Coming back for its second year in a pilot program initiated by the Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio, the Wooster City Schools District’s wheelchair basketball team’s season will run all the way through February....
One hundred eight years of baseball futility ended early on Nov. 3, as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Cleveland Indians 8-7 in one of the greatest baseball games ever played. After splitting the first...
For the second consecutive year, Wooster’s varsity cheer squad finished first in the annual Ohio Cardinal Conference cheer competition. The competition was held at Lexington High School on Sunday, Nov. 6. The Generals’ win...
On Oct. 8, Maddy Nacci (11) broke the WHS girls cross country 5K record at the Wayne Holmes Invitational. The previous record, set by Claire Miller, was 19 minutes 24 seconds. Nacci beat that...
As winter comes into view, fall sports athletes at WHS look back on a memorable year as they pass it on to the next generation. These teams tie the knot and now gear up...
WHS mountain biking club had a successful year, with two of its teammates, Spencer Dilyard and Gillian Wenger winning the state championship. In order to qualify for state, individuals must have started at least...
The Wooster All Sports Hall of Fame is an organization that promotes the outstanding accomplishments of former athletes, coaches and supporters of Wooster athletics. According to Tom Catanzarite, Hall of Fame Board President and...
Bringing 15 years prior coaching experience from his time coaching high school boys soccer at Waynedale and a Ohio Strikers United club team, Science Dept. member Charles Cerniglia is poised to take over the...
For the first time since 2004, the OCC is adding a new member, while losing one of its founding members. The Ohio Cardinal Conference has welcomed Mount Vernon as a new member of the...
Tennis serves OCC competition With a third overall finish at the OCC meet, the team’s young core and leadership shined throughout the season in victories against the OCC. During the OCC meet,...
