Groton — School officials reported they learned Friday that a member of the S.B. Butler Elementary School community tested positive for COVID-19.

"We have worked with Ledge Light Health District to determine and have already notified all close contacts within the school," Superintendent Michael Graner said in a notification to parents, guardians and staff. "The affected person has been instructed to isolate at home following public health guidelines."You must be a member and be logged in before you can post comments.

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Winter team, boys: Batavia basketball – The boys got three wins last week over Williamsburg, Goshen and Lynchburg Clay to remain undefeated (4-0) on the season.

Winter team, girls: Mercy McAuley bowling – The girls had three wins last week over Fairfield, Mount Notre Dame and St. Ursula to start 3-0 on the season.

Football team: Beechwood - The team advanced to the 2A Kentucky state championship game on the heels of Cameron Hergott's play. He threw for 290 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 96 and two scores in last week’s 35-34 win over West Carter in the state semifinals.

Football player: Cam Hergott, Beechwood - Hergott, a Mr. Football candidate, entered the 2A Kentucky state championship game with Lexington Christian with 2,313 passing yards and 24 touchdowns against only four interceptions. He has completed 149 out of 194 pass attempts (76.8 percent). Hergott has rushed for 981 yards and 14 touchdowns, averaging over eight yards per attempt. Hergott threw for the game-winning two-pointer with less than two minutes to play in Beechwood's 35-34 win over West Carter in the state semifinals.

Boys basketball player, big school: Ethen Hale, West Clermont – The senior center had 20 points and 7 rebounds, going 8-for-8 from the field and 4-for-6 from the line in the 68-41 win over Little Miami.

Boys basketball player, small school: Mason Weisbrodt, Batavia – The junior forward scored a double-double - 28 points and 13 rebounds - in the Dec. 11 win over Goshen. He also had 18 and 19 points respectively in the wins over Williamsburg and Lynchburg Clay.

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Girls basketball player, big school: Daysia Thompson, Winton Woods – The junior had a double, double in the basketball game against Milford High School on Dec. 9. She led the team with 23 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 steals in the 45-38 win. Daysia is currently second in the league in steals averaging 4 steals per game.

Girls basketball player, small school: Paige Rodriguez, Batavia - She had a season-high 19 points and 18 rebounds in the Dec. 10 loss to Western Brown, adding 2 steals and 3 blocks. She leads the Southern Buckeye Athletic and Academic Conference in rebound average.

Boys bowler: Nathan Hartness, West Clermont – The senior bowled a 482 series (267, 215) Dec. 7 in the win over Eastern Cincinnati Conference rival Little Miami.

Girls bowler: Natalie DiGiacomo, Turpin – She bowled a 222 game (385 series) in the loss to West Clermont Dec. 9.

Boys swimmer/diver: Tristan Menninger, St. Xavier – The senior won the 100-yard freestyle and 50-yard freestyle at the Dec. 9 meet at St. Xavier.

Girls swimmer/diver: Ashley Schoenlein, Mason – The senior was named swimmer of the meet against Kings Dec. 12 after winning the 200 individual medley and 100 backstroke.

Wrestler: Wyatt Walker, Edgewood – He pinned his Brookville opponent in the 182-pound weight class to help Edgewood win the Edgewood Invitational (174.5).

Ice hockey: Jackson Shock, Sycamore – The senior had 5 goals and an assist in the 9-3 win over Elder Dec. 9 and an assist in the Dec. 12 loss to Alter.