After 40-plus years, Christmas finally arrives for Scot coaches in form of Scot Center.
Knights gain revenge and sole possession of first place in OCC with 42-26 win over Wooster.
Generals roll in fourth to post key win over Orrville; face key five-game stretch.
Wooster stays in town, selects Doug Haas to be new football coach.
Wayne County Speedway officials have just announced the weekly winner challenge with two different race tracks for the 2012 season.
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After 40-plus years, Christmas finally arrives for Scot coaches in form of Scot Center.
Knights gain revenge and sole possession of first place in OCC with 42-26 win over Wooster.
June 23 All Star Sprint Speedweek date cancelled due to scheduling conflicts.
Wooster to host Ohio Cardinal Conference wrestling tournament.
Generals roll in fourth to post key win over Orrville; face key five-game stretch.
Generals, Knights look to gain upper hand in OCC girls' basketball race.
Doug Haas was formally approved as Wooster High School's new head football coach by the Wooster City School District board of education.
Wooster stays in town, selects Doug Haas to be new football coach.
Wayne County Speedway officials have just announced the weekly winner challenge with two different race tracks for the 2012 season.
Wow factor off the charts as Wooster thinclads host first-ever indoor meet at Scot Center.
Wooster wrestlers place seventh in own invite, pair of seconds highlight effort.
Jason Flory, Wayne County Speedway general manager, recently finalized two All Star Circuit of Champions Sprint Speedweek dates.
One mistake nearly capsizes Generals OCC run of swimming championships.
Experience has been critical link in Wooster's 10-game winning streak and rise to top of OCC.
Generals host 10-team Wooster Invitational with eye on defending 2011 crown.
In commemoration of Norwayne High School's state championship season, the Wayne County commissioners issued a Proclamation of Congratulations during their Jan. 11 meeting.
Orrville's Drew Brenner made the shot of a lifetime in the Red Rider's 66-64 victory over West Holmes on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at The Dungeon, leaving Jim Lindeman's troupe pondering when their time will come.
Wooster's depth swamps competition in Ohio Cardinal Conference swim championships.
Search for Wooster High football coach narrowed to eight for first-round talks.
Wooster runs winning streak to nine games, grabs upper hand in OCC.
In a battle of depth, Canfield slips by Wooster for NEAC title.
DQ proves costly as Wooster places second in NEAC championships.
The Classic in the Country has turned into one of the nation's top high school hoops events, and there are plenty of great reasons, basketball aside, to come visit the Perry Reese Center Jan. 14-16, over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend.
Wooster got what it wanted when it came to Hiland's Perry Reese Center Jan. 3, churning out a 48-43 win over the Lady Hawks and earning one more notch in its search for a return to glory.
Scots post pair of wins in Mose Hole Classic, NCAC play up next.
'Tired' Generals make most of opportunities at Cleveland State.
Ken Landes is the grand prize winner of the Win a Night with the Wooster Oilers contest, which was a Wooster Weekly News promotion in combination with the Oilers. Landes won tickets, merchandise, a gift certificate and the opportunity to drop the first puck at a Wooster Oilers game.
Hiland passed one of its tests this season with flying colors, nearly doubling up Orrville in a 64-39 victory at the Steve Smith Classic The College of Wooster, Saturday, Dec. 17.
Generals' depth proves huge early in NEAC Relays Championships.
Times are changing in Wooster: McCreary steps down as head football coach.
Wooster girls bounce back from opening loss with pair of decisive wins.
General wrestlers gain some wins, but add valuable experience at WIT.
Late surge helps Generals' swim team grab piece of NEAC hardware.
Wooster High School senior Luke McGee was recognized by the Wooster City School District Board of Education for his achievements on and off the field.
West Holmes and Waynedale waged an epic battle between two of the area's top teams, with the Knights eking out a 35-30 victory on Wednesday, Dec. 7 at West Holmes.
Hoops 4 Healing Girls Basketball Classic will be held on Saturday, Dec. 3, at Wooster High School.
Wooster wrestling team will have to work through growing pains in early going.
Finish Works finished off Saltillo during B League action of the Adult Winter Basketball League at The Pier, out in Mt. Eaton, while Thomas Dunn made it a done deal for Kidron during A League competition the night before, as those two teams climbed to the top of their respective leagues with...
National runner-up season behind them, Scots work to stay among nation's elite.
