Archive: November 2009
Defending D-VI state champions need overtime to get past MAC rival Marion Local in the state semifnals
Knights and Blue Jays try to defend crowns, Cavaliers looking for second championship in three years
This week MVP talks to head coaches Todd Shulte (Delphos St. John's) and Tim Goodwin (Marion Local) and also adds some hoops with Dayton Lady HoopStars mentor John Coffee...
CJ, Alter, Minster, Fort Loramie, Kenton Ridge, Middletown Madison and other Miami Valley teams named in preseason Top 10
Alter, Coldwater, Marion Local, Delphos St. John's and Ottawa-Glandorf head into the weekend with state championship aspirations
Knights give up first points of the postseason, but responded with 32 straight; Clinton-Massie finishes 12-1
Delphos St. John's, Alter, Marion Local move on, Coldwater and St. Henry play one for the ages, Trotwood-Madison, Springfield Shawnee fall and more.
This week Alex Sator talks to head coaches Dan McSurley (Clinton-Massie) and Ed Domsitz (Alter), JJHuddle contributor and Fantastic 50 guru Drew Pasteur and more...
SWBL correspondent Adam Adkins previews the titanic D-IV, Region 16 Final between Clinton-Massie and Alter...both are unbeaten...
In all 20 former Miami Valley High School Football players will dress for Saturday's 106th meeting between Ohio State and Michigan...see who they are:
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It's nearing the end of 2011 and it's time again for our annual look back at Ohio's Top High School Sports Stories of the Year. HERE'S WHAT RANKS WHERE.
Christmas is coming and here's our latest gift...the Week 3 Fab 5 Wrestling Poll. Who moved up? Who moved down? Who moved out?
It's still early in the wrestling season but that doesn't mean teams can't vie for No. 1. Here's how things look with the Christmas break and GMVWA Holiday Tournament looming...
Tradition won out over hunger. Youngstown Cardinal Mooney held off a late fourth quarter drive by Shawnee to win the D-III title 21-14. HOW IT HAPPENED...
