ELIDA — The host Bulldogs defeated Miller City 22-25, 25-12, 11-25, 25-15 and 15-11 in volleyball Tuesday night.
Mallory Etzler had 11 kills, Amiah Jones had four aces, Isabelle Shrider had 12 assists and Lindsay Brockelhurst had 17 digs for Elida. Makenna Ricker had seven kills, seven aces and nine digs, Abbey Schroeder had 18 digs, Meggan Meyer had seven kills and Brittany Kuhlman had 11 assists and four digs for Miller City.
Columbus Grove 3,
Ayersville 0
COLUMBUS GROVE — The host Bulldogs won 25-13, 25-18, 25-22. Paige Bellman had 12 kills and five blocks, Rylee Sybert had 16 assists and Jade Clement had three aces for Grove.
Ottoville 3, Spencerville 0
OTTOVILLE — The hosts won 25-11, 25-6 and 25-7. Bridget Landin had six kills, four digs and three aces, CJ Kemper had 13 kills and four digs, Alexi Thorbahn had 24 assists, Emily Landin had six digs and four aces and Abi Hilvers had eight assists and four digs for the Big Green. Spencerville individual stats were not reported.
Leipsic 3, Bluffton 0
The Vikings won 25-19, 25-18, 25-15. Brooke Gerdeman had eight kills and 10 blocks, Mindy Ellerbrock had 19 digs, Hayley Heitmeyer had eight kills and seven blocks and Selena Loredo had 15 assists for Leipsic. Bluffton stats were not reported.
Allen East 3, Lima Senior 1
HARROD — The host Mustangs won 25-14, 14-25, 25-15, 25-17. Individual stats were not reported.
Botkins 3,
Temple Christian 1
Kaitlyn Sutton had 10 kills, nine digs and eight assists and Anna Acklin had 21 assists for Temple Christian.
New Knoxville 3, Houston 0
New Knoxville won 25-13, 25-9, 25-5. Shayna Bierlein had 13 kills, Kenzie Schroer had six kills, 26 assists, nine digs and six 6 aces and Faith Homan had 21 digs and an ace for the Rangers.
Girls golf
North Baltimore 198,
Leipsic 233
OTTAWA — In Leipsic’s first-ever girls golf match, Hannah Goedde and Lily Kamphaus each shot 55 to lead the Vikings at Pike Run.
Shawnee 193, Bluffton 205
LIMA — Medalist Taylor Burgess (46), Megan Spainhower (48), Raegan Wheeler (49) and Sarah Cornell (50) combined for the winning team score. Alicia Koenig led Bluffton with a 47.
Northwest Ohio League
FINDLAY — Findlay won with a team score of 181 followed by Van Buren (200), Lima Central Catholic (204) and Fremont (286). Callie Koenig led LCC with a 47.
Boys golf
Shawnee 166, St. Marys 183
SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP — Medalist Sam Reed (37), Keaton McKinley (39), Will Greeley (44) and Andrew Boone (46) contributed to the winning score. Jake Hollman and Jill Schmitmeyer each shot 43 to lead St. Marys.
Parkway 175,
Lima Central Catholic 178
ROCKFORD — Cole Schoenleben (41), Mason Baxter (41), Hunter Gause (46) and Clayton Agler and Jack Wehe (47 each) contributed to the winning team score. Regan Altenbach led LCC with a 3-over-par 39 at Deerfield Golf Course.
NWC quad match
OTTAWA — Lincolnview (171) had the low score among Spencerville (177), Paulding (180) and Columbus Grove (198) at Country Acres Golf Club.
Medalist Joshah Rager (38), Ryan Moody (43), Mick Moycka (45) and Reece Farmer (45) contributed to the winning score. Paulding’s Ethan Dominque (41), Spencerville’s Ethan Harmon (42) and Columbus Grove’s Noah Oglesbee (46) had the low rounds for their respective schools.
Girls tennis
Lima Central Catholic 4,
Van Wert 1
LIMA — Singles players Emma Verville, Jessie Agler and Olivia Kline and the doubles team of Meghan Moonshower and Cheyenne Brown won match for LCC. The doubles team of Tabatha Saam and Alli Kennedy won for Van Wert.
