Upper Arlington Top Stories

  • Hockey

    By COURTESY OF DAVIS FAMILY
    Upper Arlington's Logan Davis planned to play junior hockey the next few years instead of attending college, but the senior goaltender recently signed a letter of intent to play for the Ohio State men's team.

    Goalie Davis signs to play with Ohio State

    Since falling in love with hockey at age 6, Logan Davis largely has dedicated the last 12 years to pursuing a career in the sport.

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  • Upper Arlington Roundup

    Tennis team captures OCC title

    Midway through the season, Upper Arlington High School boys tennis coach Amos Allison didn't see much fire in his team.

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  • Wellington Roundup

    Girls lacrosse team set to open tourney

    The Wellington School girls lacrosse team will open the Division II South/Central Region tournament Thursday, May 16, at Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.

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  • Upper Arlington Roundup

    Volleyball team stays competitive

    A five-game loss on the first night of the season set the tone for the Upper Arlington High School boys volleyball team -- not because they lost, but how.

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  • Girls Lacrosse

    Bears show resilience in win over Eagles

    Upper Arlington High School girls lacrosse coach Wendy Pinta admits that she was worried about her team when it trailed New Albany by four goals with 12 minutes, 21 seconds to play May 1.

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  • Wellington Roundup

    Causey pacing track effort

    Because the Wellington School does not have a track and field program, Bob Causey asked interim athletics director Justin Slauterbeck and head of school Rob Brisk for permission to allow his freshman daughter, Keilah, to compete for her school as an individual.

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