earned second faces this season, which Brian was first team All- game, anything is possible team All-SBAAC honors in shows an interest from some SBAAC in 2019. Brother this season. We just need to 2019. new players. I’m excited to Other players from 2019 no see how this team comes longer on the team are Aidan together. I’ve already seen Henson, Hayden Pirman, excitement from some of Wash-N-Fold Service Grant Stonewall, John Cline, Zac Carver and Josh Cline. the players out on the courts getting ready.” Available Shori said Quinten Tolle is the top newcomer to the Wilmington team. Wilmington has high 937-725-2558 “We have great kids with expectations when it comes great attitudes,” Shori said, to boys tennis. noting his team can compete This year is no different. for the league title in 2021 Steven Reed, in his 21st “if we play with energy and season as head coach, passion.” welcomes back his top two Also on the roster, Owen players from 2019, Avery Beatty, Aaron Hughes, Carter Bradshaw and Caleb Reed. Carey, Lex Frye and Shane Both were members of the OPEN 24 HOURS Lynch. 10-0 SBAAC American Division championship team Clinton-Massie in 2019. Bradshaw was the The Clinton-Massie tennis American Division player Large Capacity Washers & Dryers team will be starting from of the year. Reed was a first scratch this season. team doubles player. Coach Head coach Rod Amburgy, Reed, who is 200-112 as in his fourth season as head WHS boys coach, was coach coach, said his team will not of the year. Doug Cooper Two Convenient Locations: have a returning starter or returns as the junior varsity 622 S South St. Wilmington, OH 45177 returning letterwinneri in coach. 2021. Players gone from that 1581 Rombach Ave. Wilmington, OH 45177 The top newcomers are 2019 team include Brayden Alex Jones, Garret Karns and OH-70227342 Barek Bennett. See TENNIS | 11
News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TENNIS Saturday, March 27, 2021 11 Tennis From page 10 Rhoads, Jonathan Fender, Brady Henry (all first team all-league), Jack Romer, Jacob Romer and Collin Webber. Because the 2020 spring season was cancelled, Submitted Photos “absolutely The Blanchester High School tennis team, from left to right, Joshua Mills, Joey Haines, Colton Wilson, Brian Miller, Logan heartbreaking,” Heitzman, Bryce Bandow, Carter Stevens, coach Reilly Hopkins. Reed said, the coach added there’s a new outlook on high school sports. “We will not take anything for granted this season,” he said. “We will appreciate the ups and downs and soak up every moment because you never know when it can go away.” Several of the current team members would The Clinton-Massie High School tennis team is coached by Rod Amburgy. have been varsity players in 2020, so valuable experience was lost, as was the team’s chance to defend its first SBAAC American Division championship. “They are hungry to get back on the court and play some matches,” said Reed. His Hurricane must “hit as many balls as possible before our first match” but can contend this season if WHS can “win on the doubles The Wilmington High School tennis team, from left to right, front row, Collin Webber, Ian Dalton, Steven Collins, Isaac Martini, courts,” the coach Cory Webber; back row, Trey Reed, Caleb Reed, Matt Butcher, Alex Lazic, Asher Fudge. Team members Avery Bradshaw, AJ Hicks added. were not present for the photo.
