Sports Archive
Amelia alumni enjoyed first-ever baseball reunion
Bill Scott, Amelia High School head baseball coach and organizer of the Amelia High School Alumni Baseball Games, was pleased with the turnout and results of the event that he says will become an annual event.
Olympic gold medalist visits Clermont County
Dara Torres, a four-time Olympic gold medal winner, visited Clermont County Wednesday, June 28. She came to Clermont County to teach a swimming clinic at East Fork State Park
Southern Buckeye Conference athletic directors pleased with renewing of competition with Goshen
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Goshen sportsmen pleased with move to SBC; Warriors win both track and girls cage crowns
The consensus of opinion in the land of Goshen is the Warriors are much happier and more successful in the Southern Buckeye Conference. Goshen, after a 19-year membership in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference (FAVC), joined the Southern Buckeye Conference (SBC) beginning with the 2005-06 school year.
Glen Este and Amelia give views on Milford
Milford High School will be competing in the Buckeye Division of the Fort Ancient Valley Conference (FAVC-B) beginning with the 2007-08 school year. The 2006-07 school year will be Milford
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Andre Higgins, New Richmond High School sports standout, signed a collegiate letter-of-intent to continue his education and football career at the University of Charleston (W.Va.).
Milford man at the top of the list of Clermont County
Seven Clermont countians placed among the top 100 of almost 10,000 runners in the Flying Pig Marathon. The 26-mile race took place recently in the streets of downtown Cincinnati.
Mike Moore is OHSAA Trainer of the Year
Mike Moore has recently been named as the 2006 Ohio High School Athletic Association Trainer of the Year. Moore is the trainer at Lakota East High School. The Ohio Athletic Trainers Association (OATA), which is the governing body for all athletic trainers in the state of Ohio, awards this prestigious honor annually.
Batavia seeking partnership with USTA
Betty Howell, a lifetime resident of Batavia, is very excited about the Batavia Community Tennis Project. additional money for equipment. The facility will be located on the west side of One Bulldog Place, the drive at Batavia High School. It will provide round robin tournaments, ladder tournaments, and other activities.
Miami Valley male youth cage team qualifies for tournament
The Miami Valley Braves 12 and under boys basketball team will be competing very soon in Virginia Beach, Va. Most of the team members are Clermont County residents and most of them reside in the West Clermont School District.








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