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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Middletown-Princeton football game to be televised
Middletown High School Athletic Director Gary Lebo confirmed Wednesday, Sept. 9 that the football teams’ regular season finale at Princeton has been moved to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31 and will be televised by FOX19.
It will be the second consecutive Saturday game for the Middies, who will play at Colerain on Saturday, Oct. 24, a game which also will be televised by FOX19. The time for the Colerain game has not been set yet due to a possible scheduling conflict with FOX19’s coverage of the World Series.
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Kings golf faces major test in Mason
The Kings High girls golf team — which has broken out to a 9-0 start this season — gets a major test today when it faces defending state champion Mason in a quad match at Beckett Ridge. Kings, Mason, Mt. Notre Dame and Milford will all compete in the match.
“Mason is a phenomenal team and we’re excited about the opportunity to measure ourselves against the state champs,” Kings girls golf coach Kathy Abrell said. “IT’ll be a great experience. We want to get past sectionals and into districts, and to meet our goals we’re going to have to face them sometime.”
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Lebanon-Springfield soccer game rescheduled
Due to the weather cancellation of last night’s varsity boys soccer game between Lebanon and Springfield, the game will be completed on Thursday, Oct. 1 at 6 p.m., according to a press release issued today by the Lebanon High School athletic department. When the game was postponed, there were 19 minutes left in the first half. There will be no admission charged for the completion of the game.
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Cooper on Lakota West’s fast start
Lakota West High’s boys soccer team is off to a sizzling 4-0 start to the 2009 season.
That, in turn, has earned the Firebirds a No. 4 ranking in the first Division I state poll.
“It’s been a good start,” West coach Rick Cooper said. “We’ve played well. The kids have done a really good job. We don’t have a superstar kid. We send out 11 quality kids. We stay organized defensively. The kids have done their jobs. They have all come to embrace what their responsibility is and taken that on and done good things with it.”
The Firebirds have yet to allow a goal this season in wins over Turpin (3-0), Worthington Kilbourne (1-0), Moeller (1-0) and St. Xavier (2-0).
“It’s early,” Cooper said of his club’s state ranking. “If you have success early on in Cincinnati, somebody’s going to get that ranking. It’s about where you are at the end of the year. If we’re ranked high at the end of the year, that’s a good thing. Being ranked high now doesn’t mean a whole lot to us.”
West travels to Middletown on Thursday night, Sept. 10.
