Category: School

Wayne Trace Invite – Woodlan teams place!

Woodlan High School Cross Country teams competed in the Wayne Trace Invite on August 31st.  The men’s team finished 2nd and the women’s team finished 3rd.  The women’s team again was led by sophomore Mae Emenhiser finishing in 6th place with a time of 21:42.  Following was Brenna Lake in 14th place, Cara Chen in…

Bellmont invite – Woodlan Placements

Woodlan High School Cross Country teams competed in the Bellmont Invite August 26th.  The men’s team finished in 3rd place and the women’s team finished in 4th place.  Due to the hot temperatures, the race was only 2 miles instead of the normal 3.1 miles.  The women’s team was led by Mae Emenhiser finishing in…

COUGARS RUN PAST WARRIORS

Central Noble amassed 427 rushing yards and the Cougars cruised to a 42-16 win over Woodlan Friday night in high school football action outside of Woodburn. The Cougars were paced by senior Will Hoover, who ran for 231 yards and four touchdowns on 19 carries in the contest.  Hoover opened the game with a 41-yard…

Antwerp Breaks Ground on Innovation Center

On Thursday, August 26 the Antwerp School invited the press, village officials, Engineers, school board, and the public to see and hear the exciting news! The Antwerp School had the school board and others participate in a ceremonial groundbreaking to for the new Innovation Center. It should be completed next year, and will feature multiple…

Students Complete Summer Internships at Cooper Farms

Sixteen summer interns from various colleges and universities recently completed summer internship opportunities at Cooper Farms, providing a fresh new perspective to multiple areas of the company. COO Gary Cooper believes the interns are able to provide a fresh outlook on many processes and approaches. “These internships are a great thing for not just the…

Woodlan HS Cross Country Takes second!

Woodlan High School Cross Country team competed in the Legends Invite on August 17th which was ran at Franke Park.  The men finished in 2nd place and the women finished in 3rd.  Leading our men’s team was Junior Carter Hohenbrink finishing in 2nd place with a time of 19:22.  Following was Sophomore Ryan Hubbart in…

Red Devils run away from Panthers

The Arlington Red Devils amassed 381 rushing yards and ran past host Paulding 48-18 Friday evening in the high school football season opener for both teams. Red Devil quarterback Jared Griggs totaled 138 yards and added touchdown scampers of ten, nine, 55 and 25 yards to lead the way. He also tossed a 24-yard scoring…

RAIDERS DROP SEASON OPENER TO FORT RECOVERY

By: Joe Shouse, Sports Writer The 2021 high school football season kicked-off this past weekend across the Buckeye state. Like many area teams the Wayne Trace Raiders opened their campaign last Friday at home hosting the Fort Recovery Indians. The Indians scored first but found themselves down by a touchdown late in the second quarter…

Quick start, defense lifts Leo over Woodlan

Leo scored twice in the opening stanza and the Lion defense shut down the Woodlan offense in a 43-12 victory in the high school football season opener Friday night. Mason Sheron plunged three yards for the game’s opening score to put Leo in front at the 9:38 mark of the opening stanza. Jackson Barbour then…

Paulding FFA Chapter to be Awarded 3-Star Chapter

By: Staci Miller, Paulding FFA Advisor.  The 2020-2021 school year may have looked differently for the Paulding FFA Chapter, but the chapter worked hard to achieve their goal of becoming a Gold Rated Chapter at the state level.  In May, the Paulding FFA Chapter received notification that the our National Chapter application was awarded a…

Antwerp Innovation and Aquaponics Center Groundbreaking Ceremony

The groundbreaking ceremony taking place August 26, 2021 symbolizes the Antwerp Local School District’s commitment to progressive and innovative approaches to learning.  The Antwerp Board of Education, administration and staff are committed to being responsive to the changing landscape of education and finding ways to most appropriately prepare our students.  Teaching and learning has changed…