Posts By Chris Vogt
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259Girls TennisMason girls tennis wants to ‘keep the legacy going’
MASON — It’s almost become a guarantee. The odds of sending a player to the Division I state tournament are in favor...
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225FootballANALYSIS: Miami gets ‘total team effort’ in victory at Eastern Michigan
OXFORD — The Miami RedHawks played their best game of the season on Saturday — in all three phases. Brett Gabbert threw...
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177FootballGoldsmith has another monster night as Hamilton routs Middletown
HAMILTON — Gracen Goldsmith doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon. The Hamilton High School senior running back has been on a...
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425GolfHigh school golf: ‘Preparation and dedication’ sends Fenwick girls back to state
FRANKLIN — Scott Dalton says he gives his Fenwick High School girls golf team a couple breaks during the week. But the...
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669FootballHamilton, Middletown set to clash in Butler Bowl
HAMILTON — One of the area’s most intriguing high school football rivalries — the Butler Bowl — will feature two narratives. Hamilton...
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736Football‘We’ve got to play cleaner football’ — Miami looking to recover from 1-4 start
OXFORD — Chuck Martin expressed the good — and the bad — that came out of Miami’s Mid-American Conference opener at Toledo...
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729FootballSophomore’s game-winning field goal lifts Ross past Edgewood on Homecoming
ROSS TWP. — AJ Sparks had some butterflies floating around in his stomach. But not enough to keep him from making the...
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668FootballMiami at Toledo: 5 things to know about Saturday’s game
TOLEDO — The Miami RedHawks got that pivotal first win of the season under their belt last week against Massachusetts. The RedHawks...
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469Football‘Records go out the window’ with Hamilton, Fairfield showdown
Arvie Crouch wiped off beads of sweat from his brow after a Hamilton High School football practice earlier this week. It wasn’t...
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721FootballANALYSIS: 4 takeaways from Fenwick’s midseason report card
FRANKLIN — The Fenwick High School football team has settled in with Fred Cranford as its head coach, again. Cranford was hired...
