Leaps & bounds
Sports Editor dfeltner@advertiser-tribune.com A year ago at this time, Heidelberg was a football program carrying the weight of a 36-game losing streak on its collective shoulder while breaking in a new head coach. Today, the Student Princes no doubt walk with an air of confidence not seen around here in a long time. Heidelberg rolled up 596 yards of offense and averaged more than 10 yards per play while receiving little resistance from a Westminster team that returned its leading rusher, passer and nine starters on defense. The result was a busy afternoon for the scorekeeper during a 62-27 season-opening rampage over the Titans at Frost-Kalnow Stadium.
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mgenet@advertiser-tribune.
Stults helps Stockaders run eighth
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jmontgomery@advertiser-tribune.com
When big meets roll around, it’s not uncommon for many teams, especially the top ones, to move up and compete against teams in a higher division.
Youth can’t stop Lakota from taking fifth place
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jmontgomery@advertiser-tribune.com
It was a day for youth Saturday.
Special teams worse than ordinary for TU
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zbaker@advertiser-tribune.com
FINDLAY — Special teams can make or break a team.
For Tiffin, that aspect of the game has broken them two weeks in a row.
Ohio State heads west on a shaky note
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COLUMBUS ? It wasn’t quite the easy road to 800 that was expected.
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