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Ada Youth Wrestling Club sign up Tuesday evening

The Ada Youth Wrestling Club will hold wrestling sign-ups on Tuesday, Oct. 20, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Ada school cafeteria. The first sign-up day was Oct. 18, according to John McClain, coach.

The club is open to youth from Kindergarten through sixth grade. All experience levels from beginner to advanced are invited to participate. The club accepts boys and girls from Ada and all surrounding communities.

The Ada club is member of the Miami Valley Kids Wrestling Association (MVKWA), Dayton. Over 70 clubs are in the association and participate in weekly tournaments from December through February.

For more information contact McClain at 567-371-2953.

Lincolnview takes NWC cross country title

Lincolnview swept the team championships meet run Saturday morning in Van Wert.  Columbus Grove finished second in both races with Crestview finishing third.  Lincolnview's teams also won in both the boys' and girls' junior high races.

CLICK HERE FOR ENTIRE MEET RESULTS

Bulldog team owns 2015 Northwest Conference volleyball trophy

FIRST ADA TITLE IN 21 SEASONS

Ada High School's volleyball team have a new trophy for the Bulldog trophy case. The team won the Northwest Conference this season.

Melissa Gossard is the team's coach.

This is the NWC volleyball crown for Ada since 1994. The Bulldogs received 2nd seed in tournament play and will play at Ada at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. 

Team members, standing from left, Melissa Gossard (coach), Kaiti Newland, Alyssa Vore, Haley Wyss, Melina Woods, Maddie Gossard and Nicky Lehsten.

Front from left, Rachel Wildman, Carlee Marshall, Claire Toland, Morgan Sutton, Megan Simon, Ashley Sumner and Katey Stuart.

Kaitlyn Long breaks 15-year-old girls' soccer mark

A 15-year-old record was broken when Ada girls' soccer team defeated Paulding 7-2 last week.

Kaitlyn Long (circled in the letter winners photo) scored five goals in the game. She broke the previous Ada girls' scoring record. Kelly Vermillion scored four goals in one game during the 2000 season.

How did the Polar Bears do this week?

Here's how the Polar Bear teams fared last week (see attachment) and who they play this week.

More information about all of Ohio Northern's 23 varsity athletic programs can be found on the web at ONUSports.com.

Last Week at Ohio Northern:

   Football - Lost 7-51 at #2 Mount Union
   Volleyball - Won 3-0 at Wilmington; Won 3-1 H v Mount Union
   M. Soccer - Won 5-2 at Wilmington; Won 1-0 H v Mount Union
   W. Soccer - Won 2-1 H v Wilmington; Won 2-1 at Mount Union
   #20 M. Cross Country - Idle
   W. Cross Country - Idle
   M. Golf - Idle
   W. Golf - 12th of 14 at Wittenberg Fall Inv.

Bulldogs win third in a row with 44-0 victory on Friday

By Dusty Donley
For a third straight week, it was the superb play of the defense that propelled Ada to a league win as the host Bulldogs shut-out the Paulding Panthers 44-0.

The hard-nosed Ada defensive unit celebrated Homecoming by holding the Panthers to a measly 39 yards of total offense.

The victory extends Ada's win streak to three games, improving their record to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the Northwest Conference.

Neither team found the end zone in the first quarter, but the next 12 minutes were a completely different story as the Bulldog offense racked up 21 points in the second quarter.

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