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Local students receive scholarships
Written by Lauri Allen   
Tuesday, 22 April 2008

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L to R: Tonya Haley, Kelsi Stover, and Sarah Rody
Tuesday evening at the Logan County Educational Service Center Board Meeting, four students from Logan County were presented the Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award.

Eligible students must demonstrate outstanding academic acheivement as indicated by their high school grades, test scores, and awards.

A recipient from each school district within the county was selected. One of those students was chosen as the overall county recipient.

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MRDD volunteers honored
Written by Bill Tipple   
Wednesday, 23 April 2008

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Dr. Mancuso
The Logan County Board of MRDD met in regular session last Thursday.

The board passed a resolution recognizing the valuable contribution their volunteers provide throughout all programs.

The board honored over 40 volunteers that help to boost services at the Discovery Center and the RTC program. Board members are also volunteers appointed by the Logan County Family Probate Judge and the Logan County Commissioners. The board members were presented a Certificate of Appreciation by the Ohio Association of County Boards at the board meeting.

Various events are taking place this month to honor volunteers.

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Logan County Children's Services shooting for accreditation
Written by Elizabeth Jones   
Thursday, 24 April 2008

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Executive Director John Holtkamp
Logan County Children's Services has worked toward accreditation since 1998. The process was intermittent, depending upon the resources available to dedicate to the effort. This accreditation process represents the highest level of commendation that can be awarded to an organization and demonstrates conformance to nationally recognized standards for Children's Services.

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Lakers edge Benjamin Logan, Lady Tigers win in extras
Written by Bill Tipple   
Wednesday, 23 April 2008

ball_and_bat_photo_on_4-08.jpgMany of our local baseball and softball teams hit the field for league play last night.

Varsity baseball finals included:

Host Indian Lake edged rival Benjamin Logan 4-3 to earn a split in the season series.

Cody Van Horn posted the win in relief.

Senior Tyler Maddox belted a triple to power the Lakers.

The Lakers are 8-4 and the Raiders are 7-7.

Bellefontaine steamrolled host Dayton Stebbins 11-0.

The Chiefs are 8-2, 6-2.

Bellefontaine will battle Indian Lake at Fifth Third Field Friday afternoon at 4:30. You can hear live coverage on 1390 WBLL.

JV baseball:

Bellefontaine ran past Dayton Stebbins 15-0 at Blue Jacket Park.

Greg Huffman earned the win.

Colt Scherer had three hits and scored three runs.

Austin Kelly added two hits.

West Liberty-Salem handled Greeneview 12-1.

Austin Lapp pitched four innings and earned the win.

Zach Woodruff, Collin Link, Brad Frantz, Cody Allen, and Sean King each drove in two runs.

T.R. Nisonger, Ryan Ropp, and Erik Thomas added hits.

West Liberty-Salem is 5-3 overall and 5-1 in the OHC.

Freshman baseball:

West Liberty-Salem outscored Bellefontaine 24-13 last night.

On Monday, the Tigers defeated Yellow Springs 23-14.

Last Friday, WLS lost 19-15 vs. Benjamin Logan.

Last Thursday, the Tigers beat the Indian Lake JV team 2-1.

8th grade baseball:

Indian Lake lost 7-2 vs. Graham last night.

Travis Francis and Ben Frey each had two hits to power the Lakers.

Frey had a strong night on the mound, too.

Indian Lake is 6-3 and will host St. Marys tonight.

Varsity softball:

In their stiffest challenge this season, West Liberty-Salem beat host Northeastern 10-4 in ten innings.

The Jets forced extra innings by scoring three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie the game at 4-4.

The Tigers exploded for six runs in the tenth inning to post another win.

WLS is 16-0 overall and 10-0 in the OHC.

Bellefontaine lost 6-2 at Dayton Stebbins.

The Indians scored four runs in the bottom of the third inning to take control.

The Chiefs are 9-5 overall and 5-3 in league play.

Indian Lake fell to rival Benjamin Logan 3-1.

The Lakers are 11-3, 6-2.

Coach Cramer's team will host Bellefontaine tomorrow.

Jackson Center beat Waynesfield-Goshen 4-1.

Sophomore Casey Gates fired a six-hitter to earn the win.

Bethany Hoehne led the JC attack with three hits, including two doubles.

Freshman Shelby Gilroy paced Waynesfield with two hits and a run scored.

JV softball:

Benjamin Logan took two games from Indian Lake this week.

On Tuesday, Kirsten Givens picked up the win and tossed a five-hitter.

Lauren Bycynski had a game-winning triple in the bottom of the seventh inning.

Earlier in the game, she homered.

Deanna Dill and Caroline Lehmon had two RBI's apiece.

On Monday, Bycynski pitched a two-hitter and the Raiders won 8-0.

Jordan Simpkins had a double.

Benjamin Logan is 11-1 overall and 8-0 in the CBC.

8th grade fastpitch:

Indian Lake beat Ridgemont 15-5.

Maci Jones recorded twelve strikeouts.

Kayla Thieman had two hits, including a double.

Taylor Hakes and Taylor Drake each added a double.

 
Chieftain netters swing past Tecumseh
Written by Bill Tipple   
Wednesday, 23 April 2008

tennis_photo.jpgThe Bellefontaine varsity boys tennis team shutout Tecumseh 5-0 last night at BHS.

The Chiefs bounced back after losing to powers Troy and Tipp City.

Coach Stein's squad is 8-4 overall and 7-3 in the CBC.

The Chiefs are at Lima Central Catholic today.

 
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