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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Owen Sloan powers through a Cuyahoga Heights defender and rolls into the end zone on Friday night at Orrville High School. Credit: Tom Theodore
JEROMESVILLE — They can be counted on one hand. Despite more than a half-century of high school football playoffs in Ohio, the entire Ashland area – 10 schools in total – has just five appearances in the state Final Four.
JEROMESVILLE – It’s one thing to have a championship mentality. It’s another to have a championship pedigree. Hillsdale running back Owen Sloan has both. When the Falcons line up Friday […]
By: Doug Haidet
The Falcons have made their names known on the diamond for nearly a half-century now, having played in state championship games a total of 10 times in five different decades since the state softball tournament began in the late 1970s.
By: Doug Haidet
Hillsdale quarterback Kael Lewis looks for an open receiver during last week's state semifinal win over Danville at Shelby. Credit: Diane Bemiller
NORWALK – It seems the Ashland boys basketball team had grown tired of losing close calls to Norwalk in season openers.
NANKIN – There have been plenty of seasons through the years when the Mapleton boys basketball program couldn't even get to five wins.
By: Doug Haidet
When the Hillsdale boys basketball coach began his first season leading the varsity last year, he and the Falcons had more than four weeks of practice and five scrimmages before the regular season arrived.
By: Doug Haidet
ASHLAND — A wide array of local high school graduates wrapped up their fall sports seasons recently at myriad colleges around the country.
JEROMESVILLE – If Hillsdale was supposed to be rusty due to limited practice opportunities before its basketball season-opener, the team broke out a sandblaster Tuesday night.
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