Lima Senior’s Alli Fronzaglia, right, protects the goal against Myah Boggs from Delphos St. John’s during Tuesday’s match at Spartan Stadium.
LIMA — Sara Burnett had a pair of goes and an assist as Delphos St. John’s opened its girls high school soccer season with a 5-0 victory Tuesday against Lima Senior.
Kennedy Sterling had a goal and an assist, Emily Burnett and Kierstin Jackson each had a tally and Myah Boggs contributed two assists. Lima Senior’s Alli Fronzaglia made a school record 49 saves.
Boys soccer
St. Marys 9,
Toledo Central Catholic 2
Quinn Holtzapple had three goals and an assist, Vincent Holtzapple had a trio of tallies, Cody Birt, Wyatt Chapman and Reese Triplett each had a goal and Easton Craft, Doug Ruppert, Bradley Triplett and AJ Dieringer each had an assist for the Roughriders in the season opener.
Delta 2, Continental 1
Braxton Stegbauer had Continental’s goal.
Boys golf
Lima Central Catholic 177,
Shawnee 197
LIMA — Medalist Parker Judy (35), Bridget Mulcahy (40), Cam Stewart (48) and Austin Craig (54) combined for the winning total the Oaks Golf Club (par 36). Seth Grieshop led Shawnee with a 40.
Tri match
Ottoville (175) defeated Tinora (181) and Bryan (182). Keaton Schnipke (42), Grant Leis (43), Michael Turnwald (43) and Blake Kortokrax (47) combined for the Big Green’s total.
Delphos St John’s 163,
New Breman 218
Medalist Jack Gerker (36), Tyce McClaine (38), Collin Feathers (39) and Caden Wright (50) combined for the winning team total. Alex Homan led New Bremen with a 51.
Tri match
OTTAWA — Will Otto (40), Andrew Weis (40), Thomas Weis (42) and Jesse Lammers (44) combined for Miller City’s winning team score of 166 at par 36 Pike Run Golf Club against Leipsic (167) and Patrck Henry (187). Leipsic’s Brevin Brandt was medalist with a 39.
Delphos Jefferson 190,
Fort Jennings 213
DELPHOS — Jefferson’s Isaac Gallmeier and Brady Duvall shared medalist honors with 47s. Caden Carder, Casey Knippen and Kayden Slygh each shot 48 also for the Wildcats. Ryan Aldrich led Fort Jennings with a 49.
Kalida 159,
Columbus Grove 187
Medalist Connor Nartker (38), Jack Stechschulte (39), Ethan Warnecke (40) and Kayla Nartker (42) combined for the winning total. Taylor Schroeder led CG with a 44.
Bath 176, Celina 198
Bath’s Brayden Kaple was medalist with a 40. No other individual scores were reported by deadline.
Antwerp 174, Crestview 204
VAN WERT — Mathew Dealey led Crestview with a 47.
Botkins 173, Fort Recovery 175
SIDNEY — Isaac LeFevre led Fort Recovery with a 39 at the par 35 Moose Lodge course.
Coldwater 161,
New Knoxville 255
Tyler Overman (38), Hayden Beougher (40), Ben Giere (41) and Nathan Overman (42) combined for the winning total.
Girls golf
Lincolnview 220,
Ottawa-Glandorf 231
OTTAWA — Medalist Zoey Tracy (49), Paige Dunn (55), Sydney King (57) and Morgan Anspach (59) combined for the winning total at par 36 Pike Run Golf Club. Mollie Losh led O-G with a 53.
Parkway 222,
Delphos Jefferson 268
Parkway’s Emily Clutter was medalist with a 49 and teammate Madison Louth posted a 52. No other individual scores were reported by deadline.
Girls tennis
St. Marys 5, Sidney 0
Singles players Charley Spencer, Maddie White and Cora Rable and the doubles teams of Jodi Perry and Liz Brown and Chloe Gibson and Sophie James.
Defiance 3, Bluffton 2
DEFIANCE — Singles players Brooke Camper and Caitlyn Couch won for Bluffton.
College football
ONU players
recognized
ADA — Nine Ohio Northern players were named to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society for the 2021 season.
Logan Hughes, Brody Hahn, Jack Lehr, James McDougald, Zak Smith, Drew Staczek, Ada graduate Aaron Everhart, Elijah Harris and Jake Tanski received the honor.
Nominated by their respective schools, NFF Hampshire Honor Society members must have completed their final year of playing eligibility in fall 2021, attained a minimum undergraduate cumulative grade point average of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, met all NCAA/NAIA-mandated progress towards degree requirements and been starters or significant contributors throughout the 2021 season.
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