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News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TRACK & FIELD Saturday, March 27, 2021 13 Blanchester girls The Blanchester High School girls track and field team won the SBAAC National Division in 2016, 2017 and 2018. They were a distant second to Williamsburg in 2019. There was no season in 2020. In that championship run, Olivia Gundler on the track and Regan Ostermeier in the throws were instrumental in leading the Ladycats. They both graduated in 2019. Alexis Davis was a 2020 graduate. The team is coached by Matt Pressler and Tiffany Wyss. Clinton-Massie girls There are five returning letter- winners this season for the Clinton- Massie girls track and field team. The top returning team members are Emma Muterspaw, Nora Voisey and Courtney Fisher. Dean Richardson is in his sixth Submitted Photo season as the girls varsity head coach. The Clinton-Massie girls track and field team, from left to right, front row, Kaden Kimple, Emma Clinton-Massie was sixth in the 2019 Muterspaw, Nora Voisey, Courtney Fisher, Chloe Filipkowski; middle row, Lissy Muterspaw, Jenna SBAAC American Division Track and Hanlon, Kaylee Ramsey, Emma Everitt, Maya Howard; back row, Taylor Anderson, Leah Binau, Madi Field Championship meet. Gone from Bayless, Kaylene Gale. Team members not present for the photo are Alex Pence, Layla Schurman, Vada that team are Rylee Richardson, Molly Nesbit, Morgan Riggers, Olivia Thesken, Taylee Olberding, Cheyenne Bare, Kyra Avery. Lynch, Ally Wellman, AJ Houseman, athletes in cross country, volleyball include Gracie and Libby Evanshine, Kaylynn Woolverton and Carly Moritz and basketball.” Boggs, Antek, Kenton Deaton, Collom, among others. Malone has been a coach in the Runyon, Jones and Lilly. Coaches in the program include boys head coach Scott Rolf, assistants program for three years but this is his “I like the dedication and the Jordan Phipps and Forrest Goings, and first season as the varsity girls head inspiration each of these ladies bring middle school coaches Jim Wagner, coach. He will be assisted by Bob to the track team,” said Malone. Jimmy Brady and Matt Hudson. Henson, Steven Sodini and Michael “These ladies come to practice and Richardson said Wilmington Fritz at the varsity level and David expect to be challenged and pushed to and New Richmond are the league Boris and Jim Vest at the middle new heights and levels. We as coaches favorites this year. His team is young school level. have to step up our game to give these but improving. East Clinton was sixth in the young ladies the skill sets they desire ”We are a young team but I really SBAAC National Division meet in and deserve because each one of them like how hard we are working.,” he 2019. The returning athletes are Carah are champions in their own right. This said. “We just need to continue to Antek and Kenton Deaton. Antek was is one of the strongest most talented work hard in practice and we will see first in the 3,200-meter run in 2019. girls teams we have had in a very long improvements throughout the season.” Among the athletes not returning time.” are Emma Malone (third in long jump, Having coach several of these East Clinton girls sixth in 4x100 and seventh in 100 at athletes in volleyball, Malone said Even though there are only two SBAAC in 2019), Myah Jones and he knows their desire, capabilities, returning letterwinners this season for Rhylee Luttrell, Malone said. winning attitude and dedication. His the East Clinton girls track and field Newcomers to note are Gracie team has a good “chance of being one team, head coach Bob Malone said Boggs, Gracie Evanshine, Libby of the strongest girls track teams in this is a talented group. Evanshine, Jordan Collom, Kaylynn the SBAAC” this season. “We have one of the biggest and Deaton, Jozie Jones, Kelsi Lilly, As for 2020, Malone dealt with the most talented girls teams we’ve had Timmi Mahanes, Emma Riddle, team as one of the coaches and as a in a while,” said Malone. “We have a Lauren Runyon, Liz Schiff and Molly father as daughter Emma was one of lot of ladies coming to the track team Seabaugh. that have a lot of talent and are great Malone said leaders on the team See Track | 14
14 Saturday, March 27, 2021 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TRACK & FIELD News Journal Track From page 13 the SBAAC’s best. “I saw the potential and knew what they were capable of and to have it taken away from them broke my heart,” said Malone. “It would mean the world to me to see these athletes competing and to have fans in the stands cheering the athletes on. I hope that we have increased numbers because it was so limited during volleyball and basketball season. These athletes deserve the opportunity to compete.” Wilmington girls Wilmington High School girls track and field head coach Roger Ilg said the Submitted Photo 2020 season was like driving down the The East Clinton High School girls track and field team is coached by Bob Malone. Team members are, highway and then, without warning from left to right, front row, Kailyn Mason, Kaylyn Deaton, Emma Riddle, Jordan Collom; back row, Anna …. Malone, Carah Antek, Kenton Deaton, Kelsi Lilly, Molly Seabaugh, Gracie Evanshine, Lauren Runyon, “The road just ends,” he said. Libby Evanshine. The cancelled season has put Wilmington in catch-up mode this But a lot has changed since then. No Brausch, Makenna Tolliver, Hannah season as each class lost “a year of longer on the team are Anna Borton, Scott, Aeris McDaniel and Lexi valuable experience,” said Ilg. Skye Carpenter, Jasmine Jamiel, McKee-Cole. Ilg, as always, is assisted by Eileen Samantha McCord, Maggie Simonson, Ilg said Pham has taken a solid Grosse. Both are members of the Aaliyah Huff and Jordan Snarr among leadership role on the team, by her Clinton County Sports Hall of Fame. others. Sophomore Sophie Huffman is own example of how to get things Ilg has been coaching 33 years; out with an injury. done. Grosse 39 years. Other coaches in There are 17 letterwinners “(Pham) has earned everyone’s the program are Jasmine Tolbert and returning, including seven who were respect and may be the most positive Morgan Combs at the middle school points scorers in 2019 — Izzy Coomer, athlete I know,” he said. level. Mercedes Bowman, Maddy Rickman, Overall Ilg and Grosse believe this Wilmington was third at the SBAAC Kaitlynn Hickey, Emilee Pham, Sylena team is willing to listen and learn but American Division Track and Field Baltazar, Mckenzie Voges-Pertuset. lack experience. There are key parts Championship in 2019, finishing Newcomers to note include Liv in place but some of those without behind champion New Richmond and Hisco, Courtney Parker, Taylor runnerup Western Brown. Noszka, Adriana Benitez, Madilyn See Track | 15 OH-70226589
