Jeffery R. Ratliff is a journalist for Bryan Publishing Co, specifically writing for the Northwest Signal Newspaper. With a focus on local news in the Napoleon area of Ohio, Jeffery covers a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and other news relevant to the local community.
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Jeffery R. Ratliff's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school basketball and wrestling in the Ohio area. He seems to prioritize event coverage, announcements, evolving stories, and press releases related to local sports events.
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By: Jeffery R. Ratliff
Bostater, who previously was the varsity coach at Delta and Edon, follows Jerry Keifer, who stepped down after 31 seasons at Evergreen.
"It's kind of weird how it all how it has all come full circle," said Schwab, who is in his second season as the Napoleon Golf Club's head groundskeeper.
NAPOLEON — With their tournament game looming next week and the team honoring its two seniors, the Lady Cats played maybe its most complete game of the season, shutting out
NAPOLEON — With their tournament game looming next week and the team honoring its two seniors, the Lady Cats played maybe its most complete game of the season, shutting out
“We got to get the bats off our shoulders,” said Napoleon softball coach Chad Gregory, whose team struck out 14 times against the Lady Trojans.
Eggers, a standout in football, wrestling and track and field, is an old-school athlete, but is a new-school type of student, as he will graduate
Napoleon had only three hits in the game, but each hit brought in at least one run. Thank you for reading!
The Eagles struck first with a run in the opening frame, but the Wildcats tallied at least one run in every inning but the fourth, closing the game with five runs in the fifth for a 12-2 nonleague victory.
In 1991, Cobb single-handedly won the Division III boys state track and field title, winning the 100 and long jump and placing second in the 200.
Gerken, from an early age, began playing sports waiting for his turn to play for the Wildcats. It was his dream to play football, basketball and baseball at Napoleon High School, just like everyone in his family.
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