The Delaware Gazette

When a hit becomes a ‘hit’

March Mad­ness is unde rway. Base­ball sea­son begins in two weeks. Clearly, it must be time for a col­umn about the law of … foot­ball? Indeed, foot­ball is the sport mak­ing legal news right now both for the penal­ties it has just imposed on teams for vio­la­tions of a non-existent salary cap in 2010 and, even more so, for the penal­ties that it is about to impose on teams for run­ning a “bounty” sys­tem. The lat­ter is more crit­i­cal, and, though law enforce­ment offi­cials in cities like New Orleans, Buf­falo and Wash­ing­ton have already declined to become involved, it is the lat­ter that also likely crossed the line into being criminal.

From the fieldhouse to the courthouse

Cincin­nati was abuzz this week head­ing into the annual matchup between the city’s major col­le­giate bas­ket­ball pro­grams, Cincin­nati and Xavier. Com­ing into the game, Xavier was ranked as the 8th best team in the nation and so it wasn’t sur­pris­ing that as the final sec­onds ticked off the clock, Xavier was win­ning by a com­fort­able margin.

Two Bishops named to NFHCA All-Region teams

Two Ohio Wes­leyan Uni­ver­sity field hockey play­ers were named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Asso­ci­a­tion All-Great Lakes Region teams, it was announced by the NFHCA.

Patriots’ dream season ends

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Olen­tangy Lib­erty was strong to start its OHSAA state semi­fi­nal show­down, up 2–1 head­ing into the sec­ond period, but Toledo St. Fran­cis DeSales went on an 8–2 scor­ing spree the rest of the way to nab a 9–4 win Sat­ur­day after­noon at Nation­wide Arena.The Knights (34–4-1), the top-seed from the Syl­va­nia Dis­trict, scored the game’s first goal 6:36 into the open­ing period as Ben Torchia, who fin­ished with a hat trick, slipped a close-range shot past Patriot (27–9-1) goalie Eddie Arcy.

Patriots ready for Frozen Four

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Olen­tangy Lib­erty has one heck of a hockey fam­ily. That’s right, family.The Patri­ots are a team, sure, but play more like a band of broth­ers, a trait that has car­ried them all the way to their sport’s biggest stage — the OHSAA state final four.“This group isn’t only a team, but a group of friends,” defense­man and cap­tain Anthony Bergamesca, who has an actual sib­ling, younger brother Christo­pher, on the squad with him said. “We have accom­plished every­thing on our check list so far … just one check to go, and that’s the state title.”

Liberty looks to make more history

When the sea­son started, Lib­erty knew it would be com­pet­ing for a cham­pi­onship — a title it wrapped up by fin­ish­ing with a 12–1 record in league play en route to nab­bing the Cap­i­tal Hockey Con­fer­ence co-championship with Dublin Jerome.

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