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A school-record 10 Ohio Northern players were named Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference in men's lacrosse for 2018.

 

The Polar Bears finished the 2018 season with a school-record 14-3 record, won a share of the OAC Regular Season title with a 7-1 record and advanced to the OAC Tournament under third-year head coach Nat St. Laurent.

 

At Liberty Conservation Club's derby

By Monty Siekerman
Good fishing weather brought out many people to the Liberty Conservation Club’s annual May fishing derby on Sunday.

The derby is a big membership drive for the club with participants paying a $20 annual membership fee to try to catch tagged fish that will win you a prize. A few nights before the derby, club members add about 500 pounds of catfish, trout, and panfish to the quarry to make the fishing better, tagging some of them for prizes.

Youth get the first shot at trying to snag a winning fish. Later in the afternoon, adults try their luck.

Ada kindergarten students ventured to the library on Monday.

The Ada High School band, fall color guard, and winter guard members were recognized as well as first chair players during the band  concert on Monday night.The following students received special recognition:

2017-2018 Band Award Winners (from L to R)

The Ohio Northern women's outdoor track and field team remained in the top-10 in the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) pre-championship power rankings, released on Monday afternoon.

The Polar Bears are ranked in the top-10 for the seventh time in eight weekly editions of the rankings.

ONU received 91.16 points in the rankings, while Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Cal.) is ranked No. 1 with 125.05 points, Williams (Mass.) was ranked second with 114.66 points and UMass Boston rounded out the top-3 with 112.95 points.

Noah Mattson, Ada FFA president, recently received the State Degree during the State FFA Convention in Columbus. The degree is based on evaluating the top students in Ohio and their involvement in chapter, district, state, and national activities. It also awards students for their SAE projects, community service, and leadership. Mattson’s projects included a lawn mowing service and working on a dairy operation.

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