Northwest Top Stories

  • Centennial Roundup

    By LORRIE CECIL/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Slobodan Zecevic and the Centennial boys tennis team will compete in the Division II sectional tournament on Thursday, May 16, and Saturday, May 18, at Columbus School for Girls.

    Tennis team seeks sectional wins

    Centennial High School boys tennis coach Barb Stevenson admits her players are considered long shots in the Division II sectional tournament Thursday, May 16, and Saturday, May 18, at Columbus School for Girls.

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  • Watterson Roundup

    Tennis players seeking sectional titles

    Ryan Bibo, Mark Guza and Michael Guza of the Watterson High School boys tennis team won't be content with just getting back to the Division II district tournament.

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  • Centennial Roundup

    Girls seek defense of City track title

    The Centennial High School girls track and field team will be looking to defend its title when it competes in the City League meet Monday, May 13, and Wednesday, May 15, at Whetstone.

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  • Boys Tennis

    Oatney flourishes at top spot

    Not only has Ben Oatney made a smooth transition going from playing doubles to singles for the Centennial High School boys tennis team this spring, his play has exceeded the expectations of coach Barbara Stevenson.

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  • Watterson Roundup

    Softball squad clinches CCL title

    The Watterson High School softball team held a ceremony honoring its eight senior starters before playing Ready in its CCL finale May 1.

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  • Centennial Roundup

    Brumfield uses size as motivator

    Molly Brumfield is hardly imposing at 5-foot-1.

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