Lima Senior’s Ti’ana Spivey goes up for the spike against Start’s Aal’Jah Andrews during Monday’s Division I sectional semifinal at Lima Senior High School. Spivey had seven kills on the night.
Richard Parrish | The Lima News
Volleyball
Division I Sectionals
Lima Senior 3, Toledo Start 0
Lima Senior won 25-15, 25-7 and 25-13. Spartan Tillie Nelson had seven kills, 19 digs, four blocks and two aces and Ti’ana Spivey had seven kills and four aces. Mallory Gibson dished out 21 assists.
Division III Sectionals
Allen East 3, Paulding 0
HARROD — Allen East won 27-25, 25-15 and 25-18. Mustang Hannah Williams had 27 assists and Savana Brooks, Kenzie Koonts and Soraya Jackson all had eight kills. Ella Richardson had five kills and six aces.
Van Buren 3, Bluffton 1
VAN BUREN — Van Buren won 20-25, 25-14, 25-11 and 25-20. Bluffton’s Ayla Grandy had 14 kills and Kendall Stackhouse had nine kills. Gracie Yarnell had five kills, three aces and eight digs. Olivia Hobensack had 15 assists and Gracie Yarnell had 13 assists, three aces and eight digs.
All-WBL
Wapakoneta’s Kaleigh Palmer was named Western Buckeye League player of the year in the Western Buckeye League and Celina’s Phil Bange was tabbed the top coach.
Joining Palmer on teh first team were Brooklyn Bourne (Celina), Payton Bertke (Celina), Mya Ellerbrock (Ottawa-Glandorf), Brynn Clark (St. Marys), Kelly Cooper (Shawnee) and Grace Freiberger (Shawnee).
Making the second team were Ameila Lutz (Celina), Elizabeth Hoffman (Defiance), Addisyn Freeman (Elida), Sienna Fry (Ottawa-Glandorf), Lily Rammel (St. Marys) and Reyna Woodruff (Wapakoneta),
Garnering third team honors were Claire Foust (Bath), Ava Knapke (Celina), Allison Schiweterman (Celina), Sadie Larrabee (Kenton), Halle Huston (St. Marys) and Carlie Schroeder (Wapakoneta).
All-PCL
Leipsic’s Serenity Siefer was named Putnam County League player of the year and Viking head coach Brent Newell was named coach of the year.
Joining Siefer on the first team were Delaney Bowers (Continental), Malia Romes (Kalida), Kasey Brough (Leipsic), Alivia Jones (Leipsic), Morgan Verhoff (Miller City) and Elise Kramer (Ottoville).
Making the second team were Tori Wenzinger (Miller City), Makailey Bermudez (Columbus Grove), Erica Thorbahn (Ottoville), Marisa Hermiller (Leipsic) Autumn Schulte (Pandora-Gilboa), Corrin Luginbill (Pandora-Gilboa) and Savanna Niese (Miller City).
Girls Soccer
Division III Sectional
Ottoville 3, Kalida 2 (PK)
KALIDA — Ottoville’s Jessa Burgei had two goals. Kalida won on penalty kicks and got gols from Lauren Schulte and Audra Hovest. Livia Recker and Alex Gardner each had an assist. Ottoville golaie Maddison Hoersten made 20 saves and Kalida keeper Kassidy Hipsher made two.
Miller City 6, Fort Jennings 0
MILLER CITY — Miller City’s Ava Rosegarten scored two goals and Taylor Wilhelm, Anna Niese, Maddie Erford and Danica Ehlers all added goals. Nicole Inkrott, Niese and Ehlers were credited with assists. Wildcat keeper Liz Otto made one save.
All-WBL
Ottawa-Glandorf’s Makenna Siefker was named WBL player of the year and her coach, Michelle Maag, was named coach of the year.
Joining Siefker on the first team were Rachel Clark (Bath), Raven Harris (Celina), Analei Jackson (Elida), Gabi Wetherhill (Kenton), Myka Aldrich (Ottawa-Glandorf), Bri Douglass (Ottawa-Glandorf), Mackenzie Recker (Ottawa-Glandorf), Bella Hile (Shawnee), Aerial Fast (St. Marys), Ella Jacobs (St. Marys) and Maddison Springer (Wapakoneta).
Making the second team were Hailey Hale (Bath), Taylor Kingshirn (Celina), Paige Durham (Elida), Abi Temple (Kenton), Clara Beach (Ottawa-Glandorf), Lily Haselman (Ottawa-Glandorf), Kamryn Morris (Shawnee), Alexis Hammons (Shawnee), Gabby Keller (St. Marys), Morgan Hesse (St. Marys) and Hannah Wood (Wapakoneta).
On the third team were Emma Gast (Bath), Karlie Wallace (Bath), Elllie Hitchcock (Celina), Lindsay Roth (Defiance), Hannah Jones (Elida), Jojo Knight (Elida), Avery Smith (Kenton), Emma Brinkman (Ottawa-Glandorf), Carlie Brinkman (Ottawa-Glandorf), Chloe Nance (Shawnee), Amelia Ankerman (St. Marys) and Audrey Sparks (Wapakoneta).
