Galion advances to regional semifinals

ATTICA — No. 1 Galion will play in the regional semifinals at Lake High School in Millbury after winning the district tournament against No. 2 Huron.

By Maria Winemiller

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October 25, 2019 11:48 am

ATTICA — No. 1 Galion will play in the regional semifinals at Lake High School in Millbury after winning the district tournament against No. 2 Huron.

The Tigers defeated Huron, 3-1.

Galion advances to play against Ottawa-Glandorf, the top seed and winner of the Defiance district bracket. The Titans defeated Sherwood Fairview, 3-1.

Galion and Ottawa-Glandorf will play Thusday, Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.m.

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