Tim Bailey of the Westland High School boys track and field team was part of an historic state meet held June 7 and 8 at Ohio State.
The Delaware Hayes High School boys lacrosse team will have to fill some major holes next season if it is to win a third consecutive state club championship.
Ohio has a rich tradition in track, and the talent that was pumped from the Columbus area from the 2013 graduating class only enhanced that.
Based on the kids I see regularly at my practice, I would argue that today’s youth athletes are even busier today with sports than kids were from just a few years ago.
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Justin Swallie has been promoted to lead the Hilliard Davidson High School baseball program.
MOREThe East all-star football team beat the West all-stars 43-22 in the sixth-annual Cap City Preps Senior Bowl on June 15 at Reynoldsburg.
MOREFor our fifth-annual summer series, ThisWeek Community News’ sports department is keeping the focus on football.
MOREThe OHSAA announced divisional breakdowns and regional alignments for the 2013 and 2014 football seasons.
MOREBryan Justice already had cemented his place in the history of the Licking Heights track and field program when he became the first athlete to qualify for the state meet at the Division I level.
MORENone of the three members of the Watkins Memorial track and field program who competed in the Division I state meet scored, but each finished better than his or her seed.
MOREThe frenetic pace became too much for Bobbi Jones, who resigned June 5 as coach of the Northridge softball team.
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