All-PCL
Columbus Grove’s Lauryn Auchmuty was named PCL player of the year and her head coach, Chris Halker, was named coach of the year.
Joining Auchmuty on the first team were Hanna Schroeder (Columbus Grove), Bryan Tegenkamp (Continental), Destiny Pief (Continental), Allie Stechschulte (Kalida), Livia Recker (Kalida), Maddie Erford (Miller City), Isabel Reyna (Miller City), Danica Ehlers (Miller City), Jessa Burgei (Ottoville) and Eryn Kemper (Ottoville).
Making the second team were Gwen Langhals (Columbus Grove), Devanie Pingle (Columbus Grov), Ruth Myers (Columbus Grove), Makenzie Shock (Continental), Alli Scott (Continental), Elizabeth Meyer (Fort Jennings0< Audra Hovest (Kalida), Allie Kuhlman (Kalida), Ava Rosengarten (Miller City), Liz Otto (Miller City) and Skylar Turnwald (Ottoville).
Boys Soccer
Division II Sectionals
St. Marys 13, Van Wert 0
ST. MARYS — St. Marys’ Quinn Holtzapple and A.J. Dieringer recorded two goals and two assists and Will Menker had two toals and one assist. Rhett Chisolm and Wyatt Chapman each had a goal and an assist. Maddox Herteinstein and Cayden Ballweg each had goals and Jack Herteinstein had an assist. Easton Craft had two0 goals and an assist.
All-WBL
Shawnee’s Austin Miller was named WBL player of the year and the Indians coach, Ryan Quatman, was named top coach.
Joining Miller on the first team were Cohen Callahan (Bath), Zach Greber (Celina), Ethan Thomas (Elida), Connor Defibaugh (Kenton), Colby Quay (Kenton), Dave Westrick (Ottawa-Glandorf), Matteo Fusillo (Shawnee), Collin Scheid (Shawnee), Quinn Holtzapple (St. Marys). A.J. Dieringer (St. Marys) and Kyle Beach (Wapakoneta).
Making the second team were Max Baumstark (Celina), Grant Hardeman (Elida), Aidan Wood (Kenton), Seth Manns (Kenton), Jackson Heringhaus (Ottawa-Glandorf), Caleb Miller (Shawnee), Alex McGuire (Shawnee) Sam Temwalde (Shawnee) Cody Birth (St. Marys), Wyatt Chapman (St. Marys), Taylor Echols (Wapakoneta), and Austin Bump (Wapakoneta).
On the third team were Landyn Vreeland (Bath), Austin Loughridge (Celina), Tanner Layman (Elida), Gabe Adcock (Elida), Joel Bowman (Kenton), Ethan Yoder (Kenton), Isaac Macke (Ottawa-Glandorf), Jacm Tenwalde (Shawnee), Luca Fusillo (Shawnee), Braden Keller (St. Marys), Reese Triplett (St. Marys) and Angel Coca (Wapakoneta).
All-PCL
Continental’s Rhenn Armey was named PCL player of the year and Kalida head coach Ryan Birkemeier was named coach of the year.
Joining Armey on the first team were Braxton Stegbauer (Continental), Konnor Knipp Williams (Continental), Drew Fersch (Kalida), Jaden Smith (Kalida), Braylon Smith (Kalida), Ethan Barlage (Miller City), Mason Rieman (Miller City), Kellen Schlagbaum (Ottoville), Carter Horstman (Ottoville), Preston Mansfield (Ottoville).
Making the second team were Peyton Wilson (Continental), Owen Dube (Fort Jennings), Evan Stechschulte (Kalida), Evan Miller (Kalida), Evan Schroeder (Miller City), Ethan Ellerbrock (Miller City), Ashten Searfoss (Miller City), Trey Laudewehr (Ottoville), Garrett Trentman (Ottoville), Quinton Schnipke (Ottoville) and Jadyen Saxton (Ottoville).
Football
High school poll
COLUMBUS — Wapakoneta jumped into the top 10 in the latest Associated Press Ohio High School Football poll released Monday.
The Redskins (8-1), who were ranked No. 8 in Division III, claimed a share of the Western Buckeye League title last week with a win over Celina.
In Division IV, Van Wert (8-1) was ranked No. 5 and St. Marys (7-2) came in at 14th.
Coldwater (9-0) held the top spot in Division V and Marion Local (9-0) was No. 1 in Division VI. The two teams square off this Friday night.
Allen East, who claimed a share of Northwest Conference last week, was ranked No. 9.
In Division VII, New Bremen was ranked No. 6 with Waynesfield-Goshen (9-0), who grabbed a share of the Northwest Central Conference last week, was ranked eighth. Lima Central Catholic (6-3) came in at No. 11 and will face No. 8 ranked Ft. Loramie (7-2) this Friday.
