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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Cross country runners ready to go the distance
The 81st boys and 32nd girls cross country championships will be held at Scioto Downs race track in Columbus on Saturday, Nov. 7. Here’s a list of the area competitors:
BOYS DIVISION I
Individuals: Chadd Kiggins (11) Carroll, Jordan Redd (10) Fairborn, Aaron Dinzeo (12) Sidney, Doug Norris (12) Butler.
BOYS DIVISION II
Tippecanoe (Coach: Byron Kimmel) — Ricky Andrews (9), Tyler Feitshans (12), Kevin Fink (12), Grant Koch (9), Joey O’Brien (12), Sam Wharton (9), Luke Zerkle (12).
Graham (Coach: Todd Buschur) — Danny Byers (11), Zach Hawke (12), Jon McMaken (11), Brady Newcomer (9), Caleb Pumphrey (10), Robbie Pumphrey (12), Taylor Wright (12).
Oakwood (Coach: Bryan Ammer) — Peter Hix (12), Ethan Kissock (12), Andy Lamb (11), Josh Moulton (11), Keith Mueller (11), Will Reese (12), Alec Snead (10).
Individuals: Logan Leis (12) Benjamin Logan, Sam Bench (10) Brookville, Myles Corcoran (12) Clinton-Massie, Todd Hewitt (11) Eaton, Jake Kasperski (12) Valley View.
BOYS DIVISION III
Russia (Coach: Doug Foster) — Chris Ball (12), Joel Meyer (11), Luke Pohlman (11), Trevor Sherman (9), Andy Toller (12), Blake Worthington (12), Alex York (12).
St. Henry (Coach: Mike Eyink) — Ryan Goettemoeller (11), Aaren Hemmelgarn (9), Kevin Kanpke (10), Doug Lefeld (10), Adam Rindler (12), Dillan Schulze (12), Mitchell Schulze (11).
New Bremen (Coach: Adam Topp) — Derrek Bornhorst (10), Justin Eilerman (12), Robert Franks (12), Jacob Rutschilling (9), Zach Speckman (12), Kaleb Swiger (12), Andy Timmerman (12).
Individuals: Mike Seas (10) Coldwater, Kevin Stewart (10) Mechanicsburg, Isaiah Bragg (12) Emmanuel Christian Academy, Brandon Graves (12) Bethel, Adam Loewer (12) Bethel, Samuel Prakel (9) Versailles, Josh Hemmelgarn (12) TV South.
GIRLS DIVISION I
Springboro (Coach: Ron Rohrer) — Heather Baruxes (10), Carly Hamilton (11), Lycia Hollon (9), Katie Kessler (12), Alex Mahle (11), Rachael Mahle (9), Sarah Smith (9).
Individuals: Grace VanDeGrift (11) Lebanon, Megan Wright (12) Miamisburg, Jasmine Redman (11) Tecumseh.
GIRLS DIVISION II
Coldwater (Coach: Dan Pohlman) — Veronica Bruns (11), Alyssa Brunswick (10), Leah Brunswick (10), Brittany Kaiser (10), Larissa Kohn (11), Jessica Schmackers (12), Jocelyn Staugler (12).
Alter (Coach: Matt Sableski) — Olivia Albers (10), Rebecca Esselstein (11), Grace Untener (10), Kaila Howe (11), Mary Issenman (9), Mary Ann Krebs (10), Ashley Rodgers (11).
Bellbrook (Coach: Iris Black) — Christine Delong (9), Gabrielle Etter (9), Kaitlin Gibson (10), Jenny Sanderson (9), Shelby Sigman (10), Courtney Swain (9), Mariah Yaufman (12).
Greenon (Coach: Kim Wise) — Megan Ball (9), Jami Durkee (12), Sydney Lewis (10), MacKenzie McMillin (10), Erica Miller (10), Lacey Price (11), Mary Wenzell (10).
Carroll (Coach: John Agnew) — Madeleine Devitt (12), Chiyoko Ikeda (12), Rachel Janson (12), Genevieve Marchese (9), Dianne Minardi (12), Katie Ollier (11), Taylor O’Neil (10).
Individuals: Courtney Swink (10) Brookville, Lizzie Gleason (12) CJ, Katie Landwehr (11) Tippecanoe.
DIVISION III
Minster (Coach: Jessica Magoto) —Jessica Albers (12), Averie Bornhorst (11), Hannah Butler (9), Maria Dahlinghaus (11), Natalie Fausey (9), Samantha Hoelscher (10), Sophia Richard (11).
West Liberty-Salem (Coach: Ann Vogel) — Shawnda Henault (9), Sarah Murphy (11), Savanna Shipp (9), Jasmine Smith (9), Jordan Smith (9), Meghan Vogel (9), Sarah Williams (9).
Individuals: Juli Accurso (12) Miam East, Janel Olberding (11) Fort Loramie, Allison Roeth (10) Houston, Katie Borchers (11) Russia, Tammy Berger (10) Versailles, Bethany Norman (9) Xenia Christian.
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TweetWayne-Centerville girls soccer regional final moved to Bellbrook
The Division I girls soccer regional final between Centerville and Wayne will be played at Bellbrook High School at noon on Saturday, Nov. 7, the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced today.
The game was originally scheduled to be played at Princeton High School, but because two Miami Valley teams advanced, the game was moved.
Centerville (19-1-1) defeated Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy 1-0 on Wednesday to advance to the regional final, and Wayne (20-1-0) topped Cincinnati Turpin 3-0 to advance.
Wayne was the only team to beat Centerville this season when the Warriors topped the Elks 3-1 on Oct. 14. Wayne’s single loss came against Beavercreek, 2-0 on Sept. 16.
The game’s winner will advance to the state semifinals and play the winner of Dublin Coffman (12-5-3) and Upper Arlington (17-1-2), which will play at Dublin Scioto High School on Saturday.
The state semifinal will be played at Hilliard Darby High School at 7 p.m. Wednesday, and the state final will be played Saturday, Nov. 14, at 1:30 p.m. at Columbus Crew Stadium.
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TweetWilmington took its revenge, heads to playoffs
What’s one way to set yourself on a playoff path?
Beat the teams that clobbered you the year before.
That was part of the plan for Wilmington High School, which finished 7-3 and will face top seed Turpin on Friday in a Division II, Region 8 quarterfinal that will also be a rematch of the teams’ Week 10 game, a Turpin win.
Part of the Hurricane’s path included games against Edgewood, Little Miami and Kings. For a glimpse into last season, when the Hurricane finished 4-6, check out the scores in losses against Edgewood (65-17), Little Miami (64-27) and Kings (38-14).
“All three whooped up on us badly,” said Wilmington coach Rob Vida. “They’re good programs, and they just embarrassed us.”
This year was different. In those same three games, Wilmington beat Edgewood (19-14), Little Miami (51-48) and Kings (35-14).
Beating the teams that embarrassed you last season is a big boost for any team. For the Hurricane, it felt a little better, as they made the playoffs for just the third time in school history and the first time since 2005. Two seasons ago, Wilmington was 2-8.
“We used those games to drive us through the season a little bit,” Vida said. “We gained some confidence, and we believed we could win.”
Now, Wilmington needs another payback game. Turpin, the first-round opponent, beat Wilmington just last week 26-14.
The Hurricane are sure to get help from running back Quinten Rollins, the Miami University basketball point guard recruit who has seen some better line play improve his numbers.
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