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Thurgood’s Alstork ‘flips’ to Ball State

Mark Alstork of Thurgood Marshall High School has confirmed that he will sign with Ball State University to play basketball. The senior had initially committed to Drake. The 6-foot-4 forward’s “flip” was just part of a series of events to impact the Cardinals program in the last few weeks. First, ...

Hormann proves he belongs with state’s best

Landon Hormann had his doubts about football; he didn’t even play as a freshman.There’s no doubt now that he’s among the state’s best players.“I didn’t think that I liked it enough,” the West Liberty-Salem High School senior said during Saturday’s North-South Classic at Welcome Stadium. “But I missed it so ...

Heath Harding (27, South Division) of Dayton Christian takes the field before the 68th annual Ohio North-South Classic all-star football game at Dayton Welcome Stadium on Saturday, April 27, 2013.
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Harding does it all for South

Corner, returner, wide out, running back; it’s all good to Heath Harding. Now it’s up to Miami University to make its call on the Dayton Christian High School speedster. “I don’t know what I’m going to be exactly, but they’ve hinted at corner,” Harding said during a break in the ...

Lebanon’s Wolf delivers with long Classic TD

At 6-feet-4 and 200 pounds and owning sprinter speed, receiver Austin Wolf of Lebanon High School has all the tools to make it at the next level.That’s what he was telling anyone who would listen during Saturday’s North-South Classic at Welcome Stadium.“We did. We talked about it a lot, telling ...

Hamilton LB Oliver has something to prove

Football coaches tend to like their linebackers big, mean and with something to prove. That’s why Indiana University is getting a good deal in Marcus Oliver.“I got a lot of things to prove to a lot of colleges who passed up on me,” declared Oliver during Saturday’s North-South Classic football ...

Fairmont High School's Natalie Uy in Women's  High Jump in the  GWOC Track and Field Championships held at Piqua High School's Alexander Stadium on Friday
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Fairmont’s Uy sets high standards

The only thing that could slow Natalie Uy of Fairmont High School was an ankle injury. That, and finding time to perfect four grueling track and field events. “It’s hard to get all that work done in the little bit amount of time we have,” said Uy after sailing 11 ...

Springfield track teams showing potential

Caleb Lloyd is confident he could do what few others have done — pull away from his older sister Cassandra in a running race.“Oh, yeah; I feel like I could beat her,” Caleb said, laughing during Friday’s Edwin Moses/Dayton Relays at Welcome Stadium. “She actually inspired me.”Of course big sis ...

Welcome home, North-South Classic?

Steve Channell made a lot of believers when he turned around the Miamisburg High School football program in just one season. The Ohio High School Football Coaches Association is counting on him to work that reboot magic again. Channell, the past president of the statewide OHSFCA, was the vocal force ...

Badin’s Krause headed to Thomas More

The regular signing period for basketball and most other sports began last week and extends through Aug. 1. Here are just a few of the many area seniors who have recently signed or are planning to do so to play at the next level: Badin senior Houston Krause has committed ...

Wayne's Lovell Peterson (77) makes the tackle on McKinley's Eric Glover (7) at Wayne High School on Saturday evening 

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Wayne’s Peterson on the right track

Anything that Lovell Peterson does on the football field doesn’t surprise his teammates and coaches at Wayne High School. But what he did earlier this year sure did. “At first, I felt like I didn’t want to disappoint my family,” said the highly recruited 6-foot-4, 290-pound four-year starter. “But it ...

Northmont's defensive end Troy Mangen pulls the numbers off Wayne's running back Kenny Bester for the tackle Friday evening at Northmont High School's Good Samaritan Stadium
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Northmont’s Mangen balances athletic prowess with academics

Playing sports has always come easy for Troy Mangen. Football, basketball, baseball was his natural progression. Maintaining an equally high academic standing was another ballgame. “I’m not going to say school has come naturally for me,” said Mangen, Northmont High School’s 6-foot-5, 225-pound senior. “I definitely have had to work ...

Schools to vote on another competitive balance proposal

Ohio High School Athletic Association Commissioner Dr. Dan Ross has never waffled about separation of public and private schools: He’s not in favor. But does what’s in place need to be addressed? Oh, yeah. “We have some of the best tournaments in the country,” Ross told about 250 Southwest District ...

OHSBCA honors area girls, boys

Olivia Augsperger of Twin Valley South and Jackson Center’s Gerald “Trey” Elchert are among the senior sons and daughters of active Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association members to be awarded scholarships of $1,000. Their fathers are TV South boys head coach and athletic director Tony Augspurger and Jackson center ...

The truth out, finally Holtrey speaks out

Through it all, Troy Holtrey remained silent. Why? Because that’s what he was told to do.He remains loyal to his community and his profession. But the collateral damage from an unaccountable boosters fund while he was athletic director has cost him his passion, coaching Springboro High School boys basketball.No one’s ...

Fairmont head coach Hank Bias discusses a call with a referee after technical fouls were called on both teams late in the second period of game at West Carrollton Friday, Jan. 2. Fairmont came out on top in overtime 68 to 67.

Bias going out a winner

Hank Bias knew it was time, three years ago. “If I had to do it all over again, that would be the time to step away,” said Bias, who resigned after 13 years as Fairmont High School’s boys varsity basketball coach last week. “We were at the top of our ...

Fairmont must fill both hoop coaching positions

Makayla Waterman was anchored in math class. She didn’t want to believe what text messages and classmates were insisting: Fairmont High School girls basketball coach Tim Cogan was leaving. “I was like, ‘I’ll give everybody $50 if he leaves,’ ” she recalled. “I thought, there’s no way. I couldn’t believe ...

Payne to succeed Asbeck as Fenwick AD

Fenwick High School has landed a familiar figure to become its next high school athletic director: Jon Payne. Currently the AD at Fairborn High School, Payne will succeed Fenwick AD Mike Asbeck following the end of this school year. Fenwick incoming principal Andy Barczak made the announcement on Friday. “I ...

Fairmont H.S. girls basketball coach Tim Cogan; 2013

Cogan leaves Fairmont girls for Carroll boys

Tim Cogan resigned as head coach of the championship Fairmont High School girls basketball team on Thursday and within hours was named the head boys varsity coach at Carroll. That capped an eventful 24 hours for Fairmont athletics, which started when Hank Bias announced his resignation as the varsity boys ...

Starkey to resign from St. Henry

Jeff Starkey is returning home. That means St. Henry High School is the second Midwest Athletic Conference team that will have a new football coach this fall.Starkey will resign as the Redskins head coach this morning. He announced last week that he’ll be the high school principal at LaBrae, just ...

Jaaron Simmons (3) of Alter is guarded by Greg Jacknewitz (23) of Bishop Watterson during a Division II state semi-final basketball game at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus on Thursday, March 21, 2013. Bishop Watterson won the game 53-42. Barbara J. Perenic/Staff

Simmons’ goal to ‘Keep Dayton on the rise’

Five Dunbar High School guards have taken their considerable basketball talents to the next level and beyond.Jaaron Simmons will do the same for Alter.“They’re doing good things,” said Simmons about Dunbar grads Norris Cole (Heat), Daequan Cook (Bulls), Geron Johnson (Memphis University), Ryan Bass (Oakland) and Andre Yates (Creighton).“I’m going ...

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