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Graham, Troy Christian looking good again ; Falcons, defending D-II state champs, send 13 of 14 to state meet; Eagles, defending D-III state champs, qualify eight.
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Defending state team champions Graham High School and Troy
Christian will both be in good position to collect trophies again at
the state meet after wrestling well in district action Sunday, Feb.
24.
Graham, the nation's No. 1-ranked team, qualified 13 of a
possible 14 individuals (11 champions, two runners-up) to state
while winning the Division II district at Goshen. The Falcons
amassed 356.5 points to 106.5 for runner-up Miami Trace. They will
be looking for their eighth consecutiv...
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TROY CHRISTIAN FALLS SHORT IN UPSET BID
Dayton Daily News
; ... 10-of-16 passes for 126 yards and a TD to Nick Goubeaux. The Eagles defense, highlighted by key plays from Goubeaux and Chris Tran, frustrated the Bulldogs by not letting them show off their Maag wheels. The 6-foot-1, 195-pound back - said to be drawing interest ...
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Troy Christian narrowly survives The Eagles defeat Dayton Christian 36-35 to maintain second place in Metro Buckeye Conference.
Dayton Daily News
; TROY -- A first half featuring unkind rims and unusually low offense left Troy Christian hoping to stay close to Dayton Christian. All Troy Christian wanted was a shot in the fourth quarter. The Eagles got it, coming up clutch in the 36-35 win Friday at the Eagles Nest -- but not before giving the
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TROY CHRISTIAN SHOCKS COVINGTON, 20-16
Dayton Daily News
; COVINGTON - If the high school football community needed validation that Troy Christian was for real, it got it Friday night. The Eagles, a third-year varsity program making their first postseason appearance, stunned playoff-tested Covington in a Division VI, Region 24 regional quarterfinal. The
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Troy Christian senior handles big workload Weisenbarger provides leadership for young Eagles
Dayton Daily News
; TROY -- Mary Jo Weisenbarger's most memorable varsity basket came on, appropriately enough, a rebound. It's been almost four seasons since Weisenbarger's putback marked the first basket at the Eagles'Nest. She's added a few more since. Weisenbarger, who will likely finish her career with more than
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TROY CHRISTIAN'S KELLAR RECORDS PERSONAL BEST
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; Senior gains 112 yards, scores 4 TDs in opener TROY - As part of a prolific Troy Christian wing-T attack that returns its top four rushers from a season ago, Jim Kellar knew he'd have to make the most of his carries. So far, so good. Kellar, a 5-foot-9, 170-pound senior who shares backfield duties
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Ebert comes off bench to spark Troy Christian, 55-52
Dayton Daily News
; KETTERING -- Troy Christian reserve forward Nathan Ebert wasn't likely near the top of Dayton Christian Warriors' scouting report prior to Friday's game. After the way he performed, the Warriors should probably give him a second look next time they battle. Ebert, playing in front of a raucous crowd
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Troy Christian falls in overtime
Dayton Daily News
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TROY CHRISTIAN JUNIOR STRONGER AFTER INJURY
Dayton Daily News
; Rachel Van Scoyk scoring well on healed knee TROY - When she's not playing basketball, Troy Christian High School point guard Rachel Van Scoyk is watching it, reading about it or thinking about it. "She's a die-hard basketball fan," coach Dick Steineman said. "Anything I get about basketball, from
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FOOTBALL; TROY CHRISTIAN, COACH PART WAYS
Dayton Daily News
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