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Junga: A Farewell on Father's Day

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By Steve Junga Verified
| The Toledo Blade Verified
How do you adequately summarize the body of work over a 40-year career in sports journalism, including nearly 38 full years at The Blade? Close to impossible. As this column appears, I have officially retired, and this will be my final media offering to a community that I have attempted to serve with the best of my ability covering the local and regional sports scene. It was not an easy decision to end this run but, like I had heard from many others in this position before me, it was just time.
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Kreinbrink hopes to resume basketball magic at Napoleon

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By Steve Junga Verified
| The Toledo Blade Verified
When highly successful Napoleon High School girls basketball coach Corey Kreinbrink left his post there a little over two years ago, he had aspirations for a positive change in his life at his new school, Division I power Dublin Coffman. Onward and upward. Well, change did come, just not in the way Kreinbrink had imagined.
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Dover defeats Springfield in D-III softball final

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By Steve Junga Verified
| The Toledo Blade Verified
AKRON — Springfield's second crack at a state softball championship was denied Saturday night by a Dover team that simply outpitched and outhit the Blue Devils in a 10-0, six-inning mercy-rule victory in the Division III title game at Firestone Stadium in Akron. The top-ranked Tornadoes (28-3) were led in the circle by junior ace Kara Lint, who struck out 11 Springfield batters in her complete-game three-hitter.
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