News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TRACK & FIELD Saturday, March 27, 2021 15 a league title in 2017. The team is coached by Matt Pressler and Tiffany Wyss. Among the athletes gone from the 2019 team are Brent Hopkins, Ricky Davis, Tanner Creager, Clayton Schirmer, Hunter Browning, Johnny Schirmer and Matt Grogg. Clinton-Massie boys Fourth-year Clinton- Massie boys track and field coach Scott Rolf said the increased numbers have him and fellow coaches looking forward to the 2021 season. ”I am excited about our numbers so far,” he said. “However, we are Submitted Photo still a little young and The Wilmington High School girls track and field team, from left to right, front row, Liv Hisco, Sylena Baltazar, inexperienced. We definitely Maddy Rickman, Emilee Pham, Mercedes Bowman; second row, Liz Guard, Courtney Parker, Lexi McKee-Cole, Makiya have potential. I love how Sherman, Kaitlynn Hickey; third row, Breanna Brunke, Kalli Abbitt, Liz Allen, Aeris McDaniel, Ava Hester; back row, hard the kids are working Madilyn Brausch, Hannah Scott, Talaya Billingsley. so far.” Rolf will be assisted by The Lady Hurricane Sophie Huffman, Aeris Dean Richardson, Jordan Track roster consists of seniors Sylena Baltazar, Sadie McDaniel and Taylor Noszka; and freshmen Phipps and Forest Goings at the varsity level and Jim Bowman, Izzy Coomer, Elizabeth Allen, Madilyn Wagner, James Brady and From page 14 Liv Hisco, Emilee Pham Brausch, Bryann Bryant, Matt Hudson at the middle and Maddy Rickman; Hannah Scott and Makenna school level. experience must step up for juniors Liz Guard, Kaitlynn Tolliver. Among those athlete gone Wilmington to compete for Hickey, Lexi McKee-Cole, from the 2019 team that the league title. Jess Seward, Makiya Blanchester boys finished the season fourth “We are excited about our Sherman, Sydney Totten, Blanchester finished in the SBAAC American possibilities for the season McKenzie Voges-Pertuset as runnersup in 2019 to Division are Tate Olberding, but we also understand and Courtney Parker; Williamsburg in the SBAAC Alec McDonald and Devon that we need to be patient, sophomores Kalli Abbitt, National Division boys track Noble. become better teachers Adriana Benitez, Dani and field championship “It was really hard not and ask more of our Brannon, Brianna Brunke, meet. upperclassmen,” said Ilg. Alice Clair, Ava Hester, The BHS squad last won See Track | 16 PAVING & EXCAVATING 1850 Rombach Ave. Wilmington, OH 45177 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ASPHALT PAVING AND CONCRETE OVER 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE | FREE ESTIMATES Phone: 937-382-2542 Site Development • Sewer Lines • Water Lines Excavating Leveling & Grading • Demolition Home of the lifetime powertrain OH-70227334 585 W Washington St. • Sabina, OH 45169 OH-70227491 (937) 584-4823 • www.gradecopaving.net
16 Saturday, March 27, 2021 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TRACK & FIELD News Journal Submitted Photo The Clinton-Massie boys track and field team, from left to right, front row, Carter Woolverton, J.T. Goings, Ethan Hagerman, Mateo Moore, Michael Mortiz, Braden Rolf, and Matt Martin; middle row, Tye Phipps, Liam Short, Marty Kreider, Jacob Ryan, Nolan Sutton, Carson Meyers, Weston Carpenter, Toby Hayes, Collin Swope, Richard Federle, and Kenny Moore; back row, Bryce Hensley, Trey Brewer, Connor Stulz, Elijah Groh, Christian Kidder, Jude Leahy, Daelin Maple, Ethan Williams, Ben Smith, Brandon Moritz, and Quinton Smith. Team members not present for the photo were Carter Frank, Luke Lentine, Ryan McDonald, and Miley Powell. Track From page 15 having last season,” said Rolf. “We had a couple of kids with good chances to go to state and break school records (Tate and Alec) as well as a really good sprint group (including Devon). I felt terrible for last year’s seniors. I am so glad that this year’s seniors will get to run. Also, we