Edgewood lacrosse teams gets chance to compete in State tournament.
Field announced, The College of Wooster opens NCAA Regional play against Adrian. Wooster joins an 8-team field in Marietta, May 16-20, and the winner advances to the Division III Small College World Series.
Tigers get a bite out of Generals in Sectional opener, post 4-1 win. Overall, the Wooster High School team hasn't had the season it hoped for, but they gave it their all in the Division I Massillon match.
Generals roller coaster ride continues as they can't hold lead against Perry in Sectional opener. Coach Derek Boyd looks back on the season and the wild ride the boys at Wooster High School have taken.
Neidig looking to go out with a flourish at OCC track and field championships. The Wooster senior is winding down his high school career, but it looking to make the most out of his remaining time as a General.
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Coach Doug Haas was interested in showcasing his Generals to the community in an early workout camp. The Wooster High School football team will take to Follis Field, June 4, from 7-10 p.m. for a special session.
West Holmes High School will be the site of British Soccer Camp, presented by Challenger Sports.
Neidig earns OCC Runner of Year award to Wooster's OCC performance.
Edgewood lacrosse teams gets chance to compete in State tournament.
Smith Dairy Meet hosts 200 youth in 24th annual track and field meet.
Field announced, The College of Wooster opens NCAA Regional play against Adrian. Wooster joins an 8-team field in Marietta, May 16-20, and the winner advances to the Division III Small College World Series.
Tigers get a bite out of Generals in Sectional opener, post 4-1 win. Overall, the Wooster High School team hasn't had the season it hoped for, but they gave it their all in the Division I Massillon match.
Generals roller coaster ride continues as they can't hold lead against Perry in Sectional opener. Coach Derek Boyd looks back on the season and the wild ride the boys at Wooster High School have taken.
Pettorini gets 1,000th win at Wooster; Scots win NCAC tournament.
Neidig looking to go out with a flourish at OCC track and field championships. The Wooster senior is winding down his high school career, but it looking to make the most out of his remaining time as a General.
It's Lex and then the rest in Ohio Cardinal Conference tennis championships.
Generals finish second in Wooster Kiwanis Track Invitational, despite the chilly temperatures. According to coach Nikki Reynolds, the team responded to the weather conditions well and double-scored in eight events.
General thinclads continue to show improvement with third in Kiwanis Invite. Although there was snow for the first time during this event, that hardly put a stop to the WHS team.
A pair of Wooster High School lacrosse players have earned their spot on northern Ohio team in the U.S. Lacrosse Women¿s National Tournament. They will travel to Stony Brook University in New York Memorial Day weekend. Out of the 44 girls who tried out for the team, only 22 were selected.
After a split and a coin toss, The College of Wooster Scots advance to NCAC Baseball Tournament, but it didn't happen the way coach Tim Pettorini would have liked.
Scots put NCAC baseball tournament hopes on line against Allegheny. It hasn't been an easy season for The College of Wooster baseball team and they enter the weekend coming off a pair of losses, but coach Tim Pettorini remains positive.
Allison Canfield made the Ohio North lacrosse square for the U.S. Women's National Tournament last summer, and now, she will take her talents to Long Island University and play for the Blackbirds.
The College of Wooster student organization, PUSH (People United for Sports and Health), hosted a power wheelchair soccer event at Timken Gymnasium to support the Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio (ASPO). The free event offered the community a glimpse into the world of adaptive sports with the goal...
A cold and damp night didn't stop the Wooster girls from working their hardest during the Mount Vernon Relays.
Wooster boys take second at Yellow Jacket Relays.
Wooster lacrosse team looks to build momentum after first win of season.
Rain puts a damper on Orrville Invite, but this year Generals and Co. get to compete.
Wooster's Leabu taking advantage of his opportunities.
YMCA of Wooster 2012 Zone Championship Swim Team.
General boys push winning streak to four games with 7-5 lax win over University School.
The annual Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House golf outing will take place Thursday (women) and Friday, August 9-10, 2012 at Mohican Hills Golf Course. New this year is the chance to register early and save $10 per golfer.
Surprise, surprise - Start isn't one that Boyd and Co. expected.
Spring break leaves General thinclads feeling a little thin.
Wooster posted a 12-6 decision over Mansfield Senior April 10 to improve to 2-4 overall and 2-3 in the OCC.
General netters hope tough opening schedule pays dividends in conference play.
Ohio State-bound Luke McGee working for the present and looking into the future.
Scot softball team making statement with early season run.
Wooster ace Luke McGee and West Holmes lefty Gabe Snyder squared off in a classic pitcher's duel April 4 at Wooster, but the Knights eventually wore down McGee and earned a 7-1 victory in extra innings.
