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OhioHealth Hardin Memorial funds 18,000 food bank meals

KENTON __ OhioHealth Hardin Memorial Hospital has announced a donation to the West Ohio Food Bank of $3,000 that will provide the equivalent of 18,000 meals. It’s the latest effort from OhioHealth to support the food bank.

Bulldog baseball blanks Pioneers

By Cort Reynolds

LIMA__ The visiting Ada High School baseball team dominated Lima Temple Christian 10-0 in a non-conference game Monday, May 6.

Bulldog boys tennis edged by Fostoria in home finale

Williams finishes third in first singles at NBTL championships

By Cort Reynolds

ADA __ The Ada High School boys tennis team lost 3-2 to Fostoria on Senior Night at the park Monday evening, May 6.

Ada's Josh Budwit wins first Bluffton Open, disc golf competition

Details and photos provided by the Bluffton Disc Golf Association

Disc golf Team Mojo of Bucyrus organized a May 4 Star Wars Day tournament, which served as the first ever Bluffton Open at the village's Bluffton Hospital Disc Golf Course. 

According to Bluffton Disc Golf association member Neil Hauenstein, “the Force was with Josh Budwit of Ada, who navigated two rounds at 21 strokes under par to win the top division. His round included an ace on hole number 6.”

Hauenstein reports that there were 100 disc golfers from all over Ohio, Indiana and Michigan at the Village Park for the event. Online registration for the contest saw all 100 spots sold within 5 minutes.

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ONU brings International Women’s Flag Football to the midwest

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By Russ Crawford and the Ada Icon

On May 4-5, the International Women’s Flag Football Association, Ada’s Wilson football factory, and the Inn at ONU, hosted a women’s and girls flag football tournament at Ohio Northern’s Dial-Roberson Stadium.

The Glacier Girls team won the women’s division, while the Bulldog girls of Ada won the youth division.

The opportunity to hold a tournament in Ada developed when IWFFA President Diane Beruldsen guest-lectured in Professor Russ Crawford’s Women’s Sport History class. ONU Athletic Director Tom Simmons, Assistant AD Kourtney Wilson, and Andy Wentling, Plant Manager of the Wilson Sporting Goods football factory agreed this would be a great idea. Wentling provided footballs and ONU provided the venue. The Inn at ONU gave discount rates for "Loose Women" players who came to the tournament without a team affiliation.

Event sponsors included Viva Maria’s, El Campo, Padrone’s, Roundy’s Pies, and Tavern 101.

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Grades K-12 sign up for for summer swim this week

The Ada Gators summer swim team sign-ups are Monday, May 6 and Thursday, May 9 from 6:30-8:00pm at the United Methodist Church in Ada. 

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