St. Marys Jordyn Glass, left, and Fort Jennings’ Hannah Grote compete for the ball during Monday’s match at Fort Jennings High School. No score was reported.
HIGH SCHOOL
Girls Soccer
Columbus Grove 5, Cory-Rawson 3
MT. CORY — Columbus Grove’s Lauren Auchmuty got the a hat trick and Devanie Pingle and Grace Meyers scored. For Cory Rawson, Paige McVetta, Lanie Kempf and Ellie Keuneke recorded scores. Grove keeper Madison Boehm made nine saves and Gwen Langhals had 19 saves for Cory-Rawson.
Shawnee 2, Bowling Green 0
Shawnee’s Alexis Hammons and Ella Moritz each scored a goal and Riley Smith was credited with an assist. Indian keeperChloe Nance made six saves.
Delphos Jefferson 13, Van Wert 0
DELPHOS — Jefferson’s Kaia Kimmett scored five goals and Lyv Lindeman had four goals and one assist. Krystin Moore scored a goal and Rylynn Marquiss had a goal and an assist. Clair Stokes and Aubree Bayman each scored goals.
Celina 9, Greenville 0
CELINA —Celina’s Rachel Rammell scored three times and Taylor Klingshirn and Raven Harris each had two goals. Savannah Jacobs and Kenlee Holstad also scored.
Ada 4, New Knoxville 3
NEW KNOXVILLE — Ada’s Logan Jolliff scored twice and Carson Gossard and Gabe Blankenship each scored goals. Blannkenship added as assist. Clayton McGlain, Nathan Williams and Carter Conley also recorded assists. Ada keeper Colton Long made four saves.
Boys Golf
BVC Tournament
Pandora-Gilboa finished second with a 348. Van Buren was the top team with a 309. Owen Huffman led the Rockets with a score 0f 82. Other team scores were Aiden Harris (85), Anna Parkins (88), Elam Suter (93), Zach Neuenschwander (96) and Derrick Teders (109).
Leipsic 173, Bluffton 181, Crestview 207
FINDLAY — Leipsic’s Brevin Bradin and Nick Schroeder shared medalist honors with scores of 40s. Other Viking team scores were Luke Spoors (44), Diego Lomeli (49), Adam Lammers (50) and Blaine Schroeder (51). Bluffton’s Jaden Coonfare led his team with a 41. Other Pirate scores were Aiden Sponster (46), Jacob Bolsivert (47), Evan Speicher (47), Eli Wenger (50) and Logan Combs (52). For Crestview, Kaelb Swander led the team with a 50. Other team scores were Mathew Dealey (51), Trey Skelton (52), Logan Schlemmer (54), Brady Petrie (54) and Dru Gray (62).
Elida 170, Kenton 203
KENTON — Elida’s Carson Harmon was the medalist with a score of 37. Other Bulldog scores were Carter Davisson (43), Brice Engle (44), Caleb Harmon (46), Griffin Burton (50) and Ben Moening (54). For Kenton, Landon Plaugher led the Wildcats with a 44. Other team scores were Hunter Furr (51), Grady Baum (52), Stone Sauber (56), Jack Whitmer (64) and Parker Benson (70).
Ottawa-Glandorf 183, Wapakoneta 197
WAPAKONETA — Wapakoneta’s Austin West and Zach Niekamp and Ottawa-Glandorf’s Hunter Stechschulte and Ty Verhoff all shot 45s to share medalist honors. Other Redskin scores were Kyle Rex (53), Ian Fosnaugh (54), Eli VanMeter (59) and Peyton Young (58). For the Titans, Justin Yaeger (46), Brad Maag (47), Ean Pester (54) and Jace Van Oss (49).
Bath 193, Shawnee 196
Shawnee’s Evan Jackson was the medalist with a 44. Other team scours were Seth Grieshop (45), Matthew Owen (43), and Mathew Stiles (54). For Bath, Braden Binkley led the team with a 46. Other team scores were Daniel Bolon (49), Connor Raines (49) and Braydon Kaple (49).
Coldwater 159, New Bremen 235
Coldwater’s Keegan Bruggeman was the medalist with a 34. Other Cavalier scores were Ben Giere (38), Hayden Beougher (43), Tyler Overman (44), Keaton Bruns (44) and Nathan Overman 45. Alex Homan led New Bremen with a score of 53. Other Cardinal scores were Maverick Nelson (60), Henry Nelson (41), Brice Voress (61), Ben Hamberg (61) and Greyson Pleiman (63).
