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Monday, October 12, 2020

Dayton Area Sports Oct. 12+

 

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Saturday, October 10, 2020

Trail Falls to Triad in Playoffs

 








This was National Trails 2nd appearance in the playoffs and they were hoping to make history with their 1st playoff win, but it was not to be. The National Trail Blazers played with the Triad Cardinals for a half but faltered after halftime - the Blazers were only down by a score, it was 7-14 at the break. But in the 2nd half the Cardinals seemed to find another gear and would eventually win 42-7. Their passing attack caught fire and the Blazers gave up several long passes. And when the Blazers loosened up their defense to defend the pass, it opened up running lanes for the ground game. This allowed the Cardinals to control the ball in the 2nd half and keep the Blazer offense off the field.


Complete story should be posted shortly to: Register-Herald


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Monday, September 14, 2020

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Thursday night lights (Fort Loramie at Covington) MyTVDayton.com (click the Watch button) 7pm

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Sunday, September 13, 2020

Dayton Area Sports Sept. 13+

 

  • Chardon bans thin line
  • Winchester
  • National Trail off to 2-3 start National Trail Blazers Trail Preble Shawnee Shawnee Prep
  • 50 years ago, IU swimming assembled the greatest team ever — in any sport IND Prep
  • Lakota East falls to LaSalle 35-13 on Friday night
  • Pendleton churns up three scores in Madison’s 38-6 victory over Dixie Madison Mohawks Dixie Greyhounds New Miami Prep
  • Vision becoming clearer for Talawanda, which owns SWOC standings at halfway mark
  • statelinesportsnetwork MAC Coldwater Versailles Prep
  • As it navigates a fall without sports, IU Athletics enacts widespread furloughs
  • Preble Shawnee pulls off dramatic 3-2 comeback win over Milton-Union Union Milton Preble Shawnee Arrows Shawnee Prep
  • New OHSAA leader ready to roll, despite COVID crisis
  • statelinesportsnetwork
  • PHOTOS: Lakota West 8, Hamilton 1 Firebird Hamilton Big Blue Prep
  • Van Pelt aces hole during hot start at 3M Open
  • Eaton beats Preble Shawnee 5-0 SWBL Eaton Eagles Preble Shawnee Arrows Eagle Shawnee Prep
  • Ross travels to Talawanda for SWOC, Butler County clash Wildcats Butler Rams Carroll Prep
  • OHSAA Committed to Tournaments
  • OHSAA Observers
  • Ross steals early momentum — keeps it — in 35-0 blanking of rival Talawanda Rams Prep
  • Indiana high school volleyball: Top players to watch in 2020 Indiana College
  • Indiana high school football: Early look at potential 2020 Indiana Mr. Football candidates IND Indiana College
  • Friday Night Live: Indiana high school football Week 4 live look-ins, highlights, analysis IND Indiana College
  • Indiana high school boys soccer: Top players to watch in 2020 Indiana College
  • Indiana high school girls soccer: Top players to watch in 2020 IND Indiana College
  • Unknowns dominate final week on job for IHSAA commissioner: Indiana College
  • Football: Turnovers cost Sidney in 21-7 loss to New Richmond Sidney Richmond Prep
  • Area football roundup: Anna rallies to beat Parkway Anna Prep
  • Football stats leaders Bellbrook Beavercreek Cedarville Carroll Prep
  • Football players to quarantine after opponent tests positive West Carrollton Carroll Prep
  • COVID-19 affecting GC teams heading into week three West Carrollton Carroll Prep
  • Buccs take care of business vs. Panthers: Week 3 football roundup Panthers Covington Buccs Prep
  • Your Average 5-0, For Now…Troy Trojans Troy Trojan Butler MAC UD Ohio State Buckeyes College
  • Capitalizing On Mistakes…Piqua Turns Away Troy Troy Piqua MAC UD College
  • Read More MAC Flyers UD Ohio State College
  • It’s Worth Weathering COVID’s Intrusions To Savor The Charm Of High School Sports MAC UD College
  • Ground Pound: Strong Rush, Aggressive Defense Lifts Versailles Tigers MAC Anna Versailles UD College
  • Piqua Decimates Greenville On Senior Night…Within First Quarter Greenville Piqua MAC UD College
  • What Pandemic? Coldwater ‘O’ Perfectly Healthy In Win… MAC Coldwater Fort Recovery UD College
  • Ron Duncan’s Story: For The Love Of The Games baseball MAC UD College
  • MAC Thriller…Marion Local Tames Tigers In Overtime Tigers MAC Marion Local Versailles UD College
  • Photo Gallery FOOTBALL WEEK 3: Kettering Alter 49, Fenwick 12 Kettering Alter Fenwick Prep
  • Photo Gallery FOOTBALL WEEK 3: Hamilton 28, Fairfield 25 Fairfield Hamilton Prep
