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OHSAA spring sports divisional breakdowns

COLUMBUS–On September 6, the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the new divisional breakdowns for upcoming spring sports (2023). The OHSAA Board of Directors approved the new divisions during its meeting the prior week.

For the first time, the OHSAA’s spring sports will include boys volleyball. There will be two divisions of boys volleyball due to the spike in the number of schools now having a team, which has gone from 85 to almost 160 schools since the OHSAA announced earlier this year that it will sanction the sport.

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Beavers football loss at Kenyon

By Takayla Gadberry

GAMBIER, Ohio–The Bluffton University football team opened their 2022 campaign with an explosive second half but came up just short, 33-26, at Kenyon College on a hot Saturday, Sept. 3. The Beavers fell to 0-1 on the season while the Owls improved to 1-0. 

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Pirate girls soccer blanks Coldwater

By Cort Reynolds

The Bluffton High School girls soccer team swamped visiting Coldwater 6-0 on Saturday night, September 3, in a non-league match.

Sami Scoles netted a hat trick to pace the Pirate offense. She scored right away in the second minute on an assist from Allison Diller. Diller then found the back of the net in the 10th minute, and the Pirates carried a 2-0 lead into halftime.

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Bluffton netters 2nd at Elida Invite; Camper wins singles

By Cort Reynolds

ELIDA⎯On September 3, the Bluffton High School girls tennis team finished a strong second at the four-team Elida Invitational event on the Denny Schwinnen Courts. Van Wert won the team crown with 13 points, followed closely by Bluffton with 11. Celina was third with six points, and Elida came in fourth with five points.

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Bluffton boys soccer downed by Big Green

By Cort Reynolds

The Bluffton High School boys soccer squad lost 6-0 to visiting Ottoville Saturday, September 3.

The Pirates fell to 1-4 with the non-league loss. The undefeated Big Green improved to 6-0 with the one-sided victory.

Kellen Schlagbaum netted three goals to pace Ottoville. Preston Mansfield, Carter Horstman and Quinton Schnipke added the other goals.

Bluffton hosts Beavercreek Wednesday, September 7.

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Bluffton gridders grounded by Pilots

By Cort Reynolds

On September 2, the Bluffton High School football team lost a 27-19 nailbiter to visiting Defiance Ayersville in a non-league contest at Harmon Field.

The loss dropped the Bluffton record to 1-2, while Ayersville improved to 2-1 with the win. 

The Pilots scored first on a one-yard run, but the extra point kick was no good to keep the score 6-0.

Pirate junior Gavin Bogart then found paydirt on a 70-yard scoring scamper to tie it 6-6. The Bluffton point after kick also missed to keep the score tied after one quarter.

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