OK, this has to be one of the more interesting and amusing tidbits I’ve come across.
Lake Center Christian School in Hartville has two student-athletes on the baseball and softball teams, respectively, who are siblings.
Brad Miller is a left fielder and pitcher and his sister, Mary Miller, plays center field.
Then there’s Jesse Coblentz, who is a pitcher on the baseball team, and Brittany Coblentz, who is a pitcher on the softball team.
I called the school to see about writing a feature on the four athletes thinking how interesting it would be to write about two sets of siblings playing the same sports at the same schools.
Well, after talking to one of the secretaries at the school, she informed me that Jesse and Brittany share the same last name, but aren’t even related.
Go figure.
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