River played on a college field for its Division III district semifinal Monday, May 15 – and it seemed like it was playing a college team.
The Pilots had the task of taking on the defending state champions in top-seeded Berlin Hiland and they quickly found out what they were up against.
Monroe Central’s track teams competed in the Pioneer Valley Conference Championships Tuesday, May 9 at Fort Frye.
The Monroe Central girls finished fifth with 59 points.
Monroe Central needed to play its best game against Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Class 3A champion Buckeye Trail.
The Lady Seminoles did just that in their first two meetings with the Lady Warriors, picking up two wins over their Pioneer Valley Conference rivals during the regular season.
The Monroe County Farmers and Sportsmen’s Association held its 34th annual bass fishing tournament April 29 at Slope Creek Reservoir.
Although there were showers, thunderstorms, downpours and sunshine, the fish were biting.
For five-plus innings, River’s Bailey Caldwell was in control when the Lady Pilots visited Caldwell Wednesday, May 3.
Caldwell had fought out of jams, holding the Lady Redskins off the board.
Meanwhile, a first inning run gave her a slim, but manageable lead.
