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Freshman quarterback gets Day’s attention

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COLUMBUS — Ohio State’s quarterback this season could be more of a runner than the Buckeyes have been used to the last few seasons.

HHS boys 2nd, girls 4th at Cedarville

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CEDARVILLE — The Hillsboro High School track and field teams competed at the 16-team Cedarville Impson Invitational on April 5. The Hillsboro boys finished second and the girls finished fourth.

Lady Indians thump Blue Lions, 20-2

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On Tuesday, the Washington Lady Lions hosted the defending Frontier Athletic Conference champions in Hillsboro, led by defending FAC Player of the Year Camryn Spruell.

Washington tops Hillsboro, 10-1

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The Washington Blue Lions hosted the Hillsboro Indians for a Frontier Athletic Conference game Tuesday. The hosts won the game, 10-1.

No excuses; beat the Brewers

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After a very disappointing series loss to a bad Mets squad, the Cincinnati Reds go right into playing the Brewers, an NL Central opponent that has dominated our club in years past. I love scoreboard watching toward the end of the season, but one thing we all need to understand is the importance of all 162 games.

NCB presents Whiteoak $1,500

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NCB’s Jessica Richards (right) presents a $1,500 check to Bright Local Schools for the Whiteoak High School baseball team. Also pictured are L-r) Chase Butler, Connor Butler, Matt Butler, Caden Butler and Whiteoak baseball coach Chris Veidt.

Highland County Basketball Tournaments

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In Ohio, a state boys basketball champion has been determined by a tournament since 1909.

Stegbauer remembered

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McClain Assistant Softball Coach Eric Stegbauer underhands a pitch in honor of his late father, Ralph Stegbauer, as part of the First Responder Night ceremonies at Washington High School prior to a Wednesday game between McClain and Washington at Washington High School.

Lady Tigers turn tables on Blue Lions

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On a partly to mostly overcast, chilly Wednesday, the Washington Lady Blue Lion varsity softball team hosted the McClain Lady Tigers. It was the second meeting of the longtime rivals in three days. On Monday, April 1, Washington visited Mitchell Park in Greenfield and won, 11-7.

Washington takes two from McClain

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The Washington Blue Lions hosted the McClain Tigers for game two of the season series on Wednesday in a windy, cold and rainy Frontier Athletic Conference baseball showdown. After defeating the Tigers 7-1 on Monday, Washington won again Wednesday, 9-1.