  • Football Fenwick produces a couple big plays, but can’t keep up with Alter in GCL Coed domination KETTERING — It isn’t often that entering Week 3 the Kettering Alter High School football... Kettering Alter GCL Fenwick Prep
  • Coldwater vs Fort Recovery football Coldwater Fort Recovery Prep
  • St. Henry vs Minster football St. Henry Minster Prep
  • Special teams come up big for Springfield Tigers Springfield Cincinnati Wittenberg Buckeyes Bengals Browns Cleveland Reds Pro
  • Football Edgewood squanders scoring opportunities as Northwest records its first victory of the season 52
  • Football Ross defense rises up and throttles Talawanda while Gifford and Fraasman get two TDs apiece OXFORD — Ross High School senior Tanner Meale admitted he and his teammates were...
  • Girls Volleyball Edgewood rebounds from first loss and sweeps Ross, takes another step toward SWOC title ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP — The first loss of the season gave Edgewood High School’s girls...
  • Archdeacon: ‘He just really touches your heart’ Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Prep
  • Week 3 roundup: Northmont, Stebbins, Piqua move to 3-0 Beavercreek Centerville Northmont Miamisburg Piqua Stebbins Dayton Prep
  • Badin blasts Chaminade Middletown Butler Fairfield Cincinnati RedHawks Oxford Buckeyes Reds Chaminade Julienne Badin Hamilton Prep
  • Hamilton tops Fairfield for Middletown Butler Fairfield Cincinnati RedHawks Oxford Buckeyes Reds Hamilton Prep
  • Week 3 Roundup: Shawnee, Graham, Mechanicsburg move to 3-0 Tigers Springfield Cincinnati Wittenberg Buckeyes Bengals Browns Cleveland Reds Shawnee Prep
  • Southeastern rolls past Catholic Central Tigers Springfield Cincinnati Wittenberg Buckeyes Bengals Browns Cleveland Reds Catholic Central Prep
  • Bellbrook tops Valley View in OT in final league clash Bellbrook Valley View Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Prep
  • Wayne stuns Centerville with late touchdown Centerville Wayne Prep
  • Archdeacon: ’This is way more than basketball’ Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Prep
  • https://www.xeniagazette.com/sports/50576/golf-at-first-sight Xenia Prep
  • College
  • Reports: College basketball season could start in late November Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Prep
  • Ohio State Buckeyes: Ryan Day asks why his team is still sidelined by... Ohio State Buckeyes College
  • Ohio State Football: Fields Won’t Let 2020 Season Die MAC UD Ohio State Columbus College
  • IU basketball recruiting tales: Jordan Hulls goes from 0 offers to 9 in one week Hoosiers College
  • WATCH: 1-on-1 with Attorney General Dave Yost on Ohio State football Ohio State College
  • Ohio State Buckeyes: Senior who was shot to be released from hospital Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Ohio State Buckeyes College
  • IU - New Assistant IND Prep
  • Replay: Watch Big Ten Commissioner discuss plan to postpone college football
  • For Archie Miller, IU basketball no detail too small dealing with COVID-19 pandemic IND Prep
  • IU basketball teaching Freshmen IND Prep
  • Doyel: Why is Archie Miller so happy? This IU basketball team has guys he can trust IND Hoosiers College
  • New coronavirus cases back in double digits at University of Dayton Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton University of Dayton College
  • All-American Ohio State lineman declares for NFL Draft Ohio State NFL Pro
  • McCoy: Backed by Castillo’s first career complete game, Reds top Cards Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Reds Pro
  • Big Ten reportedly nearing potential vote on return of sports this fall
  • Pro
  • A.J. Green excited to ‘get back to playing football’ Tigers Springfield Cincinnati Wittenberg Buckeyes Bengals Browns Cleveland Reds Pro
  • Bengals’ Alexander on track to make a difference Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Bengals Pro
  • Bengals vs. Chargers: 5 things to know about today’s season opener Bengals Pro
  • Ask Hal: Is Reds manager David Bell on the hot seat? Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Reds Pro
  • McCoy: Offensive woes continue as Reds fall to Cardinals Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Cardinals Reds Pro
  • Browns' Mayfield changes stance, will stand for anthem NFL Browns Cleveland Pro
  • Archdeacon: As Dayton Raceway sets to open, good times for Dan Noble Beavercreek Centerville Miamisburg Dayton Prep
  • Hoard: On The Passing of A Friend, Lou Brock Cincinnati MAC UD Indiana College
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    Friday, September 04, 2020

