Elida’s Alex Dunahay competes in Saturday’s Lima City Tennis Invitational at the University of Northwestern Ohio. See more invitational photos at limascores.com.
Jackelyn Johnson | The Lima News
Softball
Elida 13,
Spencerville 0
SPENCERVILLE — Winning pitcher Kylie Biglow allowed one hit and no walks while striking out eight in five innings. She also had three hits and an RBI. Carly Chiles had two doubles and two RBI and Kaelynn Smith had a double, a triple and three RBI. Katherine Lee doubled for Spencerville.
Elida 15,
Spencerville 1
SPENCERVILLE — Winning pitcher Leah Ramirez allowed no earned runs, one hit and no walks while striking out 13 in five innings. She also had three hits, including two doubles, and three RBI. Chiles had two hits, including a home run, and three RBI and Smith had two hits, including a home run, and three RBI. Ashley Fetzer had Spencerville’s hit.
Bath 14, Findlay 7
ARCHBOLD — Claire Armentrout had two doubles, a triple and three RBI, Elena Oliver had three hits and an RBI, Ava Gibson had two hits, including a double, and three RBI and Anne Oliver had a double and two RBI for Bath.
Crestview 15,
Marion Local 10
MIDDLE POINT — Katelyn Castle had two hits and two RBI, Laci McCoy had a hit and three RBI and Olivia Heckler had a hit and two RBI for Crestview. Emerson Bruns had three hits, including a home run and a double, and three RBI, Hannah Rindler had three hits and an RBI and Kailee Beyke had a double and three RBI for Marion Local.
Lincolnview 10,
Marion Local 0
MIDDLE POINT — Winning pitcher Sydney Fackler allowed one hit and no walks while striking out four in five innings. Addysen Stevens had two hits and three RBI, Taylor Post had three hits, including a double, and an RBI and Zada Walker had two hits and an RBI. Beyke had Marion Local’s hit.
Lincolnview 12,
Celina 9
MIDDLE POINT — Braxton Sherrick had a home run, a double and three RBI, Addysen Stevens had two hits and two RBI and Sylvia Longstreth had two hits, including a double, and an RBI for Lincolnview. Payton Bertke had three hits and two RBI, Lucy Piper had three hits and an RBI and Paige Kuehne had two hits and two RBI for Celina.
Delphos Jefferson 4,
Lima Senior 3
Ariel Wallace had a double for Delphos Jefferson. Tillie Nelson had three hits, including a home run and a double, and Mallory Gipson tripled for Lima Senior.
Archbold 3, Bath 0
ARCHBOLD — Claire Armentrout had two hits for Bath.
Tinora 11,
Allen East 10
DEFIANCE — Savana Brooks had three hits, including a home run and a double, and five RBI, Taylor Nickles had a hit and three RBI, Nikki Thaxton had three hits and Maggie Wanamaker had a double and two RBI for Allen East.
Tinora 8,
Allen East 0
DEFIANCE — Aubrey Rex and Brooks each had a hit for Allen East.
Fort Recovery 8,
Continental 3
AYERSVILLE — Winning pitcher Jenna Homan allowed one earned run, five hits and six walks while striking out seven in seven innings. Emma Will had a double, a triple and two RBI. Lauren Williams had three hits and two RBI and Reese Knowles had a hit and an RBI for Continental, which also defeated Paulding 11-8 and lost 11-2 to Ayersville. On Friday, Guggenbiller became Fort Recovery’s career home run leader with 12 in the Indians’ 8-7 victory against Fort Loramie.
Ayersville 7,
Fort Recovery 6
AYERSVILLE — Guggenbiller had a home run and three RBI and teammate Ava Grisez also homered and knocked in two runs.
Fort Recovery 5, Edon 3
AYERSVILLE — Grisez had two hits and an RBI and Guggenbiller homered.
Boys tennis
Celina 3, Defiance 2
CELINA — Singles players Jack Zhang, Rylan Chapman and Isaiah Glass all won for Celina.
Bryan 3, Bluffton 2
BRYAN — The doubles teams of Braeden Ackerman and Branson Hilty and Hudson Phillips and Ayden Diller won for Bluffton.
Lima City Invitational
LIMA — Results were not reported by deadline.
Baseball
Miller City 5,
Antwerp 0
MILLER CITY — Winning pitcher Brayden Niese allowed two hits and a walk while striking out five in seven innings. He also had two hits, including a double, and two RBI. Jared Niese and Ethan Ellerbrock each had a hit and an RBI.
Shawnee 9,
Marion Local 1
MARIA STEIN — Winning pitcher Kaden Fritchie allowed five hits and two walks while striking out seven in seven innings. Sage Ebling had two hits and an RBI and Ben Molaski and Caleb Bacome each had a hit and an RBI also for the Indians. Jake Topp had a hit and an RBI and Parker Hess doubled for Marion Local.
