Ohio Northern freshman midfielder Levi King (Indianapolis, Ind./North Central) was named Third Team All-Great Lakes Region in men's soccer for 2018 by the United Soccer Coaches.
King was also named Second Team All-Ohio Athletic Conference and was the the OAC Freshman of the Year this season.
He was honored after a dazzling freshman season that included 10 goals, 28 points, and team-highs with eight assists and 82 shots. He also converted both penalty kicks for the Polar Bears this season.
Ohio Northern placed four players on the United Soccer Coaches All-Great Lakes Region women's soccer team for 2018.
Junior midfielder Haley Moses (Mason) and sophomore forward Jenna Fuller(Countryside, Ill./Lyons Township) were named First Team All-Region and junior goalkeeper Meagan Grierson (Miamisburg) and junior defender Hannah Martin(Mason/Mount Notre Dame) each received Second-Team All-Region nods.
Moses, Fuller and Grierson were also named First Team All-Ohio Athletic Conference and Martin was a Second Team All-OAC honoree this season.
Ada HS golfers were recognized at a fall sports ceremony.
The following Bulldog linksters received honors. In the front row from left to right: Senior Robby Allison lettered; Junior Ethan Hull lettered, was named team MVP, and was named Honorable Mention in the Northwest Conference; Junior Alex Morgan lettered; Sophomore Brevin Sizemore lettered; Freshman Kamron Wilkerson was named Rookie of the Year.
In the second row: Coach Jason Campbell; Senior Austin Amburgey lettered; Senior Jake Colwell lettered; Freshman Dexter Woods was recognized for his hole-in-one.
Senior guard Jenna Dirksen (Beavercreek/Carroll) provided the Ohio Northern women's basketball team with a late, go-ahead layup with moments remaining in overtime, lifting the Polar Bears to a 66-64 victory over Ohio Wesleyan Saturday at ONU Sports Center.
Ohio Northern improves to 4-0 overall on the season while the Battling Bishops fall to 2-2.
The Ohio Northern men's basketball team suffered two long scoring droughts and shot just 27.5 percent from the floor in a 61-52 loss to No. 21-ranked Wooster on Sunday afternoon at the ONU Sports Center.
The Polar Bears (2-2) led 30-23 with three minutes left in the first half when the Scots (4-0) scored the final seven points of the period to tie the game at 30-all at intermission. CW then scored the first six points of the second half to lead 36-30.
It's time to show your colors. Who do you think will win the Ohio State versus Michigan football game on Saturday?
The Icon offers a handful of Shannon Theatre passes to the winner and runner-up. Here's how it works:
• You may enter as many times as you wish, but each entry must be under a different name.
• Entry deadline is noon, Saturday, Nov. 24.
• There are several spread-point options for contestants to chose the winner.
• The contest has two tie-breaker questions.
• If there is a tie after two tie breakers, the earliest entry wins.
