Sports
Wakefield nearly speechless after state meet
XENIA — Reaghan Wakefield didn’t have much to say when she found out how long it had been since a Xenia female high jumper placed at state...
Xenia’s Wakefield places in high jump
XENIA — Reaghan Wakefield ended a long dry spell for the Xenia girls track and field team.The senior finished fourth in Division I in the high j...
Patriots upset C-J in district semi
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Montgomery County — After starting the season 1-6, the last thing Carroll baseball coach Mike Sheets was thinking was a dis...
Xenia picks new HS athletic director
XENIA — Jeremy Greenleaf has been named athletic director for Xenia Community Schools.Pending board approval, Greenleaf — the AD at Chamin...
JAMESTOWN — As a kid, Laney Hines would pretend to be a horse and jump over makeshift hurdles in her home.“I thought it was fun,” th...
‘Creek’s Ed Zink retires after 46 years
BEAVERCREEK — After winning just 11 games in his first three seasons coaching girls basketball at Beavercreek, Ed Zink had his doubts.He told th...
May 18th, 2021 updated: May 19th, 2021. |
WU athletes highlight dean’s and president’s academic lists
WILBERFORCE — Wilberforce University athletes were well-represented on the school’s list of academic honors.Of the school’s enrollme...
Bartley saves his way into record book
XENIA — When he started playing lacrosse in sixth grade, Paxton Bartley was thrown in front of the proverbial firing squad.Playing for the Beave...
High schools to pay dues to OHSAA
COLUMBUS — Greene County high schools will have to pay to play this fall.The Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Directors Monday una...
Bradley, Bucs feeling good after win over Stebbins
RIVERSIDE — After singling to reach base for the fourth time Tuesday, Megan Bradley made quite the statement.“Ooh, that felt good,” ...