Devin Daugherty ties for Offensive Player of the Year.
Shoes, shoes, shoes: It's all part of Kacsandi's attempt to reach the U.S. Olympic Trials and beyond.
Move to Wooster pays off as Murphy wraps up solid career on tennis courts.
McGee signs on dotted line to make it official: He is Ohio State bound.
Philippon tops Wooster district soccer awards with Player of the Year honors.
Nearly four months in, Kellar settling into his job but certainly not slowing down.
Two teams moved to 2-0 on the young season in both A League and B League competition, during back-to-back nights of Winter Adult Basketball League at The Pier action in Mt. Eaton.
WCS officials announce 2012 schedule.
One father edged his son by only five points for the season title in the Atom's Pest Control Trucks division, highlighting a night of season championships and awards presentations at Hilltop Speedway's year-end banquet.
Week 1 high school football playoff action took its toll on the eight teams inside Graphic Publications, Inc.'s coverage area, as half were eliminated on Friday, Nov. 4 and Saturday, Nov. 5. The remaining four will be back in action Friday, Nov. 11 and Saturday, Nov. 12.
McGee, Ohio State ready to sign on the dotted line.
Central Catholic defeated Central Christian in D-IV Regional volleyball action at Solon on Thursday, Nov. 3.
Four outstanding student athletes, two from Wooster and two from Orrville, were honored during the Orrville/Wooster game for excellence both on and off the field.
In an upset for the ages, Pleasant Valley Buildings upset Mt. Hope in the Fall Youth Basketball League at The Pier championship game, ending the previously undefeated team's march to a title.
For the 101st time, the two teams involved on the sixth oldest high school football rivalry met on the field on Oct. 29 when the Wooster Generals took on the Orrville Red Riders.
It's that time: Wooster-Orrville square off again in annual showdown in Rider Town.
The Lady Wayne Warriors have become the first volleyball team in UA Wayne College history to win the ORCC state title.
Casey's Challenge returned for the second year Oct. 22.
The West Holmes football team got stuck in the mud at Follis Field in Wooster, as the Generals ran past the "sticky-footed" Knights for a 35-14 week nine victory.
Lauren Miller spurs Wooster cross country girls to third in OCC championships.
General harriers finish close third in Ohio Cardinal Conference Cross Country championships.
Wooster girls finally get a chance to celebrate OCC soccer title.
Tygers take a bite out of Generals in yet another 38-35 shootout.
Wooster volleyball teams opens tournament at Uniontown Lake.
Isaac Haver wasn't even playing golf four years ago. He sure looked like he belonged during this year's Div. III State golf championship at Columbus Oct. 14 & 15.
With its win at the recent Archbold Spike-tacular, the Central Christian Comets announced that they are very much for real.
Racing results from Wayne County Speedway
Generals back on top of Wayne-Holmes Invitational standings.
Three young figure skaters competed at a Regional competition.
Wooster captures fourth consecutive Wayne-Holmes Invitational crown.
Waynedale's defense was staunch, but a late goal by Spencer Yoder lifted Hiland to a 1-0 win at Waynedale on Thursday, Oct. 6 in boys soccer.
Wooster All-Sports Boosters honoring 2011 Hall of Fame Class Oct. 15.
Trio of seconds help Wooster netters nail down second in OCC Tennis Championships.
Generals get a kick out of 28-7 win over OCC leader Clear Fork.
One goal in hand, Wooster looks to OCC soccer tournament and beyond.
Wooster's offensive line looks to keep paving the way.
Thanks to the generosity of a local business, Wooster High School's Follis Field has a new look.
Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House hosted their annual golf scramble at Mohican Hills Golf Course, August 12-13.
Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic Topless Night scheduled for Oct. 8.
Moran takes the checkered flag during racing action.
Tickets for Wooster High Athletic Hall of Fame banquet on sale.
Wooster cross country teams have solid showings at Malone Invitational.
Homecoming 2011 was filled with tradition as Wooster High School welcomed back its alumni.
Everyone was a Wooster General Sept. 21 during the 2011 Wooster High School Homecoming Parade.
General volleyball team putting the pieces of the puzzle together.
General golfers finish sixth in Ohio Cardinal Conference tournament.
On Sept. 23, the Wooster Generals fell to the visiting Mansfield Madison Rams by the slimmest of margins.
