Home Sports Hanging another banner Sports Hanging another banner March 26, 2018 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinReddItEmailPrint Manchester High School held their Winter Sports Awards on Thursday, March 22, but before those took place, the school took time to honor one of its top senior athletes, Ethan Pennywitt. A banner for the school gymnasium was presented to Pennywitt in honor of his accomplishment in the fall of 2016, when he became the first MHS runner in school history to compete in the OHSAA State Cross-Country Meet. Pictured above after the presentation are, from left, Parents Lonnie and Michelle Bilyeu, Ethan Pennywitt, and Vic Bowman, who was the MHS XC Coach at the time. Manchester High School held their Winter Sports Awards on Thursday, March 22, but before those took place, the school took time to honor one of its top senior athletes, Ethan Pennywitt. A banner for the school gymnasium was presented to Pennywitt in honor of his accomplishment in the fall of 2016, when he became the first MHS runner in school history to compete in the OHSAA State Cross-Country Meet. Pictured above after the presentation are, from left, Parents Lonnie and Michelle Bilyeu, Ethan Pennywitt, and Vic Bowman, who was the MHS XC Coach at the time. View Comments West Union broken clouds enter location 73.1 ° F 73.1 ° 73.1 ° 72 % 0.8mph 55 % Fri 68 ° Sat 57 ° Sun 53 ° Mon 61 ° Tue 51 ° Popular Articles Willa “Cricket” J. Chatman February 1, 2024 Cheryl Lana (Dillow) Daulton November 9, 2023 Kevin Cox September 28, 2023 Anita Kirker August 27, 2023 ODH Director encourages precautions In extreme heat August 23, 2023
Manchester High School held their Winter Sports Awards on Thursday, March 22, but before those took place, the school took time to honor one of its top senior athletes, Ethan Pennywitt. A banner for the school gymnasium was presented to Pennywitt in honor of his accomplishment in the fall of 2016, when he became the first MHS runner in school history to compete in the OHSAA State Cross-Country Meet. Pictured above after the presentation are, from left, Parents Lonnie and Michelle Bilyeu, Ethan Pennywitt, and Vic Bowman, who was the MHS XC Coach at the time.