St. John’s vs Coldwater GSOC (10/20/25)
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Miller City sweeps Ottoville to advance to District Finals
VAN WERT — The #2-seeded Miller City Lady ‘Cats (19-5) defeated the #3-seeded Ottoville Lady Green (15-9) in straight sets, 25-15, 25-16, 25-15, in a Division VII District Semifinal Monday at Van Wert.
Coldwater pulls away in second half to top Lady Jays
OTTOVILLE — The #6 seeded St. John’s Lady Jays (4-11-2) saw their season come to a close Monday evening, falling 3-0 to the top-seeded Coldwater Lady Cavaliers (13-3-2) in a Division V District Semifinal at Bob Kaple Track and Field Stadium in Ottoville.
Schwinnen sends Lady ‘Cats to District Finals
OTTOVILLE — In a matchup that lived up to every bit of tournament intensity, the #2-seeded Jefferson Lady ‘Cats (8-9-1) battled their way past #3-seeded Ottoville (7-10-2) in a 3-2 overtime victory Monday night at Bob Kaple Track and Field Stadium to advance to the Division V District Finals.
Voting now open for Week 6 Athlete of the Week
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Matt’s Take – Did Joe Flacco just save the Bengals season?
With the season on the line, Joe Flacco might’ve just saved the Bengals season after taking down the highest paid defense (Steelers) in epic fashion.
Fort Jennings, Ottoville punch tickets to districts
Fort Jennings and Ottoville pick up home wins to advance to districts.
St. John’s boys and girls advance to regionals; Kemper moves on individually
COLUMBUS GROVE — It was a strong showing for St. John’s cross country on Saturday, as both the Blue Jays boys and girls teams earned trips to the regional meet with standout performances at the Division IV District Championships. Ottoville’s Riley Kemper also secured his spot in the regional field after a strong individual run.
Wildcats fall on the road to Fort Loramie
FORT LORAMIE — The Jefferson Wildcats (1-8) hit the road Friday night to face the Fort Loramie Redskins (2-7) in Northwest Conference (NWC) action. Both teams entered with one win on the season, but it was Fort Loramie who controlled the game from start to finish, earning a 40-0 shutout victory.