Olentangy Orange High School wrestling coach Brian Nicola still believed his team was the strongest in the program’s four-year history even after the Pioneers didn’t win the OCC-Capital Division title.
It wasn’t an ideal situation for the Olentangy Orange High School boys basketball team, but it was the corner into which the Pioneers had painted themselves.
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Not until after the game did freshman forward Gabriela Martin discover how large a role she had played in the Olentangy Liberty High School girls basketball team’s 31-27 win over Logan in the first round of the Division I district tournament Feb. 15 at Hilliard Davidson.
MORESenior Alex Clay and sophomores Olivia Ball and Brittany Menninger of the Olentangy Liberty High School girls swimming and diving team chose not to try new techniques while competing in the Division I district meet Feb. 18 at Ohio State.
MOREThe Olentangy Liberty High School hockey team began its quest to defend its first district championship on Feb. 19 by routing Cincinnati Sycamore 10-0 in the first round.
MOREThe Westerville Central High School girls bowling team will be seeking its fourth consecutive district championship when play begins Friday, Feb. 24, at HP Lanes.
MOREA.J. Motika has had an empty feeling the past four seasons.
MORERonnie Kenley wasn’t pleased about having to transfer from Delaware to Olentangy High School before her senior year, but the sting is subsiding.
MOREThere wasn’t a jubilant celebration after the Olentangy Orange High School girls basketball team clinched at least a share of a second consecutive OCC-Capital Division championship with a 73-28 win over Watkins Memorial on Feb. 3.
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