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Used to be embarrassed at all the Dayton-area high school knowledge I harbored. Now I get paid to know that stuff. How cool is that? Long time former Greene County resident. Attended five schools in three states by the time I became a Buckeye as a high school freshman; don't ask. Was on Wright State University's 16-year undergrad program, graduating with a Communications degree in 1988. Started at the Beavercreek News, morphed to the Fairborn Daily Herald, then Springfield News-Sun and have been at the DDN since 1989. The last 10 years I've spent mostly coordinating our high school sports coverage and dodging your barbs and arrows. I live by four words: thank gawd for spellcheck. Family once had subscriptions to the DDN, Journal Herald, Xenia Daily Gazette and Beavercreek News ... at the same time. Got hopelessly hooked on newspapers at that time. I could have done worse. High school sports coverage is a great way for teens to embrace newspapers for life and more importantly, reading. I'm proof of that.

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Reon Dawson is proud of his cousin, incoming Pro football Hall of Famer and former Steelers center Dermontti Dawson.
It didn’t take long for Trotwood-Madison High School linebacker Michael McCray to light up the recruiting radar again.
Chris Weaver is on the clock.
The Kettering City School District this week named the Columbus native and Wright State University graduate its athletic director at Fairmont High School.
The Kettering City School District is banking on Chris Weaver to forge a new era for its athletic programs.
The NFL Players Association is not winning me over.
I’m all for protection, whether it be in negotiations, a courtroom or on the field.
West Carrollton recently received the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s prestigious Commissioners Award.
For the second straight year, the Competitive Balance Proposal was sacked by Ohio High School Athletic Association members.
KETTERING — Greg Hart and Malik Zaire have all the backing they need to tempt Alter High School football coach Ed Domsitz to open up the Knights’ wishbone offense: Scholarships to Nebraska and Notre Dame.
The Competitive Balance Proposal, an Ohio High School Athletic Association initiative to address a perceived athletic imbalance among member schools, failed by a 339-301 vote on Wednesday.
It’s not been often that Trotwood-Madison hasn’t been favored in a high school football game the last couple of seasons.
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