Mount Union junior Mary Mahoney best her own school record and ran the third-fastest time in the nation so far this season in the 400 meters at the Ron Althoff Invitational at Ohio Wesleyan University.
Mahoney, the former SS. John and Paul multisport standout, ran a time of 55.56 in the 400 just one week away from the NCAA Division III Championships in Claremont, Calif.
Mahoney and 400-meter relay teammates Lisa Brasdovich, Taylor Ruffing and Taylor Coghlan placed second with a time of 47.79.
After this week, the top 22 women in each event and top 16 relay teams will qualify for the NCAA Championships.
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May 16, 2012
Mahoney still on fast track
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Give him an Oscar!
For the first three years of his football career with the Grand Valley Mustangs, offensive lineman Alex Oscar said he viewed playing football as more of a job than a fun sport to play.
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Goal: Be a Pioneer... literally
Jefferson graduate Ariann Barile doesn’t have plans to rule the world — yet. She has, however, put herself on a path to accomplish that goal if she so decides, by choosing to attend Marietta College and play softball for the Pioneers in the fall.
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A Don McCormack column: TD Club announces its Class of 2013
Paying a visit to the variety store...
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Love of the game
Even though Roy Brashear was born two years before James “Farmer” Burns, it was the latter who beat the former in terms of becoming the first man born in the city of Ashtabula to reach the majors.
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A Don McCormack column: Blashinsky very much in the game
Dave Blashinsky wears more than one hat, these days.
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2013 North Coast Road Racing Grand Prix:
n July 4 — Ashtabula YMCA Firecracker 5K, 8:30 a.m., 263 W. Prospect, Ashtabula,
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Farmer Burns — Ashtabula’s first major leaguer
Third of a series...
Two weeks ago today, one of the first man born in the city of Ashtabula to play in a Major League Baseball game celebrated his 137th birthday.
Then again, odds are, he wasn’t around to blow out the candles at such an age, but no one is sure.
For while we know James Joseph Burns was born on June 2, 1876 in Ashtabula, there is no record of his death.
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Shootout returning ‘home’
The Westside Shootout is returning home.
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Tribe lets one get away
It could have been an uplifting victory. Instead, it was a frustrating loss.
After having his at-bat prolonged by an error on a foul ball, Anthony Rendon took advantage by hitting his first major-league home run. - More Sports Headlines
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