In Monday Fall League play at Memorial Park Golf Course, the team of David Bettinger, Chris Rogers, Cole Weyant, Rick Brown and Tami McFadden is holding onto first place with a 32-under par. In second place is the team of Jordan Johnson, Todd Hayter, Randy Comer, Russ Wallace and Vicki Brown with a 27-under; while the team of Brad Hanna, DeWayne Spencer, Jeff Butcher, Tom Taylor and Joni Rensing is in third place with a 26-under.
SPENCERVILLE — Ada’s Miguel Jordan was 11th of 87 runners in 17:58 to lead the Bulldogs at the Northwest Conference cross country meet on Saturday. Ada was fifth of six teams in the standing with 135 points. Columbus Grove won the meet with 30 points.
OTTAWA — Kenton looked like it was going to set the tone of the game early against Ottawa-Glandorf on Friday night, driving deep inside Titan territory on the first possession of the game after receiving the opening kickoff. Instead its was the Titans that dictated the game as after recovering a Wildcat fumble on their own two yard line, they drove 98 yards in 14 plays to take an early lead.
DOLA — The Hardin Northern Polar Bears struck early and often while keeping Ridgemont off the board until late in the fourth quarter, defeating the Gophers 55-6 in Friday’s Hardin County matchup. The Northwest Central Conference win improves the Polar Bears’ record to 3-5 overall, 2-3 in the conference. The Gophers drop to 1-7, 0-5 with the loss.
PAULDING — Ada’s offense was unable to find its footing in Friday night’s Northwest Conference contest against Paulding, with the Bulldogs taking the 35-0 loss. The Bulldogs drop to 2-6 overall, 1-4 in the NWC while the Panthers improve to 3-5, 3-2.
SIDNEY — After answering a Lehman Catholic touchdown just three minutes into the game, Upper Scioto Valley went on to be outscored 45-0, falling to the Cavaliers 52-6.
NEW CARLISLE — The Benjmain Logan Raiders fell to the Tecumseh Arrows 18-13 Friday night in a cross-division Central Buckeye Conference football contest.
LIMA — Kenton completed its 15-game regular season with a 5-0 win over Bath on Thursday night to earn the school’s first-ever league title in boys soccer. While Kenton got through a brutal nine-game league schedule with an 8-0-1 record to win the Western Buckeye League, Wildcat coach Jamie Bartlett said the WBL championship was 12-plus years in the making as he watched his players celebrate the historic moment for KHS.
MOUNT BLANCHARD — The shot traveled approximately 60-65 yards, and moments later, Riverdale junior Ryder Egbert’s Riverdale boy’s soccer teammates tackled him to the ground in celebration. It wasn’t the only reason for them to celebrate on this night.
LEWISTOWN — The Ben Logan volleyball team earned its fourth straight Central Buckeye Conference Mad River Division championship on Thursday with a 25-15, 25-15, 25-11 sweep of Indian Lake. The Raiders finish the regular season at 17-5 overall and 9-1 in the league.
