Evan Burgei's one-yard run for a touchdown with 9:47 left in the third quarter allowed St. John's to come back from a 19-7 deficit to beat St. Henry 21-19 at Stadium Park in Delphos on Friday night.
St. John's is now 7-2 on the season and 5-2 in the Midwest Athletic Conference while the Redskins drop to 5-4 overall with the loss and 3-4 in the MAC. [More]
MARIA STEIN - Senior Night couldn't have gone much better for the Marion Local Flyers, who kept themselves in the thick of the playoff race with a resounding 55-7 win over the visiting Fort Recovery Indians.
The win moves Marion's overall record to 8-1 and its conference mark to 6-1, while Fort Recovery falls to 3-6 on the year and 1-6 in league play. [More]
NEW BREMEN - After back-to-back lop-sided losses, New Bremen pulled out of the Midwest Athletic Conference cellar with a victory on Friday night.
The Cardinals' defense forced four turnovers, including the first three interceptions of the season, and New Bremen turned three of those Parkway miscues into touchdowns on the way to a 28-6 victory at Cardinal Stadium. [More]
Celina city officials believe they have found various leaks in Bryson Pool responsible for the loss of thousands of gallons of water during the summer.
MINSTER - With Coldwater's prolific aerial attack coming into Minster and the Wildcats having their top two quarterbacks sidelined with injuries, expectations were that the Cavaliers would have a significant advantage in the passing game.
OTTAWA - Celina knew coming into Friday's game that its defense would have to keep an eye out for Ottawa-Glandorf running back Jacob Lugo, who set a school record last week in rushing for 302 yards against Van Wert.
ST. MARYS - The individual, or individuals, who are in charge of engraving the Western Buckeye League championship trophies better set aside a little more money and time for the job of football championship trophies, thanks to the Kenton Wildcats.
Travis Spitnale rushed for two touchdowns and caught a pass for another scoring play as the Defiance Bulldogs defeated Bath 47-14 to snare a share of the five-way tie for first place in the Western Buckeye League after Kenton beat St. Marys 35-7.
