the hometown huddle - january 29th, 2014

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THE HOMETOWN

EDON HILLTOP STRYKER MONTPELIER PETTISVILLE NORTH CENTRAL FAYETTE WAUSEON

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29TH, 2014 A WEEKLY SPORTS PUBLICATION COURTESY OF "THE VILLAGE REPORTER"

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

PHOTO BY BILL BRAY, STAFF

COURSE CHANGE ... Natalie Koenig of Wauseon cuts around an Arch-bold defender.(View all photos from this event for FREE by visiting www.

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WAUSEON LADY INDIANS TAKE ON

ARCHBOLD BLUE STREAKS

NWOAL SHOWDOWN


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Varsity Boys BasketballTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

2 - The Hometown Huddle - Edon, Montpelier, North Central, Hilltop, Stryker, Fayette, Pettisville & Wauseon Sports Action Wednesday, January 29th, 2014

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North Central Eagles Drop Tough Road GameAt Hicksville In Non-Conference Action

HICKSVILLE: JANUARY 18, 2014 -North Central traveled to Hicksville on

January 18 for a non-conference show-down with the Aces, but despite a hard

nose effort by the Eagles, the Aces came

out on top 60-51.For North Central, Clayton Ferguson

powered the way scoring 15 on the game.Dylan Hutchison had 8 while teammates

Josh Sawyer, Jordan Reeves and ChaseLegacy each had 6. Brandon Turner and

Ethan Douglas each dropped in 4 whileJordan Bailey rounded out the scoring for

the Eagles with 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

North Central 12 9 6 24 - 51Hicksville 14 21 9 16 - 60

Fayette Eagles Clip North CentralEagles On The Road In BBC Action

PIONEER: January 21, 2014 Fayette

hit the road on Tuesday, January 21 toface in conference foe North Central, walk-ing off the court with a narrow 42-38 vic-

tory.

For the victorious Fayette Eagles, Chan-dler Sanford stepped up big with 20 in the

game, while teammates Grant Schaffnerand Jerad Seiler each contributed 7 in the

win. Also on the board for Fayette, Tyler

Cox hit for 6 while Tristen Bates chippedin 2.

For North Central, Clayton Ferguson

led the Eagles in scoring with 16. Dylan

Hutchison poured in 9 while BrandenTurner chipped in 6; Jordan Reeves had 4,Chase Legacy hit for a bucket while Josh

Sawyer rounded out the Eagles scoring

with a point.The win moves Fayette to 7-4 on the

season and 2-2 in the BBC. North Centralfalls to 1-13 on the season while dropping

to 1-4 in the BBC

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 12 11 8 11 - 42NC 14 11 8 5 - 38

Hilltop Cadets Fall At Home To NonConference Foe Swanton BulldogsWEST UNITY: January 21, 2014 Hill-

top played host to the Swanton Bulldogson Tuesday, January 21, falling to the vis-

iting Bulldogs 66-54.For Hilltop, Jalen Towers hit for a team

high 18, while snagging 11 rebounds while

big Miklo Abner had 11. Freshman QuinnSmith hit for 10 on the game along with

3 assists. Ryan Booker dropped 9 on thenight; teammate Tim Maneval had 4 points

along with 9 boards and 3 assists. NicSchieber rounded out the scoring with 2

on the night.

As a team, the Cadets shot 31 percent

from the three range and 46 percent from

the eld. Hilltop also snagged 30 rebounds

in the game while committing 12 turnovers

in the loss.

Hilltop moves to 1-10 with the loss

while still hunting for their rst victory in

the BBC, remaining at 0-4 in the confer-

ence.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Swanton 19 14 15 18 - 66

Hilltop 4 11 14 25 - 54

Edon Bombers Fall To Liberty CenterTigers At Home In Non-Conference Play

EDON: January 20, 2014 Edon on

January 20 played host to out of confer-

ence opponent Liberty Center, falling tothe Tigers 59-42.

For the Edon Bombers on the game,River Wicker paced the Bombers with 10

on the night, while Mike Peeples followedup with 9 in the loss. Also on the board

for Edon, Kaden Sapp and Jacob Brown

recorded 8 points, while Jim Peckham had

4. Wyatt Walkowski completed the scoring

in the contest with 4.