lost a lot of development of skills last year. So a four-year kid will be more like a three- year kid.” Top return athletes are JT Goings, Daelin Maple, Marty Kreider, Braden Rolf, Carter Frank, Matt Martin, Toby Hayes, Collin Swope, Michael Moritz, Ethan Hagerman, Connor Stulz, Richie Federle, Carter Woolverton, Tye The East Clinton High School boys track and field team is coached by Michael Fritz. Team members are, Phipps, Bryce Hensley, Luke Lentine. from left to right, front row, Jake Steigmeier, Spencer Wiget, Michael Horn, Caden Morton; back row, Key newcomers are Jacob Ryan, Jude Zachary Vest, Michael Daniel, Justin Arnold, Van Frye, Landon Runyon. Leahy, Kenny Moore, Mateo Moore, Weston Carpenter, Nolan Sutton. Lentine, Bryce Hensley, Toby Hayes Meyers, Jude Leahy, Christian Kidder, The Clinton-Massie roster consists and Carter Frank; sophomores Nolan Elijah Groh and Weston Carpenter. of seniors Carter Woolverton, Rolf said Wilmington and Western Sutton, Connor Stulz, Tye Phipps, Michael Moritz, Mateo Moore, Ethan Brown are league favorites but his Hagerman and Jeffrey Goings; juniors Kenneth Moore, Martin Kreider, Richard Federle, Trey Brewer; and team can compete if some of the Collin Swope, Benjamin Smith, Braden younger players improve and fill Rolf, Miley Powell, Ryan McDonald, freshmen Quinton Smith, Liam Short, Matthew Martin, Daelin Maple, Luke Jacob Ryan, Brandon Moritz, Carson See Track | 17
News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TRACK & FIELD Saturday, March 27, 2021 17 Submitted Photo The Wilmington High School boys track and field team will compete this season under first-year head coach Chris Reynolds. Track leaders for us. They both have been picking who will be assisted by J.D. McIntosh. T.J. Killen and Malik Scott. Among the athletes gone everything up like we didn’t Top returnees include from the 2019 team are Cam From page 16 miss last season.” regional qualifiers Brett Coomer, Rory Bell, Ricky But, of course, they did. Brooks and Carter Huffman, Dungan, Aiden Hester, some of our holes left by “It was heartbreaking along with Josh Andrews, Grant Mayer, Simon Heys, graduation. for our seniors,” said Fritz. Zainne Cowin, Brandon Tyler Parks and Mason “Not allowing seniors Glass, Dre’aunte Singleton, McIntosh. East Clinton boys like Aidan Henson and In his seventh year with Emma Malone to get one East Clinton track and field, Michael Fritz is in his first year as the boys head coach. final year was tough. We watched them grow from middle schoolers to high Here’s to success in competition, in the Fritz will be assisted by school athletes and then not Bob Malone, Bob Henson getting their one last season and Steven Sodini at the was very hard.” classroom, and in life. varsity level and Jim Vest After missing the 2020 and David Boris at the campaign, Fritz said there is middle school level. an excitement in the air. East Clinton finished ”Everyone is itching to sixth in the SBAAC National Division meet in 2019. Fritz get back to competing this season,” he said. “It will Great Oaks was with the girls team at the time. mean the world not only offers to the coaching staff, but Among the athletes gone from the 2019 team are especially the athletes who more than have been waiting all year Aidan Henson (National for this.” 40 career Division runner of the year), Patrick Dotson, Todd Wilmington boys programs for Wedding. In a highly-competitive Top returning athletes race, the Wilmington High high school are Michael Horn, Jayson School boys track and field Edison, Landon Runyon, team finished as runnersup students Zach Vest, Justin Arnold to Western Brown in the and Van Frye. Newcomers of 2019 SBAAC American and adults. note are Dylan Arnold and Division meet. Spencer Wiget. After no season in 2020, www.greatoaks.com OH-70223395 Runyon and Horn “have Wilmington will be coached stepped up to be strong this year by Chris Reynolds,
