Now is the time for college-bound student-athletes in your junior class to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center if they plan on participating in college athletics. Early registration promotes positive planning and involvement, bypasses the last-minute rush and helps college-bound student-ath...
Ravenna showed no mercy on wounded Springfield on Friday night, trouncing the visiting Spartans, 47-0. The triumph lifts the Ravens to 8-2, 7-0 in the Portage Trail Conference Metro Division and possibly a third straight trip to the playoffs. "Hopefully, we made the playoffs," Ravenna head coach M...
When Katelin Fields decided to join the Ravenna football team two years ago, her mom was hesitant because of stereotypes surrounding the typically all-male sport. “I told her, ‘If I’m making a mistake, let me learn from it,’” Fields said. Now a senior kicker for the team, Fields cons...
Three players, three captains — one amazing offense. The Ravenna Ravens have been putting up eye-popping numbers this season, thanks in no small part to their trio of senior captains who line up at the most critical of positions. The unit’s signal-caller, quarterback Zach Thomas knows he can...
Friday night was a scheduler’s dream. The two top teams, both undefeated in league play, met for the title in the second-to-last game of the regular season. Fans couldn’t ask for anything more as the Ravenna Ravens hosted the Field Falcons. The winner would gain sole possession of first plac...
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| Written by Coach Lunardi |
| Friday, 01 June 2007 00:00 |
 More than 20 years ago, Ravenna City Schools purchased an eighty acre undeveloped site consisting of grass meadow and gently rolling wooded terrain for a new high school and athletic complex. E. G. & G., Inc. worked closely with school personnel (administration, teachers, coaches), city personnel and interested members of the community, and coordinated a team of professionals from multiple disciplines (landscape architects, architects, civil engineers, wetland specialists, school staff, and city personnel) in design and implementation of the project. The resulting athletic complex includes a state-of-the-art artificial turf football/soccer field and recycled rubber running track, ball fields, tennis courts and a cross-country course. The wetlands and detention basins are designed for outdoor learning labs. And the entire complex retains its "natural" look, complimented with select plantings.
6589 N. Chestnut Street Want updates on the progression of the new high school? Take a look here: http://www.ravenna.portage.k12.oh.us/new_rhs/ |
| Last Updated on Saturday, 28 February 2009 02:15 |
