ST. MARYS - According to Minster coach Michael McClurg, the game plan coming in was, "just guard 'em."
And guard 'em they did.
The Wildcats held a St. Marys offense that was averaging just under 70 points in its last five games to a season-low 32 in a 35-32 victory over the Roughriders Saturday evening on the Grand Lake Health Care System Court. The win extends Minster's win streak to six games as the Roughriders have a six-game win streak snapped. [More]
CELINA - Local officials plan to launch a six-month study of Quick Wash technology, which removes phosphorus from manure, after receiving a $130,000 grant.
St. Marys took one step in defending its outright Western Buckeye League wrestling championship on Saturday, but Celina put itself in line to try and deny the outright title and share it after Saturday's league tournament at Defiance High School.