Delphos St. John’s 5,
St. Marys 3
DELPHOS — Grant Ulm had a hit and two RBI and Cam Elwer had a hit and an RBI for DSJ. Ethan Hollandsworth had a hit and two RBI and Kasey Gross and AJ Dieringer each had two hits for St. Marys.
Ottawa-Glandorf 13,
Wauseon 8
WAUSEON — Kaleb Yoder had three hits, including a double, and five RBI and Brad Maag and Brandon Warnecke each had two hits and two RBI for O-G.
Kenton 10,
Allen East 5
KENTON — Grady Kleman-Beazley had two hits and an RBI, Grady Baum had a hit and three RBI and Jarron Willoby had two hits and two RBI for Kenton. Jackson Thompson had two hits, including a triple, and two RBI, Trey Hensley had two hits and an RBI, Keaton Miller had two hits and Braylen Kennedy had a hit and an RBI for Allen East.
Ottawa Hills 8,
Lima Central Catholic 7
LIMA — Carson Parker and Billy Bourk each had two hits, including a double, and an RBI and Jacob Lauck had a hit and two RBI for LCC.
Botkins 3, Ada 2
BOTKINS — Jacob Sutherly had three hits, Roman Snyder had two hits and Levi Green had a hit and an RBI for Ada.
Southview 16,
Lima Senior 1
LIMA — Clay Jordan had two hits and an RBI and Logan Davenport had a pair of hits for Lima Senior.
North Union 18,
Ridgemont 7
MT. VICTORY — Jebadiah Mcgue had three hits, Ethan Moore and Kevin Eckstein each had a pair of hits and Linkyn Furer, Colten Bailey and Jeven Henderson each had a hit and an RBI for Ridgemont.
South Adams 8,
Fort Recovery 5
FORT RECOVERY — Cale Rammel had a double and three RBI and Landon Post had a hit and two RBI for Fort Recovery.
Fort Recovery 6,
South Adams 1
FORT RECOVERY — Four Fort Recovery pitchers combined to allow no earned runs, three hits and four walks while striking out six in seven innings. Daniel Patch had a hit and two RBI, Rammel had a hit and an RBI and Post had two hits.
Continental 4,
North Baltimore 3
NORTH BALTIMORE — Winning pitcher Sam Newsome allowed no earned runs, two hits and two walks while striking out 16 in seven innings. He also had a hit and two RBI. Jayden Pitney had a hit and and RBI and Dwayne Neinberg had a pair of hits also for Continental.
Arlington 13,
Hardin Northern 7
Xander Wilson had three hits and an RBI, Wyatt Pore had a hit and three RBI and Mason Stewart had a pair of hits for Hardin Northern.
Girls lacrosse
Lima Senior 10,
Newark 7
Makayla Redd had four goals , Mariah Hicks had three goals , Qua’jane’ Tobias had a pair of goals and Gabby Avalos had a single tally for Lima Senior.
Boys track and field
Minster Memorial Invitational
MINSTER — Marion Local and Minster won the boys and girls team titles respectively.
The Marion Local boys finished with 143 points with West Liberty-Salem (87) second in the 16 team field.
St. Henry’s Harrison Wendel (100) and Dustin Quinter (discus and shot put) and Marion Local’s Owen Rindler (300 hurdles), Nate Buschur (200 and pole vault) and Dan Bruns (long jump) were among the individual winners.
The New Bremen 3,200 relay team, the St. Henry 400 and 800 relay teams and Marion Local 1,600 relay team also finished first.
The Minster girls posted 137.5 points with Versailles (101) second.
Marion Local’s Grace Moeller (100 hurdles) and Amber Wendel (shot put) and Minster’s Kylie Williams (100), Kayla Lamm (high jump) and Taylor Roth (800) were among the individual winners.
Minster was first in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 relays. Relay members’ names were not reported.
Joe Tussing Invitational
HAMLER — Kalida and Leipsic won the girls and boys crowns respectively.
The Kalida boys finished with 113 points with St. Marys (109.5) second.
Leipsic’s Hayden Hiegel (100 and 200), Diego Baldazo (800) and Seth Apple and St. Marys’ Tyler Birt (3,200) were among the individual event winners.
The Kalida 3,200 relay team of Collin Heitmeyer, Noah Recker, Dawson Schultz and Heath Miller was also first.
The Leipsic girls had 120.5 points with St. Marys (94.5) second.
St. Marys’ Syerra Greber (100 and 200), Maria Jutte (800) and Ella Jacobs (high jump), Miller City’s Andrea Pfau (1,600 and 3,200), Continental’s Rhaegan Marshall (long jump) and Kalida’s Camille Hovest (shot put and discus) were among the event winners.
The 3,200 relay team of Peyton Gabel, Lauren Schloemer, Karlie Lucas and Jutte also finished first.
