Mark Delisle wins week 9; one more week remains in Icon high school football contest
The winner of Week 9 of The Icon Football Contest is Mark Delisle. Two contestants correctly picked 9 games this week and Mark was declared the winner by virtue of the 2nd tie-breaker.
Other contestants:
9 correct - Jerry Cupples.
8 correct - Dennis Edinger, Elfrieda Ramseyer, Luke Amstutz and Ray Mumma.
7 correct - Barry Schneck, Bentley Dillman, Dale Badertscher, David Glick, Duane Bollenbacher, Joel Amstutz, Ken Von Lehmden, Ted Prueter and Tom Clark.
6 correct - Bear Kaufman, Chris Boisvert, Chris Christopher, Jim Dillman, Kim Badertscher, Landyn Fleharty, Mark Sommers, Nancy Armour, Nathan Davis, Randy Garmatter, Rich Johnson, Silas Amstutz, Tammy Risner, Theresa Bingman, Todd Fleharty and Will I Am Edwards.
5 correct - Craig Hoffman and Ruth Johnson.
4 correct - John Clevidence.
After Week 9 and with one week remaining of The Icon Football Contest, the leaders are:
63 points - Duane Bollenbacher.
62 points - Kim Badertscher and Nathan Davis.
61 points - Ken Von Lehmden, Mark Delisle and Will I Am Edwards.
60 points - Richard Johnson.
57 points - Tammy Risner.
56 points - Chris Boisvert and Todd Fleharty.
55 points - Dale Badertscher and Jim Dillman.
There are 66 contestants who have accumulated less than 55 points.
Stories Posted This Week
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
Monday, May 5, 2025
Sunday, May 4, 2025
Saturday, May 3, 2025
- Pirate baseball win vs. Tigers
- Bluffton softball edged in battle of Pirates
- Committee meetings scheduled for Bluffton Council
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- Ohio highway patrol promoting motorcycle safety
- Recap of Bluffton Board of Education meeting for April 2025
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Friday, May 2, 2025
- BHS seniors exhibit art at Gallery 323 through May 7
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