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The Grandview Heights Bobcats girls soccer team blanked Franklin Heights 11-0 in a Central Buckeye League home game Aug. 26, with nine different players scoring and Libby Otto netting two goals.
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Upper Arlington opened the 2026 football season with a dominant 40-7 road win over Olentangy on Friday, Aug. 21, featuring a 95-yard touchdown run by Anderson Walther and scoring contributions from multiple playmakers.
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The Grandview Heights Bobcats cross country program released its 2026 schedule, opening Aug. 29 at the HOKA XC Showcase before targeting the CBL Championship on Oct. 17 and the OHSAA Division V Tournament starting Oct. 24.
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Upper Arlington Schools issued a second schedule revision Wednesday, pushing the 2026-27 school year start to Monday, Aug. 17, after storms knocked out power to school buildings and damaged neighborhoods near campus.
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Grandview Heights moved Thursday's preseason football scrimmage against West Jefferson to Bobcat Stadium, giving fans a free first look at the team under new head coach Shawn Hinkle.
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Upper Arlington enters the 2026 football season ranked No. 14 in Ohio but must replace graduated quarterback Luke Backes, while Grandview Heights opens under first-year head coach Shawn Hinkle after Jason Peters' departure ended a 19-year era.
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Grandview Heights is recruiting volunteers for the eighth annual TRI the Heights Youth Triathlon on Sept. 5, with roles from packet pickup to course support; interested residents can contact volunteer coordinator John Dennis.
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The Grandview Heights Bobcats open their 2026-27 fall sports season the week of Aug. 10-16 with events across six programs, highlighted by boys soccer's Colin's Cup rivalry match at Upper Arlington on Thursday.
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Grandview Heights Athletic Director Logan Dunn leads the annual Fall Sports Player and Parent Meeting on Wednesday, August 5, kicking off the 2026-27 Bobcat athletics season with eligibility info, coach introductions, and a sponsor fair amid the district's ongoing $25 million athletic complex renovation.
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