This roundup includes all games played April 27-May 3.

This roundup includes games played April 27-May 3.

 Athletes from Kids World Gymnastics, a gymnastics center located at 1410 Woodville Rd., Millbury, delivered an exceptional showing at the state championships, earning numerous individual titles and podium finishes in Columbus on March 22 (Levels 4/5) and the University of Toledo on April 11-12 (Levels 2/3).

Luke Hickey, who led the Lake boys basketball team to a 49-24 record over the past three seasons, has been hired as the next head coach at Central Catholic High School, where he will replace Mike Floyd.

Eastwood High School officially approved the hire of Matt Stanley as the district’s new athletic director for grades 7-12 during a special meeting on Friday, May 1.

This roundup includes all games played April 20-26.

This roundup includes games played April 20-26.

This roundup includes all games played April 13-19.

This roundup includes games played April 13-19.

This roundup includes all games played April 6-12.

This roundup includes all games played April 6-12.

 This roundup includes all games played through April 5.

This roundup includes all games played March 30 through April 5.

Here are the results from each Press-area softball team from the first week of the season.

Amy Sander, a 1991 graduate of Genoa High School and current associate head coach for the Minnesota State women’s basketball program, was named the NCAA Division II Assistant Coach of the Year by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) for her role in guiding the program to a fifth-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance.

The Clay High School powerlifting club team competed at the state meet in Kenton on March 14, and the pair of Lillian Cordell and Aubrey Swartz both earned state championships.

Head coach Brenda Radabaugh returns for her 26th season in charge of the Clay softball program with a veteran team hungry to build off a regional semifinal appearance last year.

Expectations are high for the Oak Harbor softball program after back-to-back state semifinal appearances, but for fourth year head coach Cami Haas, it’s time to turn the page.

The Lake softball team had arguably its best season in program history last year, and despite graduating several key seniors, 19th-year head coach Dave Rymers expects to build off last year.

Veteran Northwood softball head coach Jennifer Noonan, who has led her team to five straight league titles, will see a lot of fresh faces in the lineup this year as the Rangers focus on development.