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By Cort Reynolds

Ada senior shortstop Levi Green was named second team All-Blanchard Valley Conference in voting recently conducted by the league baseball coaches.

Green batted .412, stole a team-high 24 bases, hit five doubles and led Ada in runs as well.

Junior pitcher/infielder Mason Wibley and sophomore catcher Andrew Allen were named honorable mention all-league.

Wibley was one of the team’s top pitchers and hitters. He led Ada in innings pitched (40) and doubles (six).

Allen led the Bulldogs in batting average (.418), and was among the Ada leaders in runs, steals and runs batted in.

ABOVE, L-R) Jadon Holbrook, Kaylie Klear and Slade Gossman / PHOTOS provided

JUNE 5 MEDIA RELEASE__The Foss-Agin-Meyer Post of the American Legion in Ada is proud to announce this year’s delegates to Buckeye Boys State and Buckeye Girls State. They are Kaylie Klear, Slade Gossman and Jadon Holbrook.

Kaylie is the daughter of Nick and Rachel Klear. She attends Ada High School where she is active in band, Varsity Singers band and the quiz bowl team. She is also active with her church, Our Lady of Lourdes and is an Eagle Scout with her Scouting America troop in Marion.

Wildfires in Canada are creating smoke that is drifting into U.S. states including Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. The website www.airnow.gov/ shows locations where air quality is becoming Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups and Unhealthy (for all).

At 9 a.m. on June 7, air quality was unhealthy for sensitive groups

By Cort Reynolds

ADA__The Ada Gators summer swim team dove into its season opener by splitting a dual meet with visiting Wapakoneta at the Ada Municipal Pool Thursday evening, June 5.

The Gator boys team beat the Waves, 145 points to 122. Wapakoneta won the girls meet 270-86 to capture the combined meet by a score of 392-231.

“I am so proud of the job our swimmers did in our first meet,” said Ada head coach Dave Lusk. “We had a number of swimmers in their first meet ever. We also had some (people) swimming events they had never swum before.

“It was a great first meet,” he added.

Here's the rundown on articles recently posted on the other Icon: www.BlufftonIcon.com/

Friday, June 6, 2025

  • Letter: SB1 referendum petition, June 7
  • Russell awarded Lima Memorial Auxiliary scholarship
  • Canadian wildfire smoke could impact NW Ohio
  • Pirate Track & Field athletes at OHSAA D2 Championships, June 6-7
  • Donald "Don" L. Overmyer taught at Bluffton High School
  • May 2025 land transfers in the Bluffton Exempted Village School District

Thursday, June 5, 2025

By Cort Reynolds

COLUMBUS – Ada senior speedster Logan Jolliff finished 11th out of 18 sprinters in the preliminary heats of the Div. III state track and field meet at Ohio State University’s Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Columbus on Friday, June 6.

Jolliff finished with a time of 11.207 to cross the finish line sixth in heat number two.

The top nine preliminary heats finishers made it to the finals Saturday. Jolliff missed state qualification by two places and less than .04.

Division III Boys 100-Meter Dash Prelims

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