the hometown huddle - february 12th, 2014

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THE HOMETOWN

EDON HILLTOP STRYKER MONTPELIER PETTISVILLE NORTH CENTRAL FAYETTE WAUSEON

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH, 2014 A WEEKLY SPORTS PUBLICATION COURTESY OF "THE VILLAGE REPORTER"

W I L L I A M S F U L T O N

EDON BOMBERS TAKE AIM AT ANTWERP IN BASKETBALL MATCHUP

bombs AWAY!

PHOTO BY LUCINDA HELD-FAULHABER, STAFF

REALLY?... Brock Thiel of Edon frustrates the defensive efforts of an An-

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2 - The Hometown Huddle - Edon, Montpelier, North Central, Hilltop, Stryker, Fayette, Pettisville & Wauseon Sports Action Wednesday, February 12th, 2014

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By: Bill Bray

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02-07-14 - HAMLER - After a pair ofthrees by Kyler Seemann and Andrew Will-

ford the Patrick Henry Patriots grabbed a

quick 6-3 advantage over Wauseon. Butfrom that point on it was all Indians as the

Tribe stayed in a tie for the NWOAL leadwith a commanding 61-27 victory Friday

night at the "House of Heat."Wauseon (12-6) (5-1) took the lead for

good with 4:30 left in the rst quarter with

a Noah Castle basket to make the score7-6. The Indians nished the quarter on

a 10-2 run as they were off and running.The second quarter saw Byers, Castle

and Newlove dominate the game both of-fensively and defensively. Castle scored

the rst basket of the quarter followed by

Byers who made a nice steal and dribbledfrom half court in for an attempted lay up

but was fouled by Seeman. Byers sankboth shots and the Indians were rolling 21-

10. Two baskets by Newlove and another

Castle make gave the Indians a 27-14 leadmidway through the second quarter. Therest of the quarter resulted in a three byLillich, a Castle put-back off a Lillich missand a three pointer by Byers as the halfended with Wauseon in total control at 35-17.

The third quarter added insult to injuryas Wauseon outscored the Patriots 12-2in the eight-minute span to open the leadeven more at the end of three to 47-19.

Wauseon substitutes played much ofthe fourth quarter as Zach Johnson, Ca-leb Andrews and David William got intothe scoring parade. Wauseon continuedto badly outscore the Patriots through thenal quarter 14-6.

Noah Castle, only scoring six pointsin the rst half, came out with a 10-pointperformance in the second half to lead theIndians with 16 points. Corry Byers andJacob Newlove nished in double guresalso with 15 and 13 points respectively.

Bill Bray may be reached [email protected]

Indians Roll Over Patrick Henry 61-27

HEADING TO THE PAINT ... Wauseons Zac Robinson dribbles towards the basket in

a NWOAL contest against Patrick Henry. (View all photos from this event for FREE byvisiting www.thevillagereporter.com)

LOOKING FOR TWO ... Zach Johnson is on his way for two points during fourth quar-ter action at Patrick Henry. (View all photos from this event for FREE by visiting www.

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WAUSEON: February 1, 2014 - The

Wauseon Indians kicked off the home

stretch of high school hoops on February 1with the Blue Devils of Springeld invading

Tribe Town.Wauseon came out with all guns blaz-

ing, taking a four point advantage into thesecond period, and expanding the lead

to ve going into intermission. All looked

good on the home front.Then came the second half.

Springeld came out of the locker roomand had their shooting shoes laced up.

Lady Momentum joined them on the side-

lines, and the Indians' advantage quickly

went by the boards. By the time that the

third period came to an end, Wauseon hadgone from ve up to eleven down, a decit

they were never able to account for in whatbecame a 55-47 loss.

Corry Byers went off for 14 to lead theTribe, and Jacob Newlove added 13. Kris

Boysel dropped in 10 points, with Noah

Castle ring off 7 points and Alec Lillich 3.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Springeld 12 6 23 14 - 55

Wauseon 16 7 7 17 - 47

Springelds Huge Third Period ExplosionBedevils The Wauseon Indians

Fayette Sweeps The War Of TheEagles Series Over North Central

FAYETTE: February 7, 2014 - Fayettewelcomed in North Central for the nal

regular season battle of the BBC Eagles

on February 7. The hometown boys, whosedefense has been becoming more and

more aggressive as the season progressed,cranked the pressure up another notch on

this evening, limiting North Central to onlyeight shots made from the eld in a 41-26

defeat.

