Ohio Northern University invites you to "be our guest" as they present the Freed Center for the Performing Arts' 30-year anniversary season and celebrate ONU's sesquicentennial. They are excited to celebrate these milestones with a mix of programming that includes some of the first theatre productions to be performed in the Freed Center and some favorites from over the years:
Optimistic second-year Ada varsity girls soccer head coach A.J. Wahlie is poised for a potential breakthrough season as 11 letter winners and nine starters return to the varsity program.
"If you shoot for the stars you will land on the moon," said Wahlie of the team's prospects this fall. "There is no reason to think we can't compete with anybody on our schedule."
The Ada girls finished 4-12 overall last season after losing to powerhouse Mansfield Christian in the sectionals. The Lady Bulldogs went 2-4-0 in Northwest Conference play last fall to finish fifth out of seven teams.
The Ada boys soccer team returns a strong group of lettermen that should form the nucleus of a solid 2021 roster.
Some promising freshmen should also team with the returnees in an attempt to improve on last season's record. The Bulldog varsity roster boasts two seniors, 11 sophomores, four freshmen and five juniors, so 15 of the 22 players on the team are underclassmen.
Nine lettermen and seven starters return from a squad that ended up 10-9 overall and 4-1-0 in the six-team Northwest Conference, good for second place.
Perhaps the most iconic game at a festival, fair, or in this case, a picnic. Children (and adults) participated in the Ada Rotary Club ring toss at last weekend's Farmers & Merchants Picnic. (Photo by Ken Collins.)
