The run for the bright lights...They finished in a tie for the MAC bowling tournament, and now talented Versailles and Coldwater could be on a collision course to meet in the OHSAA state tournament in three weeks. Read more in today's Press Pros feature.

They concluded the regular season in the MAC Saturday with Coldwater rolling to a convincing first place finish.  Now, the league's top bowlers (Hayden Beougher, below) prepare for the post-season state tournament, one-and-done, and another level of excitement.

Keaton Bruns lost the individual battle, but won the war Saturday as Coldwater outdueled New Bremen to maintain first place in the boys MAC bowling standings. Read about it in Press Pros bowling coverage.

It drew a crowd and a best effort of the year. Versailles' Emma Billenstein (below) rolled a 246 and the Tigers snapped a first-place tie with Coldwater Saturday to temporarily claim the top spot in the MAC standings. Read more.

He plays not one sport, or two, or even three.  New Bremen's Nick Alig is that now rare high school four-sport guy who plays for fun and is good at everything he does.