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Steve Junga
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Sports Writer, The Toledo Blade
Ohio
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By Steve Junga Verified| The Toledo Blade Verified When Jami Carter took her first coaching job — as a 19-year-old girls basketball assistant at the tiny former Bettsville High School — she never envisioned that her coaching trail would end 30 years later after guiding one of Ohio's top big-school prep programs to a state championship game.
By Steve Junga Verified| The Toledo Blade Verified Marika “Mars” Deemer and Alyssa Ansara were brought together by softball back in the summer of 2014. Now, 11 years later, the best friends who were diamond rivals both in high school and college are taking their next steps in the game together. They both recently joined the staff at BCSN as color commentators on the network’s broadcasts of softball games.
By Steve Junga Verified| The Toledo Blade Verified When Jami Carter took her first coaching job — as a 19-year-old girls basketball assistant at the tiny former Bettsville High School — she never envisioned that her coaching trail would end 30 years later after guiding one of Ohio's top big-school prep programs to a state championship game.
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The Toledo Blade
The Blade, based in Toledo, Ohio, is the oldest continuously operating business in the city, established in 1835. It has a long-standing reputation for journalistic excellence and has evolved from its original name, *The Toledo Blade*, to *The Blade* in 1960, reflecting its broader regional influence. The Blade publishes local, national, and international news through both print and digital platforms, including investigative journalism. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting in 2004. The company operates ToledoBlade.com, which offers subscription-based access to articles and archives, along with features like “Blade Rewards.†The Blade also engages with the community through events and partnerships with local organizations, and it provides classifieds and advertising services, including job listings and real estate ads. With a circulation of approximately 146,000, The Blade continues to be a vital part of northwest Ohio's media landscape.
Toledo, United States
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