ELIDA — Shawnee swept the doubles division as part of its first-place finish at Saturday’s Elida Invitational.
The Indians finished with 16 points followed by Elida (10), Gahanna (10) and Wapakoneta (0).
Claiming doubles titles were Mac Davis and Mason Stahl (A division), Salah Muhammad and Gabe Rutter (B division) and Seth Greishop and Shashank Chanomolu (C division). Gahanna’s Brandon Carpico won the singles division.
Baseball
Perry 18,
Ridgemont 0
PERRY TOWNSHIP — Winning pitcher Joey Hoersten allowed two hits and a walk while striking out 13 in five innings. He also had three hits, including a double and a home run, and three RBI. Ryan Yingst had three hits, including a double and a triple, and four RBI. Mason Stuck had Ridgemont’s hits, including a double.
Ottawa-Glandorf 10,
Marion Local 9
OTTAWA — The Titans scored six times in the bottom of the sixth and then held the Flyers to one run in the top of the seventh. Brad Maag had two hits and two RBI and Carter Schimmoeller had a hit and two RBI for O-G. Colton Pohlman had a double and two RBI and Hayden Poeppelman had a double and an RBI for Marion Local.
Kenton 6, Ada 4
KENTON — Luke Leffler had two hits and an RBI and Brent Rader had a double and an RBI for the host Wildcats. Zach Neiswander and Levi Green each had two hits for the Bulldogs.
Antwerp 7, Kalida 1
ANTWERP — Gabe Roof had two hits, including a double, and an RBI for Kalida in a game shortened to five innings due to inclement weather.
Fort Jennings 5,
New Knoxville 4
FORT JENNINGS — Jon Grote had three hits, including a double, and Jake Wiechart had a pair of hits for the host Musketeers. Ryan Osborne had a double and an RBI and Preston Ruschilling had a hit and an RBI for New Knoxville.
Allen East 7, Bath 6
HARROD — Jacob Hershberger had a double, a home run and two RBI and Elijah Lawrence had two hits, including a double, for Allen East. Carter Parlapiano had a pair of RBI for Bath.
New Bremen 6,
Franklin Monroe 1
NEW BREMEN — Winning pitcher Trevor Bergman did not give up a walk and allowed seven hits while striking out three in seven innings. Jonny Heitkamp had two hits and two RBI and teammate Nick Alig had a pair of hits.
Celina 6, Houston 4
CELINA — Carter Altstaetter knocked in three runs with his two-out, bases loaded pinch hit double in the sixth inning for Celina.
Celina 13, Houston 3
CELINA — Dylan Feister had two doubles for Celina, giving him three for the doubleheader. He also had three RBI. a trio of stolen bases and three runs on the day.
Softball
Leipsic 13,
Cory-Rawson 0
LEIPSIC — Winning pitcher Jocelyn Hermiller allowed one hit and two walks while striking out six in five innings. She also had a home run and four RBI. Marisa Hermiller had three hits, including a double, Sidney Fausey had two doubles and an RBI, Ava Henry had two hits and an RBI and Kyrsten Martinez had a double and two RBI.
Franklin Monroe 3,
Marion Local 1
PITSBURG — Marion Local’s Ashlyn Bohman allowed one earned run, three hits and three walks while striking out eight in six innings. Allison Dirsken had two hits, including a double, and an RBI also for the Flyers.
Ottoville 10, Holgate 4
OTTOVILLE — Grace Brinkman had a home run and four RBI and Hannah Wenzlick had three hits, including a double, for the host Big Green.
Ridgemont 10,
Upper Scioto Valley 5
MCGUFFEY — Brooke Nelson had a double, a triple and three RBI and Kylie Shreve had two hits, including a double, and two RBI for Ridgemont. Caitlyn Cunningham had two hits, including a triple, and an RBI for USV.
