LIMA — Lima Senior defeated Bowsher 9-4 won its inaugural Toledo City League girls soccer match Tuesday at Spartan Stadium.
Ava Sheeter had three goals and two assists, Maisie Strawser had two goals and two assists), Angela Fronzaglia had a goal and two assists) and Gabby Avalos, Ashley Huerta Tayco, and Taleah Cook each had a goal for Lima Senior. Alli Fronzaglia had two saves and Jaislyn Ingram had five also for the Spartans.
Miller City 3, Columbus Grove 2
Miller City’s Danica Ehlers, Maddie Erford and Anna Niese and Columbus Grove’s Ella Dotson and Ruth Myers each had a goal.
Miller City’s Ava Ruck and Chelsea Wilhelm each had an assist.
Game summary
Goals: Danica Ehlers (MC) 1, Maddie Erford (MC) 1, Anna Niese (MC) 1, Ella Dotson (CG) 1, Ruth Myers (CG) 1
Assists: Ava Ruck (MC) 1, Chelsea Wilhelm (MC) 1
Shots on goal: MC 13, CG 3
Van Buren 3, Kalida 0
Kassidy Hipsher had three saves and Lauren Schulte had two for Kalida.
Game summary
Goals: Kami Bowman (VB) 1, Erica Coffey (VB) 1, Anna Durliat (VB) 1
Assists: Kami Bowman (VB) 1, Hannah Deiter (VB) 1
Shots on goal: VB 8, K 3
Saves: Brookanne Busch (VB) 2, Kassidy Hipsher (K) 3, Lauren Schulte (K) 2
Benjamin Logan 2, Kenton 1
Kinzie Sprang had Kenton’s goal.
Delphos St. John’s 6, Crestview 1
Ava Hershey had three goals, Kierstin Jackson had two tallies and Sara Burnett had a single goal for DSJ. Addison Williman had Crestview’s goal an an assist by Adessa Alvarez.
Match summary
Goals: Kierstin Jackson (DSJ) 2, Sara Burnett (DSJ) 1, Ava Hershey (DSJ) 3, Addison Williman (C) 1
Shots on goal: DSJ 18, C 1
Saves: Evie Vonderwell (DSJ) 1, (C) 12
Bluffton 1, Wapakoneta 1
Bluffton’s Blair Utendorf and Wapakoneta’s Gabby Raney each had a goal. Bluffton’s Aubrey Burkholder had an assist. Bluffton goalie Kynzie Ewing had eight saves and Wapak counerpart Maddison Spring had two.
Match summary
Goals: Blair Utendorf (B) 1, Gabby Raney (W) 1
Assists: Aubrey Burkholder (B) 1
Shots on goal: B 3, W 9
Saves: Kynzie Ewing (B) 8, Maddison Springer (W) 2
Continental 2, Delphos Jefferson 0
Adrianna Jones and Destiny Pier each had a goal, Morgan Dockery had an assist and Mackenzie Niese had seven saves in earning the shutout in goal. Jefferson counterpart Audrey Violet had 20 saves.
Match summary
Continental 2, Delphos Jefferson 0
Goals: Adrianna Jones 1, Destiny Pier 1 (Continental)
Assists: Morgan Dockery (Continental) 1
Shots on goal: Continental 22, Delphos Jefferson 6
Saves: Mackenzie Niese (Continental) 7, Audrey Violet (Delphos Jefferson) 20
Boys soccer
Ottoville 7, Fort Jennings 1
Ottoville’s Landon Horstman, Alex Leis, Preston Mansfield, Jackson Ricker, Landon Saxton, Quinton Schnipke and Garrett Trentman and Fort Jennings’ Carsen Siebeneck each had a goal.
Schnipke had three assists and teammates Nick Brandeberry, Preston Mansfield, Nick Quartana and Jayden Saxton each had one.
