Ohio’s sports facilities are making a significant impact on both local and national athletic events, providing top-tier venues that attract high-profile competitions and contribute to the state’s growing reputation in the sports world.
High school sports have a significant economic impact that extends beyond the playing field. From generating revenue through ticket sales and concessions to creating job opportunities and boosting local businesses, high school athletics contribute to the economic vitality of communities.
In the heart of Ohio, where sports culture runs deep and the spirit of competition thrives, there exists a group of individuals who work tirelessly behind the scenes, ensuring the safety, health and well-being of every athlete: high school athletic trainers.
About this time almost every year, we have to deal with high humidity and high temperatures. It is now officially summer, and it feels like it! After a cool, almost colder spring with plenty of moisture; the sun is shining and it is hot. Plants are starting to grow, but most fields are definitely behind schedule. Livestock also suffer during hot and humid periods of time.
DELPHOS — Adam Haunhorst of Delphos is the new safety service director for the city. He will start July 7.
DELPHOS — Summer cleaning and projects are underway at Delphos City Schools.
LIMA — ArtSpace is delighted to announce the opening of “Capturing the Spirit”, a vibrant, multi‐media exhibition that invites audiences into the dynamic creative spirit of three notable artists - Mel Hubbard, Richard Parrish, and Nora Williams.
OTTOVILLE — The Ottoville Lady Green girls basketball program has long been a powerhouse in Northwest Ohio. That tradition of excellence began under Hall of Fame coach Dave Kleman, who amassed 532 wins over 27 seasons, and it has continued seamlessly under current head coach Vaughn Horstman.
While physical strength, speed and skill remain cornerstones of athletic success, more and more high school programs are focusing on another key element of performance — the mental side of the game.
In the small towns that dot the American landscape, high school sports are more than just games; they are community events that bring together people of all ages and walks of life. These events transcend mere competition, embodying the spirit and pride of their communities.