Jose Nogueras is a sports journalist and the Sports Editor for The Lima News. With a focus on local sports in Lima, Ohio, Jose covers high school football and other athletic events in the area. His articles provide in-depth coverage of games, teams, and championships, keeping readers informed about the local sports scene.
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LIMA — From awful to awesome with one swing of the bat.
It is hard to top a walk-off grand slam home run but Lima’s Jack Porter spectacular catch in the third inning may have been as impressive, but more importantly, was instrumental in the Locos collecting a 5-4 win Wednesday night against Richmond at Simmons Field.
ST. MARYS — The transition from father to son, or in this case, Doug to Bo Frye, has been a relatively smooth and successful one as the son has posted a 19-6 mark and made deep trips into the postseason after taking over as the St. Marys head coach three years ago.
WAPAKONETA — Reloading, working the offseason and senior leadership.
Coaches are always watching the progress of their teams from the opening week to the second game and the squads will look to either continue the momentum gained in the opening week or look to rebound from the loss of week one.
Week two of the high school football season was filled with fantastic finishes and dominating performances as teams ease into the season.
Teams enter week six looking to stay in the conference championship picture while others try to remain in the race for playoff spots.
The penultimate week of the regular season has teams vying for playoff spots and conference titles.
The season has had its fair share of excitement but there is still plenty to be decided with conference titles and playoff positions to be won.
Area football teams take part in regional semifinals Friday night.
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