The loss drops the Bombers to 5-6 on

the season and remains at 2-3 in the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Liberty Center 19 17 15 8 - 59

Edon 13 16 5 8 - 42

Indians Burst Past Delta 70-46

By: Bill Bray

THE VILLAGE REPORTER

WAUSEON: January 18, 2014 - The

Wauseon Indians were outscored 20-5 inthe rst quarter but outscored the Delta

Panthers 65-26 the rest of the way for a70-46 non-league win.

Delta's Justin Callahan got Delta outof the gate quickly with four three-point

shots in the rst quarter as the Panthers

were up 14-4. The Indians only scored onemore point in the rst eight minutes on a

foul shot from Noah Castle.Slowly but steadily the Indians began

to close the gap during the second quar-ter. The Tribe scored the rst six points ofthe quarter as they closed to within 20-

11. Delta scored it's only two points of thequarter with a basket from Bailey Mon-

roe at the 4:33 mark of the quarter. Fromthere the Indians took charge coming back

from the 20-5 decit to tie the game up at

22-22 as the half ended.Castle, Jacob Newlove and Kris Boy-

sel led the charge in the second half withaggressive, physical play. Castle was bat-

tling near the basket and accepting nicely

conceived passes from Newlove as the 6'5"

junior put up a season high 28 points. Healso crashed the board for 18 rebounds

giving him an impressive double-double.

During the rst quarter the Panthersput up seven shots from the oor. Over the

next three quarters they tallied the sametotal as the Indians defense formed a solid

wall.It was Wauseon's 10th victory in 13

tries this season. The league game with

Delta happens in a few weeks. First onthe thoughts of the minds of the talented

bunch of Indians is their rivals the Arch-bold Blue Streaks. The game happens Fri-

day evening at Archbold high school.Beside Castle, Boysel and Newlove each

nished with 13 points apiece in the great

team effort and victory."I know that the Panthers will be out

for revenge in a few weeks when it countsin the league standings," coach Chad Burt

said. "They are a very solid team and wewill have to again be at our best to get past

them."

Bill Bray may be reached at

[email protected]

PHOTO BY BILL BRAY, STAFFILL TAKE THAT ... Kris Boysal of Wauseon tears town a rebound. (View all photos from

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By: Bill BrayTHE VILLAGE REPORTER

WAUSEON: JANUARY 24, 2014 - Withall NWOAL games cancelled because of

the weather, all league eyes were on theWauseon Indians vs the Archbold Blue

Streaks.

Wauseon was plagued with 11 rst-halfturnovers as they trailed after one quar-

ter 10-4. 6'8" Luke Fisher was dominateearly with a three pointer and had multiple

blocks in close.The second quarter, Wauseon's defense

quieted Fisher as the Indians outscoredthe Streaks 9-7. Kris Boysel played an

important role during the quarter as the

senior scored four points and had a strongdefensive showing. The Streaks opened

up their biggest lead of the quarter 17-11as Evan Wyse found Brandon Goering for

two. The Indians got the nal two points ofthe half with a nice steal f rom Corry Byers

to close the gap 17-13 as the half ended.

Goerig sparked the Streaks in the thirdquarter. Goerig came out and connected

on a put-back then canned a three pointerto put Archbold up 22-13.

The Indians came back with two drivesfrom Zac Robinson and Jacob Newlove

as the Tribe would not die and closed the

advantage back to ve points at 22-17.Luke Fisher scored with a put back and

Kris Boysel found Newlove to make it a24-19 score. Noah Castle, who committed

his fourth foul with 4:25 remaining in thethird quarter had to sit and was replaced

by Zach Robinson. Johnson responded by

grabbing an offensive rebound off a Boyselmiss and was fouled. He sank both foul

shots and the Indians were back to withinthree at 24-21. But as was the case most of

the night, a good Wauseon possession wasanswered by the Blue Streaks with one of

their own. Wyse stole the ball and took it

in for a layup as the Streaks respondedquickly to go back up 26-21. Corry Byers

again closed the gap to three after a harddrive to the basket producing a foul send-

ing him to the line. He connected on both

shots as the seesaw battle continued. Ty-son Schnitkey took a quick lesson from

Byers and had the same result after hedrove to the basket. He made both of his

foul shots as the Streaks clung to theirve-point advantage 28-23. That is how

the third quarter ended.