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News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TEAM SCHEDULES Saturday, March 27, 2021 19 Blanchester April 17 April 19 Hillsboro-DH Georgetown H A 11 am 430 pm BASEBALL April 21 Felicity H 430 pm March 17 McClain H 430 pm April 23 Clermont NE A 430 pm March 20 New Richmond H 12 pm April 24 Goshen-DH A 11 am March 22 Greeneview H 430 pm April 26 East Clinton H 430 pm March 24 Washington CH A 5 pm April 27 Clinton-Massie H 430 pm March 27 Yellow Springs-DH H 12 pm April 30 Bethel-Tate A 430 pm March 29 Georgetown H 430 pm May 3 Mercy McAuley A 5 pm March 31 Felicity A 430 pm May 5 Williamsburg A 430 pm April 1 Clinton-Massie H 430 pm TENNIS April 3 Legacy Christian A 430 pm April 29 Georgetown H 4 pm (Game at Athletes in Action complex) March 30 Felicity A 4 pm April 5 Clermont NE H 430 pm March 31 Batavia H 4 pm April 7 East Clinton A 430 pm April 5 East Clinton A 430 pm April 9 Bethel-Tate H 430 pm April 6 Bethel-Tate H 4 pm April 13 Goshen A 430 pm April 7 Western Brown A 4 pm April 14 Lynchburg H 430 pm April 12 Hillsboro A 430 pm April 16 Williamsburg H 430 pm April 14 Clermont NE H 4 pm April 17 Cedarville-DH H 12 pm April 16 Georgetown A 4 pm April 19 Georgetown A 430 pm April 19 Felicity H 4 pm April 20 Batavia H 5 pm April 20 Clermont NE A 4 pm April 21 Felicity H 430 pm April 21 New Richmond H 4 pm April 23 Clermont NE A 430 pm April 23 Greeneview H 4 pm (Game at Midland Field) April 26 East Clinton H 4 pm April 26 East Clinton H 430 pm April 27 Bethel_Tate A 4 pm April 30 Bethel-Tate A 430 pm May 4 SBAAC Championship A 9 am May 3 Franklin H 430 pm (League to be held at Wilmington HS) May 4 Wilmington H 430 pm May 5 Williamsburg A 430 pm TRACK, FIELD May 7 Hillsboro A 7 pm April 14 Massie Relays A May 11 Eastern H 5 pm April 15 Geo Vern Hawkins Inv A May 12 Fayetteville H 5 pm April 19 Western Brown Inv A May 14 Western Brown A 715 pm April 23 Clinton-Massie Inv A April 30 Blanchester Inv A SOFTBALL May 10 SBAAC A At Wbrg March 20 Goshen H 12 pm May 12 SBAAC A At Wbrg March 22 McNicholas A 430 pm March 24 March 27 Clinton-Massie W. Brown-DH A A 430 pm 11 am Clinton-Massie March 29 Georgetown H 430 pm BASEBALL March 31 Felicity A 430 pm March 22 Lynchburg A 5 pm April 1 Reading A 5 pm March 29 Wilmington A 430 pm April 5 Clermont NE H 430 pm March 30 CCHR H 430 pm April 6 Wilmington A 430 pm April 1 Blanchester A 430 pm April 7 East Clinton A 430 pm April 5 New Richmond H 430 pm April 9 Bethel-Tate H 430 pm April 6 Williamsburg A 430 pm April 10 Washington-DH A 11 pm April 7 Georgetown A 430 pm April 12 Batavia H 430 pm April 8 Wash CH A 5 pm April 13 Western Clermont A 5 pm April 9 Goshen H 430 pm April 15 New Richmond A 430 pm April 10 Franklin A 4 pm April 16 Williamsburg H 430 pm (Game at Dayton Dragons Field)
