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| COLTON FOUTZ, a third grader at Covington Elementary School, has been diagnosed with T-Cell Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Please help Colton and his family with expenses his cancer diagnosis will incur by making financial donations and/or sending cards with words of encouragement. Also, please support Colton through the POWER OF PRAYER.
If you would like to send a donation via mail, make checks out to Colton Foutz and mail to:
Covington Exempted Village Schools
c/o Colton Foutz
807 Chestnut Street
Covington, Ohio 45318
For questions, you may call Covington Elementary School at 937-473-2252.
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OUELLETTE IGNITES COMEBACK WIN FOR ARGOS...
Former Covington Buccaneer A.J. Ouellette rushed for 107 yards on 14 carries to spark a 23-20 comeback win for the Toronto Argonauts.
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SEVEN TURNOVERS KILL BUCCS IN SEASON FINALE...
The Covington Buccaneers played their guts out in the final game of the 2021 season, but couldn’t overcome seven turnovers in a 30-9 loss to Miami East.
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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS DONATE TO WEIGHT ROOM...
Covington Bucc Boosters, Covington Noon Optimist and the Covington Fraternal Order of Eagles 3998 made significant financial donations for upgrades to the Covington weight room.
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REMEMBER WHO DUG THE WELL...
The Buccaneer seniors left everything they had in their final game on Smith Field and they will never be forgotten when Covington football reaches new heights in the future.
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HARD TO SWALLOW...
The Covington Buccaneers failed to capitalize on some golden opportunities to put points on the board, which led to a 26-13 defeat to previously winless Lehman.
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THESE KIDS ARE FIGHTING...
The 51-0 score in a loss to Milton-Union may not show it, but the Covington Buccaneers continue to take positive steps forward in growth due to the consistent buy-in to the process of establishing an elite culture.
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IT'S NOT WHAT IT SEEMS...
Covington fell to Northridge 49-6, but the Buccaneers took another step forward as a team due to the effort and passion displayed on the field.
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BUCCS RESPOND TO ADVERSITY FOR FIRST WIN...
Everything that could happen has happened to this young Covington football team, but the Buccaneers were able to overcome adversity to defeat Bethel 26-21 for the first win of the season.
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AN EMBARRASSING NIGHT FOR THE BUCCS...
There is no sugar coating it - the Covington Buccaneers put forth one of the most embarrassing performances in years as Troy Christian handed the Buccs a 44-0 defeat.
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ANOTHER POSITIVE STEP FORWARD...
The Covington Buccaneers took another step in the right direction despite a 42-25 defeat to a talented Fort Loramie team on Friday.
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LEARNING WHAT IT TAKES TO WIN...
Covington has all of the potential to be a good football team, but Friday’s 49-0 loss to Mechanicsburg showed the Buccaneers are still learning what it takes to win.
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THERE WILL BE BETTER DAYS AHEAD...
A young Covington football team ran into a much more experienced and mature St. Henry team in the season opener and it resulted in a 42-0 defeat.
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2021 PREVIEW: BACK TO "OLD SCHOOL" FOOTBALL...
First-year coach Austin Morgan and the Covington Buccaneers return the program to a philosophy that is proven to produce success - relentless effort, attitude, accountability, discipline, toughness, commitment, and teamwork.
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MEET THE 2021 COVINGTON BUCCANEERS...
The Covington Buccaneers field 30 players in 2021 under first-year coach Austin Morgan.
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MEET THE 2021 CHEERLEADERS...
Thirteen cheerleaders make up the roster of those who will be cheering on the sideline this fall.
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SCOREBOARD DOESN’T TELL THE ENTIRE STORY...
The Covington Buccaneers hosted Anna in the final scrimmage and showed there are mistakes to be corrected before the season opener next Friday at St. Henry.
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LEARNING TO PLAY WITH ENERGY...
A young and inexperienced Covington football team faced their first live test in scrimmages against Versailles and Tri-Village on Saturday as the Buccaneers continue to learn how to play with energy and relentless effort.
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INTRODUCING COACH MORGAN...
Covington found its 17th head coach in Buccaneer football history, Austin Morgan, who is extremely passionate about the game and the life lessons it teaches the young men who play.
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2020 COVINGTON FOOTBALL RECAP...
The 2020 season was filled with obstacles outside of their control, but the Covington Buccaneer football team rallied together to put together a memorable season.
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THE BEST OF 2010-2019...
The 2010s were yet another memorable decade for Covington football as the Buccaneers accumulated a 91-25 record with six league titles and nine state playoff appearances.
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A.J. SHINES IN FIRST PROFESSIONAL START...
Former Covington Buccaneer and Ohio Bobcat A.J. Ouellette showcased his amazing talent in his first professional start for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League.
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A TRIBUTE TO FINNY...
The Buccaneer family lost a Hall of Fame player, coach and man in Kevin Finfrock.
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THE SCOOBINATOR CLOSES THE SHOW...
Dennis "Scooby" Willoughby ended all doubt as to who the "Buccs #1 Fan" is by dispatching one final challenger to his throne in historic fashion.
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THE VOGLERS COME HOME...
Tim and Terry Vogler returned home for the annual alumni night and shared stories about their playing days on the gridiron.
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HONORING A GREAT PERSON: BENNY WOLFE
Benny Wolfe symbolizes what makes Covington special by his generosity and willingness to give to the kids who are fortunate enough to be Covington Buccaneers.
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DAVE MILLER: HIS LEGACY WILL LAST FOREVER!
After nine memorable seasons as the head football coach at Covington High School, Dave Miller moves on to a new opportunity - but the legacy he leaves behind at Covington will last forever.
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