Local prep hoopsters earn All-Ohio honors
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April 2, 2025
From left, North Union’s Miles Hall, Noah Hess of Jonathan Alder and CJ Collins of Marysville have respectively been named to the first, second and third All-Ohio teams for the 2024-25 season. (Hall photo submitted, Journal-Tribune photos of Hess and Collins by Tim Miller)

Local prep hoopsters earn All-Ohio honors

By Tim Miller 

Local high school basketball players are members of first, second and third teams All-Ohio as voted upon by members of the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association.

Miles Hall, a North Union High School senior, has been named to the Division V first-team.

Jonathan Alder senior Noah Hess has earned second-te...

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North Union’s Glory Blevins approaches the bar in the girls high jump during a meet at River Valley. Blevins was the top competitor in the event. (Journal-Tribune photo by Bob Putman)
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