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Written by J. Patrick Eaken
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Thursday, 26 August 2010 15:13 |
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The Oak Harbor soccer team is returning Second Team All-Ohio forward and Sandusky Bay Conference Most Outstanding Player Phil Weirich for his senior season.
Last year, Weirich scored 27 goals and had 18 assists while also being chosen First Team All-District and First Team All-SBC. He also returns as the team captain.
Last year, Oak Harbor was 15-5 overall and 8-3-1 in the SBC. Key losses from last year’s team include Jesse Baker, Brandon Wasserman, and Drew Stone.
Also returning on offense are senior forward Ian Miller (six goals, eight assists), senior midfielder Tyler Eoff (20 goals, 14 assists), senior midfielder Alex Swope (seven goals, five assists), junior midfielder Caden Goldstein (three goals, six assists), junior midfielder J.J. Rathbun (two goals, one assist). Eoff was a First Team All-District and All-SBC selection, while Swope earned honorable mention honors in the SBC.
Defensive returnees include senior D.J. Reau (one goal, two assists), senior Myles Backus (one goal, three assists), junior Jake Hetrick (three goals, four assists), and junior Phil Bryant (one goal, two assists). Reau was a First Team All-SBC, Second Team District choice, Backus was Second Team SBC, Honorable Mention District, and Hetrick was Honorable Mention SBC last season.
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Written by J. Patrick Eaken
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Thursday, 19 August 2010 13:40 |
A.J. Achter signs with Minnesota Twins
Michigan State pitcher A.J. Achter’s (Clay) college baseball career is officially over. That’s a good thing.
Achter was drafted and signed with the Minnesota Twins this week. He immediately was sent to Elizabethtown, Kentucky to begin his professional career. The Elizabethtown Twins compete in the Appalachian Rookie League.
This summer, Achter was selected to the wood bat summer college Cape Cod League All-Star Team. Achter, who was fifth in the Cape Cod with a 1.00 ERA, represented the West Division in the annual Cape Cod League All-Star Game July 28 at Fenway Park. The game was televised live on CBS College Sports.
Playing for the Cotuit Kettleers, Achter has proven to be one of the premier pitchers in the most prestigious collegiate summer league in the country. In 11 appearances and 27 innings pitched, Achter has only allowed three earned runs while striking out 23 batters. He owns a 2-2 record and has recorded three saves.
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Written by J. Patrick Eaken
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Thursday, 19 August 2010 13:39 |
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For six of 10 local football teams, this is the final year to win a championship in their current league.
For three of the remaining four, their league will look a little bit different in 2011.
Eastwood, Genoa, Gibsonburg, Woodmore, and Lake are competing in their final season of the Suburban Lakes League. Gibsonburg will join the Toledo Area Athletic Conference in 2011, and the other four schools will then become members of the newly formed Northern Buckeye Conference.
Clay will leave the Toledo City Athletic League after this school year to join the Three Rivers Athletic Conference. Clay is not the only school leaving the City League. For the purpose of football, three Catholic schools (St. John’s Jesuit, St. Francis De Sales, Central Catholic) and Whitmer will leave in 2011 for the TRAC.
For Waite, Cardinal Stritch, and Northwood, this is the final year in which their league will look as it does — although all three schools will remain where they are, conference-wise.
Starting in 2011, Waite will compete against only Bowsher, Start, Woodward, Scott, and Rogers for a league gridiron championship.
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