By Chris Chaney Sun staff The Amelia Barons got off to a sluggish start to the 2011-12 basketball season and didn’t really right the ship until the calendar turned to 2012, going 1-7 in their eight games in 2011. However, with some players returning with varsity experience under their belts, head coach Craig Mazzaro believes [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff In his junior year regular season finale, Kendall Young topped the 1,000-point plateau in a 23-point loss to Blanchester. The junior joined an exclusive group among Williamsburg’s basketball greats, but with the milestone now nine months behind him, Young and the Wildcats are looking to get back to the top [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff When you’re one of the top volleyball players in the area, you have a lot of choices when it comes to choosing where you want to play in college. The hard part is being that college coach trying to wrangle up as many top recruits as possible. Luckily for UC [ Read More ]

The Glen Este 5-6-year old youth football team completed the program’s first undefeated season, going 18-0 and capping off of the year with a 28-12 Super Bowl victory over Forest Hills. “The season went pretty good, we went undefeated, had a perfect season and finished up 18-0,” head coach Tommie Miller said. “Only four played [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff With the early signing period now open, two of Clermont Northeastern’s top softball prospects made their decisions official on Friday, Nov. 16 as Emily Anderson and McKena Miller signed on to play at the University of Toledo and Middle Tennessee State, respectively. “It’s great for our program,” head coach Bill [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The Batavia Bulldogs banner season was raised another notch with the Southern Buckeye Conference National Division All-Stars being announced and the Bulldogs dominating the list. Batavia took home both of the individual awards for Player and Coach of the Year with Don Sizer being honored as the top head man [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The New Richmond Lady Lions were one of the most well-rounded teams in the area a year ago, going 17-5 overall and 8-2 in the Southern Buckeye Conference en route to a sectional semifinal berth, but how the team stack will stack up this year is anybody’s guess. “I’m not [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The Northern Kentucky University’s move to Division I earlier this season was one of the main reasons why Amelia’s state qualifying golfer Jake Brinker chose to sign his National Letter of Intent with the Norse last week. “The big thing was that it was close to home and the whole [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff Milford High School announced their trio of early signees on Nov. 14, which included hoops big man Garrett Mayleben, baseball hurler Zach Cook and United States gymnast Amanda Jetter. Mayleben will be attending Bowling Green University to continue his basketball career, Cook will be attending Winthrop University and Jetter will [ Read More ]

By Chris Chaney Sun staff The Batavia Youth Football League Bulldogs have just completed a very successful season that saw the 5-6-year old team finish with a 3-5 record and earn a playoff berth. As a member of the Clermont County Youth Football League, the Bulldogs played a schedule of opponents from around the county [ Read More ]