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Marcus Hartman
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Ohio State Beat Writer, Dayton Daily News
Ohio
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big ten sports, reds, nfl draft ncaa basketball, ohio state football, ohio bengals, ncaa football, college basketball college football, nfl
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By Marcus Hartman Verified| Dayton Daily News Verified Sarensen spent the past five seasons as the head coach at London, where the Red Raiders went 14-10 last season and finished in a tie for second place in the Central Buckeye Conference Kenton Trail division. They improved from 6-15 in his first season to 9-14 in 2022 before going 13-12 and 13-10. “We are very pleased to introduce Cody Sarensen as the next head boys basketball coach ofthe Archbishop Carroll High School Patriots,” Molfenter said in a news release.
By Marcus Hartman Verified| Yahoo Sports Verified Apr. 15—Three basketball players who honed their skills at Greater Western Ohio Conference high schools were among the 38 players selected in the 2025 WNBA Draft on Monday night. Maddy Westbeld of Fairmont was the first to hear her name when the Chicago Sky picked her with the 16th overall pick (fourth in the second round).
By Marcus Hartman Verified| Dayton Daily News Verified A 6-foot-3 forward, she’ll join Chicago after five standout years at Notre Dame, where she ranks seventh in school history with 940 rebounds, fourth with 138 starts and scored 1,710 points. Four picks later, the Indiana Fever drafted Wayne High School grad Bree Hall with the No. 8 pick in the second round (20th overall). Hall, a 6-foot guard, went to four Final Fours with South Carolina, where she won two national championships and started every game the past two seasons.
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Dayton Daily News
The Dayton Daily News (DDN) is a historic daily newspaper based in Dayton, Ohio, with over 125 years of service. Founded on August 22, 1898, by James Middleton Cox, the paper has become a key part of the local media landscape. It transitioned from an evening to a morning publication in 1988 and merged with the Journal Herald in 1986, broadening its readership. DDN provides daily and Sunday editions, offering comprehensive coverage of local, regional, and national news. The newspaper is recognized for its investigative journalism, winning a Pulitzer Prize in 1998 for its reporting on military healthcare mismanagement. It covers various topics, including sports, politics, and community events, featuring notable contributors like sports editor Si Burick and Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Mike Peters. The paper also maintains historical archives at Wright State University, preserving the socio-political history of Dayton.
Dayton, Ohio, United States
+1 888-397-6397
Founded: 1898