Hiland played ugly on Tuesday, Sept. 27, but got a win over a scrappy Chippewa team. The Hawks earned a 1-0 victory over the Chipps, who continue to boast a strong program.
Mt. Hope is starting to look like a distant peak on the horizon for the rest of the teams in the Fall Youth Basketball League at The Pier, after picking up a seven-point win over Kidron to move to 5-0 on the season.
Mt. Hope continued to dash the hopes of its opponents during Fall Youth Basketball League at The Pier action, as Kevin Keim led his team to a five-point win over Pleasant Valley Buildings, keeping Mt. Hope undefeated on the young season.
Slow start dooms Generals in 56-28 shootout with Ashland.
Nearly 100 cars packed the pits at Wayne County Speedway Sept. 17.
Generals get look at regional course and enjoy a pretty good day at Boardman.
Wooster tennis team looking to cap strong season with postseason push.
Through hard work, Wooster's Devin Daugherty has turned himself into a top quarterback.
Three area figure skaters will be competing at the regional level the first week of October. The future Olympic hopefuls spend hours on the ice each week and live and breathe skating.
General girls taking control of Ohio Cardinal Conference soccer race.
Tim Troyer led Mt. Hope to its third consecutive win, in Fall Youth Basketball League at The Pier action, dashing the hopes of Walnut Creek, which is still searching for its first win, three games into the season.
Wooster, Anderson bury Ellet with big second half in 39-14 victory.
Seemingly doing it with smoke and mirrors - or tape and bandages - the West Holmes volleyball team resembled a M.A.S.H. unit but won back-to-back OCC matches to improve to 7-2 on the year, and 5-1 in conference play.
Hudson wins Wooster Invite, but Bennett satisfied with performance.
Wooster hosts and places third in Wooster Cross Country Invitational.
Racing action and results at Wayne County Speedway.
Dublin Coffman turns in record-setting performance at Wooster Golf Invitational.
Alice Noble hosting Super Series AAA Elite Hockey Tournament Sept. 16-18.
Hafertepe Jr. takes 410 Winged Sprint race and collects $4,000.
Avon Lake offers Generals red-hot test in Earlybird Cross Country Invitational.
On a hot, hot night, Wadsworth's Snowball cools off Wooster in 42-35 shootout.
Ohio Outlaw Motorsports took over Hilltop Speedway for the weekend, heating up the track for the return of stock car racing early in October.
Racing results at Wayne County Speedway.
Anderson's four touchdowns help Generals roll in season opener with 47-20 rout of Garfield.
General cross country teams will get some extra shut eye before they go to work.
General girls finish 14th in Revere Cross Country Invitational.
The Wooster High School boys cross country team competed at the Revere Invitational, August 27, and came home in the middle of the pack, placing eighth out of 17 teams.
The Wooster High School football team started their season strong with an impressive 47-20 win over the Akron Garfield Golden Rams during their season opener on August 26 at Follis Field.
WHS tennis coach Stan Burris has lead his team to four out of five wins so far this season. With three seniors leading the pack, the team is off to a good start.
General girls have high hopes for another successful cross country season.
One year bigger, stronger and faster, West Holmes responded to a 46-point loss at Triway a year ago with a 20-7 season-opening win over the Titans at Knights Stadium.
Another night of racing action at Wayne County Speedway.
General volleyball team looks to mix blend of veterans, newcomers into winning mark.
Boys are looking to make a strong run at Ohio Cardinal Conference title.
The Wayne County Athletic League recently approved a $1 increase in ticket prices for all sporting events starting this fall.
Miller Electric pulled the plug on East Holmes' season, while Mountain Top Restaurant topped Kidron, during quarterfinal action of the Summer Adult Basketball League at the Pier.
Scoring their only goal on a ball Abby Callahan controlled after it hit her in the face, the West Holmes girls soccer team had to face the fact they let one get away in a season-opening loss against Triway.
Four drivers ended the regular season on two-week winning streaks at Hilltop Speedway, as four of the first five feature races on Season Championship Night were won by drivers who found the winner's circle the week before as well.
Gridiron Generals looking to turn talent and speed into wins.
Knowing that depth and experience go together hand in hand, West Holmes tennis coach Jason Otto gave two sophomores their first career varsity matches, and the results turned out perfect against Triway.
Roy Bates Celebration Day one of remembrance for family and friends.
Wooster tennis team has veteran faces playing in new spots as they open 2011 campaign.