20 Saturday, March 27, 2021 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TEAM SCHEDULES News Journal April 12 Lynchburg H 430 pm May 5 SBAAC A 9 am April 14 Batavia A 430 pm (League to be held at WHS) April 15 Clermont NE H 430 pm TRACK, FIELD April 16 Bethel-Tate H 430 pm March 27 Field Relays At WHS 430 pm April 17 Lebanon A 430 pm March 30 Tri At Miami Trace 430 pm April 20 Western Brown A 430 pm April 14 Mudd Relays At CM 430 pm April 21 Greeneview H 430 pm April 20 Greenon Invitationa 4 pm April 23 Wilmington H 430 pm April 23 Copeland Classic At CM 430 pm April 27 Little Miami A 430 pm April 29 Little Miami Inv 4 pm April 28 New Richmond A 430 pm April 30 Blanchester Inv 430 pm April 30 Goshen A 430 pm May 10 SBAAC At Wbrg May 3 Batavia H 430 pm May 12 SBAAC At Wbrg May 4 Fayetteville H 430 pm May 20, 22 District At Graham May 5 Western Brown H 430 pm May 27, 29 Regional At Piqua May 6 East Clinton H 430 pm June 4, 5 State meet TBA May 10 Hillsboro A 430 pm May 11 Fairmont (Game at Wilmington College) A 430 pm East Clinton SOFTBALL BASEBALL March 22 Lynchburg A 5 pm March 17 Fairfield H 430 pm March 24 Blanchester H 430 pm March 24 Greeneview A 5 pm March 25 East Clinton H 430 pm March 27 New Richmond A 12 pm March 29 Wilmington A 430 pm March 29 Fayetteville A 5 pm March 30 Wayensville A 430 pm March 31 Clermont NE A 430 pm April 3 Fenwick-DH H 11 am April 1 Hillsboro H 5 pm April 5 New Richmond H 430 pm April 3 Dohn-DH H 11 am,1 pm April 6 Williamsburg A 430 pm April 5 Georgetown A 430 pm April 8 Washington CH A 5 pm April 6 Preble Shawnee H 5 pm April 9 Goshen H 430 pm April 7 Blanchester H 430 pm April 14 Batavia A 430 pm April 9 Felicity H 430 pm April 15 Clermont NE H 430 pm April 11 Wilmington A 7 pm April 16 Bethel-Tate H 430 pm (Game at Dayton Dragons Field) April 20 Western Brown A 430 pm April 12 Williamsburg A 430 pm April 21 Greeneview H 430 pm April 14 Bethel-Tate H 430 pm April 23 Wilmington H 430 pm April 19 Lynchburg A 5 pm April 27 Blanchester A 430 pm April 21 Clermont NE H 430 pm April 28 New Richmond A 430 pm April 23 Georgetown H 430 pm April 29 Little Miami A 430 pm April 26 Blanchester A 430 pm April 30 Goshen A 430 pm April 28 Felicity A 430 pm May 1 Bishop Ready A 10 am April 30 Williamsburg H 430 pm (Game at Pickerington North) May 3 Bethel-Tate A 430 pm May 3 Batavia H 430 pm May 4 Washington CH H 5 pm May 5 Western Brown H 430 pm May 6 Clinton-Massie A 430 pm May 7 Fairfield A 5 pm TENNIS May 10 Miami Trace A 5 pm March 26 Little Miami A 4 pm May 13 Whiteoak A 5 pm March 29 Wilmington A 4 pm March 31 Monroe A 4 pm SOFTBALL April 1 New Richmond H 4 pm March 23 Hillsboro A 430 pm April 6 Goshen H 430 pm March 25 Clinton-Massie A 430 pm April 7 Lebanon H 4 pm March 27 McClain-DH A 12 pm April 9 Greeneview A 430 pm March 29 Fayetteville A 5 pm April 12 Batavia A 4 pm March 31 Clermont NE A 430 pm April 15 Western Brown A 4 pm April 5 Georgetown A 430 pm April 16 Hillsboro H 4 pm April 6 Preble Shawnee H 5 pm April 19 Washington CH H 4 pm April 7 Blanchester H 430 pm April 20 Wilmington H 4 pm April 9 Felicity H 430 pm April 23 Franklin H 4 pm April 10 Batavia-DH A 11 am April 26 New Richmond A 4 pm April 12 Williamsburg A 430 pm April 27 Goshen A 4 pm April 14 Bethel-Tate H 430 pm April 28 Clermont NE A 4 pm April 16 Wilmington H 430 pm April 29 Batavia H 4 pm April 17 New Richmond-DH A 430 pm May 3 Western Brown H 4 pm April 19 Lynchburg-Clay A 5 pm
News Journal 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TEAM SCHEDULES Saturday, March 27, 2021 21 April 21 Clermont NE H 430 pm April 17 At Southeastern Inv April 23 Georgetown H 430 pm (At Miami View Middle School) April 26 Blanchester A 430 pm April 20 M. Trace, Plains A 430 pm April 28 Felicity A 430 pm April 23 CM Copeland Inv A 4 pm April 30 Williamsburg H 430 pm April 26 At Huntington Inv May 3 Bethel-Tate A 430 pm April 30 At Blanchester Inv May 4 Southeastern H 5 pm May 4 Hillsboro, WO A 430 pm May 5 Fayetteville A 5 pm May 10 SBAAC