Match summary
Goals: Landon Horstman (O) 1, Alex Leis (O) 1, Preston Mansfield (O) 1, Jackson Ricker(O) 1, Landon Saxton (O) 1, Quinton Schnipke(O) 1, Garrett Trentman (O) 1, Carsen Siebeneck (FJ) 1
Assists: Quinton Schnipke (O) 3, Nick Brandeberry (O) 1, Preston Mansfield (O) 1, Nick Quartana (O) 1, Jayden Saxton (O) 1
Saves: Chase German 12 (FJ)
Bath 2, Continental 1
Brady Hale and Peyton Liles each had a goal and Sam Burkholder and Levi Luke each had an assist for Bath. Teammate Landyn Vreeland had seven saves in goal.
Jackson Bidlack had Continental’s goal off an assist by Preston Wilson.
Match summary
Goals: Brady Hale (B) 1, Peyton Liles (B) 1, Preston Wilson (C) 1
Assists: Jackson Bidlack (C) 1
Shots on goal: B 4, C 11
Saves: Landyn Vreeland (B) 10, Jayden Pitney (C) 2
Wapakoneta 4, Kalida 1
Kyle Beach had three goals and teammate Austin Bump and Kalida’s Bubba Smith each had a single tally.
Girls tennis
Celina 5, St. Marys 0
ST. MARYS — Singles players Isabelle Thobe, Kayliann Howell and Elise Muether and the doubles teams of Kaleah Dailey and Larissa Jackson and Katie Guingrich and Carly Stucky all won matches Tuesday.
Results
Singles
Isabelle Thobe (C) def. Sophie James (SM), 6-3, 6-0
Kayliann Howell (C) def. Chloe Gibson (SM), 6-0, 4-6, 6-1
Elise Muether (C) def. Kadence MacLean (SM), 6-1, 6-1
Doubles
Kaleah Dailey/Larissa Jackson (C) def. Peyton Wilson/Lillian Hernandez (SM), 6-4, 6-3
Katie Guingrich/Carly Stucky (C) def. Amy Hertenstein/Kelly Imwalle (SM), 6-4, 6-0
Shawnee 4, Elida 1
Singles players Ava Patel and Rose Kottapalli and the doubles teams of Jenova DeBrosse and Brailynn Murphy and Briley Ryan and Norah Mulder won for Shawnee. Singles player Abby Campbell won for Elida.
Results
Singles
Ava Patel (S) def. Emma Stauffer (E), 6-0, 6-0
Rose Kotapalli (S) def. Julia Korzan (E), 6-1, 6-0
Abby Campbell (E) def. Leah Fuller (S), 6-3, 6-1
Doubles
Jenova DeBrosse/Brailynn Murphy (S) def. Mya Long/Ellen Troyer (E), 6-3, 6-1
Briley Ryan/Norah Mulder (S) def. Saige Bullock/Lyla Hurst (E), 6-0, 6-1
Bryan 5, Van Wert 0
Singles
Caitlyn DeWitt (B) def. Mandy Burenga (VW), 6-3, 6-4
Hannah Andrews (B) def. Sophie Gearhart (VW), 6-2, 6-4
Myleigh Andrews (B) def. Carolina Zappa (VW), 6-0, 6-0
Doubles
Molly Hess/Katelyn Nagel (B) def. Leia Hoersten/Lilie Mull (VW), 6-0, 6-0
Lucy Vashaw/Ava Lambert (B) def. Brooke Young/Kelta Cowan (VW), 6-0, 6-0
Volleyball
Delphos St. John’s 3, McComb 1
The Blue Jays won 19-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-20. Grace Moenter had 23 assists, Laila Sites had 15 kills, Maddy Conley had five blocks) and Avery Altenberger had 17 digs for DSJ.
Leipsic 3, Ottawa-Glandorf 0
The Vikings won 25-12, 25-16, 25-18.
Danaysia Danzy had 14 kills, 2 aces and 11 digs, Alivia Jones had seven kills and a pair of blocks, Karmyn Brough had 25 assists and five aces, Samantha Hazelton had eight digs and two aces and Jaelynn Siefer had a pair of aces for Leipsic.
