Falcons sweep Vanlue MOUNT BLANCHARD — Carrol Pauley smashed 16 kills Monday and assisted on eight others as Riverdale rolled past Vanlue, 25-19, 25-14, 25-17, to move back to .500 on the season. Read More
Bad last hole hurts BL golf ST. PARIS — Graham defeated Ben Logan 171-184 in a Central Buckeye Conference boys golf match Monday afternoon. Read More
YMCA plans men’s softball tournament The Hardin County Family YMCA is hosting a men’s “Around the Horn” one-pitch softball tournament Sept. 24-25 at the Home Run Memorial Park Little League fields on Ohio 292 in Kenton. Read More
Riverdale defeats Ben Logan BELLEFONTAINE — The girls soccer contest between Riverdale and Ben Logan was a bit of a mixed bag for the Falcons. Riverdale did grab a 3-0 win, but coach Andrew Snook wanted his players to use the game as a tune-up for Wednesday’s key conference showdown against Liberty-Benton and that didn’t happen. Read More
Conley, Sumner lead Ada to victory LIMA — Seth Conley passed for 317 yards and three touchdowns and Chase Sumner had 14 catches for 174 yards and two scoring receptions as Ada rolled to a 35-13 victory over Lima Central Catholic in non-conference action Saturday. Read More
Polar Bears place second in tourney KALIDA — Hardin Northern finished as the runner-up Saturday at the Kalida Invitational volleyball tournament. The Polar Bears (10-2) defeated Edgerton and Bath before falling to Delphos St. Johns in the final. Read More
Falcons lose close game to state-ranked Archbold ARCHBOLD — Riverdale played well defensively limiting state-ranked Archbold to just one goal on 14 shots Saturday. Read More
Henman leads Raider runners TROY — The Benjamin Logan boys cross country team finished in 12th place at the Troy Cross Country Invitational with 369 points on Saturday. Read More
BL girls compete in big invitational TIFFIN — The Ben Logan girls cross country team finished 35th out of 40 teams Saturday in the 48th annual Tiffin Cross Country Carnival. Read More
Raiders off to best start since ‘05 BELLEFONTAINE — With a 49-6 trouncing of Elgin on Friday night in non-conference football action, Benjamin Logan reached 3-0 on the season for the first time in over a decade. “We’ve got goals way beyond winning three games,” Raider coach Jeff Fay said. “It’s fun to be 3-0, it’s good to be 3-0 – we know it’s something that, in the past, has been rare. We’re trying to change the culture and make winning a tradition.” Read More