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Berkshire’s Oliver Miller makes successful transition to quarterback (opens the original)
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When Berkshire graduated two-year starting quarterback Sam Barcikoski this past spring, there was a question mark who would step up as the Badgers’ quarterback in the fall. With another strong performance in the Badgers’ 26-15 win over Fairview on Sept. 25, Oliver Miller continued his impressive varsity quarterback debut. He threw for 193 yards and two touchdowns, while also leading the rushing attack with 69 yards and a score. Through six weeks, Miller — who moved from the running back position
Lake Catholic starts second half of season with complete game in win over CVCA (opens the original)
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Lake Catholic coach Marty Gibbons didn’t look at his team’s Week 6 game against CVCA as a must-win situation. He looked at it as the start of a whole new season. The Cougars defeated the Royals, 27-13, on Sept. 25. The win improves Lake Catholic’s record to 3-3 — or more importantly in Gibbons’ mind, 1-0 in the second half of the season. “We say this is a new season when we get to Week 6,” Gibbons said. “The first five are over. Would we have liked to have beaten Buchtel? Yes. Would we have like
Suburban League spearheading drive to separate public, private postseason tournaments (opens the original)
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The Suburban League is the driving force behind a move that, if successful, would separate public and private schools for postseason tournaments. Meeting with members of the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association in Southwestern Ohio on Sept. 15, OHSAA executive director Doug Ute confirmed the Suburban League from Northeast Ohio is circulating a petition around the state in an attempt to get a referendum vote on the 2027 ballot to separate public and private schools. The report was first made by WC
Kenston kicker’s first field goal is the game-winner in Bombers’ 45-42 win over Copley (opens the original)
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As a center-back on the Kenston soccer team, Ethan Dennis doesn’t get many scoring opportunities. So you’ll have to excuse the senior multi-sport athlete for not knowing exactly how to celebrate a walk-off field goal on the football field. The first-year kicker for the Kenston football team booted a walk-off field goal to give the Bombers a 45-42 win over previously unbeaten Akron Copley on Sept. 11. It was the first field goal of his career in his fourth high school football game. “In soccer, w
Coaches excited for another Mentor-St. Ignatius showdown (opens the original)
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One of the most storied rivalries in Northeastern Ohio will be renewed when Mentor and St. Ignatius meet at Don Shula Stadium on the campus of John Carroll University on Sept. 4. Whether its been in the regular season or in the playoffs, the Mentor-St. Ignatius rivalry has stood the test of time over the years. While St. Ignatius holds the series lead, 17-15, it’s Mentor who comes into this weekend’s game with the better record, 2-0 to St. Ignatius’ 1-1. But as coach Matt Gray put it, the record
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