Koby Biddix drained three more treysen route to a game-high 11 for 10-5 / 5-2

Fayette, while Chandler Sanford, Jerad

Seiler and Wade Burkholder each had7. Tyler Cox posted 3 points, and Grant

Schaffner, Skylar Lantz and Tristen Bates

each had 2 points.North Central, which falls to 2-15 / 2-6,

was led by Clayton Ferguson with 8 points.Jordan Reeves and Josh sawyer each had

6 points, Dylan Hutchison had 5, andBranden Turner 3 points.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 4 16 12 9 - 41

North Central 3 10 4 9 - 26

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Hilltop Cadets Bounced From The Birdcage

By Pettisville On February 7th

PETTISVILLE: February 7, 2014 - The

Pettisville Blackbirds were just two con-ference wins away from clenching a shareof the 2013-14 BBC Title when they wel-

comed in BBC rival Hilltop on February 7.The hometown boys jumped all over the

Cadets at the onset and never looked back,

sending Hilltop away with a 59-39 defeat.Korben Rychener and Austin Dykstra

each hit on a game-high 18 to pace 10-2/ 7-1 Pettisville. Eli King threw down 12

points, Tate Kauffman had 6 points and

Jeremy Mann 5.Quinn Smith led 1-15 / 0-8 Hilltop

with 13 points, while Kelby Grime had 7.

Miklo Abner and Tim Maneval had 5 pointsapiece, Will McKinney had 4 points, Ryan

Brooker 3, and Xavier Lowery 2 points.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 17 16 7 19 - 59Hilltop 6 10 13 10 - 39

PHOTOS BY ANGI WALKUP, STAFF

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Beamont Goes For 22, But Edon BombersRally To Dump Stryker In The Hangar

EDON: February 7, 2014 - The Twin

Towers of Stryker, Parker Ruffer and Tan-

ner Clingaman, found a ready and waitingEdon defense ready to deate their num-

bers on February 7. With Ruffer held tojust 13 points and Clingaman a deuce, it

was a cakewalk for the Boys in BomberBlue.

Somehow, Dean Beamont of Stryker

failed to get that memo.With his big guys being shut down by

Mike Peeples and company, 'Beamer' puton an offensive clinic with a career-type

night. The Stryker senior guard was theonly man standing between the Panthers

and a BBC beatdown as he lofted ve

treys, went 5 of 6 at the line and landed a

game-high 22 points as his Panther squad

fell by a deuce, 51-49.Peeples and Kaden Sapp keyed the

fourth quarter rally that gave Edon the win.Sapp nished with 18 points, and Peeples

had 10. River Wicker hit for 9 points, JakeBrown had 8, Brock Thiel 4 and Landon

Bloir 2 points for the Bombers.

Austin Grisier accounted for the re-mainder of Stryker's scoring with a dozen.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Edon 14 15 9 13 - 51Stryker 17 11 14 7 - 49

PHOTOS BY LUCINDA HELD-FAULHABER, STAFF

LAY-UP ... Strykers Parker Ruffer attempts a basket on Fridays tilt against Edon. (Viewall photos from this event for FREE by visiting www.thevillagereporter.com)

SHOT ATTEMPT ... Edons Kaden Sapp goes for a basket as Strykers Dean Beamont

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CONTINUATION OF BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION Fayette Eagles Double UpCadets In BBC Road Action

WEST UNITY: February 4, 2014 - TheFayette Eagles visited Hilltop on Febru-

ary 4 for an in conference BBC showdown,cruising to an easy 59-27 defeat of the host

Cadets.

It was a dominant team effort on thenight for the visiting Eagles with 4 play-

ers in double gures on the night. Lead-ing the way for Fayette was Tristen Bates

with 14, including a clutch performance

from the line, going 6-7 on the night. KobyBiddix contributed 11; Chandler Sanford

along with Wade Burkholder had 10. Jared

Seiler had 9 on the game while Skyler Lantzchipped in 4. Marcus Stoltzfus rounded

out the scoring with 1 from the line.Quinn Smith led the way for Hilltop

with 14; Tim Maneval had 8 for the Cadets,

while Nic Schieber hit for 3. Jalen Towersalso hit for a bucket in the loss for host

Hilltop.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 16 11 19 13 - 59Hilltop 12 3 0 12 - 27

PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

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INTO THE STORM ... Hilltops Kelby Grime drives into the teeth off the Fayette defense,

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Host Pettisville Blackbirds Defend HomeCourt; Turn Back North Central EaglesPETTISVILLE: February 4, 2014 Pet-

tisville played host to the North Central

Eagles on February 4, clipping the visitingEagles 48-42 to move to 8-8 on the year

and remain in the lead in the BBC at 6-1.Leading the way for Pettisville on the

night was Jeremy Mann and Tate Kauff-

man who each hit for 12 in the game, whileKorben Rychener joined the duo in double

gures with 10. Eli King added 7 In thegame; Austin Dykstra chipped in 5 and

Noah Miller rounded out the points on thenight for the Blackbirds.

