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 Name: Heidi Schultz School/town: Nelsonville-York High School / Nelsonville, OH Positions played: Combo Guard / Shooting Guard Class of 2029 Height: 5’7” Jersey Number: 23 Awards won or earned: Spire Academy Varsity/National -“Unsung Hero” Award USA Gold Camp - “Impact Player” Award HUDL LINK: www.hudl.com/profile/27450144/Heidi-Schultz Other sports played:None Twitter/Instagram Handles: HeidiHoops29 What got you started playing basketball? I started playing ball only 4 years ago with the kids in my neighborhood in the cul-de-sac. My dad encouraged me to tryout for an organized team. The rest is history. What keeps you playing the game? I truly am in love with the game and the work that goes into it! God gave me a dream and the opportunity to chase it. I don’t want to waste that. What goals are you setting for yourself this season? Personally, I want to continue to develop my creativity in getting to the basket and up my defensive pressure. ...

Using the rosters from Maxpreps.com and Hudl.com * The Athens numbers were difficult to read* Friday night took me to Nelsonville, Ohio, to watch the Buckeyes host rival Athens. The Bulldogs and Buckeyes both came in with 8-1 records. The winner of this one would be the league champs and have bragging rights for a year. With 10:31 left in the opening quarter, the Buckeyes got a 21-yard run from Grant Elliott. But the Bulldogs' defense stiffened after that, allowing zero points on the drive that totaled 12 plays and went for 68 yards. The Bulldogs faced a third and two with 4:22 left in the quarter when Cohen Stalder powered his way to the first down. The Bulldogs faced a fourth and one later on the drive and elected to go for it. The Buckeyes' defense was ready, with Gavin Lavy easily stopping Stalder well short of the line needed to move the chains. With a little under one minute remaining in the quarter, Sam Engle sacked Buckeyes quarterback Cameron Sullivan to force a Buckey...