Ohio High School Football News

Orange junior Will Carter runs the 200 meters Friday at the Division II championships in Columbus.

That's how Michigan receiver Roy Roundtree reacted after being issued No. 21 instead of the iconic No.

Mike Schenk photos/www.buydrphoto.com The West Holmes Knights head back to the dugout after losing to Wapakoneta 3-2 on Friday in the Div.

Beachwood is looking for an assistant varsity girls soccer coach. Previous coaching experience is preferred.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Dennis Woods coached Glenville to a runner-up finish in the 1973 state baseball tournament and has not been back since.

With two days before the Division III State Semifinals, the Wheelersburg Pirate baseball team held its final practice Wednesday before embarking later today to Columbus.

By David Fong Executive Editor For three years, Chris Blair's name became synonymous with the No.

May had a recent change of heart, however, and recently signed a letter of intent to attend Wittenberg, where he hopes to play both football and basketball.

Wapakoneta will take on Millersburg West Holmes in the Division II baseball state semifinal at Huntington Park in Columbus at 10 a.m. on Thursday.

Above, Kory Lichtensteiger talks to campers during a football camp at Crestview High School last year.

Fredericktown's Matt Smith, here closing out the Freddies' regional semifinal win over Cincinnati Madeira, has a successful past against Wheelersburg.

Seven Avon Lake High School seniors were honored at a signing ceremony May 21, after committing to participate in college athletics.

Reon Dawson's story of recruitment is a great reminder for any high school athlete who aspires to play at the next level.

Brecksville quarterback Tom Tupa Jr., who has orally committed to Miami of Ohio, threw for 980 yards and eight touchdowns last season.

If your child wants to learn more about their sport this summer, there's no better way than to sign them up for one of Solon Recreation's many sports camps.

Three honored high school athletes who earned fame in football, basketball, baseball, track and wrestling will be feted at the ninth annual Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Hall of Fame inductions.

They are a regular part of local Veterans Day and Memorial Day programs, where they have caused many to shudder, physically and emotionally, at the sight and sound of rifles fired in a military salute offered to veterans living and dead.

Much like the old "Have Gun, Will Travel" television show with Richard Boone, Chesapeake Panthers' senior linebacker and fullback Brandon Noble has his pads, helmet and cleats strapped to his car and ready to go play.

Wells replaces Rob Atwood , who was head coach for four years, but resigned recently when he lost his teaching job due to budget cuts.

Milton-Union's Jake Finfrock comes out of the starting blocks during the 400 race at Saturday's Division II Regional track meet at Welcome Stadium in Dayton.