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Saturday, 14 September 2024 / Published in Central Ohio, Central Ohio Feature, Features

Taylor Runs Wild Again, Helps Pick North Hold Off Coffman 43-27

Michael Taylor racked up 188 yards and scored five touchdowns — giving him 13 on the season — as Pickerington North withstood a magnificent performance from Coffman quarterback Amari Valerio-Hudson, who totaled 231 yards on the ground with four TDs. Pickerington, OH – Coach Nate Hillerich and his Pickerington North staff invest a lot of
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Saturday, 14 September 2024 / Published in Central Ohio, Central Ohio Feature, Features

Gutty Two-Point Conversion Call Gives Berlin 22-21 Upset Of Liberty

  Quarterback Aiden Eviston hit receiver Colton Less on a dramatic two-point conversion pass with 1:18 remaining, lifting Berlin to an upset of previously unbeaten Liberty which came in regarded as the top team in central Ohio. By Jarrod Ulrey  Delaware, OH – The forever-debated decision regarding whether to go for a game-winning two-point conversion
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Saturday, 14 September 2024 / Published in Features, Home Features, MAC, MAC Feature

Versailles Survives At The End…Hands New Bremen First Loss To Go 4-0

A dramatic finish with a missed two-point conversion (above) helped the Versailles Tigers to improve to 4-0 with a 18-17 win over New Bremen. Read more in Saturday's Press Pros.
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Friday, 13 September 2024 / Published in Features, Home Features, MAC, MAC Feature

#1 Coldwater Shows Its Colors In Straight Set Win Over #2 St. Henry….

The #1 and #2 teams in Division VI volleyball squared off Thursday and gave a packed house everything it could have asked for...except those from St. Henry hoping for a win. Coldwater's Spencer Etzler celebrates the match point moment from the official (background). Read more.
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Thursday, 12 September 2024 / Published in Features

Olde English Takes The Next Step – The Future Of The Shooting Sports….

After 50 years of being your neighborhood gun store, Olde English outfitters' new archery center, adjacent to their current store, is about to open to the public...and open some eyes across Ohio in what a gun store and archery center can mean to the future of the shooting sports.