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Alumni |
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| sport | school | alumni |
| CC | Carol Eckerly | |
| CC | Nik Schweikert | |
| CC | Ohio Northern University | Nicki Meyer |
| football | Morehead State University | Jeremy Greenleaf |
| football | Kent State University | Craig Rafdal |
| football | Wilmington College | Doug Creech, Jeremy Clingner, |
| football | Wilmington College | Greg Clark |
| football | Tiffin University | Sean Rice |
| football | Wittenberg University | Jon Wantz, Anthony Marolo |
| w-soccer | Morehead State University | Jenna Adams |
| w-soccer | University of Kentucky | Betsy Holbrook |
| w-soccer | Wright State University | Cassie Jones, Brittany Skaleski |
| w-soccer | Eastern Michigan | Ashley Upton |
| w-soccer | Ohio Dominican University | Chris Paige |
| m-soccer | University of Dayton | Damion Blackburn |
| m-soccer | Wright State University | Josh Zimmerlin |
| m-soccer | Bellarmine University | Scott Rice |
| m-soccer | Bowling Green University | Mark Scholz |
| m-soccer | Wittenberg University | Mike Conley |
| w-volleyball | Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology | Amanda Fellows |
| w-volleyball | Ohio Wesleyan University | Janna Dagley |
Congratulations
to BHS football alumni
Craig Rafdal, class of 2002, who recently joined the Power Elite Club at Kent State
University. He is the first Golden Flash offensive
lineman in six years to make the club. Requirements? Just bench 400lbs,
squat 550lbs and clean 325lbs! Craig has played in all but one
of his eligible games as an offensive right guard.
Craig is a Technology major, maintaining a 3.0 GPA, and has two years of
football eligibility remaining. Cheer for # 71 on the
field.
Spring 2005 . . .Congratulations Brandon Judy,
Wright State golfer, made the
Horizon League All-Tournament Team
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Spring 2005 . .
Defiance, Ohio ...Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conf . . Making the All-HCAC honorable-mention squad were . . . freshman third-baseman Jeremey Fruhwirth . . . Fruhwirth led the Jackets in hitting with a .322 average. Five of his hits were for extra bases, while driving in seven runs in the 2005 campaign.
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