For two Wilmington Hurricane seniors, the path to their senior season has been full of varsity football. Both Cody McCune and Charles Walker have been in the varsity lineup since their sophomore season, and this year they want to continue that trend for at least 10 more games.

For the Wilmington Hurricane, the '13 season will not only mark their second year in the Southwest Ohio Conference (SWOC), but it will also mark their final season in the conference.

For the Wilmington Hurricane, the '13 season will not only mark their second year in the Southwest Ohio Conference (SWOC), but it will also mark their final season in the conference.

Being sophomores when they became full-time varsity players, the Washington Blue Lions duo of Josh Williams and Nathan Wilson want to use that experience to propel their team to a winning season in their final try on the football field.

Washington Blue Lion head coach Corey Dye looks back at the past winter and spring with a smile on his face, along with a sense of accomplishment by his football team, as they've already begun the '13 season with improvement by their work in the weight room.

Washington Blue Lion head coach Corey Dye looks back at the past winter and spring with a smile on his face, along with a sense of accomplishment by his football team, as they've already begun the '13 season with improvement by their work in the weight room.

The Miami Trace Panthers have a wealth of seniors, and with Tyler Lower, John Phillips and Einn White being a part of that group, the Panthers are in good hands this coming fall.

Last season, the Miami Trace motto was "Rebuilding Tradition" … a season in which they finished with six wins in the South Central Ohio League. With a year under their belt in coach Steve Bartlett's system, along with coming off a year in which they felt they could have done more, this year the Panthers' motto is "Unfinished Business," and they are taking that to heart.

Last season, the Miami Trace motto was "Rebuilding Tradition" … a season in which they finished with six wins in the South Central Ohio League. With a year under their belt in coach Steve Bartlett's system, along with coming off a year in which they felt they could have done more, this year the Panthers' motto is "Unfinished Business," and they are taking that to heart.

Fayetteville athletics aren't known for football at first mention, but if you look closer, you can see there is something brewing with their still-young program, and two seniors in Nate Allen and Trevor Koch have been there since nearly the beginning of the program.

The football program in Fayetteville isn't even 10 years old, but they have raised expectations this season with a senior class that will be entering their fourth season and a head coach getting his first shot at running a program.

The football program in Fayetteville isn't even 10 years old, but they have raised expectations this season with a senior class that will be entering their fourth season and a head coach getting his first shot at running a program.

For three seniors at East Clinton, they've been a part of the highs and lows of a football program the past three seasons, and as they begin their final year of play on the gridiron, they are experiencing change.

There is a lot going on for the East Clinton Astros this season. They've had coaching changes, not just with the head coach, but the entire staff, so it is easy to see and know the Astros are rebuilding their entire program in all aspects.

There is a lot going on for the East Clinton Astros this season. They've had coaching changes, not just with the head coach, but the entire staff, so it is easy to see and know the Astros are rebuilding their entire program in all aspects.