HIGH SCHOOL
Football
COLUMBUS — Lima Central Catholic climbed to No. 4 and Lima Perry reached No. 7 in the Division VII in the latest Ohio High School Football poll released Monday.
The Thunderbirds (4-1) are coming off a big win over Arlington Friday night and were ranked seventh last week. LCC has a bye this week prior to starting the postseason.
The Commodores (6-0) jumped from 12th to seventh this week to enter the top 10 for the first time. Perry beat KIPP Academy last week and like LCC has a bye to begin the playoffs.
Both Marion Local and Coldwater remained No. 1 in the Division VII and Division VI, respectively.
Boys Soccer
Ottawa-Glandorf 5, Defiance 1
DEFIANCE — Ottawa-Glandorf’s Carson Fuka scored two goals and Blaize Heuerman, Jeramy Hermiller and Derek Crumrine all scored. Heuerman and Hermiller, along with Carter Lammers, Kiefer Phillips and Jackson Heringhaus all recorded assists.
Titan goalie Dylan Birkemeier made three saves.
St. Marys 4, Bath 1
St. Marys got two goals from Joey Vanderhorst and one assists and got scores from Andrew Ibrahim and A.J. Dieringer. Austin Hertenstein was credited with an assist. Roughrider keeper Correy Nelson made two saves.
Shawnee 4, Kenton 0
Shawnee’s Anthony Best scored twice and Jake Miller and Carter Jensen also recorded goals. Miller, along with Alex McGuire and Brayden Ward were credited with assists. Shawnee goalie Landon Hoehn earned the shutout with eight saves.
Ottoville 6, Lima Central Catholic 0
Ottoville’s Caden Edelbrock and Kellen Schlagbaum each scored twice and Will Miller and Trey Landwehr added scores.
Girls Soccer
Lima Central Catholic 1, Continental 0
Lima Central Catholic’s Kiegh Macklin scored the lone goal for the Thunderbirds. LCC keeper Kelly Jo Koeng made seven saves to preserve the shutout. Continental goalie Alli Scott made four saves.
LCC goes to 7-6 on the season and Continental falls to 4-6.
Delphos Jefferson 5, Crestview 0
DELPHOS — Delphos Jefferson’s Liv Lindeman had two goals and an assist and Kyrstin Moore had a goal and an assist. Noel Warnement and Rylynn Marquiss also scored for the Wildcats.
Jefferson improves to 4-7-1.
Allen East 11, Paulding 9
No stats were reported.
Girls Tennis
Celina 5, Lima Senior 0
CELINA — Celina got singles wins from Kaylyn Saunders, Whitney Jones and Audrey Albers and doubles wins from the team of Kaylin Avers and Amy Hardings and the pair of Madina Davlatboyeva and Michelle Elston.
Volleyball
Leipsic 3, Riverdale 0
MT. BLANCHARD — Leipsic won 25-3, 25-4 and 25-5. Leipsic’s Marisa Hermiller had 11 kills, 20 assists and five aces and Liz Scheckelhoff had nine kills and five aces. Kasey Brough had six kills, Joce Hermiller had seven digs and four aces and Peyton Heitmeyer had six kills. Serenity Siefer had 13 assists.
Leipsic improves to 14-2 overall and 7-1 in the Blanchard Valley Conference.
Elida 3, Perry 0
Elida won 25-15, 25-15 and 25-13. Elida’s Kylie Vorhees had 18 kills and Addisyn Freeman had 10 kills and four aces. Cadence Miller had 35 assists and one ace and Lana Burtchin had five aces. For Perry, Mary Hoersten had seven kills, six assists and four blocks and Bell Plaugher had 11 assists, five kills and three digs. Bryce James had 20 digs.
Bluffton 3, Patrick Henry 0
BLUFFTON — Bluffton won 25-20, 25-16 and 28-26. Bluffton’s Kylie Stackhouse had 21 kills, eight digs and Taylor Schwab added 13 kills and 13 digs. Skyler Scoles recorded 37 assists, 13 digs and three aces. Kylie Monday had 11 digs and Cara Young had two aces. Cora Bischoff recorded two blocks.
Bluffton improves to 11-5.
Bath 3, Wayne Trace 1
Bath won 21-25, 25-19, 25-18 and 25-22.
Wayne Trace’s Paige Albert had four aces and 10 assists and Gracie Shepherd had three aces, 12 kills, one block and five digs. Kacy Hornish had 17 assists and two digs.
Temple Christian 3, Spencerville 0
Temple Christian won 25-20, 25-19 and 25-19.
Temple Christians’s Lindsey Stump had three kills and six aces and Cecelia Worsham had 11 kills, three aces and seven digs. Emma White had three kills, two aces and three digs and Haley Walters had three kills, three digs and two blocks. Kaylee Linhart had 18 assists and six digs and Jessica Holloway and three, assists, three aces and 14 digs. Jordyn Hayes had six digs.
Paulding 3, Hicksville 1
Paulding won 26-28, 25-10, 25-18 and 25-18.
Paulding’s Saide Estle had 13 kills, two blocks, four blocking assists, two aces and three digs and Leigha Egnor had 11 kills, three blocks, six aces and nine digs. Jalynn Parrett had 10 kills, 13 digs and one ace. Maggie Manze had four kills and seven aces and Clair Schweller had 38 assists and two kills. Janae Pease had 19 digs.
COLLEGE
Bluffton linksters compete
TIFFIN, Ohio – Darkness halted day one of the Kyle Ryman Memorial on Monday, after a two-hour fog delay pushed the start time back at Tiffin, Ohio, on a day when many of the area school cancelled classes. Bluffton made it through the first 18 without a hitch, but the fog delay kept the Beavers from completing all 36 holes on Monday.
Sophomore Clay Quellhorst (St. Marys/Memorial) led the Beavers with an 80 on the first 18 Monday. Junior Spencer Daniels (Ashland) was two shots back with an 82, while senior Takoda Pratt (Mansfield/Shelby) and sophomore Nathan Eberle (Grove City) checked in with identical 85’s. Nick Offenburger (Lexington) rounded out the Bluffton five with an 88 for round one.
With a few holes to finish from Monday, those will be completed first before heading right into the final 18 at Tiffin on Tuesday.
