Followay’s drive and persistence take him to Pan-Am Games
Wayne County native Casey Followay recently received news he has been selected to participate for Team USA in the 2019 Para-Pan American Track and Field Games.
Casey’s Challenge creates sense of unity for adaptive sports participants
Casey’s Challenge brought people together for a day of celebration, encouragement and physical challenge for all of its participants on Saturday, Aug. 10.
Volleyball coaches sought
The Wooster Recreation Department is seeking two experienced coaches for the girls grade 4-6 volleyball league.
Lucas Mast is dishing it out to opponents and giving back to kids
Lucas Mast, a 23-year-old Hiland High School grad, has quickly made a name for himself in the world of Mixed Martial Arts. He also is creating the Team Lucas Foundation to help kids work toward a healthier lifestyle.
Rockets head to Nashville for national championships
In only their second year, the Rockets softball team was invited to participate in Special Olympics North America's Softball Championships.
Hawks go low thrice while Kaufman is medalist twice
The Hiland Hawks’ veteran golf team has come storming out of the gate in the 2019 season with Dylan Kaufman earning medalist honors twice.
‘Kamikaze Kid’ claims Buckeye Late Model Dirt Battle
Friday, July 24 was a special night of racing as the Mid-Ohio Valley Ultimate Super Late Model Series put tires to track to run the Battle on the Hill as part of the fifth annual Buckeye Late Model Dirt Weeks.
OhioSportsTicket.com bids adieu after 7 great years
Dave Mast announces OhioSportsTicket.com will cease to be a part of the AloNovus family as of Aug. 1.
Wayne County crew flying high in inaugural NOSL title
On Saturday, July 12 at Wooster High school, FC Accipiter soared on wings of gold as the Wayne County team knocked off Amish Country United 3-1 in the finals of the inaugural Northern Ohio Soccer League to claim the crown.
NOSL gains foothold in the community
The Northern Ohio Soccer League, based out of Holmes County, is the brainchild of Braden Mast, a 2017 graduate of Hiland High School and soon-to-be junior at Mt. Vernon University.
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