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Striking the happy notes

Check out the ONU Steel Band’s spring concert, on Friday April 21, at 7:30 p.m. in Presser Hall. It’s free and open to the public.

When you hear the strains of a steel drum band, you’re instantly transported to a happier place and relaxed state of being.

“The best word I can think of is infectious,” says Dr. Sarah Waters, professor of music. “You see and hear the joyful playing, and that joy comes through to you.”

Bulldog baseball edged late by Botkins

By Cort Reynolds

BOTKINS–The visiting Ada High School baseball squad lost an eight-inning heartbreaker to Botkins 3-2 Saturday afternoon.  

Ada fell to 3-6 overall with the defeat.  Botkins improved to 6-4 with the win.

Weekend Doctor: Little Leage elbow

By Laura Durliat, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist, Julie A. Cole Rehab & Sports Medicine

It’s spring in northwest Ohio, and that means track, softball and baseball seasons are underway. Unfortunately, that also means injuries. A common injury, which occurs in young athletes, at this time of year is “little league elbow.” This occurs most commonly in the ages of nine to 14 because the bones of the elbow at this age are not fully developed. These young pitchers often have joint laxity, open growth plates and immature bones. Little league elbow occurs with overuse and repetitive throwing motions. This is an injury of the inside area (medial) elbow’s tendons, ligaments and or bones in the young throwing athlete. Repetitive throwing causes trauma and injury to the immature skeleton of young athletes causing an overload to the inside of the elbow. If left untreated, it could lead to a stress fracture (crack in the bone) at the head of the humerus caused by overuse.

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Poetry reading and book signing at Alger Public Library

At 6:00 p.m. on April 27, the Alger Public Library will host a meet and greet with poet Jessica Weyer Bentley. The event includes a book signing, as well as coffee and snacks to enjoy as Bentley reads some of her poetry. The library is located at 100 Wagner St, Alger.

Bulldog boys track & field 7th at Grove Invite

By Cort Reynolds

COLUMBUS GROVE–The Ada High School track and field teams competed at the Columbus Grove Bulldog Invitational on Friday, April 14.

The Ada boys finished a solid seventh out of 13 teams, while the Bulldog girls came in 10th.

Bulldog junior Jackson Brown won the 110 high hurdles to post the top Ada finish.

Host Grove won the boys crown, while Anna captured the girls team title.
 

Top Ada finishers:

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles

  1 Brown, Jackson         11 16.27

  8 Grose, Julian             11 18.58 

 

Boys 100 Meter Dash

  5 Jolliff, Logan            10 11.86

 

A beautiful night for Bulldog softball

Playing at home in War Memorial Park on Friday, the Ada High School softball team picked up another win, beating Ridgemont 10-3. The non-league win put the Bulldogs at 11-1. It was the fifth game in five nights for the team. Pictured here, Aidra Preston swings away. Read the game details HERE. PHOTO by Cort Reynolds.

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