The Press coverage area for girls tennis includes Clay, Oak Harbor, and Waite, and the Indians won’t open the regular season until Aug. 25. Here is a roundup of matches played Aug. 10-16.

Four area boys soccer teams opened their respective seasons the week of Aug. 10-16. Those results are listed below.

Three area girls soccer teams opened their respective seasons the week of Aug. 10-16. Those results are listed below.

The Woodmore Athletic Hall of Fame will welcome its third class on Aug. 21 when the seven newest members are recognized prior to the season-opening football game against New London. The group will be recognized as part of the stadium dedication ceremony at 6:30 p.m.

The 2026 high school football season gets underway this Friday for the nine area teams within The Press coverage area. All games begin at 7 p.m.

The Northern Buckeye Conference held its first shootout of the season at Stone Ridge Golf Course on Aug. 10 despite heavy rain the night before.

The Oak Harbor girls tennis team opened the fall campaign with a victory over Springfield and Maumee in the Jack Wallington Showcase at Springfield High School on Aug. 8.

Oregon resident Aimee Mottmiller, who was involved heavily with gathering signatures to put on the November ballot a limit on the size of data centers and make that change in the city’s charter, said at the Aug. 10 city council meeting that the Lucas County Board of Elections has completed its review of the signatures, and the representatives there said they have met the required number of valid signatures.

The Sandusky County Communities Foundation announced recently that the Lee N. Koenig Legacy Fund has awarded a $400,000 grant to the YMCA of Sandusky County.

School zone speed cameras near Oak Harbor High School are expected to become operational on Sept. 21 as part of the village’s ongoing efforts to improve pedestrian safety.

The Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority announced Aug. 12 that it has been awarded $32.34 million through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI).

In a letter shared to the community on Aug. 7, Eastwood Local Schools superintendent Brian Hughes shared that board of education president Randy Rothenbuhler decided to resign from his post effective immediately.

This week in Toledo history items for Aug. 16-22.

The Clay football program is entering its second season under the direction of Derek Pennington, who hopes to see an improved offense behind a slew of returners at the skill positions.

With Drew Luidhardt heading off to play at Heidelberg University, junior Brayden Luidhardt will take over for his brother at quarterback this fall as the Eastwood football program looks to reclaim conference supremacy.

The Genoa football team went 11-2 overall last fall, won the NBC title with a perfect 7-0 record and advanced to the regional final before falling to eventual state champ Liberty Center. It was the program’s first conference title and regional final appearance since 2018.

The Gibsonburg football team had a lot of success last year in its first season under the direction of head coach Shane Dyer, finishing 8-4 overall and 5-2 in SBC play before winning a playoff game and advancing to the regional quarterfinal.

The Lake football team will once again feature one of the area’s top running backs in Julian Rodriguez, who looks to guide the Flyers to a state playoff berth behind a veteran offensive line.

Head coach Ken James enters his 41st season at Northwood with an experienced, veteran team.

After several large senior classes, the Oak Harbor football team will be young this year, but 19th-year head coach Mike May is excited to see what those guys can do with the opportunity.