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Fairfield wrestling names captains

Seniors David Mast, J.D. Curry and Tyler Childers have been named captains of this year’s edition of the Indians’ wrestling team.

Mast will wrestle at 189 pounds, while Curry is the heavyweight and Childers will compete at either 135 or 140.

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Lady Warriors snap losing streak

Lebanon High’s girls basketball team snapped a 27-game losing streak — the longest in school history — Wednesday night with a 50-38 victory at Piqua. Kaitlyn Turner scored a career-hgh 19 points and Rachel DeBord added 12 as the Warriors improved to 1-1 on the season. The win was Lebanon’s first since January of 2006.

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East golfer places second in holiday tournament

Lakota East senior Aidan Javed shot a 36-hole total of 141 to finish second in the 40th annual George Holliday Memorial Junior Golf Tournament.

The 17-year old competed in the Boys 16 - 18 Years Old Division of the two-day junior tournament, sanctioned by the South Carolina Junior Golf Association with golfers from 14 states participating. Two hundred forty-five junior golfers competed with a record 50 female junior golfers in the 2008 tournament field.

Caulder Moore of Isle Palms, S.C. made par on the second sudden death playoff hole to defeat Javed.

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Fairfield’s Lockhart inks softball scholarship with Cleveland State

Fairfield High senior outfielder Megan Lockhart recently signed a national letter-of-intent with Cleveland State University.

Lockhart is a two-time all-GMC performer, including a first-team all-league pick last season after hitting .299 with three homers and 21 RBIs. She hit .393 with 20 RBIs as a sophomore.

Here’s the official release from Cleveland State: http://csuvikings.cstv.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/120208aaa.html

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Middies Hunter in touch with Vols

Middletown High senior defensive back Deejay Hunter, who verbally committed this summer to continue his football career at Tennessee, expects to hear soon from new Vols coach Lane Kiffin, according to govolsextra.com.

Hunter already has been contacted by Tennessee tight ends coach Jason Michael, who took over his recruiting.

Hunter has received calls from several Big Ten schools, including Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin.

Hunter has an official visit scheduled at Tennessee, but no other schools.

Check out the full story here: http://www.govolsxtra.com/news/2008/dec/02/safety-hunter-waiting-talk-kiffin/

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High School basketball on the radio

Here is the schedule of Middletown area high school boys basketball games to be aired on WPFB-AM (910) radio. All games times are 7:30 p.m. Additional games may be added during the season, according to radio personality Jack Gordon, the Voice of the Middies.

Dec. 5 — Wyoming at Middletown (Paul Walker Classic first round)

Dec. 12 — Milton-Union at Franklin

Dec. 19 — Sycamore at Middletown

Dec. 30 — Fenwick at Edgewood

Jan. 2 — Middletown at Fairfield

Jan. 6 — Lakota East at Middletown

Jan. 9 — Middletown at Lakota West

Jan. 20 — Monroe at Madison

Jan. 23 — Springboro at Lebanon

Jan. 27 — Middletown at Princeton

Jan. 30 — Mason at Middletown

Feb. 3 — Middletown at Sycamore

Feb. 6 — Alter at Fenwick

Feb. 10 — Fairfield at Middletown

Feb. 14 — Hamilton at Middletown

Feb. 20 — Lakota West at Middletown

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West product Romero closes out football career at Wofford

Dane Romero, a 2005 Lakota West High graduate, closed out a successful football career at Wofford College on Saturday, Nov. 29.

The Terriers were defeated 38-35 by host James Madison in the opening round of the NCAA FCS Playoffs, but Romero sure put on a show.

The 6-foot-1, 218-pound running back rushed for 87 yards and four TDs, giving him 1,078 yards and 23 TDs on the season — the second-most in school history in a single season.

Romero also was a first-team All-Southern Conference selection.

“His success is not a surprise,” West coach Larry Cox said. “He was one of my most competitive players that refused to lose. He had a great career at Wofford.”

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