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Kevin Gamin Feb 16, 2025

2025 OIPA Avon Lake – CANCELLED

Sad news: Today’s OIPA event at Avon Lake was cancelled due to weather.

Happy news: I’m at the Crocker Park Barnes & Noble uploading the photos I took yesterday at the OIPA Wadsworth show!

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Kevin Gamin Feb 14, 2025

2025 OIPA Wadsworth/Avon Lake Weekend

Join me for the next weekend of the 2025 indoor marching arts season at the 2025 Ohio Indoor Performance Association Wadsworth and Avon Lake events! Wadsworth takes place at 6:00 PM Eastern on Saturday, February 15, at Wadsworth High School in Wadsworth, Ohio, while Avon Lake takes place at 10:30 AM on Sunday, February 16, at Avon Lake High School in Avon Lake, Ohio. Both days feature many incredible scholastic and independent indoor color guard and percussion ensembles.

Who: Ohio Indoor Performance Association (OIPA)
What: 2024 Wadsworth and Avon Lake events
When: Saturday, February 15, at 6:00 PM and Sunday, February 16, at 10:30 AM
Where: Wadsworth High School in Wadsworth, Ohio, and Avon Lake High School in Avon Lake, Ohio.

I will be at both events with my camera, so I’ll be easy to find. Be sure to say hello if you see me there! Also, drop a comment below if you’ll be at the show, as well. Also, keep watch on my Flickr account as I will post some of the photos I take throughout both events.

2025 OIPA Olentangy Liberty
Wadsworth HS Winter Guard
Photo Credit: Kevin Gamin

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OIPA, or the Ohio Indoor Performance Association, is a winter guard and indoor percussion association that provides competitive and non-competitive performance opportunities for high school and independent ensembles throughout Ohio.

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Columbus - Feeds Aug 23, 2024

Update on former Buckeyes defensive tackle Michael Hall Jr.’s arrest: Victim allegedly recants part of previous statement - Noah Weiskopf

[🖼 Ohio State defensive linemen Mike Hall Jr. (51) and Tyliek Williams (91) look over to the sideline during the Buckeyes 35-16 win over Rutgers. After getting drafted by the Cleveland Browns 54th overall at the 2024 NFL Draft, he was arrested Tuesday, Aug. 13, and charged with domestic violence. New updates regarding the investigation have emerged in recent days. Credit: Caleb Blake | Lantern File Photo]

Then-Ohio State defensive linemen Mike Hall Jr. (51) and Tyliek Williams (91) look over to the sideline during the Buckeyes 35-16 win over Rutgers on Nov. 4, 2023. Hall was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence and arrested Aug. 13, though new updates regarding the investigation emerged Wednesday. Credit: Caleb Blake | Lantern File Photo

Please note this story contains mention of domestic violence and other potentially triggering information. If you or someone you know has been affected by domestic violence, there are resources available. The National Domestic Violence 24/7 Hotline can be reached by dialing 1-800-799-7233.

New details have come to light in the investigation of Michael Hall Jr.

The Cleveland Browns defensive tackle and former Ohio State football player was arrested Aug. 13 on misdemeanor domestic violence charges, according to previous Lantern reporting. The victim — Hall’s fiancée and the mother of his 11-month-old child, according to an Aug. 12 Avon Police Department report — has recanted her accusation that Hall held a gun to her head, according to a Wednesday 3News report.

Additionally, the 3News report indicates Hall’s fiancée was arrested last year by Columbus Airport Authority Police after allegedly hitting Hall on the left side of his head with a glass bottle.

The Lantern is currently working to independently verify the details of this investigation.

Hall remains on Cleveland’s roster and played in the team’s most recent preseason game on Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings.

Originally, the victim told police that Hall dragged her down the driveway and pointed a gun at her head while saying, “I will f****** end it all. I don’t care.”

According to the Aug. 12 police report, Avon officers were alerted by the Lorain County 911 dispatch that a request for police assistance was made at an Avon address.

The dispatcher, who disconnected with the caller, alerted police they heard screaming in the background prior to the hangup. The caller — identified in the report as the victim’s mother — also alleged that Hall hit the victim with a baby bottle.