The MRDD board outing was held Saturday with 15 teams competing. Taking top honors was the team of Amy Albert, John McEntee, Greg McClain, and Trevor Benson. In second place was the team of Sean Root, Josh Shepherd, Billy Cozad, and Clint Stuck. In third place was Britton Hensel, Brian McCune, Dean Brim and Judy Brim.

At left, Channler Drumm of the 2nd Farm Tigers fields the ball and readies a throw toward first base. At right, 2nd Farm Dodger batter Jesse Shoop has his eye on the ball as he takes a swing hoping to get a hit.

Orioles won 13-4 over the Marlins.

For as long as they can remember, football has provided a lot of opportunities in life for Kenton High School assistant football coaches Drey Dearing and Zach Turner.

Longtime NFL defensive coach Dean Pees (left), a graduate of Hardin Northern High School, and former Ada coach Mike Fell were among eight inductees into the Ohio High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame during a ceremony on Saturday night.

Above, Kenton High School football team won the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association State 7 on 7 Tournament in Dublin on Saturday.

Left, Kenton High School basketball coach Matt McCullough talks to his group of kindergarten through sixth grade students during the first day of the annual Wildcat basketball camp on Monday morning.

Kenton’s Reed Cook pushes the ball past a Ben Logan defender during the Kenton Cup 7-on-7 soccer tournament on Saturday morning.

The weekly winner in the Tuesday Senior League at Memorial Park Golf Course was Wayne Moon. Mike Fink was second and John Connolly was third. Norm Newman continues to be the season leader and Doug Camper is still in second place. Wayne Moon’s victory this week moved him into third place. Wayne also was the weekly golf skills winner with the fewest number of putts.

After two years in the district, Kenton City Schools athletic director Joey Day is moving on. Day confirmed Friday that he has accepted the position of athletic director at Marysville High School. The move is pending approval of the Marysville Board of Education on June 20.