Castle reentered the game for Wauseonto start the fourth and nal stanza and

his presence obviously lifted the Indians

moral. He clawed his way to the board for

two put-back opportunities that failed but

was fouled in the process. He made the

two free throws and the Tribe was back to

within four at 28-24. Kris Boysel rose to

the occasion after that. Boysel drew a pair

of charge fouls. This time his quick think-

ing and excellent defense gave Fisher his

fourth foul. Then to add insult to injury,

Boysel electried the Indians faithful with

a heartfelt dunk to close Archbold's lead

to 28-26 with seven minutes remaining.

A make by Goerig, and Schnitkey fouling

Castle who connected at the line made the

score 30-28 at the 6:21 mark. A Schnitkey

miss and a Castle rebound gave the Indi-

ans the ball. Castle's great pass to Robin-

son gave the game it's rst tie at 30-30.

The two teams continued to battle like a

championship heavy weight match as they

traded baskets. Grossjean for Archbold on

a 12' foot jumper followed by Boysel's low

off the glass shot tied the game again at

32-32. Castle stood his ground for a big

defensive play that gave Wyse a charging

foul. Fisher then fouled out at the 4:19

mark sending Castle back to the line again.

He calmly sank both shots to put the Indi-ans up for the rst time in the game at 34-

32. Seconds later the game was tied again

at 34-34 on a Grossjean make as he was

fouled by Robinson. A handful of fouls

followed sending both teams to the line

on several occasions over the next three

minutes. After another one point differ-

ence at 39-38, the Blue Streaks chose the

right time to go on a run. Evan Wyse was

a man possessed over the last two minutes

of the game as the senior made the game

his own. He started the Streaks' run as he

stood at the line for this third free throw

attempt of the quarter. The senior con-

nected on both shots putting the Streaks

up 41-38. Wyse again produced as he was

fouled by Boysel with 47.4 second left. He

was perfect again and the Streaks' lead

grew to 43-28. Wyse again boarded a Byersmiss and Grossjean was fouled by Alec Lil-

lich. Grossjean made one of two shots for

a 44-38 lead. Byers was off the mark on a

shot from beyond the arc followed immedi-

ately by an Archbold timeout. The Streaks

nished their 8-0 run with a foul shot and

layup by Goerig as the Streaks went on to

a key NWOAL victory.

Bill Bray may be reached [email protected]

Wauseon Indians Take On ArchboldBlue Streaks In NWOAL Contest

PHOTO BY MITCH PEEBLES, STAFF

ANYONE OPEN? ... Noah Castle of Wauseon evaluates his passing options. (View allphotos from this event for FREE by visiting www.thevillagereporter.com)


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Stryker Vs. Tinora BoysVarsity Basketball

BIG NIGHT ... Stryker's Tanner Clingaman had a big night vs. Tinora on both ends ofthe court, but despite the effort, the Panthers came up short against the Rams 94-74.

SCORING PHENOM ... Over the weekend of December 17 & 18, Strykers Parker Ruffer

was a scoring machine, dropping in 29 on Friday night and adding 33 on Saturday

night vs. Tinora. (View all photos from this event for FREE by visiting www.thevillag-ereporter.com)

Hilltop Vs. Edon Boys Varsity Basketball

PHOTO BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

Hilltop's Quinn Smith (L) and Jalen Towers (C) defend Edon's Jacob Brown in December

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Montpelier vs. BryanBoys Varsity Basketball


TRUCKIN DOWN THE HARDWOOD ... Montpelier's Parker Houk drives the ball downcourt in a December 17th battle with Bryan. The Locos were turned away hard, falling

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Stryker Panthers Fall To Visiting Tinora

STRYKER The Stryker Panther JV Squad came out red up for their homecoming

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North Central Lady Eagles FallTo Liberty Center On The Road

