Football vs. Muskingum
Homecoming Weekend had beautiful weather and two dominant defensive efforts as Muskingum posted a 23-7 football victory over Ohio Northern on Saturday at Dial-Roberson Stadium.
HARROD--The Allen East football team outscored visiting Ada High School 28-0 in the second period to convincingly defeat their backyard rival 52-7 and win the Northwest Conference championship outright Friday night, October 21, at a windy Goodwin Field.
The Ada Youth Wrestling Club has announced sign ups will be held from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at the Ada Park Building (located at the front of the park before the football stadium in the brown brick building) on:
Thursday, October 20
Tuesday, October 25
Wednesday, October 26
This will be for children in Kindergarten through 6th grade (ages 5-12 year olds). All experience levels, from beginner to advanced, are welcome to participate.
VAN BUREN–The visiting Ada High School boys soccer team was ousted in a 2-1 barnburner at Van Buren in Div. III sectional first round tournament play Wednesday evening, October 19.
The Bulldogs finish their season 7-7-4 with the close defeat.
The Black Knights improve to 8-5-4 with the victory, and advance to the sectional finals.
Ada senior forward Carter Conley scored the Bulldog goal on a penalty kick.
Ada keeper Colton Long made six saves in goal.
The Bulldogs and Black Knights previously played to a 1-1 tie at VB October 6.
VAN BUREN–The visiting Ada High School boys soccer team was ousted in a 2-1 barnburner at Van Buren in Div. III sectional first round tournament play Wednesday evening, October 19.
The Bulldogs finish their season 7-7-4 with the close defeat.
The Black Knights improve to 8-5-4 with the victory, and advance to the sectional finals.
Ada senior forward Carter Conley scored the Bulldog goal on a penalty kick.
Ada keeper Colton Long made six saves in goal.
The Bulldogs and Black Knights previously played to a 1-1 tie at VB October 6.
Ada seniors Brendan Jameson and Carter Conley were voted first team All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association in boys soccer voting recently conducted by the league coaches.
Jameson made it as a midfielder, while forward Conley led the offense.
Speedy goal-scoring sophomore forward Logan Jolliff was tabbed second team All-NCOSA.
Bulldog senior defender Ethan Murphy and sophomore defender Brayden Hunsiker were voted honorable mention all-league.
Liberty-Benton sophomore midfielder Garrett Nealis was named NCOSA Player of the Year. L-B mentor Aaron Troyer was voted NCOSA Coach of the Year.