For the Eagles in the loss, BrandenTurner paced the Eagles with 14 along

with teammate Clayton Fergusons 10 inthe contest. Dylan Hutchison, Josh Saw-

yer and Chase Legacy dropped in 5 andJordan Reeves rounded out the points on

the board for North central with 3. With

the loss, North Central falls to 2-4 in theBBC and sits at 2-14 on the year.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 6 13 7 22 - 48NC 11 8 13 10 - 42

Montpelier vs North Central Boys Varsity BasketballNO STATS AVAILABLE AT PRESSTIME

PHOTOS BY ANGI WALKUP, STAFF

HEAVY D ... Jordan Reeves of North Cen-

tral gets in the face of Nate McCord of

Montpelier. (View all photos from this event forFREE by visiting www.thevillagereporter.com)

CLEAR LOOK ... Jordan Bailey of North

Central gets shooting position on AlexMatzinger of Montpelier.

NO DICE ... Nate McCord of Montpelier hashis shot blocked by Chase Legacy of North

Central.

HURRY UP ... Jacob Leung of Montpe-lier gets a shot over an onrushing Dylan

Hutchison of North Central.


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CONTINUATION OF BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION



Edon vs Antwerp Boys Varsity BasketballNO STATS AVAILABLE AT PRESSTIME

PHOTOS BY LUCINDA HELD-FAULHABER, STAFF

MOVING INSIDE ... Edons Brock Thiel makes a move towards the paint during their

game versus Antwerp. (View all photos from this event for FREE by visiting www.thevillagereporter.

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GOING FOR IT ... Edons Jacob Brown at-

tempts a basket in the face of an Antwerp

defender.

GOING AROUND ... Edons Brock Thiel

makes his move around an Antwerp de-

fender.

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JV Boys BasketballTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

Pettisville JVs Roust HilltopPETTISVILLE: February 7, 2014 - The

Pettisville Blackbirds put a BBC hurting

on the Hilltop JV squad, sending them

home on the sorry end of a 52-24 score.No other statistical information from

this game was made available.

Springfeld Springs A Houdini On WauseonWAUSEON: February 1, 2014 - Spring-

eld escaped Tribe Town with a 32-31 non-conference win over the Wauseon JVs on

February 1.Isaiah Solomon posted 11 points and 3

steals for Wauseon. Jake Valentine landed

8 points and grabbed 3 rebounds.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Springeld 6 6 11 9 - 32Wauseon 8 9 8 6 - 31

Wauseon JVs Drub The Delta PanthersWAUSEON: January 31, 2014 - The

Wauseon Indians splattered the Delta Pan-

ther JV boys in January 31 NWOAL play,44-22.

Isaiah Solomon led Wauseon with 15

points and 4 steals. Brendan Britsch had

9 points and 3 dimes, and Brandan Wilsonhad 6 points and 6 boards.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Wauseon 8 11 19 6 - 44

Delta 8 6 4 4 - 22

Montpelier vs Liberty Center JV Boys BasketballNO STATS AVAILABLE AT PRESSTIME

GOING FOR IT ... Dalton Surbey drives to

the hoop in the Locos close loss to the visit-ing Liberty Center Tigers.

GOING AROUND ... Montpeliers Kyrin

Schuman poured in 16 tonight for the JV

Locos, but Montpelier lost a heartbreakerto the visiting Liberty Center Tigers 51-48.

Fayette vs Hilltop JV Boys BasketballNO STATS AVAILABLE AT PRESSTIME

DYNAMIC DUO ... Joel Smith (L) and Mi-chael Brubaker (R) powered the Fayette

Eagles past Hilltop on February 4, 35-27

at home.

BATTLE FOR THE BALL ... Fayette's Mi-chael Brubaker (L) and Hilltop's Cole

Haynes (R) battle for position into the lane

in JV action at Fayette.

Edon vs Stryker JV Boys BasketballNO STATS AVAILABLE AT PRESSTIME

TAKING THE SHOT ... Strykers Hunter

Lilleholm takes a shot as Edons FloydYoung tries to keep him at bay.

REBOUND ... Edons Luke Price reaches

for a rebound as Strykers Cameron Freyreacts.


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Edgerton Lady Bulldogs Chase OffThe Hilltop Lady Cadets

EDGERTON: February 8, 2014 - In atrue test of the old axiom, 'No rest for the

weary', the Hilltop Lady Cadets traveled to

Edgerton to take on a potent Lady Dogsteam on February 8. Edgerton was up to

the task, and after jumping out to an earlylead, sent the Lady Cadets packing on the

wrong end of a 59-43 score.Hannah Bleikamp and Emily Arm-

bruster each had 14 to lead 12-7 Hilltop,with LeAnn Joost getting 7 points, Destiny

Denton 4, and Allie Schmitt and Cierra

Grant each adding 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Edgerton 14 6 17 22 - 59

Hilltop 7 9 3 24 - 43

Pettisville Lady Blackbirds Recover ToZap Holgate On The Road, 46-42

HOLGATE: February 7, 2014 - The Pet-tisville Lady Blackbirds traveled to Tiger

Town to tangle with Holgate on February7. The hometown girls came out ring in

the rst half, taking a 33-25 into the inter-mission, but they left the door open for a

Ladybird rally in the second half.

