Below is the Schedule Changes for ALL TEAMS as of REVISED 12/2 GIRLS BASKETBALL Nov 30 – JV Game 5pm Dec 2 vs Fairmont – RESCHEDULED 12/21 Dec 5 vs Wayne – RESCHEDULED 12/28 Dec 7 at Bellbrook -RESCHEDULED -12/17 Dec 9 at Miamisburg – moved to Dec 10 BOYS BASKETBALL Dec 1 vs CJ Dec
Northmont Athletics Streaming Information The Northmont Athletic Department is proud announce that all HOME games played in the Thunderdome and at Premier Health Stadium will be live streamed for our Northmont Fans. This includes games at all levels – middle school, freshman JV and varsity – for all HOME games played in the Thunderdome and at Premier
Northmont Athletics 2020 Fall Sports Awards Like many aspects of our lives, the coronavirus has impacted athletics and this year’s sports awards. The 2020 fall sports season was a season like no other, and is a season we will not soon forget. To all of our athletes, coaches, trainers, parents and community – Thank
2020-21 OHSAA Winter Sports Required Parent Meeting The 2020-21 OHSAA Winter Sports Parent Meeting is now live online. Please click the link below to view the slide. The final slide has a link that you will click to confirm that you viewed the presentation. This meeting is required for all middle school and high school
Premier Health Stadium Closed for Field Turf Renovations Premier Health Stadium will be closed beginning Monday, November 9th while the new field turf is installed. The project is slated to be complete in early January, but this is subject to change depending upon weather. Please be advised during this time that the stadium will be
Premier Health Stadium to Get New Turf in November 2020 Above is a rendering of what the new turf will look like. After installing new lights at Premier Health Stadium and also adding a new sound system in the summer of 2020, Northmont City Schools is proud to announce that the stadium turf
T’bolts fall in overtime to C-J for 1st loss By Ron Nunnari Rnunnari@aimmediamidwest.com CLAYTON – A.J. Solomon sank a pair for free throws with 8.7 seconds left on Dec. 1 to give Chaminade-Julienne a 45-43 lead at Northmont. The Thunderbolts stormed down the floor and Jalen Coffey hit what appeared to be a three-point shot at
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Northmont opens with two victories By Ron Nunnari Rnunnari@aimmediamidwest.com CLAYTON — After a dismal 1-22 season last year Northmont won its first two games of this season, a 53-47 victory Friday at home over Bellbrook and a 58-52 victory Saturday at Tecumseh. The Thunderbolts won last season’s opening game 49-37 over Springboro before losing22 straight, including a close 59-55 loss to Wayne in the sectional tournament. “That’s been a talk we’ve had for the last three months. ‘Remember guys, you are 1-22. Nobody respects you. Nobody thinks that you are any good. You’ve got to go out and earn it every day.’ Our goal is tomorrow night to double last year’s win total at Tecumseh.” Seniors Patrick Ivory led Northmont with24 points and Jordan Smith had 15. “Ivory played the way a three-year starter is supposed to play in game one,” Kincer noted. “Between him and Smith, they both started for three years and have lots of experience and they are going to be problems for opponents this year.” Junior forward Gabe Pavlak paced the Golden Eagles with16 points, 11 of which he scored in the first quarter. “Pavlak’s physicality was more than we had necessarily anticipated him having,” Kincer said. “We did a few things differently in the second half by trying to deny him a little harder and not let him reverse the basketball and not catch it with space, because he could get downhill on us really quickly. Overall, I thought the kids did a good job in the second half responding and played the way we wanted to play.” Pavlak left the game with an injury in the fourth quarter. Bellbrook took an early 3-0 lead on a three-point shot by Alex Westbrock. Smith answered with a trey for Northmont and then Ivory came up with a steal for a score and followed that with a three-pointer to put Northmont up 8-3. Bellbrook rallied to take a 19-14 lead entering the second quarter. Ivory scored seven points in both quarters in the first half with the Thunderbolts clinging to a 28-26 break at intermission. With Ivory scoring nine third quarter points Northmont held a 41-38 advantage entering the final stanza. Smith led the Thunderbolts with five fourth quarter points with five others contributing points to lift Northmont to the six point victory. When asked if any of his other players stepped up to exceed his expectations, Kincer felt everyone filled their roles as anticipated. “We’ve been around these guys for about three months now and the kids that are producing are the kids we thought would produce,” Kincer said. “I think some of the young kids are stepping into different roles for the first time, getting their feet wet and some of them are going to become a lot better players for us, and that was anticipated.” BEL 19 07 12 09 – 47 NMT 14 14 13 12 – 53 Bellbrook: Ethan Fryman 1-1-3, Caleb Fugate 2-3-8, Ashton Ault 1-0-2, Alex Westbrock 3-0-7, Bryce Levine 1-2-4, Eli Brooks 0-2-2, Gabe Pavlak 6-3-16, Luke Driskell 2-0-5. Totals:16-11-47. Northmont: Tyrin Sturdivant 1-2-4, Taaj Howard 1-0-3, Patrick Ivory 8-6-24, Brian Amin 1-0-2, Jalen Coffey 0-2-2, Jordan Smith 6-2-15, Stephen Kellum 1-1-3. Totals:18-13-53. Three-point goals: Bellbrook 4 (Driskell, Fugate, Pavlak, Westbrock);Northmont 4 (Ivory 2, Howard, Smith). Records: Bellbrook 0-1, Northmont 1-0. Photos Ron Nunnari| Brookville Star Patrick Ivory scores inside during the first quarter. Jordan Smith drives towards the paint as Caleb Fugate applies defensive pressure. Jalen Coffey gets fouled in the paint by Bellbrook guard Alex Westbrock. Todd Gregory puts up a first quarter shot against Bellbrook. Ron Nunnari Editor Brookville Star 14 Mulberry St. Brookville, OH 45309 (937) 684-9124 Rnunnari@aimmediamidwest.com AIM Media Midwest, LLC
