Third generation of Morrison athletes destined for Findlay
FINDLAY — Over the past 70 years, three generations of the Morrison family have taken their athletic skills to the next level at the University of Findlay.
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FINDLAY — Over the past 70 years, three generations of the Morrison family have taken their athletic skills to the next level at the University of Findlay.
Press Contributing Writer sports@presspublications.com Eighteen years ago, Brian Vorst took over as the coach of the Rossford Bulldogs, who were entrenched in the Northern Lakes League as the conference’s smallest school, with the likes of Perrysburg and Anthony Wayne dwarfing them.
After leading Eastwood to the Division III regional tournament, Todd Henline is stepping down as head boys varsity basketball coach. During 11 years coaching in two separate stints, Henline made a mark at his alma mater.
After leading Eastwood to the Division III regional tournament, Todd Henline is stepping down as head boys varsity basketball coach. During 11 years coaching in two separate stints, Henline made a mark at his alma mater.
Only three of 10 local boys basketball teams had winning records, but when you look at the individual talent coming from this community, it is shocking. That includes two guards who ruled the Cardinal Stritch backcourt and contributed over 40 points per game.