Wooster's McGee named one of eight finalists by Roy S. Bates Foundation.
West Holmes put up two touchdowns in the second inning of their April 3 showdown with rival Wooster at West Holmes, leading to an easy 17-2 win.
West Holmes got some clutch play from their veterans in beating Wooster 5-3 on the softball field April 3 at West Holmes.
Wooster's Walker repeats, Gallo-Malta earns All-Ohio honors.
Young Scots return from Florida with win over No. 1 Marietta and 8-4 record.
Building for the future: Wooster lends a hand to future Orrville soccer program.
Numbers down, but General softball team hoping to turn last year's results around.
Burris hopes great weather will lead to great things on tennis courts this spring.
Reynolds welcomes back very young Wooster girls track team.
Generals have high hopes as they prepare to defend Ohio Cardinal Conference baseball crown.
Cupboard's not bare, but General thinclads are a work in progress.
Warnes, Fegan have been critical pieces of Wooster's run into NCAA tournament.
Scots rally, but can't catch Illinois Wesleyan in NCAA Sectional playoff game.
Wooster boys lacrosse program takes on new look, new direction.
Pope and Generals hoping year of experience can help them turn corner.
Generals throw scare into McKinley before dropping sectional game.
Pair of McKinley runs proves difference in district championship game against Wooster.
NCAA picks Wooster to host second round of playoff games this weekend.
Win over Capital sets Scots up to host second round of NCAA tournament.
Waynedale's hard work on the mats paid off with a Div. III State title at Columbus.
Wooster's Aly Weeman wins Atlantic 10 indoor track and field weight title.
Scots improvement can be summed up in two words: NCAA berth.
U.S. Baseball Academy was mid-winter hit in Wooster.
Shank gets second chance and goes out on a high note at Painesville District.
Wooster girls are clutch in Sectional opener, top Massillon 62-56 in overtime.
Final goal of making State eludes Wooster's Stebbins, Chapman in District wrestling.
State eludes swimmers, but Wooster has strong showing at CSU District.
Hallowell and Scots are hoping to bag the title that really counts in NCAC tournament.
General wrestlers advance Stebbins, Chapman to Ashland District tournament.
Wooster swimmers set the table for next season with district performance.
Staci Hackett will graduate this year and go on to become a Malone University Pioneer, as Wooster looks to fill her vacant position.
The Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio hosted the second annual Sled Hockey Charity Game Feb. 18 at Alice Noble Ice Arena. The Wildcats took the victory 8-2 in a competitive and inspiring match, which raises money for the equipment necessary to play adaptive sports.
National championships will be held at the Alice Noble Ice Arena in Wooster the weekend of March 8-12.
General swimmers post strong showing at Akron Sectional.
Generals look to gain some momentum before tournament time.
Wooster girls push strong swim contingent through Sectionals into Cleveland State Districts.
Wooster falls short of District berth in Div. I Medina Gymnastics Sectional.
Jeff DeHaan has seen plenty of victories at Wooster, but if one were to ask DeHaan about his greatest victory, it is one that is 19 years old and getting older.
Back for another round, the Charity Sled Hockey Game will take place Feb. 18 at Alice Noble Ice Arena, when the Wildcats battle the Wooster Oilers. The Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio will showcase their skills and inform the community of their adaptive equipment and cause.
Generals look for momentum heading into postseason tournaments.
Lexington defends title, rolls through Ohio Cardinal Conference wrestling championships.
On Saturday, Feb. 4, the Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio (ASPO) hosted the Power Wheelchair Soccer Tournament. Bringing in teams from two other states, the event was captivating and competitive. The rules remained mostly the same with adaptations for the chairs, which included foot guards for...
Wooster gymnasts have strong showing at Northeast Gymnastics Conference individual meet.
After 40-plus years, Christmas finally arrives for Scot coaches in form of Scot Center.
Wooster High swim coaches reach personal milestone with 200th career win.
Knights gain revenge and sole possession of first place in OCC with 42-26 win over Wooster.
Wooster to host Ohio Cardinal Conference wrestling tournament.
Generals roll in fourth to post key win over Orrville; face key five-game stretch.
Generals, Knights look to gain upper hand in OCC girls' basketball race.
Doug Haas was formally approved as Wooster High School's new head football coach by the Wooster City School District board of education.
Wooster stays in town, selects Doug Haas to be new football coach.
Despite the General's efforts to hold back West Holmes Jan. 27, the Knights came out with a 70-49 victory in the Dungeon.
Wow factor off the charts as Wooster thinclads host first-ever indoor meet at Scot Center.
