Doug Haidet is a local journalist based in Ashland, Ohio. He writes for Ashland Source and his work has also appeared in Richland Source. Doug covers a range of local sports stories, including high school athletics and college athletes in the Ashland area.
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Doug Haidet's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly high school and college athletics in the Ashland area of Ohio. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights or announcements related to local sporting events, athletes' achievements, and changes within the region's athletic programs.
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ASHLAND – It's not often a football team with an 11-0 record hosting a second-round playoff game is considered an underdog.
ASHLAND – There are wins and then there are wins like Friday night's win for the Arrows.
By: Doug Haidet
ASHLAND – This is what it looks like when a defense grows up. The undefeated Ashland football team will soar into its Division II regional
JEROMESVILLE – For years there have been whispers about what the 2024 Hillsdale football team could become.
By: Doug Haidet
ASHLAND — Ashland County is throwing a football party tonight. Only once before in the history of high school football in the county have two teams made it to the third round of the playoffs in the same year (2010).
MARION – Squeezing his way through the line and slithering out of tackles all game long, Big Walnut's Nolan Buirley looked like the most slippery running back on the planet Friday night.
JEROMESVILLE – The Falcons became mythical in what must have felt like milliseconds. When the Hillsdale football team took the field for its Division VII Region 25 semifinal Friday against […]
JEROMESVILLE – The Falcons became mythical in what must have felt like milliseconds. When the Hillsdale football team took the field for its Division VII regional semifinal Friday against Malvern, […]
The Hillsdale football eam takes the field. Credit: Ashland Source file photo
Owen Sloan powers through a Cuyahoga Heights defender and rolls into the end zone on Friday night at Orrville High School. Credit: Tom Theodore
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