CINCINNATI -- Bill Schnier was inducted into Cincinnati's James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame on Tuesday. If he was nervous upon his induction, the University of Cincinnati cross country and track and field head coach of 33 years likely wasn't as nervous as he was in September when he announced his retirement to his team at the end of their annual cross-country camp. (via www.gobearcats.com)
Three individuals and five teams return to defend their titles at the Dragstrip. With the outskirts of Hurricane Sandy sending rain and snow into Ohio throughout the week, we could be in for a sloppy and muddy course this year. Last year the course ran really fast, maybe this year it will be less of a race track and more of a test of strength at National Trails Raceway during the OHSAA State Cross Country Championship.
Ever wonder how your old high school teamate is doing in college? Or how about that stud sprinter from your rival high school? Well, MileSplit and OHRunners is going to make following your favorite State of Ohio Alumni that much easier. All you have do is check out the Alumni Report and you can see how former Ohio High School athlete has been doing in college.
A quick look of the meets from the past week, including top times and links to any results, articles, videos, interviews and photos.
Lolo Jones showed up in Lake Placid three weeks ago, unsure where her first foray into bobsledding could lead. The answer might be another Olympics -- only this time, the winter one. (via ESPN.com)
The Ninth Cross Country Weekly Poll.
Ever wonder how your old high school teamate is doing in college? Or how about that stud sprinter from your rival high school? Well, MileSplit and OHRunners is going to make following your favorite State of Ohio Alumni that much easier. All you have do is check out the Alumni Report and you can see how former Ohio High School athlete has been doing in college.
A quick look of the meets from the past week, including top times and links to any results, articles, videos, interviews and photos.
CINCINNATI - University of Cincinnati director of athletics Whit Babcock announced today that men's track and field assistant coach Kris Mack will succeed Bill Schnier as head coach. "We are very pleased to name Kris Mack as our next head coach and to ensure the continuity of our program and our recruiting efforts," said Babcock. (via www.gobearcats.com)
The Eighth Regular Season OATCCC Cross Country Weekly Poll.
ATTICA - Kevin Moore, 17, a senior at Seneca East High School, has been chosen to compete in the Down Under West Central Conference Track and Field competition. The competition is set to take place in July in Australia, where he will be competing in the 110-meter hurdles. The only catch is, Kevin has to raise $4,700 to secure his trip. (via www.advertiser-tribune.com)
Kent Ford is Westeville North's # 2 runner, just behind their #1 runner, Jacob Dumford. Kent has vastly improved from his Junior year and with his experience has helped to propel the Westerville North team to the #5 spot inthe OATCCC poll. This week is Districts and they are the strong favorite to win their District. Kent is ranked 4th in the State at this time, running a 15:21.06 in last weeks Cardinal Div. OCC Conference Championship, just behind Dumford who is ranked second in the State with a 15:15.27. They are arguable the best one-two runners in the State and just may lead their Westerville North team to the podium in a few weeks. We spoke to Kent about his background, as well as the improvement he has seen from last year to this year and he and his teams expectations for the remainder of the XC season.
Ever wonder how your old high school teamate is doing in college? Or how about that stud sprinter from your rival high school? Well, MileSplit and OHRunners is going to make following your favorite State of Ohio Alumni that much easier. All you have do is check out the Alumni Report and you can see how former Ohio High School athlete has been doing in college.
A quick look of the meets from the past week, including top times and links to any results, articles, videos, interviews and photos.
The Seventh Regular Season OATCCC Cross Country Weekly Poll.
Oakwood's sensational freshman, Mary Kate Vaughn, has a State leading XC time of 17:37.00. She is hard working and confident. She is undefeated thus far this season in D2 and in cross-divisional races. Her goal for the remainder of this XC season is to stay healthy and to lead her team to qualify for the state meet. She wants to continue to run sub-18:00 times and to contend for the State D2 title. As she continues to gain exprience, she may not only contend for the title in Novmember, but she just may be the one to beat.
Ever wonder how your old high school teamate is doing in college? Or how about that stud sprinter from your rival high school? Well, MileSplit and OHRunners is going to make following your favorite State of Ohio Alumni that much easier. All you have do is check out the Alumni Report and you can see how former Ohio High School athlete has been doing in college.
A quick look of the meets from the past week, including top times and links to any results, articles, videos, interviews and photos.
NORTH ROYALTON: North Royalton High School crowned its 2012 Homecoming King and Queen before Friday night's football game at Serpentini Chevrolet Stadium. Ryan Maloney was named king and Anna Jaimes was named queen from a homecoming court of 10 candidates. The new royalty was crowned by last year's winners, Eric Barfell and Alexandra Tuma.(via Sun News - cleveland.com)
Cortland, Ohio --It may not have been a shot heard 'round the world, but certainly the Gilmour girls fired a shot Saturday that will shock the state --at least in cross country circles. (via highschoolsports.cleveland.com)
The Sixth Regular Season OATCCC Cross Country Weekly Poll.
As strong as the New Albany High School boys cross country team was last year, coach Chad Olinger hopes the final goals it didn't achieve translate into even better standing this season. (via ThisWeek Community News)
Ever wonder how your old high school teamate is doing in college? Or how about that stud sprinter from your rival high school? Well, MileSplit and OHRunners is going to make following your favorite State of Ohio Alumni that much easier. All you have do is check out the Alumni Report and you can see how former Ohio High School athlete has been doing in college.
Jack Hazen did more than paint a picture of his Olympic experience Monday at the Pro Football Hall of Fame Luncheon Club. (via http://www.cantonrep.com)
THORNVILLE — Matt Bromley pulls no punches when it comes to his goals for this season. As one of the area’s top cross country runners, the junior from Sheridan has one thing in mind. (via www.newarkadvocate.com)
A quick look of the meets from the past week, including top times and links to any results, articles, videos, interviews and photos.