Pettisville was more than happy to

oblige.After a 12-2 run in the third period tied

the game, the Ladybirds put a bow on it

with a 9-5 fourth, completing the rally witha 46-42 win.

"It was a nice win for us," said Pettisville

mentor Jason Waldvogel, who added, "Ourdefense was the difference in the second

half.Dana Fricke led all scorers with 16 for

the 18-2 / 8-1 Lady Blackbirds. LaurenHostetler knocked down 10 points, Mi-

kala Avina and Jordyn Pursel each had

8 points, and Kate Kauffman and Audra

Klopfenstein had a deuce apiece.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 12 13 12 9 - 46Holgate 14 19 4 5 - 42

Patrick Henry Becomes Another NotchIn The NWOAL Belt For Wauseon

WAUSEON: February 6, 2014 - TheLady Patriots of Patrick Henry were in Indi-

an Country on February 6, hoping to landan NWOAL ambush on the Lady Indians of

Wauseon. The Lady Pats found out quickly

that they needed bigger guns to get the jobdone.

The visitors were able to battle to a draw

in the rst and fourth periods, but theTribe took control in the second and third,going on 13-9 and 17-14 runs to send Pat-

rick Henry home with a 53-45 loss.Natalie Koenig rained down a game-

high 14 for the 10-9 / 5-2 Lady Indians,with Maddie Richer adding 13 and Sariah

Yackee 11. Haley Archibeque put up 10

points, Sally Frank added 4, and AnnaMarshall landed a free throw.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Wauseon 12 13 17 11 - 53Patrick Henry 12 9 14 11 - 45

Pettisville Takes A Share Of The BBC GoldWith A Last-Second Win Over Hilltop

By: Timothy Kays


WEST UNITY: February 6, 2014 - The

Hilltop Lady Cadets were looking for awin to bring them into a tie at the top of

the BBC heap with Pettisville. The visitingLady Blackbirds were looking for a win to

clench a share of the BBC Title, and knockthe Lady Cadets out of the running.

In the early going, it looked like the La-

dybirds were going to skate away with aneasy win, but after being down by eight,

the hometown girls got their motors run-ning and made it a game. It was Pettisville

that had the nal word though, as aftercoming back to tie the game, they won it

on a Lauren Hostetler three with 0.3 sec-

onds remaining to grab a share of the BBCCrown to give the Lady Cadets a 60-57

heartbreaker.Hilltop was able to right the ship and

head into the second period down by onlyfour. When Pettisville point guard Mikala

Avina went to the bench with foul trouble,

the Lady Cadets went to town, posting a

20-6 second period run to take a ten-pointlead into the half.

With Avina back for the second half,

the Ladybirds went back to work, chip-ping away at the decit. They cut the Hill-

top lead to eight going into the fourth,

and then did what they are famous for...create turnovers and quickly convert them

to points. The Hilltop lead vanished, andon the nal possession of the game, the

Ladybirds went for the dagger. With the

score tied at 57-57, Avina brought the ball

downcourt. As Hilltop prepared for the lastshot, they collapsed on Avina, who quickly

got the ball off to Hostetler. The Hilltop de-fense sprang to the threat, but Hostetler

had enough of a look to rattle home the

game winning trifecta."It was a nice win for us," said Jason

Waldvogel, the Pettisville Head Coach. "Wedidnt defend very well in the rst half and

put them at the foul line; Hilltop convertedthere all night long. We defended much

better in the second half and stayed out of

foul trouble. We were able to pressure themin the fourth quarter with Dana Fricke and

Lauren Hostetler stepping up offensivelyduring that time. Lauren hit the big shot

for us then at the end of the game."

Fricke put away 24 points to lead allscorers, while Hostetler nished with 15

and Avina 8. Jordyn Pursel hit for 7 points,Audra Klopfenstein had 4 and Kate Kauff-

man 2 for the 17-2 / 8-1 Lady Blackbirds.Emily Armbruster led the 12-6 / 6-3

Lady Cadets with 17 points, with LeAnn

Joost hitting for 12 points, and HannahBleikamp being limited to 10 points by the

defense of Klopfenstein and Pursel. CierraGrant had 8 points, Destiny Denton 6, and

Kailey Creamer 4.

SCORING BY QUARTER:


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PHOTO BY TIMOTHY KAYS, STAFF

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Hilltop Lady Cadets Drop Hard Fought StruggleWith Swanton Lady Bulldogs At Home

WEST UNITY: February 4, 2014 Hill-top hosted NWOAL foe Swanton in non-

conference action on February 4, drop-

ping a hard fought battle with the visitingLady Bulldogs 47-40. The Lady Cadets led

throughout 3, but were unable to hold off asurging Swanton team in the 4th, surren-

dering 22 points in the nal quarter to fallbehind and let the game slip away.

As a team, Hilltop shot 28 percent from

the eld and hit on just 3 of 23 attemptsfrom the three range. The Lady Cadets out

rebounded Swanton 24-21 and committedjust 12 turnovers to Swantons 14.

