Commissioners honor Olentangy Liberty girls lacrosse and Olentangy High School baseball state champions
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The Delaware County commissioners adopted proclamations recognizing the Olentangy Liberty High School girls lacrosse team for back-to-back state championships and the Olentangy High School baseball team for its Division I state title, celebrating the teams’ records, players’ commitments and community support.
The Delaware County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 18 honored two Olentangy school athletic teams with proclamations recognizing state championships and the students’ accomplishments.
The board adopted a proclamation congratulating the Olentangy Liberty High School girls lacrosse team for winning back-to-back state championships. Jack Feddy, deputy superintendent for Olentangy, introduced Coach Bosco and several players; captains and seniors described the team’s season and recruiting commitments. The proclamation noted the Patriots defeated Upper Arlington in the final, finished the season 23–1 and were ranked No. 1 in the state and eighth nationally by MaxPreps.
Later the board honored the Olentangy High School boys baseball team (the Braves) for winning the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division I championship on June 15, 2025, beating Springboro 2–1 in the final at Canal Park in Akron. Coach Ryan Lucas and athletic director Johnny Hennessy summarized the season, noting a 24–7 record and a 16-game winning streak to close the season. Commissioners read the proclamation congratulating players, coaches and community supporters.
Both proclamations were read aloud and the board invited coaches and student-athletes to the front for photos. The board approved both resolutions by unanimous vote.