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See live updates for Heath, Watkins in state softball semi-finals

A year after sending four teams to the state semi-finals, Heath and Watkins Memorial will represent the league in Akron this weekend.

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OHSAA Finalizes Spring State Tournament Venues

Track and field will return to Ohio State University and lacrosse moves to Historic Crew Stadium

OHSAA Finalizes Spring State Tournament Venues

Track and field will return to Ohio State University and lacrosse moves to Historic Crew Stadium

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Track and field will return to Ohio State University and lacrosse moves to Historic Crew Stadium

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Track and field will return to Ohio State University and lacrosse moves to Historic Crew Stadium

OHSAA Finalizes Spring State Tournament Venues

OHSAA: Announces more state tournament venues

'We just don't have any weak areas in our lineup'

'We just don't have any weak areas in our lineup' Lady Muskies are ready to battle in Friday's semi-final NEW CONCORD — On Friday evening, the Lady Muskies will take their perfect 32-0 record  to Akron's Firestone Stadium where they will face LaGrange Keystone in the Division II state semi-final contest. Head coach Randy Larrick, who has guided theprogram for 31 years, will lead his third team into OHSAA state championship softball action. Previous Lady Muskies' Final Four trips came in 2003 and 2010 with both team suffering tough setbacks in their semi-final games. John Glenn suffered a 6-2 loss to Matua Crestwood in 2003, followed by a disappointing 5-4 setback to Poland Seminary in the 2010 semi-final.

Softball: Pickerington Central falls to Watkins Memorial in regional final

Softball: Pickerington Central falls to Watkins Memorial in regional final ThisWeek group The Pickerington Central softball team went toe-to-toe with second-ranked Watkins Memorial for 4 ½ innings in a Division I regional final May 29 using the aggressive approach that brought it to within a win of its first state tournament in 14 years. “We weren’t changing anything. What we’ve been doing has been working and we stuck with it,” Tigers coach Stephanie Peterson said. “I wasn’t trying to overthink it. Keeping it simple is how we’ve been successful all year.” Central benefited from a fielder’s choice, two errors and several hard-hit balls to forge a 3-all tie into the fifth, but four Warriors home runs — amid a stiff north wind and temperatures in the mid-40s at Olentangy Berlin — powered Watkins Memorial to a 13-3 win in six innings and the program’s first regional championship.