In the loss, it was another big night forSenior Emily Armbruster who hit for 19 in

the game while taking down 6 boards. Han-nah Bleikamp had 7 on the game; LeAnn

Joost hit for 5 while grabbing 5 boards and

Cierra Grant had 4 points. Kailey Creamerhit for 2 but had a big night with 5 assists

along with 3 takeaways. Bailey Funkhous-er chipped in 1 from the line but played a

key defensive role with 6 rebounds in theloss for the Lady Cadets.

The loss drops the Lady Cadets to 12-5

on the year while remaining at 6-2 in theBBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Swanton 12 7 8 20 - 47Hilltop 14 7 13 6 - 40


TAKES TWO TO TANGO ... Hilltops Hannah Bleikamp (L) drives hard into the Swanton

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Fayette Lady Eagles Remain In Striking DistanceOf BBC Crown; Defeat North Central

PIONEER: February 6, 2014 FayettesLady Eagles on February 6 took down host

North Central on the road 52-42 to remaina half a game behind league leading Pet-

tisville.Leading the way against North Central

for the Lady Eagles was Taylor Grifths,

who recorded another big night with 24points to lead all scorers in the game, in-

cluding a 5 for 5 performance from theline. Also recording a double gure game

was Kaela Seiler with 14 on the night.Alexis Fruchey dropped in 6, while Jes-

sie Wheeler and Paige Keefer recorded 3 in

the victory. Katelyn Bates rounded out the

points for Fayette with 2.For North Central in the loss, Sabrina

Pickford had a big night with 17 to leadthe Lady Eagles. Both Cady VanDeVorde

and Alyssa Swank had 8, Julia Rhinarddropped in 6 and Jackie Kinsman was on

the board with 3.

Fayette moved to 14-3 on the seasonand 7-2 in the BBC, while North central

dropped to 5-13 on the year and 1-7 in theBBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 10 16 9 17 - 52

North Central 8 4 15 15 - 42

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Montpelier Lady Locos Drop L.C.Behind 26 From Baylee HagemanLIBERTY CENTER: February 6 The

Lady Tigers of Liberty Center played host

to the Montpelier Lady Locomotives in a

February 6 NWOAL tilt.Montpelier shootist Hannah Blake rat-

tled off 14 points and was the focus of theLiberty Center defense, but the hometown

girls had no answer for Baylee Hageman.

The Montpelier paint patroller hit on 11 of13 shots from the interior, and canned a

game-high 26 points to lead Montpelier toa 56-44 road victory.

The Lady Tigers mounted a late charge,but they were already trailing plenty,

thanks to 18-7 and 13-4 runs in the rstand second periods to put the game out

of reach. Going into the half, Montpelier

was up 20, and the second half was far tooshort on time for the Tigers' rally to suc-

ceed.Malorie Yagelski put down 5 points,

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SCORING BY QUARTER:

Montpelier 16 13 10 15 - 56Liberty Center 7 4 12 21 - 44


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Ayersville Lady Pilots Escape With A

Narrow One-Point Win Over WauseonWAUSEON: February 3, 2014 - If the

Ayersville Lady Pilots compared their re-

cord to that of the Wauseon Lady Indiansprior to their February 3 matchup, they

came away with an important lesson...thegames are played on the hardwood, NOT

on paper. 13-3 Ayersville found themselves

in a pitched battle with the 9-8 Tribe, andhad it not been for the clock proving to be

the ultimate rally-killer, the Lady Pilotsmight not have escaped with their 45-44

win over the Lady Indians.The hometown girls fell behind by a

point at the intermission, but Ayersvillecould not put them away. Trailing by fourgoing into the fourth, a Wauseon rallymade up for three of the four points beforethe clock rolled around to zero.

The 9-9 Tribe was led by Natalie Koe-nig with 13 points, and Sariah Yackee witha dozen. Maddie Richer put in 11 points,Hannah Blaylock had 4, and Kylie Archi-beque and Lexi Lane each had a deuce.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Ayersville 11 15 9 10 - 45Wauseon 11 14 6 13 - 44

Pettisville Turns Back Patrick Henry InNon-Conference Action At Home

PETTISVILLE: February 4, 2014 - Pet-tisville hosted out of conference NWOAL

visitor Patrick Henry on February 4, de-feating the visiting Lady Patriots 47-37 to

move to 16-2 on the season while remain-ing at 7-1 in the BBC.

Leading the way for the powerful Lady

Blackbirds on the night was LaurenHostetler with 12, while Katie Kauffman

contributed 10 in the victory. Jordan Pur-cel dropped in 9 on the game followed byAudra Klopfensteins 8; Alexa Leppelmeierand Kate Kauffman each had 4 while Am-ber Klopfenstein closed out the scoringwith 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 12 13 8 16 - 49Patrick Henry 11 10 3 13 - 37

Host Lady Locomotives Fall To VisitingTinora Lady Rams In Non-Conference Game

MONTPELIER: February 4, 2014 The

Lady Locomotives played host to visitingTinora on February 4, falling to the visiting

GMC power Lady Rams 56-45.

