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Cover Greater Cincinnati prep sports for the Enquirer, including NKY for 20 years. Also help with FC Cincinnati. Story ideas: jweber@enquirer.com
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Seton girls soccer hosts Anderson in first contest at new stadium Original

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By James Weber Verified
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James Weber Aug. 14, 2026, 10:23 p.m. ET Seton junior keeper Kara Buck passes the ball as Seton hosted Anderson in the first soccer game at Seton's new Gould Family Sports Complex Aug. 14, 2026 in Delhi Township. James Weber/The Enquirer Seton junior Mary Jung (7) races Anderson senior Miraya Long (2) for the ball as Seton hosted Anderson in the first soccer game at Seton's new Gould Family Sports Complex Aug. 14, 2026 in Delhi Township.
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FC Cincinnati travels to Orlando to resume Major League Soccer play Original

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By James Weber Verified
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
Updated Aug. 13, 2026, 5:22 p.m. ET FC Cincinnati was eliminated from the Leagues Cup after a 2-1 loss to Atlas FC. The team will resume Major League Soccer play against Orlando City SC in Florida on August 15. Orlando City SC recently signed French national team player Antoine Griezmann. Cincinnati native Nick Hagglund has seen limited playing time due to back issues and depth chart changes.
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Roger Bacon's Bacevich Stadium temporarily closed after storm damage Original

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By James Weber Verified
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
Aug. 13, 2026, 4:24 p.m. ET Severe storms damaged Bron Bacevich Memorial Stadium, impacting two high schools. The stadium's turf will be replaced due to contamination from an overflowing storm sewer. Roger Bacon High School and St. Bernard-Elmwood Place must relocate upcoming football and soccer games. Officials hope to reopen the stadium by Roger Bacon's homecoming game on October 9. Two high schools will be scrambling to move locations for football and soccer games after this week’s severe storms.
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