Hansen has lots of holes, lots of optimism for Generals soccer program.
Wooster's girls soccer team heads into 2011 campaign with high expectations.
Winning back-to-back weeks, by a combined total of 36 points, Beachy Trucking took sole possession of first place in the Summer Adult Basketball League at The Pier.
After leading the Holmes County Knighthawks 12U traveling baseball team to a 35-13 record, former West Holmes football standout Jamie Horn traded the third base coaching box for the sidelines at the College of Wooster.
With drivers smashing into one another during the demolition derby at the Holmes County Fair, a couple of thrilling crashes highlighted the night at Hilltop Speedway, as five drivers made return trips to the winner's circle.
Results from Wayne County Speedway races on August 5.
Thank You, Coach Bates - Stan Totten writes the book on Roy Bates.
Alice Noble Ice Arena to host the Super Series AAA Elite Hockey tournament Sept. 16-18.
Wooster High golf team has young look to it and room to grow.
Wooster Soccer Classic a big success for all involved.
Things were not exactly as they appeared at the ASA 8U Rec-League and Youth League World Series title game, but the Holmes County Dirt Dawgs appeared flawless defensively all tournament long, and pounded their way to a championship.
Whales swim season comes to a rewarding close with 18th MOSL title.
The school year has (unofficially) begun as fall sports teams have opened practices.
From wireless to face-to-face; Kellar will still be communicating as Wooster's new AD.
Professional wakeboard coach Dave Brisco will be at Lake Buckhorn August 4 and 5 to provide training on the sport of wakeboarding. Time slots are still available for this challenging, exhilarating sport.
Wooster trio takes part in ODP soccer program in Illinois.
WYBI hosting Ralph Jones Slugfest this weekend at Miller Fields.
For organizers and participants alike, the Wooster Urban Adventure Challenge was truly the adventure of a lifetime.
Mother Nature's Saturday evening sorrows brought tears to the eyes of young race fans at Hilltop Speedway, on Saturday, July 23, as rain forced the cancellation of Kid's Night and Driver Autograph Night at the one-third mile banked oval.
Zoned in: five local swimmers meet qualifying times for USA Swimming zone meets.
First year in Scarlet and Gray a memorable one for Kasie Kelly.
Disappointment aside, U.S Women's World Cup title run sparks renewed interest in game for high school students.
Sugar to Salt canoe trip an adventure for a cause.
The Dream Show is a unique blend of skating and dancing, coupled with stars and local children, ages 5-18. It will take place at the Alice Noble Ice Arena on August 6. Parker Pennington is responsible for the idea, and is also organizing the event to inspire children while providing a new,...
Rallying from an early two-run deficit, the West Holmes 14U softball team beat Wooster 5-3 to bring the Wayne County League title back to Holmes County for the third straight year.
The annual Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House golf scramble is set to take place August 11 and 12 at Mohican Hills Golf Course in Jeromesville.
Rolly Heyder picked the right night to visit the winner's circle at Hilltop Speedway, for the first time in 2011, as the Galena driver won the $500 Atom's Pest Control Trucks Invitational, which was 22 laps long in memory of the late number 22 driver, Gail "Wally" Wallace.
Having been saved from an uncertain future, after an April 6 auction appeared to bring an end to 46 years of racing history at Wayne County Speedway, the 3/8 mile dirt oval was alive again with the sound of revving engines and the smell of burning octane, Friday, July 15,
The annual Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House golf scramble is set to take place August 11 and 12 at Mohican Hills Golf Course in Jeromesville.
The Wooster High School cross-country program will host the Woo Run, an annual event, on August 13.
Gold Glove baseball expanding opportunities for area players.
Park and Swim: There is a dry side to the Freedlander Swim Meet.
Great weather, atmosphere lead to another great Freedlander Swim Meet.
White, Ice lead local contingent at state Hershey Track & Field Games.
The Field of Dreams game was held beneath the lights on Saturday, July 9, at Wooster Foursquare Softball Field. Special Olympians were paired with community business partners, and the yellow and blue jerseys were all that differentiated the players - not disability or ability.
Wooster athletic director Hamsher moving on to redder pastures.
John Large of Millersburg found the winner's circle at Hilltop Speedway for the first time in 2011, going flag-to-flag in the Atom's Pest Control Truck feature, on a night highlighted by the Street Stock Invitational.
