The Clermont County head wrestling coaches of the Southern Buckeye Conference (SBC) anticipate that it will be a three-way war for the league title. New Richmond, Western Brown, and Blanchester are figured to be at the top when all the cheering stops.

Amelia and Glen Este will be battling at the barony Friday, Feb. 10, for runner-up in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference Buckeye Division (FAVC-B). Beginning in the 1963-64 school year, the 68-game series is tied at 34 wins each.

The Batavia Wrestling Invitational took place last Saturday. Roger Bacon was the team champion of the 17-team tournament.

Hillard Davidson (HD) was the winner of the 31st Annual Milford Invitational Wrestling Tournament. The Wildcats amassed 225.5 points ahead of the host Eagles (M) with 217.5.

Charles Nau of Batavia, former athletic secretary of the old Clermont County League and now retired, recently contacted this writer with a unique sports item that would tie-in with football

Goshen has been the winningest among the Clermont County varsity boys basketball squad of late. Amelia and New Richmond have returned to their winning ways with the past week. Goshen nullified Norwood 56-50 on the losers

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Glen Este continues to keep the pressure on Fort Ancient Valley Conference Buckeye Division leader Winton Woods. Behind just one game, the Trojans tacked on two more victories, both on the road. Milford was unbeaten for the week, too.

Glen Este and New Richmond were the biggest winners among Clermont County

New Richmond varsity swimming teams splashed Seven Hills in the friendly confines of the Lion waters. Nate Kramer established a new school record in the 200-yard freestyle in a time of 2-minutes, 8.04-seconds.