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The following results are from August 2026 of the Ohio Northern University 2026-27 athletics season as reported on www.ONUSports.com:

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By Cort Reynolds

HARROD – The Ada High School golf team won a four-team match at the Colonial Golfers Club course in Harrod on Monday, August 31.

The Bulldogs shot 168 to win by 11 strokes. Elmwood came in second (179), followed by Arcadia (194) and Pandora-Gilboa (243).

Ada improved to 40-3 this season with the decisive wins.

Sophomore Arden Shook earned match medalist honors after shooting a remarkable 37.

Senior Brody Rister finished just one stroke behind him by carding a 38 as the Bulldogs swept the top two positions. 

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By Paula Pyzik Scott
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The August 2026 Ada Icon Highlights are off to the printer--and are ready for online viewing right here. I'm excited to note that a new bound format is in the works, with the opportunity to share more free copies.

During August, the Icon produced 109 news items. There will be 21 articles in the Highlights, providing the items of most lasting interest. Here's the table of contents with links to each article:

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A busy week lies ahead for Ada High School sports fans. The attached schedule provides the Bulldog golf, girls soccerr, boys soccer, volleyball and football events for August 31-September 5.

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By Cort Reynolds / Photos by Mark Andreasen

WAYNESFIELD__The Ada High School volleyball team swept a non-league triangular match at Waynesfield-Goshen with Spencerville on Saturday, August 29.

Ada improved to 4-0 with the wins, which included a comeback thriller over the Bearcat girls.

Spencerville ran its record to 4-2 after beating Waynesfield-Goshen, 2-0. Waynesfield fell to 1-3, playing under new head coach Olivia Abner.

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By Cort Reynolds / Photos by Aftan Dewese

ADA__The Ada High School girls soccer team defeated visiting local rival Allen East 3-0 in their annual non-league grudge match on a warm Saturday afternoon, August 29.

Ada improved to 5-0-1 with the War Memorial Stadium win. AE dropped to 0-3 after the loss.

“I think the 1 p.m. start on a Saturday with warmer temperatures and after ending the first full week of school, it is understandable for us to be a little flat,” said head coach Doug Dewese. 

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