Building for Character, Not for Fame. ...

Geneva's Golden Tornadoes have a rich historic past. Our sports teams began competing in the late 1800's and have grown into some of the most competitive programs in the country. With 15 varsity sports, Geneva is a great place for sports excitement-whether you're a player or a spectator. ...

Courtney Roby is an Indianapolis native. He is a 2001 graduate of North Central High School where he was an all-state selection in football and track. ...

We're committed to rebuilding broken lives for Christ! ...

Howard Heinz, the son of HJ Heinz, a prominent Pittsburgh manufacturer, founded what would become Heinz House by starting a small boys club, the Covode House, in 1901. The Covode House provided recreation and social opportunities for boys on Pittsburgh's North Side, almost all of whom were first generation immigrants. ...

The E. W. Scripps School of Journalism is dedicated to the needs of its students; to excellence in teaching, advising, service, and research; and to leadership in journalism education. The school provides a liberal arts foundation combined with a professional education and practical experience for its students. The goals are to search for truth; to develop critical analysis, thinking, writing, and speaking abilities; to enhance free, responsible, and effective expression of ideas. To that end, the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism: ...

Located in southeast Ohio, Athens is approximately three hours east of Cincinnati and one and a half hours southeast of Columbus. The outstanding facilities at Ohio University include ten lighted outdoor courts as well as four beautiful indoor courts. ...

The prospect camp is restricted to 2011, 2012, & 2013 high school graduates. A maximum of 75 prospective student-athletes will be admitted. When each defensive position fills up, we will no longer continue registration for that particular position. Players need to pick a primary position where they will participate during the game. If an individual desires to be evaluated at a secondary position, they can do so during the defensive evaluations. The Ohio University baseball staff, college coaches from all divisions, and professional scouts from Ohio and surrounding states will be in attendance. In recent years, both college coaches and professional scouts have relied heavily on prospect camps and showcases to see and evaluate players. Over the past ten seasons all of Ohio University Baseball's recruiting classes have included at least one scholarship student-athlete that has attended one of our previous Prospect Camps. All baseball instructions, evaluations, games, and workouts will be ...

The prospect camp is restricted to 2011, 2012, & 2013 high school graduates. A maximum of 75 prospective student-athletes will be admitted. When each defensive position fills up, we will no longer continue registration for that particular position. Players need to pick a primary position where they will participate during the game. If an individual desires to be evaluated at a secondary position, they can do so during the defensive evaluations. The Ohio University baseball staff, college coaches from all divisions, and professional scouts from Ohio and surrounding states will be in attendance. In recent years, both college coaches and professional scouts have relied heavily on prospect camps and showcases to see and evaluate players. Over the past ten seasons all of Ohio University Baseball's recruiting classes have included at least one scholarship student-athlete that has attended one of our previous Prospect Camps. All baseball instructions, evaluations, games, and workouts will be ...

The BOBCAT SKILLS CAMP offers campers at the High School level the chance to learn from the Ohio coaching staff as well as display and refine their skills. The camp will include physical testing, position-specific fundamental drills, and an overview of Ohio University and the Bobcat Football Program. ...