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Bedford shuts out Delta, gets Flyers on track

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MILLBURY — Lake softball has 10 letter winners returning from a team that went 17-8 overall last year, including 8-6 in the Northern Buckeye Conference for 16th-year coach Dave Rymers (205-191).

Simon pitches Otsego past Truckers, 8-2

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TONTOGANY — Otsego pitcher Bodde Simon pitched a perfect game through six innings as the Knights built an 8-0 lead over visiting Norwalk in both teams’ season opener Monday.

Jackets return 13 letter winners from 25-4 team

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PERRYSBURG — After a 25-4 season that saw Perrysburg finish tied for second in the Northern Lakes League with Anthony Wayne (11-3), the Yellow Jackets return an entire starting lineup and more.

Blaze beaten twice in OT at NCAA championships

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KANSAS CITY — Purdue University freshman wrestler Joey Blaze (Perrysburg) finished the season 17-10, qualifying for the NCAA Division I tournament last weekend.

Ross continues BGSU’s Player Of Week streak

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CLEVELAND — The Mid-American Conference announced Monday that Bowling Green State University baseball player Tyler Ross earned MAC Co-Player of the Week recognition, his second of the season.

Lake falls to Bears, 12-5, in indoor softball game

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By Nicholas Huenefeld

Rath’s goal beats Lions in OT, 9-8

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Bowling Green 6-foot, 200-pound junior attack Reece Rath scored the game-winning goal in overtime to lead the Bobcats to a 9-8 win over Leo (Indiana) in their home opener at Bobcat Stadium Saturday.

Jackets take Arrows to 4 OTs before falling, 10-9

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TOLEDO — Perrysburg and St. Ursula girls lacrosse teams played through four overtimes in temperatures hovering in the 30s, including wind chill-adjusted temps in the 20s, before the Arrows pulled out a 10-9 victory at Strasser Field Friday.

Falcons fall to Butler, 73-61, in WNIT

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind – The Bowling Green State University women’s basketball team saw the 2023-24 season come to a close Thursday night as the Falcons fell to Butler University, 75-63, in WNIT first round action at Hinkle Fieldhouse.

Fighting adversity, Falcons’ 20-win season an anamoly

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When he took over the Bowling Green State University mens basketball program, first-year coach Todd Simon had his work cut out. He still has his work cut out.