    North Dominates South

     











    Despite a rocky start - giving up an opening kickoff touchdown that was ran in by South's Mike Crews, North quickly got on track and dominated South for a 42-7 win.  And to add to the early miscues, on their first snap from scrimmage, North fumbled the ball - they recovered the ball but it was a shaky start to a rivalry game for the visiting Panther team. North did complete that drive and scored a touchdown when Luke Eby plunged in from  4 yards out. But the momentum shifted when Ben Singleton recovered a South fumble at midfield.  That stopped a South drive that could have put them back on top.

    But from that point on, North did all of the scoring. They regained the momentum and did not let South threaten again. They did this despite losing their starting quarterback Dylan Stinson last week due to injury. Their back up took over this week and did a commendable job at the helm. North passed sparingly, but were effective.  

    "We let them run the kickoff back for a touchdown and at that point they had all the momentum. But we kept on chipping away and gradually got that momentum back. We hit on some big plays and got that momentum back."

    Defensively North did a good job of stopping the run and when South tried to pass, South felt the heat. Their quarterback was sacked 5 times.  Cooper Cole got 4 of the sacks and also kicked a nice coffin corner punt that went about 47 yards and put South on their own 2 yard line. North controlled the line of scrimmage and South found it hard to establish a ground game.  In the last quarter both teams put in their JV's.

    "We pursued well to the ball, and the pass rush was crazy. Cooper Cole was all over the backfield, Isaac Johnson had some pressures. We were getting after it up front. Football is a game of position and Cole did a good job tonight with his kicking game."

    It was rookie head coach Adam Hall's first win with the Panthers.  It was a rivalry game and also the game was sponsored by the National Guard, who furnished the host South team with camouflage jerseys. So there was plenty of pressure for this game.

    North scoring:Luke Eby 4 yd TD run; Eby 6 yd TD run; 15 yd TD catch; Eby 2 yd TD run;  6 yd TD run; Booth 4 yd TD run.

    North defense: Braeden Rike int; Rike sack; Cooper Cole 4 sacks; Jacob Davis fumble recovery; Ben Singleton fumble recovery

    South defense: Napier sack. South offense Crews 62 yd TD run.

    Coach Hall on the game,"I am very proud of our guys, we lost our starting quarterback last week,which is hard for any team. I have to commend Twin Valley South, they were hard hitting the entire game. They played hard too.  But I am proud of the way we played. We will break down the film and see what we need to do better for next week against Bethel."

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    Saturday, August 29, 2020

    Indians Scalp Hounds







     

    The Carlisle Indians defeated the Dixie Greyhounds.  The Hounds moved the ball against the Indians, but had problems scoring in the loss. In the first half they probably won the time of possession and moved the ball well in between the 20's.  But when they got close to a score they either coughed the ball up or their drive stalled with the goal line in sight. The team turned over the ball 3 times in Carlisle territory. Defensively, they gave up big plays.

    Their first drive and their last drive summed up their night.  The opening drive of the ball game, Dixie drove down to the Indian 9 yard line where the quarterback fumbled a muffed snap and Carlisle recovered.  A few plays later Carlisle scored on a 78 yard run. Then in the last quarter with a little over 2 minutes left and the score 22-7 in favor of Carlisle, Dixie recovered a fumble deep in Carlisle territory. It was the last chance for the team. But the opportunity was squandered, another turnover gave Carlisle back the ball and they scored in the final seconds of the game to make it a 28-7 victory.

    Dixie's lone score came in the second quarter from a drive that started on their own 38 yard line. Jordan Butt caught a pass from Jimmy Myers and the 28 yard completion found pay dirt. Dixie mainly used the spread offense and short passes for their offense.  They ran sparingly, but did use a jumbo package where lineman Bill Wombold was used in the backfield. This was good for a few first downs.  Carlisle used a double wing offense and mainly ran.  They did mix in the pass. 

    Next week Carlisle hosts Brookville while Dixie hosts Northridge.

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    Friday, August 21, 2020

    Dayton Area Sports Aug. 21+

     

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