Greg Billing began covering high school, college and professional sports in the Miami Valley in 1988 when he was a junior at Miami East High School. The Wright State University graduate has worked at the Troy Daily News (1996-1997), Springfield News-Sun (1997-2001) and the Dayton Daily News (2001-2016). He was inducted into the Dayton Auto Racing Fan Club's (DARF) Hall of Fame in 2015 for his auto racing coverage and has also earned numerous Associated Press awards for stories, headline writing and special sports sections. Greg lives in West Milton with his wife and two daughters. When not covering events, he and his wife are cheering for the girls as they play a variety of sports for the Milton-Union Bulldogs.
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Wednesday, 11 March 2020 / Published in SCL, SCL Feature

Fort Loramie’s Gritty Effort Falls Short

Fort Loramie's physical man-to-man defense held high-scoring Columbus Wellington in check in a D-IV regional semifinal. But the Redskins' offense came up one basket short themselves in a tough loss. Ty Ruhenkamp, (pictured) provided a spark off the bench. Greg Billing writes for today’s Press Pros tournament feature.
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Saturday, 07 March 2020 / Published in SCL, SCL Feature

Fort Loramie, Jackson Center Cut Down Nets Again

The Shelby County Athletic League cut down two more nets on Friday as Fort Loramie and Jackson Center both captured Division IV district championships. The Redskins pulled away behind its defense while the Tigers, well, they did enough to hold on, too.
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Friday, 06 March 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, SCL, SCL Feature

Loramie Reaches Regional Final; Tri-Village Comes Up Short

Fort Loramie's defense led the way to instant offense in a 60-point victory, while Tri-Village struggled in the second half to fall in the Division IV regional semifinals for the fourth straight season. Greg Billing writes for today's Press Pros tournament feature.
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Friday, 28 February 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features

Just win … Jackson Center, Troy Christian Stay Alive

They took different paths to get there, but Jackson Center (below) and Troy Christian both won their sectional tournament games to set up a district semifinal showdown on Saturday. Greg Billing writes about the action in Thursday's Piqua sectional.
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Monday, 24 February 2020 / Published in MAC, MAC Feature

Versailles Dominates Inside For Shot At District Title

Versailles struggled early to find its shot. But once the Tigers did ... there was no stopping them as Tracy White's team cruised to a seventh straight district final appearance with a 62-39 win over Middletown Madison. Lindsey Winner (pictured) dominated inside with 16 points despite missing much of the first quarter in foul trouble. More from Greg Billing Monday Night.