New Knoxville 3, Houston 0
NEW KNOXVILLE — The Rangers won 25-22, 25-15, 26-18.
Brynn Egbert had nine kills, Addi Albers had 16 assists and Lauren Wingler had 16 digs for New Knoxville.
Miller City 3, Elida 1
The Wildcats won 22-25, 25-17, 25-11, 25-22.
Savanna Niese had 18 kills and 14 digs, Morgan Verhoff had 14 kills, Dani Siefker had nine kills, Jordan Schnipke had 25 digs, Libby Erford had 23 digs and Josie Otto had 48 assists and 10 digs for Miller City.
Addysen Sneary had 20 assists, nine kills and four aces, Abby Kristoff had 11 kills and Brianna Smith had four blocks for Elida.
Ayersville 3, Columbus Grove 0
The Bulldogs fell 25-17, 25-11, 25-21.
Chloe Buckley had six kills, two aces and six digs and Kendal Palte had four kills and an ace for Grove.
Perry 3, Delphos Jefferson 0
The Commodores won 25-16, 25-14, 25-22.
Mary Hoersten had 20 kills and 13 digs, Lexenna Lee had 21 assists and five aces and Carlee Dalton had 12 assists and three aces for Perry.
Botkins 3, Temple Christian 0
The Pioneers fell 25-9, 25-10, 25-15. Grace Korwin had four kills and two aces and Ali Dukes had a kill and three aces for Temple Christian.
Crestview 3, Paulding 0
The Knights won 25-19, 25-11, 25-12.
Kaci Gregory had three aces, six kills and five digs, Cali Gregory had 12 kills and 17 assists, Adelyn Figley had seven kills, Myia Etzler had five kills and three blocks, Emily Lichtle had 14 assists and five digs and Ellie Kline had eight digs for Crestview.
Marion Local 3, Jackson Center 2
The Flyers won 18-25, 25-23, 20-25, 25-23, 15-8.
Nora Eckstein had six kills, five block assists and 20 digs, Kate Ashman had nine kills, seven block assists and 12 digs
Grace Moeller had 12 kills, four solo blocks and 10 block assists, Brooke Evers had three solo blocks and six block assists,
Rachel Kuether had eight kills and four digs, Natalie Evers had five block assists, 34 assists and 14 digs, Ava Unrast had 31 digs and Ashlyn Moeller had four aces and eight digs for Marion Local.
Fort Recovery 3, St. Marys 2
The Indians won 19-25, 25-23, 25-21, 20-25, 15-7.
Syerra Greber had 19 kills and 16 digs, Brynn Clark had 13 kills, Sylvia Wiechart had six kills and 10 digs, Lily Rammel had six aces and 26 assists, Ashlie Nuss had 24 digs and Audra Clark had 14 assists and 11 digs for St. Marys.
Ottoville 3, Antwerp 0
The Big Green won 25-19, 25-11, 25-14. Erica Thorbahn had 33 assists, Carly Thorbahn had 18 kills, Addison Giese had seven kills and Kendall Schnike had seven kills and six aces for Ottoville.
Kenton 3, Ada 0
The Wildcats won 25-10, 27-25, 25-17
Autumn Andreasen had 15 digs and 10 assists, Jenna Bassitt had 18 digs and three kills, Mariah King had four kills, Tessa Grifftih and Anna Conley had three kills each and Daicy Robinson has three blocks for Ada.
Kenton leaders: Sadie Larabee 15 kills, 3 blocks, Macee Heckathorn 8 kills, 4 blocks, Mya Good 9 kills, Morgan Lyons 6 kills, 2 blocks, Chloe Pleasant12 assists, Morgan Lyons 14 assists., Chloe Pleasant 3 aces
Coldwater 3, Shawnee 2
Sets scores: 18-25, 24-26, 25-21, 25-23, 15-12
Coldwater leaders: Spencer Etzler 6 aces, Madison Wendel 27 kills, Mia Knapke 53 assists
Shawnee leaders: Kelly Cooper 26 kills, Karleigh Hutchins 12 kills, Addie Maxwell 48 assists, Grace Freiberger 42 digs
Cross country
Hardin Northern meet
DOLA — Cory-Rawson won the boys meet with 31 points followed by Pandora-Gilboa (37), Hardin Northern (73) and Perry (74).
