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Ada linksters defeat Spencerville

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada golf team split a three-team Northwest Conference match Thursday evening at the Hidden Creek Golf Course.

The Bulldogs defeated Spencerville 216-257 to earn their first league win of 2021. Bluffton beat Ada 159-216, and also whipped the Bearcats 159-257.

The Bulldog linksters ran their record to 2-9 overall and 1-6 in NWC play with the split. Bluffton improved to 8-1 overall and 5-1 in league action with the wins.  

Pirate Kenny Lovett won match medalist honors with a nine-hole score of 36.

Weekend Doctor: Obstructive Sleep Apnea

By Tom Zhou, MD
Otolaryngology
ENT Specialists of Northwest Ohio

Snoring is a loud, harsh sound that occurs when the movement of air in the throat causes the throat tissues to vibrate, specifically during sleep when muscles relax and the throat narrows. While snoring itself does not typically cause medical problems, snoring is often associated with obstructive sleep apnea, which is a serious medical condition and is considered a "silent" killer.

Auction open house on August 24

Siefker Real Estate and Auction. Co., Ottawa, will hold a public auction at 4 p.m., Thursday, September 16, on site at 10250 Hillville Rd., Bluffton.

Open house is Tuesday, August 24, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.

Siefker Real Estate and Auction Co.
419-538-6184
www.siefkerauctions.com

Ada linksters seek to continue improvement

By Cort Reynolds

The rebuilding Ada boys golf program will be led by three experienced seniors in 2021.

Ninth-year head coach Jason Campbell welcomes back five lettermen and one newcomer to the six-man Bulldog squad this season.

Senior Andrew Rush made big strides as a newcomer in 2020 and is expected to be the top Ada player this fall.

"Andrew put in a lot of work in the off season and advanced to the number one spot," said Campbell. "He has a good all-around game and just needs to do all phases of the game in every round. He is a good ball-striker."

ONU Freed Center 2021-22 schedule

Ohio Northern University invites you to "be our guest" as they present the Freed Center for the Performing Arts' 30-year anniversary season and celebrate ONU's sesquicentennial. They are excited to celebrate these milestones with a mix of programming that includes some of the first theatre productions to be performed in the Freed Center and some favorites from over the years:

Lady Bulldog soccer returns wealth of players

By Cort Reynolds

Optimistic second-year Ada varsity girls soccer head coach A.J. Wahlie is poised for a potential breakthrough season as 11 letter winners and nine starters return to the varsity program.

"If you shoot for the stars you will land on the moon," said Wahlie of the team's prospects this fall. "There is no reason to think we can't compete with anybody on our schedule."

The Ada girls finished 4-12 overall last season after losing to powerhouse Mansfield Christian in the sectionals. The Lady Bulldogs went 2-4-0 in Northwest Conference play last fall to finish fifth out of seven teams.

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