Marion Local 170, New Knoxville 253
MINSTER — New Knoxville’s Jay Waterman scored a 53 to lead the team. Other Ranger scores were Josh Fledderjohann (61) Marion Locals Cole Brunswick was the medalistwith a 40.
Versailles 183, Parkway 193
CELINA —Parkway’s Roman Leszinksi was the medalist with a 42. Other team scores were Jackson Kraner (49), Lennox Boroff (50), Rylan Lyons (52), Mason Schumm (54) and Trenton Garwood (55).
Girls Golf
Coldwater 185, New Bremen 215
Coldwater’s Jordan Hemmelgarn was the medalist with a 39. Other team scores were Katalie Ashbaugh (47), Alyssa Steinke (48), Kennedy Voskuhl (51), Brooke Harlemert (57) and Samantha Walte (57).
Wayne Trace 208, Delphos Jefferson 244, Ottoville 263
Ottoville’s Lexie Honigford and Wayne Trace’s Kristin Wannemacher boht shot 50s to share medalist honors. Other Big Green scores were Rachel Steffan (63), Georgia Schnipke (75), and Kylin Edelbrock (75), For Delphos, Zada Grogg led the team with a 59. Other Wldcat scores were Caitlin Jettinghoff (60), Chloe Kroeger (61), Rachel Ryan (64), Avery Eickhold (64) and Ariel Wallace (67).
Minster 186, St. Henry 219
MINSTER — Minster’s Katie Heitkamp was the medalist with a 43. Other team scores were Ashley Meyer (46), Ashlyn Homan (48) and Star Weigandt (49). for St. Henry Courtney Rockwell and Audrey Wended both shot 54. Other Redskin scores were Ginger Beyke (55) and Rachel Hartings 956).
Archbold 194, Patrick Henry 217, Miller City 226
Miller City’s Chelsea Eford led the team with a 48. Other team scores were Anna Keeler (48), Kiane Gable (66)Steph Berger (67) and Izzy Pitman (67).
Girls tennis
Shawnee 4, Celina 1
Shawnee got singles wins from Alora Patel, Ava Patel and Rose Kottapalli and a doubles win from the team of Jenova DeBrosse and Brailynn Murphy. Celina got a doubles win from the duo of Kaleah Dailey and Katie Gunigrich.
Bath 5, Kenton 0
KENTON — Bath got singles wins from Elena Oliver, Anne Oliver and Lexi White and got doubles victories from the pair of Kelsie Carlson and Allyson Harnishfeger and the duo of Ava Giblson and Tea Sibert.
Wapakoneta 4, St. Marys 1
ST. MARYS — Wapakoneta got singles wins from Bailey Barrett, Addie Cooper and Elisabeth Good and a doubles win from the pair of Aie Hamill and Jenna Kohler. St. Marys got a doubles victory from the duo of Molly Schlosser and Audrey Shannon.
Volleyball
Bluffton 3, Riverside 0
DEGRAFF — Bluffton won 25-10, 25-9 and 25-18. Bluffton’s Kendall Stackhouse had 10 kills and Ayla Gradney had 8 kills, two aces, 12 digs and two blocks. Mergan Fruchey had 7 kills and Oliva Hobensack had 10 assists. Grace Yarnell had nine assists and two aces and one block.
Lima Senior 3, Spencerville 0
SPENCERVILLE — Lima Senior won 25-17, 25-11 and 25-23. Lima Senior’s Tillie Nelson had 10 kills and Mallory Gibpson added 18 assists. Makayla Redd recorded three aces and Aniya Fisher had four blocks.
Celina 3, Jay Co. 0
Celina won 25-17, 25-7 and 25-11. Celina’s Amelia Lutz had nine kills and Ava Knapke added eight kills. Evie Holstad had seven kills. Payton Bertke recorded 31 assists, four aces and six digs. Brooklyn Bourne had five aces and 14 digs and Sarah Giesege had three aces and eight digs.
COLLEGE
Volleyball
ONU picked 2nd
ADA — The defending Ohio Athletic Conference regular-season and tournament champion Ohio Northern volleyball team was picked to finish second in the conference in the 2022 OAC Coaches Poll, which was released on Monday.
The Polar Bears received 71 points and two first-place votes in the poll.
Otterbein was picked as the favorite to win the league with 79 points and eight first-place votes.
Mount Union was picked to finish third with 65 points, Muskingum was picked fourth with 57 points and Baldwin Wallace was picked fifth with 45 points.
Coaches do not vote on their own teams in the balloting.
ONU finished the 2021 season with a 22-6 record, including an 8-1 mark in the OAC, and advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament.