Cory-Rawson’s Grant Welte won the boys race in 18 minutes, 40.1 seconds. P-G’s Adam Buell (19:33.8) and Nate Walker (20:01.3) were second and fifth respectively.
Results
Boys
Team Scores: 1. Cory-Rawson 31, 2. Pandora-Gilboa 37, 3. Hardin Northern 73, 4. Perry 74
Top 10 finishers
1. Grant Welte (Cory-Rawson) 18:40.10, 2. Adam Buell (Pandora-Gilboa) 19:33.80, 3. Hunter Foust (Cory-Rawson) 19:45.90, 4. Nate Gregorowicz (Cory-Rawson) 19:48.30, 5. Nate Walker (Pandora-Gilboa) 20:01.30, 6. Andrew Sutton (Hardin Northern) 20:01.60, 7. Jack Buell (Pandora-Gilboa) 20:21.50, 8. Amarion Jackson (Perry) 20:50.10, 9. Michael Bowersock (Perry) 20:54.60, 10. Keegan Sammet (Cory-Rawson) 21:09.10
Girls
Team Scores: 1. Pandora-Gilboa 20, 2. Hardin Northern 37
Top 10 finishers
1. Savannah Knueven (Pandora-Gilboa) 23.40.40, 2. Avery Traxler (Pandora-Gilboa) 27:23.50, 3. Jenna Legge (Hardin Northern) 28:27.50, 4. Madison Rutschilling (Pandora-Gilboa) 29:20.00, 5. Claire Stall (Pandora-Gilboa) 31:04.70, 6. Mariann Woodruff (Hardin Northern) 31:14.30, 7. Abby Diller (Hardin Northern) 31:47.50, 8. Lauren Teders (Pandora-Gilboa) 33:08.40, 9. Elizabeth Knueven (Pandora-Gilboa) 34:51.90, 10. Lilly McCoy (Upper Scioto Valley) 35:06.50
Mercer County Invitational
Marion Local won the boys title with 47 points followed by Celina (63), Coldwater (68), Parkway (92), Fort Recovery (100) and St. Henry (136).
Fort Recovery’s Trevor Heitkamp was the race winner in 17 minutes, 13.34 seconds with Celina’s Colin Buening, Coldwater’s Mason Ayers, Parkway’s Tyler Rowen, Marion Local’s Dalton Pohlmann and Wade Kremer, Coldwater’s Tyler Overman, Marion Local’s Wes Schoen and Celina’s Kaleb Dameron and Caleb Lehman finishing second through 10th respectively.
Fort Recovery won the girls race with 43 points followed by St. Henry (53), Parkway (58), Celina (93), Marion Local (124) and Coldwater (143).
Fort Recovery’s Natalie Brunswick was the race winner in 20:52.5. Teammate Makenna Huelskamp, Celina’s Janalee Damerson, St. Henry’s Ally Heath and Rileigh Baumer, Parkway’s Amanda Barrett and Christina Gong, St. Henry’sMya Knapke and Fort Recovery’s Anna Roessner were second through 10th respectively.
St. Marys Invitational
Boys
Team scores: 1. New Bremen 28, 2. Wapakoneta 38, 3. St. Marys 62, 4. Waynesfield-Goshen 106
Top 10 finishers: 1. Axton Fosnaugh (W), 16 minutes, 25.84 seconds, 2. Zach Wiedeman (NB), 17:22.51, 3. Dominic Shroyer (NB), 17:33.75, 4. Cash Schadl (W), 17:57.11, 5. Jett Jellison (NB), 18:05.37, 6. Ray Walter (SM), 18:06.27, 7. Gavin Luebke (SM), 18:34.64, 8. Sam Bernhold (NB), 19:19.2; 9. Zane Russell (W), 19:38.03, 10. Tyler Schwartz (NB), 19:41.6.
