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The All-SWBL football teams and individual awards have been released. Click the following links for the respective awards: Southwestern Division | Buckeye Division

The Southwestern Buckeye League is proud to continue the SWBL Athlete of the Week program for the 2024-25 school year. The SWBL AOW is sponsored by Gameday Grille & Patio. This is Year 2 for the AOW campaign. Each Tuesday during the school year, a male and female scholar-athlete will be selected Athletes of the Week and announced on site. Winners will receive an award patch for their varsity jacket, a $25 gift card to Gameday and an SWBL AOW T-Shirt. An athlete may win the award once per season. Nominations will come from athletic directors, coaches and data (stats, results) entered on the SWBL website. Individuals may also submit nominations to swblsid@yahoo.com.

Boys: Cameron Lindsey, Oakwood Cross Country

Junior earned All-Ohio honors by finishing 20th at the OHSAA Division II state championships. Was the highest placing SWBL boys runner with a school-record time of 15:43.17. The previous school record was 15:50.8. Named first team All-SWBL and the Buckeye Division Runner of the Year this season after finishing first overall at the league meet. Placed fourth at both the D-II Cedarville District meet and at the D-II Troy Regional.

Girls: Addy Abner, Valley View Cross Country

Junior earned All-Ohio honors by finishing 20th at the OHSAA Division II state championships. Was the highest placing SWBL girls runner with a school-record time of 18:42.94. The old record was 19:21. Named first team All-SWBL this season after finishing fifth overall at the league meet. Finished fifth at the D-II Cedarville District and seventh at the D-II Troy Regional.

The All-SWBL cross country teams and individual awards have been released. Click the following links for the respective awards: Southwestern Boys XC | Southwestern Girls XC | Buckeye Boys XC | Buckeye Girls XC

Waynesville outlasted Oakwood 5-4 in OT on Saturday to win a Division IV district title. It is the second straight for Waynesville, which won a D-III district title last season en route to making the state tournament.

Brookville won its 19th straight match on Saturday and as a result captured a Division IV district title with a 3-0 (25-16, 26-24, 25-15) win over Cincinnati Christian.