WEST CHESTER, OH (FOX19) - Bengals offensive lineman Nate Livings will host the Cincinnati Great Sports Race on Saturday, October 1, to benefit Living's Kids-In-Sports Initiative. The event will take place at Keehner Park in West Chester and is open for adults and kids.

The day will kick off at 1:00 p.m. with a Kids 2K Sports Race for kids in grades 1-6. At 2:00 p.m., the Great 2K Sports Race will take place. At 4:00 p.m. the Great Sports Race After-Party inclusive of food and drinks will be held.

Based on the popular television show, THE AMAZING RACE, teams of two individuals will run a 2K (1.1 mile) cross country race that includes up to 8 challenge stations that involve a combination of skill, intellect and teamwork. At each station, teams will receive a clue card and be directed to perform a task, as team or by a single member, before proceeding to the next station..

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, BUTLER COUNTY, OH (FOX19) - On Sunday 21st, the West Chester Outlaws are hosting Cincinnati’s best 2nd and 3rd grade youth football teams in an event to raise funds for clinical and basic cancer research at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital

It's the First Annual WCO “Tackle Childhood Cancer” Bowl being held at Lakota East High School, Cincinnati-Dayton Road north of State Route 129.

Here is the schedule:

Game 1 - 9:00am: Little Miami vs. Hamilton Blue (3rd grade)
Game 2 - 10:30am: Oak Hills vs. Wyoming (2nd grade)
Game 3 - 12:00pm: Oak Hills vs. Wyoming (3rd grade)
Game 4 - 1:30pm: Little Miami vs. Glen Este (2nd grade)
Game 5 - 3:00pm: Glen Este vs. Middletown (3rd grade)
Game 6 - 4:30pm: Fairfield-Red vs. Hilltop (3rd grade)
Game 7 - 6:00pm: West Chester vs. Edgewood (2nd grade)
Game 8 – 7:30pm: West Chester vs.

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Steve Klonne, one of the most successful head football coaches in Greater Cincinnati prep history, has been named the 2010 season winner of the Paul Brown Excellence in Coaching Award.

The award, given annually by the Bengals to an outstanding high school football coach in the region, includes a $5000 donation by the Bengals to the McNicholas athletic department.

“Steve’s name is synonymous in our area with high school coaching excellence,” said Bengals president Mike Brown. “He not only has been a winner, he has earned tremendous respect. There’s no better example of that than the group (Southwestern Ohio Coaches Association) that has actually named their Coach of the Year award after him.”

A Cincinnati native, Klonne will enter his 42nd year in local high school coaching in 2011.