Lima Central Catholic School in Lima, Ohio, today announced that it has entered into a partnership agreement with BSN SPORTS, the nation's largest direct marketer and distributor of sporting goods to the school and league markets and a division of Varsity Brands, and Under Armour through their co- sponsored Women of Will (WoW) Program. The uniform and apparel agreement outfitting athletes and coaches in Under Armour gear will debut Spring 2023, unlocking partnership benefits for the organization as members of the exclusive Women of Will Program, the first high school sponsorship program designed distinctly for women’s athletic programs. Partnership benefits for the Thunderbirds Athletic Program include custom Women of Will branding and apparel packages, fanwear platforms, athlete leadership opportunities, social media exposure, Women of Will awards and branding designs through BSN SPORTS over the next 3 years. "We are thrilled for the opportunity to partner with Lima Central Catholic School, who continue to establish their presence as a driving force in celebrating female athletes and supporting women's sports," said WoW National Account Manager Tisha Hill. "The Women of Will program was created in partnership with Under Armour to recognize the determination and ambition that female athletes bring to the playing field every day as they set new standards and blaze paths for women's athletics programs. By leveraging our scale and unmatched partnerships with a global brand like Under Armour, we have an opportunity to enhance the experience of the Lima Central Catholic School Thunderbirds athletes, coaches, and supporters through our extensive product selection, innovative team shop platforms, and dedicated service teams." "At LCC we strive to lead and challenge the status quo of our area. Partnering with Women of Will sets us apart in our community, aligns perfectly to our core values as an institution, and shows that we are intentional about standing with our students and their development as human beings. For LCC, it's not just another program, it is who we are ", said Mike Rumschlag....

LIMA — The first quarter showed that Lima Central Catholic was only two weeks removed from playing football. But by the second quarter, the T-Birds were back in basketball mode. LCC notched a 67-55 victory against Bath in a boys basketball game Saturday night at Herr Gymnasium....

LIMA – Fort Jennings made a run to open the second half. However, Lima Central Catholic responded with a couple runs of its own, en route to a hard-fought 43-40 victory over Fort Jennings in a girls basketball game Tuesday at Msgr. Edward C. Herr Gymnasium....

LCC is excited to announce a partnership with Holy Family Radio in broadcasting a few select games for the 2023-2024 boys basketball season. ...

Lima Central Catholic Division: III Coach: Frank Kill (13th season) 2021-22 overall record: 11-11 2022 postseason finish: Lost 47-44 to Allen East in sectional semifinals Returning 2021-22 varsity letter winners: Ethan Frankhouser (Sr.), Payne Cutlip (Sr.), Billy Bourk (Jr.), Carson Parker (Jr.), Matthew Quatman (Soph.), Sal Guagenti (Sr.) Others on varsity roster: Jacob Lauck (Sr.), Parker Judy (Jr.), Angelo Collins (Soph.), Willie Foster (Fr.), Justin Bauman (Sr.), Christian Marks (Sr.), Michael Taflinger (Sr.), Cole Gross (Sr.) Coach’s analysis: The Thunderbirds are looking to build off last year’s success, bringing back several seniors and a core of juniors. Due to injuries the T-Birds will look to replace DeMarr Foster and Jacob Venturella who would have had key roles on this year’s roster. DeMarr’s little brother Willie has shown great signs as a freshman, but the team will lean on the experience of Carson Parker and Billy Bourk who started every game last year as sophomores. Sophomores Angelo Collins and Matthew Quatman will have big roles as well. The T-Birds will look to push tempo full court on both ends. They will look to fuel their offense by putting their defensive pressure 94 feet. Coach Kill is looking forward to this year because of the group of young men who love being around each other. Lima Senior...

FINDLAY — The snow was swirling and blowing in numerous random bursts. And through the snow came a plow in the form of the Lima Central Catholic running game. LCC ran over Antwerp to post a 43-7 victory in a Division VII, regional championship game Saturday at Donnell Stadium. LCC (10-4) advances to the state semifinals against New Bremen at 7 p.m. next Saturday at Wapakoneta....