New Bremen 6,
Fort Loramie 5
NEW BREMEN — The host Cardinals plated four runs in their last at bat in the bottom of the seventh. Alayna Ross had three hits and an RBI and Ella Pape had two hits, including a triple, and two RBI for New Bremen.
Fort Loramie 17,
New Bremen 4
NEW BREMEN — Mackenzie Bornhorst had a double and an RBI and Kyla Stachler had a hit and an RBI for New Bremen.
Shawnee 17,
Jackson Center 0
SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP — Winning pitcher Lynden Bassitt and Olivia Miller combined to allow two hits and five walks while striking out three in five innings. Kaylee Grant had two hits, including a home run, and three RBI, Haylee Wurm had two hits and two RBI and Bailey Bullock had a hit and three RBI.
Coldwater 6,
Wapakoneta 1
WAPAKONETA — Winning pitcher Madison Wendel did not give up an earned run and allowed three hits and three walks while striking out 15 in seven innings. She also had two hits, including a triple, and an RBI. Maddie Sheffer had two hits and two RBI also for the Cavaliers.
Wapakoneta 14,
Coldwater 2
WAPAKONETA — Addison Fisher had two hits, including a double, and five RBI, Carlie Schroeder had three hits, including two doubles, and three RBI and Allie Wilson had three hits, including a double, and an RBI for the Redskins.
Colleges
Softball
ONU clinches OAC
regular season title
ADA — Ohio Northern won the Ohio Athletic Conference regular season championship, sweeping a doubleheader with Heidelberg by scores of 6-3 and 2-1 on Senior Day at the ONU Softball Field.
The Polar Bears improve to 21-9 overall and finished with a 16-2 record in the OAC.
Northern entered Saturday with a one-game lead over Muskingum in the standings and secured the conference title with its Game 1 win over Heidelberg (20-16 overall, 9-9 OAC) after the Muskies split their doubleheader with Wilmington.
This marks the Polar Bears’ 11th regular-season conference title in program history. It is their first regular-season conference championship since they were co-champs in 2014 and first outright title since 2012.
Men’s tennis
UNOH 4,
Indiana Tech 2
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The championship match of the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference Tournament came down to the final two singles matches as top-seeded UNOH won the tournament title against second-seeded Indiana Tech.
UNOH got wins from Sergio Conde at No. 1 singles, David Ayguavives at No. 5sSingles, and Nils Messin at No. 6 singles. With UNOH up 3-2, the remaining two singles competitions tightened up. Anastasis Lavdas was one game up on David Ayguavives of UNOH at the No. 5 slot when Marcos Salazar gave the Racers the win with a 7-2 tiebreaker against Juan Avellaneda.
It’s the seventh tournament title for UNOH in the last eight years with the 2020 tournament being canceled due to COVID-19. With the win, UNOH receives the WHAC’s automatic berth to the May 17-21 NAIA National Championship in Mobile, Ala.
ONU 5, John Carroll 4
ADA — Ohio Northern captured the OAC regular season title with a the victory Friday.
The Polar Bears improve to 20-4 overall and won the OAC title with a 6-0 record, while the Blue Streaks fall to 8-8 (5-1 OAC).
With the win, ONU also ran its winning streak to a seven matches. Ada graduate Zach Beaschler collected singles and doubles victories for the hosts.
Women’s tennis
Indiana Tech 4,
UNOH 0
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Top-seeded Indiana Tech repeated as the WHAC champions by defeating No. 2 UNOH 4-0.
Indiana Tech won the doubles point and finished three singles competitions.
The Warriors now receive the league’s automatic berth to the NAIA Women’s National Championship in Mobile, Ala.
Women’s lacrosse
Mount Union 19,
Ohio Northern 6
ALLIANCE — Meredith Miller and Avary Snyder each scored twice to lead the Ohio Northern in the quarterfinals of the OAC Tournament at Mount Union Stadium. The sixth-seeded Polar Bears end their season with a 7-10 record,
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