Two Millersburg drivers, a racer from Wooster, and another from Strasburg all found their way to the winner's circle at Hilltop Speedway when the Ohio Outlaw Motorsports bikes and quads raced under the lights at the one-third mile banked oval.
Freedlander swim meet all about parents and communication.
Top softball players from throughout the area gathered in Orrville over Independence Day weekend to take part in the Orrville Firefighters Association Fire in the Sky Fast Pitch Softball Tournament.
McGee's spring campaign carries over into Crossroad Baseball Series.
After a disappointing trip to Orlando in 2010 the three returning seniors from the West Holmes volleyball team led their club team to Walt Disney World and a top 10 finish at the AAU Junior Nationals.
Summertime is a popular time for benefit golf scrambles. What seems like a simple concept takes a lot of planning and teamwork before the first golfer tees off.
Cowboys and cowgirls of all ages gathered at the Wayne County Fairgrounds on the Fourth of July weekend to take part in the Northern Ohio Outlaws Cowboy Mounted Shooting competition.
There were no fireworks on the track at Hilltop Speedway over the Independence Day holiday weekend as Mother Nature washed away racing action in Millersburg for the seventh time in 2011.
Lure of Freedlander draws swimmers from across the region.
Kormanik's spot in U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials has local connection.
Ports Petroleum, Montelione show their resolve in winning City Series and life.
WHS grad Jake Buckwalter member of Tiffin University relay team that competed in Div. II Track nationals.
Wooster Youth Baseball, Inc.'s Minor League and Little League World Series are coming up, following a win by Ports Petroleum on June 22.
Parks and Rec summer soccer program offers a number of advantages for coaches, players.
College of Wooster grad, Matt Barnes, comes face-to-face with the business side of baseball.
Replacing six members of his 13-and-under Ohio Extreme club volleyball team at the last minute and moving up one age division, West Holmes head volleyball coach Jim Park still managed to guide his squad to a 37th place finish at the 130-team AAU/JVA National Championship tournament in Orlando.
What happens on the field stays on the field for the Holmes County Knighthawks 12-and-under Elite level traveling baseball team, unless it happens on an Astroturf field and bounces 30 feet up in the air during the State championship game.
A little sweetness: Hershey Track and Field Games come to Wooster.
Former Scot Van Horn signs with Rockford RiverHawks of the Frontier League.
Matthew Johnson, a College of Wooster graduate, survived the Toronto Blue Jays' extended spring training, and will play professionally this season in Vancouver.
Craddock takes over American Legion Mustards summer baseball team.
Bad luck had the Holmes County Knighthawks losing their only three games against three of the four semifinalist teams at the 104-team Cooperstown Dreams Park and American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame Invitational Tournament, but good luck is what brought them together in the first place.
The results are in from the Wayne County Track Club Invitational, June 7 at Wooster High School.
Generals earn handful of OCC baseball awards.
Kacsandi finishes Ashland career with pair of All-America honors.
School's out, which means Freedlander's outside swim season is heating up.
After dropping their first two games at the Cooperstown Dreams Park and American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame Invitational Tournament, the Holmes County Knighthawks got healthy in a hurry, learning from their mistakes and passing their disease on to the opposition.
Wayne County schools sent 12 boys and 17 girls to the State track and field tournament in Columbus, and 24 returned as All-Ohioans after reaching the podium inside Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, including Rittman junior Crystal Barber who became Division III State champion in the 200-meter dash.
Mother Nature waves the red flag on racing action at Hilltop Speedway as heavy rains, severe thunderstorms and downed power lines pull the plug on the Mid-Season Championships presented by Danville Outdoors.
As pressure builds at Ohio State, Jim Tressel steps down as Buckeye coach.
Cremer's sixth-place leads General thinclads at Austintown Regional.
Scots' Boamah-Acheamp earns All-America high jump honors.
Wooster High looking to build relationships, as well as skills, in basketball camps.
First-year coach, first-team title as Wooster baseball team wins OCC.
Moving on: Generals advanced five thinclads to Division I regional meet in Youngstown.
Generals drop heartbreaker to Arrows, but still have OCC title hopes.
Wooster recently welcomed the Wooster Oilers prospects that are looking to make the 2011-2012 edition of the Great Lakes Junior Hockey League their own.
Wooster lacrosse team wraps up season with loss to Mentor.
