As July slowly turns to August, off-days become two-a-days and the shrill of whistles will fill the summer air. With or without an NFL lockout, high school football will return to Southeast Ohio.
Last year, shirts proclaiming Ohio volleyball’s prowess adorned bookstore windows.
For a team that’s found so much success over the past few seasons — not necessarily a common theme for teams in Athens — there’s one major piece missing from the Ohio hockey team’s trophy cabinet from the last several years: a national championship.
If stealing bases were a crime, Jillian Van Wagnen would be locked up longer than Bernie Madoff.
When Rachel Heim found out that swim practice was canceled the morning of Nov. 20, she suspected something wasn’t quite right. Hours later, her life would change forever.
April 23, 2011
John Mollica has never known what it feels like to glide across a sheet of ice on his own two feet. But at just 16 years old, he is one of the most accomplished athletes in the region.
An Ohio University professor is spearheading an effort to bring coaches from across the Atlantic to teach Athens-area children the fundamental skills of soccer.
A number of Mid-American Conference schools proved to be extra troubling for the Bobcats this year regardless of the sport being played.
After 10 years in Columbus, “The Vest” is leaving the Buckeyes.
Ohio’s softball season may be over, but for assistant coach Sharonda McDonald, the onset of summer marks a new beginning.
Coach Clay Calkins said Annie Beecham and Kari Summers both had the potential to qualify for nationals at the NCAA East Regional track meet this weekend.
The world is not supposed to work like this.
On April 26, life was relatively normal for Brian Perkins.
As the season nears its end, decorated seniors Annie Beecham and Kari Summers’ careers could follow suit.
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