Westerville North
• Westerville North defeated Delaware Hayes 15-7 on Friday, Sept. 18, improving to 3-2 with the road victory.
• Westerville North will host Westerville South at 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, in a conference matchup between the Warriors and Wildcats.
• The Warriors are scheduled to play at Westland at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2.
Westerville Central
• Westerville Central lost to Olentangy Berlin 24-14 on Friday, Sept. 18. The Warhawks hosted the Bears in the nonconference game.
• Westerville Central boys soccer lost to Olentangy Orange 1-0 on Thursday, Sept. 17.
Westerville South
• Westerville South lost to Big Walnut 45-14 on Friday, Sept. 18, falling to 2-3. The Wildcats hosted the Golden Eagles in a conference game.
• Westerville South boys soccer defeated Newark 2-1 on Thursday, Sept. 17. The Wildcats also played Delaware Hayes to a 2-2 tie Sept. 15.
• Westerville South girls volleyball defeated Westland in three straight sets Sept. 15, winning 25-14, 25-10 and 25-11. The victory improved the Wildcats’ record to 11-2.
Heritage Middle School
• Heritage Middle School’s seventh- and eighth-grade boys and girls cross country teams are scheduled to compete Tuesday, Sept. 22, against Olentangy Orange, Olentangy Shanahan and Walnut Springs middle schools. The girls’ competition begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by the boys at 6 p.m. at Heritage Middle School.
Walnut Springs Middle School
• Walnut Springs Middle School’s seventh- and eighth-grade cross country teams are scheduled to compete Sept. 22 against Heritage, Olentangy Orange and Olentangy Shanahan middle schools at Heritage.
Westerville Crew
• Westerville Crew’s Class of 2026 includes 19 seniors, described in the supplied sports update as the club’s largest senior class in recent memory. Several began rowing in the middle school program before continuing into the high school ranks.
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