After the first undefeated regular season in program history and an Ohio Athletic Conference championship, Ohio Northern Men's Soccer has carried its momentum into the postseason. The Polar Bears posted an impressive 11-0-6 record during the regular season and secured a 4-1 win over Mount Union in the OAC semifinals. The victory advances ONU to the finals, where they will face regular-season runner-up Otterbein on Sunday, November 9th.
Kenton Wildcats receiver Zayne Perkins earned 2nd Team Offensive Skill honors from the Western Buckeye League. His teammates Jayden Mustain, Maddux McFarlin, Alex Rogel, and Garry Phipps also received recognition with honorable mentions. The WBL honored Tyler Doeden-Kiessling of Defiance and Mason Ludwig of Wapak as Co-Offensive Linemen of the Year. Caleb Moyer, also from Wapak, earned the title of Offensive Skill Player of the Year, while Coach of the Year fittingly went to Travis Moyer, who guided Wapakoneta to […]
Front Row (Left to Right): Abagale Hale, Audrey Lawrence, Raegan Castle, Toby Helton, Benjamin Tidd, Noah McCoy, Joshana Little.Back Row (Left to Right): Caiden Lowery, Ivie Gonzalez, Ryan Roberts, Jase Prater, Beau Sanders, Kellen Hollon, and Lauren Thompson Upper Scioto Valley hosted its Fall Sports Awards Ceremony, celebrating the achievements of the 2025 fall season. Here are the recipients of this year's awards: High School Football Offensive Player of the Year – Ryan Roberts Defensive Player of the Year – […]
Ada Bulldogs Soccer had an incredible 2025 season. The boys' team achieved an impressive record of 11-5-2, while the girls' team excelled with a 12-5-2 record, including a playoff victory against Kalida. Their success extended to individual honors, with both teams earning four selections each to the All-District teams. For the girls, Alex Gibson and Kenley Poling led the way with second-team honors, while teammates Avary Acheson and Emily Gibson received honorable mentions. On the boys' side, Andrew Allen earned […]
Kenton boys soccer assistant coach Jordy Martin earned the Division IV Assistant Coach of the Year title from the Northwest Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association. Martin played a key role in guiding the Wildcats to a 10-5-5 record this season. The recognition extended beyond Martin, as Micah Bowman and Josh Rich secured spots on the All-District first team, while Marlon Lopez and Gus Wingfield were honored with second-team selections.
It was a successful day for Addi Manns and Wade Manns at the OHSAA Division III State Cross Country Championships at Fortress Obetz. Addi secured an impressive 6th place finish with a time of 18:32.06 in her third and final appearance at the State Meet. Wade delivered a solid performance, finishing 41st in his debut trip to state.
The Northwest Central Conference has announced its 2025 All-Conference Football Teams, and several Upper Scioto Valley players have earned honors for their outstanding performances during the season. First Team Beau Sanders (Jr.) – Tight End Beau Sanders (Jr.) – Defensive Line Ryan Roberts (Sr.) – Linebacker Caiden Lowery (Jr.) – Defensive Back Second Team Ryan Roberts (Sr.) – Running Back Doug May (Jr.) – Defensive Line Honorable Mention Kellen Holland (Jr.) Macain Underwood (Jr.) Andrue Kindle (Sr.)
H/T Ridgemont Athletics After a record-setting 2025, the Ridgemont football program had eight athletes receive NWCC honors. Record-breaking running back Mason Howard and defensive back Kody Kiser earned first team NWCC honors, while offensive linemen Kaine Ruppright and Luke Stacklin, who paved the way for Howard, secured spots on the second team along with linebacker Maverick Dawson. The group was rounded out by Jordan Olsen, Bryce Mendenhall, and Jaxon Stuck, who received honorable mentions.
The Riverdale Falcons had five athletes receive BVC honors this season. Linebacker Parker Driskill earned a 3rd team nod, while teammates Grant Inbody, Kaleb Risner, Cale Young, and Trent Locke were honorable mentions. Heading into next season, the Falcons are in search of a new head coach following Jon Wells' decision to step down after 25 years with the program. Wells began as a volunteer, moved up to an assistant role, and served as head coach for the past two […]
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