Girls
Team scores: 1. New Bremen 35, 2. Wapakoneta 55, 3. St. Marys 57, 4. Waynesfield-Goshen 76
Top 10 finishers: 1. Kenzie Schneider (W), 21:14.28, 2. Lillith Lautenheiser (W), 22:03.63, 3. Riley Suchland (NB), 22.08.1, 4. Lauren Schloemer (SM), 22:30.17, 5. Ariyah Pfennng (NK), 22:46.3, 6. Alyson Pape (NB), 23:19.33, 7. Camila Anderson (SM), 22:35.05, 8. Chloe Homan (NB), 23:38.19, 9. Layla Fullenkamp (NB), 23:57.78, 10. Anna Brodman (W-G), 24:14.93.
Boys golf
NWC quad match
Lincolnview had the low team total of 174 followed by Crestview (176), Columbus Grove (179) and Ada (212).
Aiden Hardesty (43), Jared Jessee (43), Luke Bollenbacher (44) and Nick Evans (44) combined for the winning total.
Crestview’s Mathew Dealey was medalist with a 37. Columbus Grove’s Gage Sautter and Ryan Hardeman (44 each) and Ada’s Jack Baumgartner (47) had the low rounds for their respective schools.
Scores
at Hickory Sticks (par 36)
Team Scores: 1. Lincolnview 174, 2. Crestview 176, 3. Columbus Grove 179, 4. Ada 212
Medalist: Mathew Dealey (Crestview) 37
Lincolnview: Aiden Hardesty 43, Jared Jesse 43, Luke Bollenbacher 44, Nick Evans 44
Crestview: Mathew Dealey 37, Trey Skelton 45, Brady Petrie 46, Logan Schlemmer 48, Evan Hart 48
Ada: Jack Baumgartner 47, Brody Rister 48, Ethan Lawrence 53, Lawson Klingler 64
Columbus Grove: Gage Sautter 44, Ryan Hardeman 44, Dalton Hyman 45, Evan Sautter 46
Fort Recovery 168, Tri-Village 188
ARCANUM — Medalist Reece LeFevre (39), Keegan Muhlenkamp (40), Alex Dues (44) and Reece Evers (45) combined for the winning total at Beechwood golf Course.
Girls golf
Tri match
Parkway won the team title with 190 followed by St. Marys (227) and Ottawa-Glandorf (250) at par 36 Pike Run.
Medalist Shay Boroff (43), Madison Louth (48), Sarah Sheppard (49) and McKenzie Matthewson (50) combined for the winning total. St. Marys’ Lilleigh Sampson (52) and O-G’s Claire Vorst (57) had the low rounds for their respective schools.
Scores
at Pike Run (par 36)
Team totals: Parkway 190, St. Marys 227, Ottawa-Glandorf 250,
Medalist: Shay Boroff (P) 43
Individual scores used for team totals
Parkway: Shay Boroff 43, Madison Louth 48, Sarah Sheppard 49, McKenzie Matthew 50
Ottawa-Glandorf: Clare Vorst 57, Sofia Carrera 61, Audrey Alt 61, Jill Trinko 71, Dusty Sphar 71
St. Marys: Lilliegh Sampson 52, Kaitlyn Gross 55, Ava Klosterman 59, Hannah Jeanerette 61
Celina 206, Coldwater 245
CELINA — Celina’s Faddie Fleck was medalist with a 2-over-par 38 at Celina Lynx.
Football
Lima Senior
luncheons
LIMA — Learn about this season’s Lima Senior High School football team and get to know Coach Bill Lawrence at the weekly luncheons scheduled to start Friday.
The luncheons will begin at noon Fridays at The Spartan Inn, located inside Lima Senior. There will be menu items and a full salad bar offered.
Each week Lawrence will talk about the previous week’s game and the upcoming matchup. He will also take questions from those attending. The Spartans play their home opener at 7 p.m. Friday against Findlay. Contact the Athletic Office at 419-996-3050 for more information.
