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  • 4 days ago | presspublications.com | Yaneek Smith

    So much for 67 years worth of records. In the past week, Lake senior Luke Steep broke two school records in the 1,600 meters (4:26.24) — at the Otsego Tim Downey Invitational — and the 3,200 (9:59.61) at a tri meet with Rossford and Otsego. Steep's time in the 1,600 beat Marc Quigg's record of 4:27.95 by less than two seconds, which had stood for 30 years, and his 9:59.61time in the 3200 was just over three seconds faster than Al Adams' time of 10:02.96, which stood for 37 years.

  • 4 days ago | presspublications.com | Yaneek Smith

    Oak Harbor, Eastwood and Lake find themselves in the thick of the Northern Buckeye Conference baseball race. The Flyers, who are coming off an appearance in the Division III state final last season, and the Eagles find themselves tied atop the league with Maumee at 7-2 – as of May 7. Overall, Eastwood is 13-3 and Lake is 13-4. The two teams split their season series. Oak Harbor resides at 6-3 in league play, just one game back of the pack.

  • 4 days ago | presspublications.com | Yaneek Smith

    Oak Harbor's 4-3 win over Maumee on April 21 earned its coach, Nick Lance, his 100th career victory. The Fremont Ross alum, who is in his ninth season leading the Rockets, was an assistant for nine years under Rob Schimmoeller before taking over, and he was an assistant with the Little Giants for two years before that. Oak Harbor athletic director Justin Slauterbeck talked about Lance, who played catcher at the University of Toledo, achieving the milestone.

  • 1 week ago | presspublications.com | Yaneek Smith

    Legendary basketball coach Larry Brown was once asked what the key to being a good coach was. He chuckled and said, "Get good players."No one would argue that Eastwood softball coach Joe Wyant hasn't had his share of talented players come through his program in the last 18 years, but he's been the lone constant for the last two decades, winning eight league titles, five district championships and one regional title while establishing the Eagles as one of the top teams in northwest Ohio.

  • 1 week ago | presspublications.com | Yaneek Smith

    It’s another year and another league title for the Northwood softball program. The Rangers, led by senior pitcher Lea Wauford, have clinched the program’s fifth-consecutive Toledo Area Athletic Conference (TAAC) championship. They sit at 10-4 overall and 7-0 in their final year in the league. Wauford, who will continue her softball and soccer careers at Terra State Community College in the fall, is 9-3 in the circle with a 2.52 ERA. She has struck out 135 batters and walked just eight.

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