LIBERTY CENTER: January 20, 2014

The North Central Lady Eagles took to theroad January 20th to face out of confer-

ence foe Liberty Center, falling to the Lady

Tigers 45-35.For the Lady Eagles on the night, Sa-

brina Pickford had 15 on the game lead-ing the way for North Central. Also on the

board for the Lady Eagles, Hannah Sieke-meyer had 8, Rachel Oxender scored 6,while Cady VanDeVorde, Makayla Hayesand Abby Litzenberg each had 2 on the

night.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Liberty Center 7 7 14 17 - 45North Central 12 7 10 6 - 35

Pettisville Lady Blackbirds Run ByMontpelier Lady Locomotives On The Road

MONTPELIER: January 21, 2014 - The

Pettisville Lady Blackbirds easily dis-patched the Montpelier Lady Locos on the

road on January 21, taking home the vic-tory 56-30

For the Lady Blackbirds on the night,Dana Fricke powered Pettisville's domina-

tion of the Lady Locos, scoring 18 points in

the game while teammate Lauren Hostetlerfollowed up with 13 points. Audra Klopfen-

stein chipped in 11 points for the night,

while both Mikala Avina and Jordyn Purceleach had 6 in the game. Also on the boardfor the Lady Blackbirds, Alexa Leppelmeier

had a bucket rounding out the scoring for

the Lady Blackbirds.As a team, the Lady Blackbirds shot 40

percent from the eld while going 11 for 15

from the free throw line. The Lady Black-

birds also out-rebounded the Lady Locos

30-19.

For the Lady Locos, Baylee Hageman

led the way with 17 points on the game.

Also on the board for Montpelier, McKenna

Quaderer had 6, Hannah Blake contrib-

uted 4, Malorie Yagelski had 2 and Regan

Steffes rounded out the scoring with 1.

The victory brings the Lady Blackbirds

to 13-2 on the season and remains at 5-1in the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 14 16 10 16 - 56

Montpelier 9 3 11 7 - 30

Ayersville Pilots Crush Edon LadyBombers In Non-Conference PlayAYERSVILLE: JANUARY 21, 2014 - The

Edon Lady Bombers took to the road on

January 21 to face the Ayersville Lady Pi-

lots, falling hard by the score of 75-35. The

Lady Pilots had 4 players in double gures

for the game, taking control from the open-

ing tipoff.

For Edon, Alex Kiess led the way in

the game with 13 points. Baylee Gearhart

also contributed 9 in the loss, while Kait-

lin Chrisman had 6; Kaitlyn Sonnebergerscored 5 for the Lady Bombers and Han-

nah Kaylor hit for 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Ayersville 19 21 20 15 - 75

Edon 12 14 6 3 - 35

Fayette Lady Eagles Power PastEdon Bombers In BBC ActionFAYETTE: JANUARY 23, 2014 - The

Fayette Lady Eagles hosted in conferencefoe Edon on January 23, walking away

with a overwhelming 52-28 victory over the

Lady Bombers.For Fayette in the victory, Alexis

Fruchey led the way, scoring 15 on thenight, while teammate Taylor Grifths

added 9. Also on the board for the LadyEagles, Kaela Seiler had 10; Paige Keefer

accounted for 8 points, Katelyn Bates had

6 and Jessie Wheeler hit for 2.

For the Lady Bombers, Kaitlyn Son-

neberger scored 6 while both Alex Kiessand Baylee Gearhart each accounted for 5.

Kaitlin Chrisman had 4 and Kaitlyn Ma-

nahan, Jordan Matthews, Hannah Kaylorand Eliza Zulch each scored 2 in the loss.

With the win, Fayette moved to 12-2 onthe season and 6-1 in the BBC while Edon

fell to 2-14 on the year and 0-7 in the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 13 14 15 10 - 52Edon 1 16 7 4 - 28

Hilltop Lady Cadets Edge PastStryker Lady Panthers In BBC Action

WEST UNITY: JANUARY 23, 2014 - TheHilltop Cadets hosted Stryker in BBC ac-

tion on January 23, taking home the nar-row victory 52-48 in a hard fought close

contest.

