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Macedonia honors Nordonia girls flag football for inaugural OSAA state title

Macedonia City Council · June 4, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Nick Molnar presented a proclamation recognizing the Nordonia High School girls flag football team's 15-1 season and their victory in the inaugural 2026 OSAA Girls Flag Football State Championship, citing individual and team statistics and presenting a city challenge coin.

The Macedonia City Council presented a proclamation on June 4, 2026, honoring Nordonia High School's girls flag football team for winning the inaugural OSAA Girls Flag Football State Championship. Mayor Nick Molnar read season and postseason statistics, highlighted key individual performances and presented the team with a city challenge coin and formal congratulations.

The proclamation recited the team's 10-0 regular-season record and 15-1 overall mark and named individual contributors, including Ellis Badaro (600 receiving yards, 18 touchdowns during the regular season), Landry Holtz (66 receptions for 764 yards and 18 touchdowns), Nyla Burns (first touchdown in the OSAA finals), Charlotte Neymik (key receptions in the championship), Ava McClendon (game-winning touchdown in the final) and Hayden Hall (season totals including passing and interceptions). The mayor and coach exchanged brief remarks emphasizing community support and the players' hard work.

Coach Steve Holtz accepted the recognition on behalf of the team and thanked the community and staff. The council asked staff to display the proclamation and the city challenge coin and encouraged the public to celebrate the team's achievement.

What happens next: the city will affix the proclamation in municipal records and the parks and recreation department will coordinate display and recognition plans.