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Monday, September 22, 2008
Family Feud Tennis-Style
It’ll be Family Feud Tennis-Style Tuesday at Centerville. Centerville junior Tory Painter will be playing against Beavercreek, coached by her father Charlie.
“We both talk smack leading up to the match, but it’s all in fun,” said Tory. “I have so much respect for him and his 500-plus tennis wins. When he coached at Wright State, I would travel with the team and I fell in love with the game.”
Painter combines with her second doubles teammate Elise Ranich for a 9-2 record.
Said the elder Painter: “I normally bring along an assistant (Eric Cusick) to coach against Tory so it takes little pressure off me. I did coach against her in the GWOC last year and it was really tough and an unusual situation. Tory is a strong enough player that it is not an issue.”
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TweetIt’s official: Alter football team is 3-2
Delayed by last week’s windstorm and the ensuing power outages, the Ohio High School Athletics Association acknowledged Monday receiving the letter from Alter High School regarding forfeits from Weeks 1 and 2.
OHSAA Assistant Commissioner Debbie Moore said the forfeitures will be accepted and reflected in the official computer ratings, which also were delayed by a lack of power at the OHSAA offices last week. Those will be published later this week.
Alter defeated Fairmont (39-7) and Bellbrook (49-14) on the field before learning it had used a player in his ninth semester of high school, which is against OHSAA bylaws. The Knights self-reported the offense to the state association.
Fairmont’s record is 4-1 in Division I, Region 4 and Bellbrook is 4-1 in Division II, Region 8. Alter (3-2) competes in Division IV, Region 16.
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