The exact origins of cornhole are a bit of a mystery. Some say the game started in Cincinnati, while others trace its roots back to Germany. No matter where it began, one thing is clear, cornhole has become a beloved pastime enjoyed by families and competitors across Ohio and throughout the country.
ELIDA — Limaland Motorsports Park was back in action on Friday night with the GLSS Ohio CAT Sprint Cars making their final visit of 2025 with Elida Ohio’s Max Stambaugh picked up his 5th win on the season in decisive fashion in the Smith Motorsports No 71H.
Beginning with the 2027 season, a double first base will be required in high school baseball games to minimize the risk of collisions by runners and fielders.
PAULDING - The rain held out on Saturday afternoon, as if afraid to drown out the PHS Football Parents Club fundraiser for a third year in a row.
The year 1869 marks a significant milestone in the history of American sports as it witnessed the birth of professional baseball, thanks to the visionary efforts of Harry Wright and the Cincinnati Red Stockings. This groundbreaking development transformed baseball from a leisurely pastime into a professional sport, paving the way for the thriving baseball culture we know today.
LIMA — The University of Northwestern Ohio is proud to announce the addition of Women’s Flag Football as its newest varsity sport, set to begin competitive play in Spring 2027. The new program comes as part of the university’s ongoing commitment to expanding athletic opportunities for female athletes.
COLUMBUS — The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) recently hosted its annual Officials Hall of Fame banquet, honoring several officials across various sports. Among this year’s inductees was Rita Schnipke of Ottoville.
In recent years, girls’ sports have grown a lot in popularity and participation. This growth is changing how people think about sports, not just at schools but throughout entire communities. The increase in girls playing sports is bringing people together, helping young athletes gain confidence and making sports fairer and more welcoming for everyone.
SHERWOOD – The ACME baseball season came to an end for the Wayne Trace Raiders Thursday night at Fairview High School as Montpelier posted a 3-2 win over Wayne Trace.
As temperatures climb well into the 90s and beyond this summer, concerns over high school athletes practicing outdoors in the heat have taken center stage. From football scrimmages to conditioning sessions, the balance between preparation and player safety is becoming increasingly difficult to manage, especially with heat index values climbing into triple digits.