Wooster High boys swim program reaches win No. 500 milestone.
Wooster wrestlers place seventh in own invite, pair of seconds highlight effort.
One mistake nearly capsizes Generals OCC run of swimming championships.
Experience has been critical link in Wooster's 10-game winning streak and rise to top of OCC.
Generals host 10-team Wooster Invitational with eye on defending 2011 crown.
Wooster's depth swamps competition in Ohio Cardinal Conference swim championships.
Search for Wooster High football coach narrowed to eight for first-round talks.
Wooster runs winning streak to nine games, grabs upper hand in OCC.
In a battle of depth, Canfield slips by Wooster for NEAC title.
DQ proves costly as Wooster places second in NEAC championships.
Scots-Oberlin basketball game free to all students in the community.
Wooster got what it wanted when it came to Hiland's Perry Reese Center Jan. 3, churning out a 48-43 win over the Lady Hawks and earning one more notch in its search for a return to glory.
Wooster has pair of statement games in victories over West Holmes, Hiland.
Generals look to end four game slide Friday night against Clear Fork.
Fresh off NEAC title swims, Generals remain home to host OCC championships.
Scots post pair of wins in Mose Hole Classic, NCAC play up next.
Aerial lessons: High-ropes course teaches valuable lessons for General wrestlers.
Scots hoping strong showing in Mose Hole Tournament will give them strong push into NCAC play.
General swim teams looking to add second phase of NEAC titles to resumes.
General gymnasts have logged plenty of practice time in preparation for coming meets.
'Tired' Generals make most of opportunities at Cleveland State.
Walker looking to finish her four-year career with a flourish for Wooster.
Ken Landes is the grand prize winner of the Win a Night with the Wooster Oilers contest, which was a Wooster Weekly News promotion in combination with the Oilers. Landes won tickets, merchandise, a gift certificate and the opportunity to drop the first puck at a Wooster Oilers game.
Generals' depth proves huge early in NEAC Relays Championships.
Times are changing in Wooster: McCreary steps down as head football coach.
Brian Questel talks violent behavior in sports.
Wooster girls bounce back from opening loss with pair of decisive wins.
General wrestlers gain some wins, but add valuable experience at WIT.
Late surge helps Generals' swim team grab piece of NEAC hardware.
Wooster High School senior Luke McGee was recognized by the Wooster City School District Board of Education for his achievements on and off the field.
General swimmers at top of the game in season-opening quad meet.
Host Rams win Coke Classic, Wentz leads Generals' effort.
Generals save their best for last to rally past Cloverleaf in basketball opener.
Wooster swimmers open with pair of wins in Youngstown quad meet.
Hoops 4 Healing Girls Basketball Classic will be held on Saturday, Dec. 3, at Wooster High School.
With talented, deep squad, Wooster girls look to challenge for OCC title.
Wooster wrestling team will have to work through growing pains in early going.
Generals will have new look, but Knapic expects WHS gymnasts to remain competitive.
Experience may be the missing link as Wooster looks to move up in conference, but Coach Craig Martin is hoping to improve upon last season with his young team.
Path to Ohio Cardinal Conference title will present challenges for Wooster High swimmers.
Mixture of experience, promise should bring good things for Wooster girls swim team.
National runner-up season behind them, Scots work to stay among nation's elite.
Injury forced Warren from field onto sidelines and into the role of a spectator.
Devin Daugherty ties for Offensive Player of the Year.
Philippon goes out on top; earns first-team All-Ohio soccer honors.
Shoes, shoes, shoes: It's all part of Kacsandi's attempt to reach the U.S. Olympic Trials and beyond.
Move to Wooster pays off as Murphy wraps up solid career on tennis courts.
McGee signs on dotted line to make it official: He is Ohio State bound.
Philippon tops Wooster district soccer awards with Player of the Year honors.
Nearly four months in, Kellar settling into his job but certainly not slowing down.
Week 1 high school football playoff action took its toll on the eight teams inside Graphic Publications, Inc.'s coverage area, as half were eliminated on Friday, Nov. 4 and Saturday, Nov. 5. The remaining four will be back in action Friday, Nov. 11 and Saturday, Nov. 12.
McGee, Ohio State ready to sign on the dotted line.
Late goal costly as Generals fall to Wadsworth in district championship game.
Race goes on, but Mother Nature leaves imprint on Boardman Regional meet.
Generals hard luck continues; Orrville extends streak to seven games with 35-7 win over Wooster.
Four outstanding student athletes, two from Wooster and two from Orrville, were honored during the Orrville/Wooster game for excellence both on and off the field.
