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At the April 17 Mount Gilead Exempted Village Schools Board of Education meeting, the nominees for the John A. Lee Award were presented. The John A. Lee Award was created to celebrate the extraordinary efforts of non-teaching employees who exemplify leadership and service to the district.

Cardington rode an opportunistic offense and powerful pitching to a 14-0 home win over Mount Gilead on Thursday in improving to 13-2 on the season.

It wasn’t easy for Highland Tuesday at home against River Valley, but the Scots were able to pull away with a four-run sixth inning to top the Vikings 7-2 and improve to 6-2 in league play and 13-2 overall.

Gilead Friends Church opened its yearlong Bicentennial Celebration at its April 14 worship service with speaker Dr. Greg Miller, president of Malone University in Canton, Ohio.

The Highland softball team bounced back from a rough start to avenge a loss to Galion earlier in the week.

The Centerburg baseball team was able to take advantage of seemingly every opportunity they received at Mount Gilead in a Tuesday evening baseball game.

Recently, three members of the Cardington FFA chapter were announced as state finalists leading up to the impending Ohio FFA State Convention and Expo. These students applied for awards highlighting their Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAE) projects. They are currently in the final four of students pursuing these titles.

One big inning paced host Northmor past Cardington in a Wednesday KMAC baseball game.

In a quad meet hosted by Highland Tuesday evening, the Lady Scots won with 164.25 points. They were followed by Mount Gilead’s 109.75, Mansfield Christian’s 109.75 and Centerburg’s 24.5.

Northmor won both high school team trophies at Cardington’s Mike Armstrong Invitational on Saturday.