Debbie Juniewicz

Dayton

Contributing Writer at Dayton Daily News

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High school tennis: Experience pays off for Springboro doubles team, Northwestern’s Yeager at state tournament

4 days ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

“There was so much growth from last year,” Springboro coach Troy Holtrey said. “When things got tough, they continued to battle back. I was really proud of that.”ExploreThe Springboro duo had already checked off a bucket list item as the first Dayton-area D-I team to claim the district doubles title in close to two decades. “The competition in this part of the state is just so good,” Holtrey said.
Nature is the studio for Satsang Yoga & Wellness

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

Carver’s love of the great outdoors prompted her to create Satsang Yoga & Wellness. “What sets us apart from a traditional studio is the ability to hold sessions in various outdoor locations immersed in nature,” Carver said.
Alter freshman enjoying perfect season heading into state tournament

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

“He has this intuition on the court,” Alter coach Megan Kreusch said. “It’s like he just flips a switch and is ready to go.”While Shope has years of tournament experience, high school tennis is a new experience for the 15-year-old. Explore“It’s a little different being on a team because tennis has been an individual sport for me for so long,” Shope said. “But I had a great welcome and really enjoy the team aspect.”Kreusch has been impressed by Shope’s transition to the high school ranks.
Bowling: Capri Lanes takes a summer break

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

Summer is typically a slower time for bowling centers with fewer leagues and tournaments. And nicer weather frequently entices people to swap out their bowling shoes for flip-flops so fewer open bowlers as well. So – much like local school children – Capri Lanes is on summer break. And the Dayton bowling mainstay, at 2727 S.
Wellness events at The Brightside are ‘Good Energi’

2 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

The Dayton event venue, at 905 E. Third St., has hosted a variety of health and wellness events in recent years. It falls in line with The Brightside’s mission to “bring people together to dance, celebrate love, enjoy art, and build stronger community bonds…and have a good time while doing it.” “I have practiced yoga for over a decade, and our team members have each benefited at some point by different forms of a wellness practice,” Dixon said.
Boys tennis: Potential state berth fueling Centerville’s Galbraith

2 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

“I want to go to state so badly,” Galbraith said. “The past few years, I’ve seen my friends from Columbus and Cleveland go and it has really fueled me.”The Elks first singles player, who has compiled a 23-5 record, will try to move one step closer to that goal Thursday as district play gets underway at Centerville High School for Divisions I and II. Semifinals and finals are slated for Saturday.
Bowling: Winning is a family affair at GDUSBC Adult-Youth tournament

2 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

“This was the first time we bowled together, and it was a lot of fun,” Jimmy Segi said. “The fact that we both bowled well made it a lot more fun.”Smiles and laughs mixed with some advice and coaching – and some occasional eye rolls – parent child duos came away with multiple age-group titles as well as a few runner-up finishes at Bowl 10 Fairborn. Parenting winFor Curtiss Rasnic Jr., bowling with his daughter Kenzie is a full-circle moment.
RiverScape MetroPark’s fitness classes designed to welcome all ages, levels of ability

3 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

“Five Rivers MetroParks really focuses on how to get people outside and connected to nature and at RiverScape, being an urban park, our approach at times is a bit different but that same objective is there,” said Rachel Baney, RiverScape program coordinator. “Being able to offer classes people are familiar with but in a different setting is really a unique opportunity.
Bowling: West’s state wins were a family affair

3 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

“He has always been my go-to guy for tournaments,” Angel said. “He is my rock. It means so much more that he was able to spend the weekend with me.”The weekend started with a respectable 643 in the team event, but West struggled a bit in doubles the following day. She made a ball change midway through the event, tallying 607. Explore“Honestly, I think I was trying too hard, I really wanted to do well for my partner,” she said.
It’s National Bike Month: Region has 350 miles of paved trails for cycling

1 month ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

And with more than 350 miles of paved, multi-use recreational trails, the Miami Valley is a great place to do just that — give cycling a try. “A lot of the region is connected, so those trails offer opportunities to commute to work or school, but they also offer the opportunity to get out and explore some of the small towns that are in the area and explore them and what they have to offer, said Chris Buck Five Rivers MetroParks special events coordinator.