Softball: Russia hoping to ‘bring it all together’
PLEASANT HILL — Russia finished a rough week with two losses on Friday in the Newton Cancer Classic, but the squad is hoping the experience will be beneficial as the home stretch of regular season nears.
Baseball: Lehman Catholic focusing on consistency
SIDNEY — Lehman Catholic is focusing on progress this season, particularly at the plate. They’ve gotten some lessons early in the season, including Thursday night.
Photos: Sidney’s Blackford signs with Lake Erie College
Sidney senior Cory Blackford signs a letter of intent to play soccer for Lake Erie College on Thursday at the high school’s library on Thursday.
Softball: Anna hoping to gain experience with tough schedule
TROY — Anna won 15 games each of the last two years but lost in first-round tournament games. The Rockets have strengthened their schedule in hopes it will help lead to more postseason success.
Baseball: Russia beats Fort Loramie 5-3 for big early-season win
RUSSIA — Russia took the field for its first game less than two weeks ago and is still far from perfect. But the Raiders earned a big win in a Shelby County Athletic League game on Monday to take an early lead in the conference race.
Softball: Veteran Fort Loramie off to strong start
MINSTER — Fort Loramie is off to a hot start — though not a fast one, due to the rainy weather that has plagued the area through the first three weeks of the season.
Sports Scene: More state tournaments leaving Central Ohio
Ohio State is no longer hosting state golf tournaments, which will now be spread out at sites across the state.
Baseball/softball roundup: Fort Loramie, Russia squads unbeaten in SCAL
Continued rainy weather has led to a slow start for area baseball and softball teams.
State golf tournaments will be in Kettering, Akron, Sunbury
Ohio State is no longer hosting the state golf tournaments, which will now be spread out at sites across the state.
Softball: Reloading Russia off to strong start
VERSAILLES — Russia lost almost an entire field’s worth of players to graduation, but the Raiders still look to be a contender for a Shelby County Athletic League title.