ST. MARYS - The St. Marys Roughriders overcame a sluggish three quarters of football and an injury to top running back Kyle Puschel to open the season with a win.
St. Marys got a great game on the ground by Puschel's replacement, sophomore Dustin Fisher, and some late-games heroics scoring twice in the final seven and a half minutes to defeat the Sidney Yellow Jackets 13-7 on Friday at Skip Baughman Stadium. [More]
KENTON - Both Coldwater and Kenton had plenty of offensive burst, but the host Wildcats had just a little more.
Kenton junior Maty Mauk passed for five touchdowns and ran for two more as the Wildcats snapped an eight-game losing streak to the Cavaliers with an overwhelming, 50-31, win in the season opener at Robinson Field. [More]
Celina's Main Street was bricked in 1906 after a fire; street work now reveals old bricks
CELINA - After more than century, the light of day will shine on bricks of Main Street before nearly a quarter million of them are dug up as part of the downtown facelift.
ST. MARYS - Wisconsin resident Ashley Kumlien is a woman on a mission. She is running across America to raise awareness about multiple sclerosis and $500,000 to fund research into finding a cure.
CELINA - An emotionally-charged Celina football team took a 14-7 lead on Versailles in the season opener on Friday night, but the Tigers rallied behind quarterback Damian Winner.
MARIA STEIN - Last year it took a late aerial attack, but this year it was pretty much ground and pound.
The Marion Local Flyers topped the Shawnee Indians in Friday night's gridiron lid-lifter, as the hosts used a punishing rushing attack to cruise to a 34-13 victory.
FORT LORAMIE - There is an old coaching adage that you need to put away a team when you have them down, because if you let them hang around, they will beat you in the end.