Upper Sandusky 4,
Ada 1
ADA — Meredith Marshall won in first singles for Ada.
Boys soccer
Temple Christian 5,
Cory-Rawson 0
LIMA — Cameron Worsham had two goals and Seth Ward, Taran Zwiebel and Isaac Lee scored one each. Ward also had two assists.
Lincolnview 1, Spencerville 1
Lincolnview’s Ethan Swallow and Spencerville’s Justin Thiery each scored a goal.
Lima Central Catholic 3,
Paulding 1
BATH TOWNSHIP — LCC’s Skyler Corso, Jimmy Kutka, Stephen Taflinger and Paulding’s Jared Paschall each scored a goal.
Earlier start
CELINA — Due to New Knoxville not fielding a junior varsity team this season, the varsity game at Celina on Saturday will now start at 5 p.m.
Girls soccer
Wapakoneta 9,
Fort Jennings 0
WAPAKONETA — Claire Burton and Alex Debell had two goals each and Morgan Follin, Madi Lause, Drew Peachey, Oliva Cousino and Josee Kaeck each had one. Corrine Raney got the shutout in goal.
Coldwater 8,
Delphos St. John’s 3
Maura Hoying had five goals and Madie Schoenherr, Alli May and Amanda Kahlig one each for Coldwater. Leah Hays, Halle Hays and Carleigh Ankerman each had a goal for Delphos St. John’s
Boys cross country
Shawnee 15,
Lima Central Catholic 49
Shawnee’s John Whalie finished first with Brad Keating finishing seventh to lead LCC.
Upper Sandusky
Ice Breaker Invitational
UPPER SANDUSKY — Columbus Grove (164) finished fifth behind Napoleon (44). Kenton (273) was 10th and Bluffton (432) finished 15th.
Grove’s Preston Brubaker (14th), 21. Boone Brubaker (21st) and Grant Mumaugh (25th) all finished in the top 25.
Girls Cross Country
Shawnee 20, LCC 43
LCC’s Emily Screenan was the individual winner followed by Shawnee’s Anne Hardy.
Upper Sandusky
Ice Breaker Invitational
UPPER SANDUSKY — Columbus Grove (65) finished second behind Notre Dame Academy (42). Kenton (226) was ninth.
Grove’s Taylor Ellerbrock (fourth), Alyssa Ellerbrock (seventh), Leah Myerholtz (16th) and Macy McCluer (17th) all finished in the top 25.
Football
Perry pre-sale
ticket sales plan
Perry High School’s athletic department will sell pre-sale tickets on Thursday for the Commodores’ football game at Antwerp on Friday night.
Tickets may be purchased Thursday from 1-3 p.m. and Friday from 9-12 a.m. in the high school gymnasium. Pre-sale tickets cost is $4 for students and $6 for adults. All tickets at Antwerp at the gate will cost $6.
Girls basketball
NEW BREMEN — New Bremen High School has an opening for a girls varsity basketball assistant. Those interested should contact athletic director Gary Jones at [email protected].
Colleges
Women’s soccer
ONU tops
OAC poll
ADA — Ohio Northern was picked to finish first in the Ohio Athletic Conference in the preseason coaches poll.
Northern finished 12-7-2 overall and 7-2-0 a year ago under 13th-year head coach Mark Batman.
The Polar Bears finished with 51 points and six first place votes, while Capital finished second with 46 points and three first place votes, and Otterbein finished third with 42 points.
Men’s soccer
ONU picked
to win OAC
ADA — Ohio Northern has been selected to win the 2016 Ohio Athletic Conference regular season title in the OAC coaches poll.
The Polar Bears finished the 2015 season 17-5-1 overall and 8-1-0 in the OAC under 19th-year head coach Brent Ridenour.
ONU won the OAC regular season title and defeated John Carroll in double overtime of the OAC Tournament championship game to claim the OAC Tournament championship in 2015.
Northern topped the poll with 51 points and six first place votes, while John Carroll finished second with 47 points and four first place votes, and Capital rounded out the top three with 40 points.
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