It was a huge night once again for Han-nah Blake, leading the Lady Locomotive

scorers with 19 on the night while takingdown 10 boards, 5 assists and landing 2

steals. Also in double gures for the Lady

Locos was Baylee Hageman with 14 pointsand 4 rebounds. Bre Stein chipped in 4in the loss; Malorie Yagelski and AudreyPirtle hit for 2 each; Mckenna Quadererrounded out the scoring for Montpelierwith 1 in the game.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Montpelier 11 11 14 9 - 45Tinora 17 15 11 13 - 56

Fayette Lady Eagles Take Down NWOAL

Power Evergreen At HomeFAYETTE: February 3, 2014 Fayette

hosted the Lady Vikings of Evergreen on

February 3, overpowering the Lady Vikings

64-55.Lady Eagle Head Coach Kevin Miller

stated after the game Great team efforttonight! I thought our intensity helped to

wear them down a bit. It was nice to see somany different girls make a big contribu-

tion tonight.

As a team, the Lady Eagles dominatedboth ends of the court, out-rebounding

Evergreen 15-7 on the offensive side and17-9 on the defensive end.

Paving the way for Fayette, TaylorGrifths had a huge night, dropping in20 while teammates Kaela Seiler joinedher in double gures with 17 along withAlexis Frucheys 14. Paige Keefer chippedin 5 while both Michaela Bates and Jessie

Wheeler followed up with 4.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 14 10 22 20 - 64

Evergreen 9 20 15 11 - 55

Lady Locomotives Take Down Hicksville OnThe Road In Non-Conference Action

HICKSVILLE: January 28, 2014 TheLady Locomotives hit the road on January28, traveling to Hicksville for a non-con-

ference showdown with the Hicksville LadyAces, prevailing in a hard fought game 43-

32.It was a huge night for Hannah Blake,

leading all game scorers with 24 on the

night, hitting 50% from the eld (9-18).

Also in double gures for the Lady Locoswas Baylee Hageman with 10. Malorie Ya-gelski hit for 4; both Mckenna Quadererand Regan Steffes each had 2 and AudreyPirtle rounded out the scoring for Montpe-

lier with 1.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Montpelier 4 16 14 9 - 43Hicksville 9 6 8 9 - 32

Junior High Boys BasketballTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

Pettisville Tops Hilltop For BBC CrownEDON: February 8, 2014 - Pettisville

jumped out to an early lead and never

looked back, winning the 2013-14 BBC

Eighth Grade Championship over the Hill-

top Cadets by a 46-36 score.

Dillon King hit for 18 points to lead

the Blackbirds, with Steve Riley landing agame-high 21 and Christian Grapengeter 5for the Cadets.

SCORING BY QUARTER:


8TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL

7TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL

Pettisville Takes BBC Title Over FayetteEDON: February 8, 2014 - The Pettis-

ville Blackbirds got out to an early lead,then held off a late rally to take the 2013-14 Seventh Grade BBC Crown over theFayette Eagles, 34-28.

Payton Moyer had a game high 12points for Pettisville, with Eli Grieser and

Sam Rychener each landing 6. Trey Keefer

put in 9 points to lead Fayette, while Levi

Seiler had 8.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 10 6 5 13 - 35Fayette 5 4 5 14 - 28

Pettisville Stops Hilltop; Moves To FinalEDON: February 3, 2014- Pettisville

took down Hilltop in the BBC semi-nalgame on February 3, stopping the HilltopCadets 52-34.

Leading the way for Pettisville, PeytonMoyer led the way with 15 on the game,while teammate Eli Grieser dropped in 10.

With the victory, Pettisville advances

to the championship game, which will be

held on February 8 at Edon.

SCORING BY QUARTER:Pettisville 24 8 18 2 - 52

Hilltop 5 5 6 18 - 34

CONTINUATION OF GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION

Junior High Girls BasketballTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

Stryker Falls To NC In BBC Tourney

8TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL

PIONEER: February 1, 2014 - The

North Central Lady Eagle eighth graderswere able to hold off Stryker to advance in

the BBC Junior High Tournament, 26-23.Makayla Knapp hit for 13 to lead all

scorers, with Allyson Fenicle getting 5

points, Emma Zenz 4 and Erin Ryan 3 for

the Lady Eagles.Haley Doehrmann led Stryker with 7

points, with Sierrah Whitman and MadiMyers each getting 6 points.

Swimming ActionTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

By: Bill Bray


02-08-14 - NAPOLEON - The North-

west Division I and II sectional meet washeld at Napoleon High School Saturday.

Of local interest, the Wauseon Indianstook part and listed here are the event and

places the swimmer nished for the Redand White.

