If you missed watching Ada's Zac Dysert in the Senior Bowl earlier this year in Mobile, Alabama, don't worry. Don Traxler was there with his camera. He shared a series of action photos with The Ada Icon.
Left to right, following the game are, Brooke (Dysert) Carter, Carla Dysert, Zac Dysert, Heather Dysert.
You'll find the photos below, including a touchdown pass that Dysert tossed.
15 minutes with Allison Howard, Ada High School sophomore
Allison, tell me what classes you are taking this semester.
Chemistry, U.S. Studies II, CAD (Computer Aided Drafting), Geography, English 10 Advanced, French II and Art II. I’m also in Aspirations.
I see you have an art sketchpad. Tell me about it.
I like sketching and drawing. The largest project I ever created was last year. In art we took a small comic panel and enlarged it to about 4 feet by 2 and a half feet. That took over three weeks in class to complete. I did mine on a Danger Girl comic panel.
Three Ohio Northern juniors, Branden Rushton, Dominique Royal and Jared Horstman, were named All-Ohio Athletic Conference in men's basketball for 2012-13 in voting conducted by the league's 10 head coaches.
Rushton was named to the Second Team, while Royal and Horstman were Honorable Mention All-OAC honorees.
Rushton is making his third consecutive appearance on the All-OAC squad after earning Honorable Mention All-OAC kudos in both his freshman and sophomore seasons.
The 6-2 guard led the team in scoring for the second consecutive season in 2012-13, averaging 15.1 ppg.
The Ohio Northern women's indoor track & field team fell to No. 21 in the fifth weekly USTFCCCA computer rankings.
ONU was ranked No. 18 in last week's poll.
The Polar Bears received 39.45 points in this weeks rankings.
Wisconsin-Oshkosh remained atop the rankings with 162.12 points, Wartburg (Iowa) is second with 149.97 points and Illinois College is third with 79.12 points.
Northern has a record of 36-7 on the season and finished 1st of 15 teams at the Capital Classic on Saturday.
Ada’s Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) is busy this winter. The group met in the Ada depot on Feb. 20 and reviewed several village projects on the 2013 calendar.
Prior to February’s meeting, the CIC in January elected trustees and officers. The 2013 officers elected are Jim Meyer, president; Bryan Marshall, vice president; Angela Polachek, secretary; and Crystal Huffer, treasurer. These are the same officers as in 2012.
Trustees elected for the term Jan. 1, 2013 to Dec. 31, 2014:
• Beth Fenton
• Richard Lawrence
• Norman Rex
• Angela Polachek
• Donald Traxler
• Harry “Jimmy” Wilson
Shelli Jackson, Spencer Williams and Don Traxler shared their experiences when they attended the Inaugural Ceremonies of President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden in Washington, D. C. on Jan. 21, with those attending the February meeting of the Hardin County Democrats Central and Executive Committee meeting at the Kenton Moose Lodge .
Shelli (Liberty Township) was among the 56,000-plus people who applied on-line to become a volunteer for the Presidential Inaugural Committee. She was one of the 1,500 volunteers who was selected.
Like chili soup? Then, you'll love Richland Manor's Thursday, Feb. 21, chili cookoff. The event, hosted by Richland Manor, 7400 Swaney Road, Bluffton, startts at 6:30 p.m.
According to Sarah Foster, administrator, admission is free and there is a voluntary donation to assist the Cairo Food Bank.
A board of judges will choose the winning chili recipie and will award three top prizes:
First place - $100 Visa gift card
Second place - $75 Visa gift card
Third place - $50 Visa gift card
Victoria Pennington, a fourth-year pharmacy student from Groveport, Ohio, was awarded the Gloria Francke Scholarship as part of the 2013 American Pharmacists Association Foundation Student Scholarship Program.
The student scholarships are awarded to recognize exceptional demonstration of leadership skills and academics through active involvement in the APhA Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP).
The recipients will be recognized on March 3 at the APhA Foundation Contributor’s Breakfast and at the APhA Foundation Student Scholarship reunion during the 2013 APhA annual meeting and exposition in Los Angeles.
Ohio Northern saw its season come to an end in the Second Round of the Ohio Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Tournament with a 92-61 loss at Wilmington Tuesday night at Raizk Arena.
The Polar Bears end their season with a 13-14 record, while the Quakers advance to the Third Round with a 14-12 record.
WC will now travel to second-seeded Marietta for a Third Round contest Thursday night at 7:30 pm at Ban Johnson Fieldhouse.
Junior Jared Horstman scored 15 points, junior Branden Ruston added 13 points and senior Taylor Kuhlman scored 1-0 points in his final collegiate game to lead Ohio Northern.