On Sunday, May 15, the Wooster Oilers and the Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio's team, the Wildcats, competed in the first Sled Hockey Charity Game, which was designed to increase awareness about sled hockey and raise funds for the Wildcats.
Wooster grabs five firsts en route to a second-place showing in Ohio Cardinal Conference track and field championships.
Ballard named top field events performer in OCC track and field championships.
Generals Welker signs with Huntington University to continue soccer career.
Select group of thinclads travel to Youngstown for Optimist Invitational.
Generals netters put themselves in position to finish second in OCC.
Generals get first Sectional win, look to wrap up Ohio Cardinal Conference title.
West Holmes head coach Jason Otto and the Knights planned on moving past Orrville on their road to the Ohio Cardinal Conference tournament, but discovered that the old saying about the best laid plans of mice and men may just be true.
Distance team, balance helps spark Generals to third in own invite.
Abena Boamah-Acheampong, College of Wooster, looking to jump into nationals.
Host Generals place sixth in Kiwanis Track and Field Invitational.
As expected, Triway captured the Hiland Tennis Invitational on Friday, April 29, besting second place Hiland and West Holmes and Coshocton, which finished tied for third.
Steve Burton, who practices Mixed Martial Arts out of Excessive Force Gym in Wooster, recently received the opportunity to fight on the USA Amateur Team, after winning a fight in Chicago that landed him the position. The fighter will participate in the first ever World MMA Tournament in the Ukraine...
With less than week to go, OCC tennis race is up in the air.
Generals Hooley signs with Malone University to continue swimming career.
April's monsoon season has created scheduling issues for Generals.
Hiland did all it could against powerful Triway in tennis on Thursday, April 21 at Christmas Run Park in Wooster, but the Titans were simply too much, delving out a 4-1 loss to the Hawks.
Moving indoors to take on Triway and escape the cold and drizzle outside, West Holmes had a five-match winning streak against the Titans snapped with a 5-0 loss to their non-conference tennis rivals.
Boys lacrosse team plays for much bigger purpose this weekend in Hawken tournament.
Generals girls lacrosse team ends five-game losing streak with pair of victories in Earth Week Tournament.
Allison Canfield has been named as one of 20 players to a northern Ohio Great Lakes regional team, which will travel to New York's Stony Brook University.
Manny being Manny means his retirement should have been no surprise to Rays or America.
McCord helps Buckeyes to third-place finish in Big Ten swim championships.
Mother Nature got in the way of the Generals' tennis team.
Neidig paces Wooster thinclads with 800-meter win at Lexington Invitational.
After rallying for an extra-innings win against the Red Riders on Wednesday, April 6, West Holmes went to Orrville on Thursday, April 7 and completed the sweep of their OCC rivals, as Taylor Owen came in to preserve the win and cap a total team effort.
A day after beating up on the visiting Red Riders 12-3, West Holmes fell 6-3 at Orrville, proving once again, just what a difference a day can make.
Two streaks continued for West Holmes on the tennis courts at Wooster High School when the Knights and Generals opened Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
The West Holmes baseball and softball teams both picked up wins over Orrville, turning it into an ugly trip into Holmes County for Red Riders and Lady Red Riders fans.
The Pier in Mt. Eaton is hosting a Spring Youth Basketball League, with six teams playing on Thursday evenings.
Boyd looks to past experiences to help bring success to Generals' baseball program.
Caleb Schmidt will represent the Wooster area as he competes in the U.S. Paralympic Spring Swimming Nationals/Spring Can-Am in Minnesota, April 7-9.
The Hiland Hawks weren't the only State basketball champions to emerge from winter this season. Faith Christian Academy captured the Ohio Christian Athletic Association State Championship.
An unknown from Newcomerstown came out of nowhere to win the 2011 Lake Norman Southern Open in North Carolina, qualifying him for the 2012 Bassmaster Classic.
For the first time in more than two decades, a pair of Wooster High School wrestlers qualified for the State championships.
The West Holmes baseball team recorded only 12 outs during its season-opener at Ohio Cardinal Conference rival Wooster, falling 13-3 in a game decided by the mercy rule in the fifth inning.
Pitching helps carry youthful Scot diamond crew through 10-9 southern trip.
Generals' LaLonde wraps up high school career by being named Special Mention All-Ohio.
Ian Franks gets Division III's top honor as he is named Player of the Year
Walk-on delivers wake-up for Scots when Knezevic scores All-America honors.
