While playing football at the collegiate level has been a goal for Kenton High School senior Seth Kuhlman, his decision to attend the University of Findlay was based just as much on his career goals. Kuhlman, who signed a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday to continue his football career and education as an Oiler, said a large part of his decision was based on the education he can receive at Findlay.

Austin Phillips, Trevor Downing, Travis Downing and Tristan Reichelderfer have struck fear in the hearts of opponents as leaders of the Kenton football program over the past four years. The Wildcat defensive quartet hopes they can have a similar role in the success of the football program at the University of Ashland over the next four years.

laying softball at the collegiate level is something that Kaylee Burd has thought about for several years. On Wednesday that dream became a reality as the four-year Wildcat starting pitcher signed a letter of intent to continue her athletic career and education at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) in Cleveland.

BELLEFONTAINE — Ben Logan used a big run spanning halftime to pull away from Urbana on Wednesday night and clinch the Central Buckeye Conference Mad River Division girls basketball title.

COVINGTON — In its regional wrestling quarterfinal last week, Mechanicsburg won by a perfect 84-0 score with nine pins and five forfeits.

ADA — Ohio Northern women's basketball team used a series of runs to defeat Wilmington, 73-42, Wednesday evening at the ONU Sports Center.

McGUFFEY — Upper Scioto Valley senior Bree Mullins was the difference Tuesday night. At least that’s what Ada coach Bill Taflinger said after his team was topped by the Rams 56-36 in non-conference girls basketball action.

The Kenton girls basketball team has had a tendency to get off to slow starts at times this season. Tuesday night when Bluffton came to the KHS gymnasium was no exception as the Pirates built a quick 11-point lead.

Prior to his senior season last summer, Kenton High School offensive lineman Larry Wells verbally committed to play football at the University of Kentucky.

The Kenton girls swimming team continued its winning ways Tuesday night in its final home meet of the season. The Wildcats defeated Upper Sandusky 100-70. Kenton also honored the one senior on its team, Morgan Bloom, during the meet.