The Hammersville U13 Flash Gold team has been tearing up their competition in the last few weeks, finishing runner-up in the Hoosier Championships and winning at Rumpke Park last weekend. The team played in the Hoosier Championships in Columbus, Indiana April 27th and 28th. The team made it to the finals against some of the best [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff With the official “second season” underway in Ohio High School softball, a handful of Clermont County high schools have high hopes for an extended stay in the state tournament. Leading the charge out of Clermont is the county’s namesake institution, Clermont Northeastern. The Lady Rockets, led by an experienced group [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The beginning of a new season has started for Clermont County high school baseball teams as the slate is wiped clean and one game means everything for the rest of the season. The sectional tournament kicked off on Monday, May 13 with Batavia and Williamsburg in action in the Division [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff Local high school football players will have a unique opportunity to this weekend to greatly improve their recruitment stock when the Elite Athletic Events hosts a football combine at Bethel-Tate High School on Sunday, May 19. Any college or professional football fan is familiar with the word “combine.” When you [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The University of Cincinnati – Clermont College won the school’s second national title on Thursday, May 9 when the men’s baseball team took down host school Penn State University – Greater Allegheny in the second game of the double-elimination tournament to win the United States Collegiate Athletic Association World Series [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The University of Cincinnati – Clermont College fired their Hall of Fame men’s basketball coach John Hurley Friday, May 10 despite his string of success at the school. The school declined to comment on the reason behind the decision, saying they do not comment on personnel matters, but issued a [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff Batavia High School alumna Kayla Ernst received a handful of awards following the completion of the regular season of her senior year at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. Ernst was the North Coast Athletic Conference’s lone selection on the 2012-13 Capital One Academic All-America Team, it was announced on Tuesday, [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff Quality usually outweighs quantity in most high school sports. A football team with two or three studs on offense or defense can carry a team to a postseason appearance; a basketball team with a potent scorer could do the same, but in track and field quality numbers don’t always translate [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The Milford Eagles are looking at their 2013 season in three segments. So far, so good as Milford (17-4, 9-1 ECC) has earned themselves a No. 4 seed in the sectional tournament and find themselves in the driver’s seat in car headed towards an Eastern Cincinnati Conference title. “I would [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff Every season carves out its own identity. Some are consistent, a steady rise or fall while others are more erratic, punctuated by highs and lows, triumphs and disappointments. The true test of a team is the way that they handle and adapt to their type of season. The Glen Este [ Read More ]