For the third consecutive year, Wooster High School swimmer Chase Hooley has qualified to compete at the State championship swim meet.
West Holmes senior guard Sam Meyer did everything he could to try to rally his coach to victory at the second annual Ohio Cardinal Conference Senior All-Star Game, but it wasn't enough as Team Lindeman fell to Team Feick 93-81.
West Holmes senior Lindsy Snyder continued her dominance in the post, leading all scorers at the OCC Senior All-Star Game, while Lady Knights senior guard Paige Asche buried her last three-pointer and ran the point for the home team, but Team Baus fell to Team Uhde in an overtime thriller.
With seven letter winners, Generals hoping to take step up in OCC tennis ranks.
Didato expecting strong off-season to pay dividends for WHS boys lacrosse team.
Former College of Wooster Scot Derek Boyd will now coach as a General in the Wooster High baseball program.
The College of Wooster's incredible run falls short in the Div. III National Championship game.
Action got underway at Hilltop Speedway in Millersburg on Saturday, March 19, as a driver from Killbuck won the mini stock enduro race and a Waynedale High School student outlasted the pack to win the Soccer Mom 100.
Generals thinclads have experience; depth will help determine team's success.
Wooster living the dream; earns third Division III Final Four berth in mens basketball.
Wooster girls track team has lots of fresh faces and plenty of questions.
New coach brings new approach to Wooster girls lacrosse program.
Scots ride magnificent defensive performance right into Salem, Va., and Division III's Final Four
The No. 17 College of Wooster Scots head to Florida to open a 19-game spring trip.
Catanzarite earns All-Ohio; first General wrestler to make medal-rounds in two decades.
Sweet 16 lands in Wooster, including the Division III top-rated team in Whitworth University, for right to advance to national championship.
Generals finish season with 11-11 mark, but Martin finds rewards in team's work ethic.
LaLonde named Ohio Cardinal Conference Player of Year; Walker, Gallo-Malta first-team picks.
On Saturday, March 19, the Wooster Hockey Club will be practicing a different sport: giving back to the community. They will be collecting hygiene products to donate to the Wooster Hope Center and providing activities like public skates, crafts, a demo and scrimmage by the youngest hockey players,...
For the third time in school history, The College of Wooster is one of four regional host sites for the Sectional round of the NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament, March 11-12 at Timken Gymnasium, as the Fighting Scots look to advance to the "Final Four" in Salem, Va. March 18-19.
Fourteen wrestlers representing six different high schools across Wayne County produced eight State placers at the 74th Annual State Wrestling Tournament held Thursday, March 3 through Saturday, March 5.
Wooster's Hooley wraps up career by competing in Ohio State Swimming Championships.
Wooster's wrestling program is riding high after qualifying pair to State.
Wooster gymnastics team caps season with 10th-place finish at Painesville District.
Sectional loss stings, but Wooster can take satisfaction in 15-6 campaign.
Scots complete their comeback; drop Wittenberg to win NCAC and earn postseason NCAA berth.
On Saturday, Feb. 19, the first Waynedale Archery Club tournament was held to raise funds for the upcoming state tournament that 61 of the archery students will be attending. It was held for students to enhance their skills, and included three divisions: elementary, middle school and high school.
Hooley lone General to get out of Cleveland State district and move on to State.
Generals have another strong effort at CSU Districts.
Wooster gymnastics team looking to take final step to State.
Scots win seventh straight NCAC title after Wittenberg stumbles; now look ahead to NCAC tournament.
Wooster advances pair of wrestlers to Mentor Districts.
Generals push winning streak to four games and look to keep momentum into tournaments.
No. 5 Scots are down to crunch time.
General basketball teams looking to earn some respect.
A big piece that was missing from the Generals lineup when Wooster fell to West Holmes back in December, was back in place to help lead the Ohio Cardinal Conference rivals over the Knights, Tuesday, Feb. 15, in the Dungeon.
The Lady Knights saved the best for last, thrilling the home crowd with a 38-36 double-overtime victory on Senior Night, as the curtain came down in dramatic fashion on the home playing careers of two of West Holmes most beloved players of all time.
With their winning streak over, The College of Wooster Scots look to rebound.
It took a long detour, but Balch found the way home.
Generals finish disappointing eighth at OCC championships.
YMCA's Shallenberger has found the perfect job.
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