“We have to get our players bigger and stronger, and the other factor this year was injuries. We had 2 ACL tears, 2 broken legs, torn muscles, 5 concussions, and that just added up on us,” says Kregel in a recent eSomethin interview.
Category: Sports
Perrysburg Hockey 2016-17
The 2016-2017 Perrysburg hockey season begins tonight at Tam-O-Shanter. Pre-season play occurred at the DiPaolo tournament at Miami University; the hockey team took 2nd in the blue division.
2017 Volleyball Tournament
Student Council is hosting their annual volleyball tournament in 2017. Sign-ups are happening until Winter Break.
For $10, players get a t-shirt and snacks at the event. Eight players are allowed per team.
Basketball Preview: 2016-17 Season
Both boys and girls teams return to the court with winning seasons from last year, but each team is looking to edge out wins against tough teams who have given them trouble in the past.
The Decision that Split American Football Fans
Connor Phlegar consults video evidence and experts to confirm a controversial call at Saturday’s game.
Perrysburg Hockey’s First Female Player
Perrysburg is making history with its first girl to play hockey since the team was established 20 years ago.
Boys and Girls Cross Country Look to Run Away with State Final’s Trophy
Monheim discussed how he felt going to states since the last time that they went was 1972. He responded by saying, “It’s an awesome feeling, you know, it’s been awhile since we’ve made it, but everybody is really excited and we’re really prepared to run a great race.”
Perrysburg Excels On and Off Football Field Against Rival
The rivalry between Perrysburg and Maumee begins on the football field, but we are competitive in many aspects of athletic and academic life.
Perrysburg v. Maumee 2016
A long tradition of rivalry will be renewed this Friday at Steinecker Stadium as the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets (5-4) face off against the Maumee Panthers (4-5) in this epic season finale.
Rowing to Success
“The Perrysburg Rowing Crew has a bright future with a consistent stream of new rowers…”
