Cheerleaders

• Certificate of Participation: Mollie Knighton, Paige Dine, Andrea Dodd, Brooke Buchanan, Alexis Williams, Ally Kennedy, Hope Eller, Morgan Snyder, Lauren Kalinoski, Ciarra Bly, Hayley Doski, Sydney Judd, & Kaleigh Edgington
• Most Valuable Cheerleader:  Paige Dine
• Spirit Award: Hope Eller
• Coaches Award: Morgan Snyder
• Leadership Award: Andrea Dodd
• Booster Academic Achievement Award:  Alexis Williams & Mollie Knighton

Girls’ Basketball

• Certificate of Participation: Haley Menier, Nicole Oglesbee, Caitlynn Thompson, Alyx Perram, Kelly Lavelle, Samantha Puckett, Erin Joyce, Felicia Cain, Lexi Mitchell, Hunter Erfman, Bri Adams, Taylor Zelms 
• First Year Letter: Megan Stephens
• Second Year Letter: Katie Almendinger, Cassidy Rhodes, Tori Wright, & Stephanie Kukay
• Third Year Letter: Lilly Kennedy, Erin Lavelle, & Alyssa Almendinger
• Offensive Player of the Year:  Erin Lavelle
• Defensive Player of the Year:  Megan Stephens
• Most Improved Player:  Stephanie Kukay
• Coaches Award:  Alyssa Almendinger
• Booster Academic Achievement Award: Stephanie Kukay
• K of C Most Valuable Player:  Erin Lavelle
• K of C Sportsmanship Award:  Tori Wright

Boys’ Basketball

• Certificate of Participation: Chad Stech, Joey Mintz, Ryan Chapman, Ken Fleming, Jon Brooks, & Austin Buchanan
• First Year Letter: John Rhodes, Connor Lenthe, Hunter Stinchcomb, James Dorko, & Caleb Gerber
• Second Year Letter: Dominic Manuella, Dylan Buckley, Kegan Rakosky, & Chance Mackall
• Best Offensive Player: Dominic Manuella
• Best Defensive Player: Chance Mackall  
• Most Improved Player: Caleb Gerber  
• Coaches Award: Connor Lenthe
• Booster Academic Achievement Award:  James Dorko & Caleb Gerber
• K of C Most Valuable Player: Caleb Gerber
• K of C Sportsmanship Award: Hunter Stinchcomb

Wrestling

• First Year Letter: Camreon Sherry 
• Second Year Letter: Jonathon McClellan
• Most Improved: Jonathon McClellan
• Takedown Champion: Jonathon McClellan

Danbury Athletes Honored by TAAC

Danbury’s winter sports athletes were well represented on the Toledo Area Athletic Conference’s 2012-13 All-Conference Teams (all-academic award winners are junior or senior letter-winners with a 3.25 grade point average or better).  Individuals were recognized in the sports of boys’ and girls’ basketball.  Below is a list of Danbury’s All-TAAC selections:

All-TAAC Boys Basketball:

• Honroable Mention - Caleb Gerber & Dominic Manuella
• All-Academic – Dominic Manuella

All-TAAC Girls Basketball:

• 1st Team – Erin Lavelle
• Honorable Mention – Megan Stephens & Alyssa Almendinger
• All-Academic – Lilly Kennedy, Erin Lavelle, Cassidy Rhodes, Tori Wright, Alyssa Almendinger, & Katie Almendinger

Danbury Athletes Honored by Northwest Ohio District 7 Basketball Coaches Association

Danbury’s winter sports athletes were well represented on the NOD7BCA 2012-13 All-District Teams (all-academic award winners are seniors with a 3.5 grade point average or better).  Individuals were recognized in the sports of boys’ and girls’ basketball.  Below is a list of Danbury’s All-District selections:

All-District Girls Basketball:

• Honorable Mention –Erin Lavelle, Tori Wright, Alyssa Almendinger & Stephanie Kukay
• All-Academic – Lilly Kennedy

This year, statewide, County Boards of Developmental Disabilities will be raising public awareness of the many abilities people have, regardless of disability, abilities such as being a dedicated team player, hard worker and good friend.

Behind Luke Cramer’s first-place finish at 170 pounds, the Oak Harbor Rockets finished seventh at the Division II State Wrestling Meet with 44 points, the sixth time in seven years that the team has finished in the top-10 at the state meet.

Along with Cramer’s victory at 170, fellow senior Jared Chambers came in fifth at 152 and sophomore T.J. Lawrence was eighth in the heavyweight division (285).

Behind a fast start that saw them take a 24-9 lead after the first quarter before pushing the advantage to 44-19 at halftime, the Bellevue Redmen controlled the game throughout in their 71-34 victory over Port Clinton in the Division II Sectional Semifinals at Clay High School.

Despite setting a program record with 21 victories and winning its first sectional title in seven years, the Port Clinton Redskins’ season came to an end Saturday when they fell, 68-40, to Toledo Rogers in the Division II District Final at Lake High School.