No place like home
Heidelberg played like it was right at home. Of course, it was. After 64 years, football returned to the school’s campus, as the team played its first game at Mayer Field. The Student Princes broke in the new digs with a 42-14 win over Marietta. To HU coach Mike Hallett, it was “almost a perfect day.” Granted a cloudless sky and temperatures in the 50s, the Student Princes played their best game of the season. For the third-straight week, senior running backs Jemar Lewis and Kenny Sims each went over 100 yards rushing. Heidelberg’s defense didn’t stop the Ohio Athletic Conference’s leading rusher Lemar Hunter (158 rushing yards), but stopped pretty much everybody else. Marietta quarterback Andrew Keller was ineffective, connecting on 8 of 17 pass attempts for 71 yards. The Pioneers used three other rushers; they combined for 35 yards on 18 carries.
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McDONALD — Hopewell-Loudon is not your typical eighth-seed team. It came in with an 8-2 record with those two losses being by a combined eight points and was the Division VI state runner-up the past two seasons.
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ELIDA — The momentum Hopewell-Loudon created from a regional semifinal sweep two days earlier simply rolled over to Saturday’s finals.
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COLUMBUS — It was another runner-up finish, despite falling to two foes.
Seneca East junior Brittany Stockmaster captured second for the second year in a row at Saturday’s Division III state cross country meet at Scioto Downs.
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COLUMBUS — There were better finishes, but no trips to the podium.
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The position is familiar, but the result is a hoped-for change.
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State Cross Country
November First Fridy
Berg Otterbein VB Tourney
Heidelberg inauguration
Hopewell Regional VB
Tiffin University Soccer
Commemorative Air Force
St. Wendelin Dress Rehearsal
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