• DeSales Roundup

    By LORRIE CECIL/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Michael Hippler and the Stallions boys volleyball team will play Middletown Fenwick in a Division II state semifinal on Saturday, May 25, at Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit.

    Volleyball team headed to state

    DeSales High School boys volleyball coach Andy Feltz said he didn't spend one second worrying whether his team would feel the effects of a five-game win over CCL-rival Watterson in a Division II East Region semifinal May 15.

  • Canal Winchester Roundup

    By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Megan Tamasovich of Canal Winchester takes off after getting the baton from teammate Joelle Zuberi in the 6,400-meter relay during the Milt Will Relays on May 3. Tamasovich placed third in the high jump and fourth in the 800 to help the Indians girls team win its fourth consecutive MSL-Buckeye title on May 17.

    Girls track squad repeats at MSL champs

    The Canal Winchester High School girls track and field team continues to overcome adversity.

  • By Annie Wise/ThisWeek

    UA's Frey to play college football for Michigan State

    Chris Frey, a 6-2, 217-pound outside linebacker, will play for a defense he has great respect for -- Michigan State's.

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  • OHSAA

    Balance proposal voted down, but 'still an option'

    The announcement May 16 of the latest competitive balance bylaw failure brought feelings of jubilation to numerous non-public high school administrators and coaches throughout central Ohio.

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  • City Notes

    Eastmoor boys track team wins emotional City title

    While winning the City League championship May 13 and 15 at Whetstone, members of the Eastmoor Academy boys track and field team wore black patches with the letters "KS" on the left shoulder of their uniforms.

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  • Centennial Roundup

    Girls team places eighth at City meet

    Centennial High School girls track and field coach Rhonda Reese already that knew it was going to be difficult for her team to defend its City League championship after two of its top sprinters from a year ago, Aalyah Slappy and Jenna Herron, chose not to return this spring.

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  • Whitehall-Yearling Roundup

    Kiflu breaks Reid's 800 school mark

    Whitehall-Yearling High School senior Abiel Kiflu entered the track and field season with his sights set on a program record that had stood since 1969.

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  • New Albany Roundup

    Tennis team sends seven to district

    Two seniors, three sophomores and two freshmen guided the New Albany High School boys tennis team to a perfect day in a Division I sectional tournament May 16 at Pickerington Central.

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  • Whetstone Roundup

    Baseball squad captures City title

    Led by pitcher Jonathon Griebel, the Whetstone High School baseball team captured its second consecutive City League championship and its eighth in 20 seasons under coach Tim Broskie.

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  • Canal Winchester Roundup

    Girls track squad repeats at MSL champs

    The Canal Winchester High School girls track and field team continues to overcome adversity.

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  • St. Charles Roundup

    Track team secures league championship

    Gaining an early jump on the competition, the St. Charles Preparatory School track and field team regained its dominance in the CCL.

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