Girls 50 freestyle: 2.) Abby Schmunk,

26.60; 8.) Emily Bray, 28.90; 11.) FaytheHernandez, 31.69; Girls 100 freestyle: 6.)

Abby Schmunk, 1:00.72; 8.) Kate Precht,1:02.25; 11.) Emily Bray, 1:03.62; 14.) Au-

drey Thacker, 1:08.77. Girls 200 freestyle:1.) Kasey Darnell, 2:03.03; 5.) Alexis Mey-

er, 2:09.82; 9.) Kate Precht, 2:16.01. Girls

500 freestyle: 1.) Kasey Darnell, 5:25.92;4.) Alexis Meyer, 5:44.53; 9.) Mikayla Rus-

sell, 7:01.44. Girls 100 backstroke: 8.)Faythe Hernandez, 1:22.42. 100 Breast-

stroke: 5.) Harley Serres, 1:26.61. Girls200 Individual Medley: 7.) Audrey Thack-

er, 3:05.89. Girls 200 freestyle relay: 2.)

Kate Precht, Alexis Meyer, Abby Schmunkand Kasey Darnell 1:47.20. Girls 400 free-

style relay: 2.) Kate Precht, Alexis Meyer,Abby Schmunk, Kasey Darnell 3:59.84.

Girls 200 Medley Relay: Faythe Hernan-dez, Audrey Thacker, Harley Serres, Emily

Bray 2:21.75. Girls 1 meter diving: 1.) Pa-tience Bachman 327.55; 2.) Jordan Sloan327.30; 4.) Alexis Witt 296.70; 5.) Alexys

Carteaux 294.45.Boys 50 freestyle: 1.) Blake Krauss,

22.84; 7.) Derek Rupp, 24.81; 9.) SethHutchison, 26.24; 11.) Quintin Rei-ser, 26.79. Boys 100 freestyle: 2.) BlakeKrauss, 53.38; 4.) Derek Rupp, 55.68; 7.)Seth Hutchison, 59.57; 9.) Quintin Rei-ser, 1:00.18. Boys 200 freestyle: 6.) Hec-tor Mena, 2:01.54. Boys 500 freestyle: 5.)Hector Mena, 5:41.28. Boys 200 freestylerelay: 2.) Seth Hutchison, Hector Mena,

Derek Rupp, Blake Krauss 1:37.80. Boys1 meter diving: 3.) Cody Fry 282.55.With all the sectional meets combined

Wauseon's district qualiers fpr girls in-clude Abby Schmunk ( 50 freesytle, 200freestyle relay, 400 freestyle relay); KaseyDarnell (200 freestyle, 500 freestyle, 200freestyle relay, 400 freestyle relay), AlexisMeyer (200 freestyle, 500 freestyle, 200freestyle relay, 400 freestyle relay); KatePrecht, (200 freestyle relay, 400 freestylerelay). Patience Bachman (1 meter diving),Jordan Sloan (1 meter diving), Alexis Witt(1 meter diving), Alexys Carteaux (1 meterdiving).

The Wauseon boys will send BlakeKrauss (50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, 200freestyle relay), Hector Mena (500 freestyle,200 freestyle relay), Derek Rupp (200 free-style relay), Seth Hutchison (200 freestyle

relay); Cody Fry (1 meter diving).Bill Bray may be reached at

[email protected]

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Wauseon Eighth Graders Win The NWOAL

HAMLER: February 8, 2014 - The

Wauseon Lady Indian eighth grade squad

faced off against Archbold for the 2013-14NWOAL Championship, where they cameaway with the conference gold by zapping

the Lady Streaks by a score of 37-21.Scoring for the Indians were Karli Pen-

rod, Kendra Gorczyca, Bailey Wensink,

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200/500 FREESTYLE RACES ... Sophomore Kasey Darnell was the sectional championin the 200 and 500 freestyle races.

200/500 FREESTYLE RELAY ... Hector Mena qualied for the District meet in the 500freestyle and the 200 freestyle relay.

QUALIFYING FOR STATE ... Alexis Meyer qualied to the district in four events.

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Wauseon Lady Indians Take Sixth AtThe NWOAL Championship Tourney

NAPOLEON: February 7, 2014 TheWauseon Lady Indians rolled against the

rest of the conference in the 2013-14

NWOAL League Tournament on February

7.Behind Nicky Winland, the Lady Indi-

ans amassed a score of 2569, and came

away with sixth in the conference for thecampaign. Winland rolled a high game of

153, and a high series of 445 to lead the

Tribe.The following individual Wauseon re-

sults were posted by gameNicky Winland 153 146 146 - 445

Summer Brown 137 146 146 - 429

Rylee Ford 114 106 135 - 355

Allie Lovett 103 138 109 - 350Regan Ford 117 103 X - 220

Liz Morrow X X 124 - 124

Baker games 129 / 119 / 116 / 149 /

143 - 656

Regular games 1913Total pins - 2569

Wauseon Indians Roll To TheChampionship Of The NWOAL

NAPOLEON: February 7, 2014 TheWauseon Indians were already sitting in

striking range when the NWOAL Cham-pionship Tournament took place on Feb-

ruary 7...it was Bryan's championship to

lose. It would take a rst place nish byeither Bryan or a rst place nish by the

hard-charging Liberty Center PLUS anepic collapse by the Bears and the Tribe

for Wauseon to be denied. The Tigers didtheir part, but the Indians did not comply

by wilting under pressure. The epic col-

lapse role was relegated to the Bryan Gold-en Bears.

