The approved motion will change the name from Braves to Talawanda Brave, and will stop the future purchase of any new apparel, items, equipment, and signage with the Native American head logo.

The Brave are the third school to jump from the SWOC to the SWBL in the last two years, joining Edgewood and Ross. Cincinnati Enquirer Story by Brendan Connelly, Cincinnati Enquirer ...

Butler County's Talawanda Schools will switch its mascot name from the Talawanda Braves to Talawanda Brave. Breaking News. Investment company buys Hamilton strip shopping center. 64 ...

This AI-generated story has been updated to correct errors in coding, programming or style. The Monroe Hornets defeated the Talawanda Brave 28-0 in an Ohio high school football game on Friday.

But on a 3-2 vote, the school board decided to just use the "T" for Talawanda and change the nickname from "Braves" to "Brave," as in courageous. "This is an emotionally charged topic.

Talawanda High School is dropping its controversial mascot. In a close decision, the Oxford school's board voted Monday night to change the district's mascot from the "Braves" to just the "Brave ...

Junior Adriana Luking and senior Lucia Rodbro also represented the Brave in the girls’ 3200. Luking’s time of 10:57.70 placed her at 11th, while Lucia’s 11:10.48 ranks her at 16th.

How will the Brave compete in the SWBL? During the 2023-2024 school year, Talawanda's teams had mixed results against its soon-to-be conference opponents.

The Talawanda Board of Education voted 3-2 Monday night to change the district's mascot name from "Braves" to "Brave" and phase out its associated imagery.

HARRISON, Ohio — Talawanda football coach Larry Cox looked toward the Talwanda seating section Friday night and triumphantly pumped his fist. The Brave defeated host Harrison 17-7 in a Southwest ...

OXFORD — An Ohio school district is dropping its Native American mascot after a close school board vote. The Talawanda Board of Education recently voted 3-2 to change the name of the district's ...

Talawanda football coach Larry Cox discusses his fresh start with the Division II program after spending 21 seasons with Lakota West.