At Wbrg May 12 SBAAC At Wbrg TENNIS April 1 Georgetown A 430 pm Wilmington April 5 Blanchester H 430 pm BASEBALL April 6 Felicity H 430 pm March 19 Lynchburg A 5 pm April 7 Clermont NE A 4 pm March 24 Fayetteville H 5 pm April 12 Bethel-Tate H 430 pm March 29 Clinton-Massie H 430 pm April 14 Hillsboro A 430 pm April 3 Lebanon A 12 pm April 19 Clermont NE H 430 pm April 5 Western Brown A 430 pm April 20 Georgetown H 430 pm April 7 New Richmond H 430 pm April 26 Blanchester A 430 pm April 8 Georgetown H 430 pm April 27 Williamsburg H 430 pm April 11 East Clinton A 7 pm April 29 Bethel-Tate A 430 pm (Game to be held at Dayton Dragons Field) May 3 Hillsboro H 430 pm April 14 Goshen H 430 pm May 4 SBAAC A 9 am April 17 Cin Trailblazers H 430 pm (League tournament at Wilmington HS) April 19 Batavia A 430 pm TRACK, FIELD April 22 McClain A 7 pm March 27 At Wilmington Field Events (Game at Chillicothe VA Stadium) April 9 At Waynesville Inv April 23 Clinton-Massie A 430 pm April 14 At Massie Relays April 24 Greeneview H 430 pm Get a world-class education at one of the lowest four-year tuition rates in Ohio. • Sports Science (B.S.) • Physical Education: Sports Management (M.A.) • Sports Management (Certificate) wright.edu/now OH-70226653
22 Saturday, March 27, 2021 2021 Spring Sports OUTLOOK: TEAM SCHEDULES News Journal April 28 Western Brown H 430 pm April 12 Goshen-DH H 4 pm April 29 New Richmond A 430 pm April 15 Batavia A 4 pm May 3 Goshen A 430 pm April 16 Miamisburg A 4 pm May 4 Blanchester A 430 pm April 19 Centerville A 4 pm May 5 Batavia H 430 pm April 20 Clinton-Massie A 4 pm May 8 Washington CH A 12 pm April 21 Cin Moeller H 4 pm May 12 Hillsboro H 5 pm April 24 Hurricane Inv H 9 am SOFTBALL April 26 Western Brown H 4 pm March 23 Kings A 5 pm April 27 New Richmond A 4 pm March 24 Washington CH A 5 pm April 29 Coaches Classic TBA TBA March 27 Fairfield AH 11 am April 1 Coaches Classic TBA TBA March 29 Clinton-Massie H 430 pm May 3 Batavia H 4 pm March 31 Hillsboro A 5 pm May 5 SBAAC American H 9 am April 5 Western Brown A 430 pm TRACK, FIELD April 6 Blanchester H 430 pm March 27 Field Event Relay H 10 am April 7 New Richmond H 430 pm March 30 At Miami Trace, CM 430 pm April 8 Georgetown H 430 pm April 3 Ironton Inv A 430 pm April 9 LM, Milford-DH A 6 pm April 6 Little Miami Tri A 430 pm (Games at Lebanon Armco Park) April 9 Waynesville Inv A 430 pm April 13 Edgewood A 5 pm April 15 Bellbrook Inv A 430 pm April 14 Goshen H 430 pm April 19 Western Brown A 430 pm April 16 East Clinton A 430 pm April 20 Washington CH A 430 pm April 17 Mt Notre Dame H 10 am April 23 Franklin Owens Inv A 430 pm April 19 Batavia A 430 pm May 5 Lebanon Inv A 430 pm April 20 Miami Trace A 5 pm May 10 SBAAC At Wbrg 430 pm April 21 Xenia H 5 pm May 12 SBAAC At Wbrg 430 pm April 23 Clinton-Massie A 430 pm LACROSSE April 24 Williamsburg-DH A 11 am March 19 Chaminade Julienne A 6 pm April 28 Western Brown H 430 pm March 31 Clinton-Massie A 630 pm April 29 New Richmond A 430 pm April 5 Xenia H 630 pm May 3 Goshen A 430 pm April 7 Cin Hills Christian A 6 pm May 5 Batavia H 430 pm April 9 Talawanda A 6 pm TENNIS April 12 Lima H 630 pm March 27 Greenville A 10 am April 14 Clinton-Massie H 630 pm March 29 Clinton-Massie H 4 pm April 19 Tippecanoe A 7 pm March 31 Lebanon H 4 pm April 28 Madeira H 6 pm April 1 Western Brown A 4 pm April 30 Winton Woods H 6 pm April 5 Little Miami H 4 pm May 3 Xenia A 630 pm April 6 New Richmond H 4 pm May 8 Franklin H 10 am April 7 Beavercreek H 4 pm May 11 Dayton Carroll A 730 pm
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