As a result, it was Liberty Center win-ning the event with 3753 pins, but the

strong second place by the Tribe ensuredthem the 2013-14 NWOAL Championship

gold. The 3222-pin collapse of the Golden

Bears put them fth in the tourney, knock-ing them out of rst place in the confer-

ence, and opening the door for Wauseon.Behind the high game of 212 from Pey-

ton Shadbolt, the high series of 557 fromNoah Stickley, and the all-familiar Baker

game power that has been the hallmark ofthe Wauseon Bowling program all seasonlong, the Tribe nished a strong second in

the tournament with 2519 pins.Regular season wins are worth two

points toward the conference crown stand-ings, and a win in the tournament is good

for another 14. For each place under rst

place in the tournament, two points aresubtracted. Bryan came into the nal

with one more regular season win thanthe Tribe for a 22-20 lead. The 14 points

for rst place in the tourney went to theTigers, who nished third in the NWOAL

with 26 points. The fth place nish added

just six points to the Bryan total. Wauseonhowever, leapfrogged the second place

Bears with 12 points, giving them 32 con-ference points and the undisputed NWOAL

Championship.The following individual Wauseon re-

sults were posted by game

Peyten Shadbolt 191 147 212 - 550Clayton Ricker 144 164 178 - 486

Noah Stickley 177 192 188 - 557Kevin Moden 140 182 186 - 508

Nic Kearney 191 150 191 - 532Baker games 200 / 157 / 151 / 175 /

203 - 886Regular games 2633

Total pins - 3519

Wauseon Lady Indians Roughed UpBy Bryan Lady Golden Bears

NAPOLEON: February 3, 2014 The

Bryan Golden Bears delivered an NWOALknockout punch to the Wauseon Lady In-

dians in February 3 NWOAL bowling ac-tion, walking away with a 2178-1633 win.

High game and series honors went to

Rylee Ford, who rolled a second game 179for a 335 series..

The following individual Wauseon re-


Summer Brown 134 131 - 265Regan Ford 129 101 - 230

Rylee Ford 156 179 - 335Allie Lovett 121 108 - 229

Liz Morrow 118 87 - 205

Baker games 121 / 95 / 153 - 369Regular games 1264

Total pins - 1633

Bryan Golden Bears Trip TheWauseon Indians In League Bowling

NAPOLEON: February 3, 2014 TheWauseon Indians were clipped by the Bry-

an Golden Bears in February 3 bowling ac-tion, 2447-2326.

Kevin Moden blasted through the 200-pin barrier twice, giving him high game

and high series honors for the Tribe.

The following individual Wauseon re-sults were posted by game

Nic Kearney 153 174 - 327

Kevin Moden 215 200 - 415

Clayton Ricker 195 204 - 399

Peyten Shadbolt 136 165 - 301

Noah Stickley 185 171 - 356

Baker games 194 / 177 / 157 - 528

Regular games 1798

Total pins - 2326

Wauseon Lady Indians Take To TheLanes At The Redskin Tournament

PORT CLINTON: February1, 2014 TheWauseon Lady Indians saw action at the

Port Clinton Redskin Tournament on Feb-ruary 1.

The Lady Indians rolled to a score of

2468, with high game and high series hon-ors both going to Nicky Winland.

The following individual Wauseon re-sults were posted by game

Rylee Ford 131 123 107 - 361

Summer Brown X X 159 - 159Allie Lovett 136 120 126 - 382

Regan Ford 81 X X - 81Nicky Winland 165 112 133 - 410

Paige Moden X 126 144 - 270

Liz Morrow 80 100 X - 180Baker games 128 / 137 / 141 / 121 /


Total pins - 2468

Wauseon Rolls To A Sixth PlaceFinish At The Redskin Tournament

PORT CLINTON: February1, 2014

The Wauseon Indians placed sixth overallin the Port Clinton Redskin Tournament

on February 1.

High game and series honors went toClayton Ricker, who rolled a 190 game

and a 522 series to lead the Tribe.The following individual Wauseon re-


Peyten Shadbolt 158 184 179 - 521

Clayton Ricker 156 190 176 - 522Noah Stickley 134 163 175 - 472

Kevin Moden 149 177 153 - 479

Nic Kearney 173 160 150 - 483Baker games 158 / 169 / 147 / 146 /


Total pins - 3248

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