For the 101st time, the two teams involved on the sixth oldest high school football rivalry met on the field on Oct. 29 when the Wooster Generals took on the Orrville Red Riders.
Second trip to Regionals eludes Wooster girls cross country team.
Generals soccer team wins Sectional title; Philippon OCC Player of Year.
General cross country team advances pair of runners to Boardman Regional.
Generals quick start, defense haunts West Holmes.
It's that time: Wooster-Orrville square off again in annual showdown in Rider Town.
The Lady Wayne Warriors have become the first volleyball team in UA Wayne College history to win the ORCC state title.
Casey's Challenge returned for the second year Oct. 22.
Lauren Miller spurs Wooster cross country girls to third in OCC championships.
General harriers finish close third in Ohio Cardinal Conference Cross Country championships.
Wooster girls finally get a chance to celebrate OCC soccer title.
Wooster High honors a select group into its Hall of Fame.
Tygers take a bite out of Generals in yet another 38-35 shootout.
Wooster volleyball teams opens tournament at Uniontown Lake.
Loss to Lexington leaves Generals with haunted feeling.
Generals back on top of Wayne-Holmes Invitational standings.
Three young figure skaters competed at a Regional competition.
Wooster captures fourth consecutive Wayne-Holmes Invitational crown.
General soccer teams get soccer draws; look to extend their seasons.
Wooster All-Sports Boosters honoring 2011 Hall of Fame Class Oct. 15.
Trio of seconds help Wooster netters nail down second in OCC Tennis Championships.
Generals get a kick out of 28-7 win over OCC leader Clear Fork.
One goal in hand, Wooster looks to OCC soccer tournament and beyond.
Wooster's offensive line looks to keep paving the way.
Thanks to the generosity of a local business, Wooster High School's Follis Field has a new look.
Madison ends skid, spoils Wooster's Homecoming with 27-26 victory.
Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House hosted their annual golf scramble at Mohican Hills Golf Course, August 12-13.
Tickets for Wooster High Athletic Hall of Fame banquet on sale.
Wooster cross country teams have solid showings at Malone Invitational.
Homecoming 2011 was filled with tradition as Wooster High School welcomed back its alumni.
Everyone was a Wooster General Sept. 21 during the 2011 Wooster High School Homecoming Parade.
General volleyball team putting the pieces of the puzzle together.
Injury-plagued Generals boys soccer team looks for strong finish to season.
General golfers finish sixth in Ohio Cardinal Conference tournament.
On Sept. 23, the Wooster Generals fell to the visiting Mansfield Madison Rams by the slimmest of margins.
Slow start dooms Generals in 56-28 shootout with Ashland.
Generals get look at regional course and enjoy a pretty good day at Boardman.
Wooster tennis team looking to cap strong season with postseason push.
Through hard work, Wooster's Devin Daugherty has turned himself into a top quarterback.
Three area figure skaters will be competing at the regional level the first week of October. The future Olympic hopefuls spend hours on the ice each week and live and breathe skating.
General girls taking control of Ohio Cardinal Conference soccer race.
Wooster, Anderson bury Ellet with big second half in 39-14 victory.
Hudson wins Wooster Invite, but Bennett satisfied with performance.
Wooster hosts and places third in Wooster Cross Country Invitational.
Dublin Coffman turns in record-setting performance at Wooster Golf Invitational.
Alice Noble hosting Super Series AAA Elite Hockey Tournament Sept. 16-18.
Avon Lake offers Generals red-hot test in Earlybird Cross Country Invitational.
On a hot, hot night, Wadsworth's Snowball cools off Wooster in 42-35 shootout.
Wooster High golf team in fast and furious mode as it preps for Wooster Invitational.
Anderson's four touchdowns help Generals roll in season opener with 47-20 rout of Garfield.
General cross country teams will get some extra shut eye before they go to work.
General girls finish 14th in Revere Cross Country Invitational.
The Wooster High School boys cross country team competed at the Revere Invitational, August 27, and came home in the middle of the pack, placing eighth out of 17 teams.
The Wooster High School football team started their season strong with an impressive 47-20 win over the Akron Garfield Golden Rams during their season opener on August 26 at Follis Field.
WHS tennis coach Stan Burris has lead his team to four out of five wins so far this season. With three seniors leading the pack, the team is off to a good start.
General girls have high hopes for another successful cross country season.
General volleyball team looks to mix blend of veterans, newcomers into winning mark.
Boys are looking to make a strong run at Ohio Cardinal Conference title.
The Wayne County Athletic League recently approved a $1 increase in ticket prices for all sporting events starting this fall.
Gridiron Generals looking to turn talent and speed into wins.
Roy Bates Celebration Day one of remembrance for family and friends.
