CBUSsports COLUMNISTS
Michael Arace
High school sports, when done right, are a wonderful thing for promoting lifelong fitness, developing moral character, things that are so hokey, AI can’t touch them. Because they can’t be faked.
Craig Merz
I was not expecting this:
There’s a lot of revisionist, or as I call it pre-visionist (trademark), history and we’ve got Ohio State to thank.
Clippers
The Columbus Clippers topped St. Paul 5-3 at Huntington Park Sunday to finish the season at 78-69. Five different pitchers combined for the victory.
Buckeyes
The #6-ranked Ohio State football team got back on the winning side with a lopsided 59-3 win against Kent State Saturday at Ohio Stadium.
Crew
In need of an MLS win, the Columbus Crew traveled to Quebec for a match against Montréal Saturday and came away with a 2-0 victory.
Colleges
All five CBUS-area small college football teams were in action Saturday. Otterbein halted a five-game losing streak with a win at Wilmington.
High Schools
Fifth-ranked Gahanna came away from Hilliard Darby Friday with a 10-7 win. A Grey Kegley to Marki Wallace TD pass was the difference.
East running back Emarion Bell finds some space against Northland at Harley Field Friday. Photo: Reginal Zachery
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Highland quarterback Kirk Hinkle (right) trys to elude Shelby’s Luke Blevins during their game at Highland Friday. Photo: Mary Durst Jones
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Blue Jacket’s defenseman Colton White (6) takes out Detroit’s Dylan James in front of Columbus goalie Jet Greaves during an exhibition game Monday at Nationwide Arena. Photo: Kevin Rouch
Jack Williams (92) looks for a shot from close range for the Blue Jackets in front of former Columbus goaltender Daniil Tarasov during the CBJ’s exhibition game with Detroit at Nationwide Arena Monday. Photo: Kevin Rouch
