Sonny Fulks is a graduate of Ohio State University where he pitched four varsity seasons for the Buckeyes from 1971 through 1974. He furthered his baseball experience as a minor league umpire for seven seasons, working for the Florida State League (A), the Southern League (AA), and the American Association (AAA). He has written for numerous websites, and for the past fourteen years has served as columnist and photo editor for The Gettysburg Magazine, published by the University of Nebraska Press, in Lincoln Nebraska. His interests include history, support for amateur baseball, the outdoors, and he has a music degree from Ohio State University.
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Saturday, 19 September 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, MAC, MAC Feature

Mc’Small’ McKibbon Looms Even Mc’Bigger’ As Teammates Fall

For his size you'd never guess.  But Coldwater senior Zack McKibbon's presence on the field grows ever larger as the Cavs' backfield gets smaller and smaller. Read about him in this weekend's Press Pros feature.
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Friday, 18 September 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, SCL, SCL Feature

Loramie Blasts Covington To Take Control Of CCC…

Collin Moore (below) exploded for a 65 yard touchdown run, and unbeaten Fort Loramie proved to be a good as suspected in a eye-opening Thursday night win over previously unbeaten Covington. Read about the game in today's Press Pros.
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Tuesday, 15 September 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, SCL, SCL Feature

Little Bit Rusty Raiders Too Much For Anna…

It wasn't smooth at times, but after a two-week layoff due to Coronavirus Russia (and Kendall Monnin, below) came back to beat Anna Tuesday in three straight sets. Read about how in today's Press Pros feature.
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Monday, 14 September 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features

A Perfect Sunday…Without Football

Even with Tom Brady playing for a new team and Joe Burrow doing his best to bring the Bengals back from the dead...I spent my Sunday without compulsion to watch either.
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Sunday, 13 September 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features

Ron Duncan’s Story: For The Love Of The Games

He's spent 53 years in officiating, and now Kettering's Ron Duncan looks back with appreciation for those who made it possible, and forward with the appreciation that the only thing that limits him...is time.