Wooster tennis team has veteran faces playing in new spots as they open 2011 campaign.
Hansen has lots of holes, lots of optimism for Generals soccer program.
Wooster's girls soccer team heads into 2011 campaign with high expectations.
Thank You, Coach Bates - Stan Totten writes the book on Roy Bates.
Alice Noble Ice Arena to host the Super Series AAA Elite Hockey tournament Sept. 16-18.
Wooster High golf team has young look to it and room to grow.
Wooster Soccer Classic a big success for all involved.
Whales swim season comes to a rewarding close with 18th MOSL title.
The school year has (unofficially) begun as fall sports teams have opened practices.
From wireless to face-to-face; Kellar will still be communicating as Wooster's new AD.
Changes in Wooster All-Sports Booster Club making a difference for athletes, athletic department.
Wooster trio takes part in ODP soccer program in Illinois.
WYBI hosting Ralph Jones Slugfest this weekend at Miller Fields.
For organizers and participants alike, the Wooster Urban Adventure Challenge was truly the adventure of a lifetime.
Zoned in: five local swimmers meet qualifying times for USA Swimming zone meets.
First year in Scarlet and Gray a memorable one for Kasie Kelly.
Disappointment aside, U.S Women's World Cup title run sparks renewed interest in game for high school students.
Sugar to Salt canoe trip an adventure for a cause.
The Dream Show is a unique blend of skating and dancing, coupled with stars and local children, ages 5-18. It will take place at the Alice Noble Ice Arena on August 6. Parker Pennington is responsible for the idea, and is also organizing the event to inspire children while providing a new,...
The annual Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House golf scramble is set to take place August 11 and 12 at Mohican Hills Golf Course in Jeromesville.
Having been saved from an uncertain future, after an April 6 auction appeared to bring an end to 46 years of racing history at Wayne County Speedway, the 3/8 mile dirt oval was alive again with the sound of revving engines and the smell of burning octane, Friday, July 15,
The annual Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House golf scramble is set to take place August 11 and 12 at Mohican Hills Golf Course in Jeromesville.
The Wooster High School cross-country program will host the Woo Run, an annual event, on August 13.
Gold Glove baseball expanding opportunities for area players.
Park and Swim: There is a dry side to the Freedlander Swim Meet.
Great weather, atmosphere lead to another great Freedlander Swim Meet.
White, Ice lead local contingent at state Hershey Track & Field Games.
The Field of Dreams game was held beneath the lights on Saturday, July 9, at Wooster Foursquare Softball Field. Special Olympians were paired with community business partners, and the yellow and blue jerseys were all that differentiated the players - not disability or ability.
Wooster athletic director Hamsher moving on to redder pastures.
Freedlander swim meet all about parents and communication.
Top softball players from throughout the area gathered in Orrville over Independence Day weekend to take part in the Orrville Firefighters Association Fire in the Sky Fast Pitch Softball Tournament.
McGee's spring campaign carries over into Crossroad Baseball Series.
Cowboys and cowgirls of all ages gathered at the Wayne County Fairgrounds on the Fourth of July weekend to take part in the Northern Ohio Outlaws Cowboy Mounted Shooting competition.
Lure of Freedlander draws swimmers from across the region.
Kormanik's spot in U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials has local connection.
Ports Petroleum, Montelione show their resolve in winning City Series and life.
WHS grad Jake Buckwalter member of Tiffin University relay team that competed in Div. II Track nationals.
Wooster Youth Baseball, Inc.'s Minor League and Little League World Series are coming up, following a win by Ports Petroleum on June 22.
Parks and Rec summer soccer program offers a number of advantages for coaches, players.
College of Wooster grad, Matt Barnes, comes face-to-face with the business side of baseball.
A little sweetness: Hershey Track and Field Games come to Wooster.
Former Scot Van Horn signs with Rockford RiverHawks of the Frontier League.
Matthew Johnson, a College of Wooster graduate, survived the Toronto Blue Jays' extended spring training, and will play professionally this season in Vancouver.
Craddock takes over American Legion Mustards summer baseball team.
The results are in from the Wayne County Track Club Invitational, June 7 at Wooster High School.
Generals earn handful of OCC baseball awards.
Kacsandi finishes Ashland career with pair of All-America honors.
School's out, which means Freedlander's outside swim season is heating up.
As pressure builds at Ohio State, Jim Tressel steps down as Buckeye coach.
Cremer's sixth-place leads General thinclads at Austintown Regional.
Scots' Boamah-Acheamp earns All-America high jump honors.
Sun shines and weather cooperates for 10th annual Wooster Invitational Soccer Tournament.
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