High school news, features and notes
- Track and field: Area standouts seek standout postseason performances
- Ellet, Firestone to compete for title
- Nordonia boys, Green girls win Suburban League track and field team titles
- High school sports roundup — May 18
- High school track/City Series Meet: Buchtel boys, Firestone girls take titles
- High school sports roundup — May 17
- OHSAA announces competitive balance proposal failed, transfer rules softened
- High school softball Division I sectional/Barberton 11, Ellet 1: Magics rally around mourning teammates in victory over Orangemen
- OHSAA Board of Directors Meeting Highlights - 05/16-13
- OHSAA announces competitive balance proposal for high school sports fails in close vote
- High School Spotlight — May 15
- St. V-M advances to sectional final in softball
- High school notebook: Walsh Jesuit’s Conzaman to retire
- High school sports roundup — May 15
- Grant Conzaman set to retire as Walsh Jesuit Athletic Director in June
- Track and field league championship meets galore this week
- Lake’s Tyler Straley signs to play baseball at Malone
- Revere senior Emma Gresser signs to swim at University of Cincinnati
- OHSAA set to announce referendum voting results Thursday
- Stow senior KC Kolke signs to play soccer at Lake Erie College
Long-Lost Shoe Going To Springfield
On Friday morning, around 9:30 a.m., longtime Ellet football coach Joe Yost, who is in his 31st season, will be making the short trek from Ellet to Springfield to deliver the ceremonial `Shoe'' that annually goes to the winner of this game.
Springfield won 23-13 at home and Yost was gracious in defeat.
``Let's not take anything away from Springfield,'' Yost said. ``We didn't lose to Springfield, Springfield beat us. They earned it. They did a great job and I'm happy for them...and (head coach) Kevin Vaughn played for me and coached for me, so I'm happy for them.
``Heck, Springfield might elect me Mayor,'' Yost joked.
What's even funnier is the fact that the ''Shoe'', which will be painted red instaead of Orange, became a part of Yost's interior decorum for several, SEVERAL years, above his fireplace.
``I've had that shoe since 1985,'' Yost said. ``It was in my apartment, it was in my first house I built and it was in my second house.''
But Yost offered up redemption.
``The Orangemen will be back,'' Yost said. ``We need to work a little harder, but I know our kids will and we will be a better football team.''