Wildcat Invitational
NAPOLEON — The Celina girls won the title (189 points) with Eastwood (130) second in the eight team field.
Celina Allison Schwieterman (300 hurdles and 100), Kaylie Dameron (1,600), Natalie Dross (100 hurdles), Amelia Adams (high jump), Rachel Rammel (long jump) and Amelia Lutz (shot put and discus) were among the individual winners.
Celina (125) was second behind Eastwood (130.5) in the boys standings. Celilna’s Colin Buening (3,200) and Kaden Murlin (shot put and discus) were among the individual event winners.
St. John’s Invitational
TOLEDO — Lima Senior’s Zion Jackson was second in the 300 hurdles (40.52 seconds) and long jump (21 feet, 10 inches) and was third in the 110 hurdles (15.6) Friday. Lima Senior finished ninth with 22 points behind first place Toledo St. John’s (120) in the 14-team event.
Colleges
Women’s tennis
Ohio Northern 9,
Capital 0
ADA — Ohio Northern women’s tennis team celebrated Senior Day on Saturday with a 9-0 win over Capital at the West Campus Courts.
The Polar Bears improved to 13-4 overall and 4-1 in the Ohio Athletic Conference while dropping the Comets to 8-7 (3-3 OAC) at the West Campus Courts.
Northern opened play by sweeping all three doubles courts.
Abby Cruser and Jenna Bell won 8-4 at No. 1, Jamie Hurst and Julianne Sheldon won 8-0 at No. 2, and Lima Central Catholic graduate Olivia Kesner and senior Flo Sanchez won 8-4 at No. 3.
The Polar Bears wrapped up the match by winning all six singles courts.
Cruser won 6-3, 7-5 at No. 1, Hurst won 6-3, 6-3 at No. 2, Bell won 6-1, 6-1 at No. 3, Regan Landis won by retirement at No. 4 after taking the opening set 6-1, Kesner won 6-0, 6-1 at No. 5 and Katie O’Connell won 6-2, 6-0 at No. 6.
Men’s tennis
Ohio Northern 9,
Capital 0
COLUMBUS — Ohio Northern improved to 9-7 overall and 3-1 in the OAC while dropping the Comets to 7-8 (1-4 OAC) at Wolfe Park.
Northern opened play by sweeping all three doubles courts. T.J. Schultz and Tristan Munteanu won 8-3 at No. 1, sPeyton Specht and Drew Swisher won 8-0 at No. 2, and Ada graduate Isaac Spar and Kavya Desai won 8-7 (3) at No. 3.
The Polar Bears wrapped up the match by winning all six singles courts, highlighted by Schultz’s 6-0, 6-0 victory at No. 5.
Munteanu won 6-1, 6-3 at No. 1, Sam Sran won 6-0, 6-1 at No. 2, Specht won 6-1, 6-0 at No. 3, Nico Rogel won 6-1, 6-3 at No. 4 and Spar won 6-3, 7-5 at No. 6.
Women’s lacrosse
Ohio Northern 18,
Muskingum 7
NEW CONCORD — Grace Wilson tallied six points on four goals and two assists to lead Ohio Northern at North Athletic Turf Field.
The Polar Bears improve to 7-6 overall and 1-3 in the OAC while dropping the Muskies to 5-9 (0-5 OAC).
Meredith Miller added three goals and one assist for ONU, and freshman Elena Martin also had a hat trick with three goals.
Keaghan Burden and Elizabeth Graham both finished with four points for Northern. Burden had two goals and two assists, and Graham added one goal and three assists.
Men’s lacrosse
Ohio Northern 14,
Muskingum 5
ADA — The Ohio Northern men’s lacrosse team celebrated Senior Day with a victory at Dial-Roberson Stadium.
The Polar Bears improve to 10-3 overall and are 5-1 in the OAC while the Muskies fall to 5-8 (1-5 OAC).
John Lynn scored three goals and Riley O’Neal had two goals and three assists for a team-high five points to lead ONU.
Baseball
ONU’s McMann
sets hits marks
ADA — With four hits on Saturday, fifth-year senior Corey McMann (Flower Mound, Tex./Liberty Christian) broke the school record for career hits as the Ohio Northern baseball team secured a 6-5, 10-7 doubleheader sweep of John Carroll at Wander Field.
The Polar Bears have won seven straight games and improve to 19-9 overall and 7-3 in the Ohio Athletic Conference while dropping the Blue Streaks to 18-9, 7-3.
McMann entered Saturday’s doubleheader with 194 career hits, which was three shy of the school record of 197 set by Scott Bush from 1998 to 2001. He tallied one hit in Game 1 and got three more in Game 2, breaking Bush’s mark on a ninth-inning single in Northern’s eventual 13-inning victory.
McMann also holds the school record for career doubles with 47.