On the night for the Lady Cadets, Han-nah Bleikamp led the way hitting for 19

on the night, including an 11 of 13 effortfrom the free throw line. Destiny Denton

scored 9 in the win, while Emily Arm-bruster dropped in 8 on the game. Kailey

Creamer and LeAnn Joist both put in 6 on

the night, and Kayla Settlemire roundedout the Cadet's scoring with 4.

As a team, the Lady Cadets went 2 for9 from the three range while hitting on 13

of 29 from the eld. From the line the Ca-dets hit on 20 of 29 while bringing down

26 rebounds.For the Lady Panthers, Connor Var-

ner led the way with 15; Christie Hustondropped in 14 and teammate Conner Sul-

livan hit for 13. Gabby Patten added 5 on

the night and Maddie Uribes rounded outthe scoring with 1.

The Lady Panthers shot 40 percent fromthe eld, going 14 of 35 while shooting just

over 50 percent from the line, hitting on 14of 23 attempts.

With the victory, the Lady Cadets moved

to 10-4 on the season and are at 5-2 in theBBC. Stryker drops to 7-8 on the year and

sits at 2-4 in the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Hilltop 13 6 19 14 - 52Stryker 8 4 11 25 - 48

By: Bill Bray

THE VILLAGE REPORTER

01/23/14 - The Archbold Blue Streaksimproved their record to an impressive

14-1 and remained perfect in NWOAL

play at 7-0 with a 17-point victory overWauseon Thursday night.

The Indians fell behind 12-6 after one

quarter. The two teams played even ballduring the second eight minutes as Arch-

bold took a 23-16 advantage into the lock-er room.

Both teams came out strong in the thirdquarter as Arcbhold tallied 21 points for

the period. Nine of the points came fromCassidy Wyse who was the game's leading

scorer with 26 points. The talented se-

nior collected 13 of her points at the foulline where she nished making 13 of 16

attempts. She added ve two-point shots

and one three-point shot for her total.

The Indians were as close as 10 pointsduring the second half of action but could

not get any closer.Wauseon's Maddie Richer led the In-

dians with 17 points. Other scorers for

Wauseon were Natalie Koenig with nine,Sariah Yackee with eight, Haley Archi-

beque with seven, Lexi Lane nished withfour points and Anna Marshall had one

point.The Indians (8-8) and (3-2) were 15-40

from the oor. 12-19 from the foul line and

collected 17 rebounds. The Streaks were16 of 29 from the oor, 28-41 from the foul

line and collected 20 boards.Wauseon's junior varsity were 30-29

winners.

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28 Points From The Foul LineLead Archbold Past Wauseon

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Fayette vs. Pettisville Girls Varsity Basketball

CONTINUATION OF VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL

PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

DRIVING THE LANE ... Pettisville's Jordyn Purcel (L) drives the lane in December 16th's

victory over the Fayette Lady Eagles. Also pictured is Fayette's Taylor Grifths andPettisville's Mikala Avina (View all photos from this event for FREE by visiting www.

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Hilltop Cadets Double Up

North Central

PIONEER: JANUARY 23, 2014 - The

Hilltop Cadets traveled to North Central

on January 23, bringing home a 50-23

victory.

No stats pertaining to this game were

received.

North Central 1st 8, 2nd 5, 3rd 5, 4th

5. Hilltop 1st 18, 2nd 7, 3rd 10, 4th 15.

Pettisville Destroys St. Paul

On The RoadBRYAN: January 21, 2014 The Pet-

tisville Blackbirds went on the road to St.

Paul on Tuesday, January 21. The Black-birds secured the dominating victory 69-

23 to move to 11-3 on the season and re-

main at 8-1 in the BBC.Leading the way for Pettisville in the

game were Landon Roth, Dillon King, Noah

Rocha and Justin Rupp

Pettisville 1st 26, 2nd 15, 3rd 18, 4th10

St. Paul 1st 3, 2nd 8, 3rd 4, 4th 8Pettisville Blackbirds Crush

North CentralPIONEER: January 18, 2014 The Pet-

tisville Blackbirds traveled to North Cen-

tral on January 18, prevailing 55-22. TheBlackbirds with the win move to 9-3 on the

season and sit at 7-1 in the BBC.Leading the way for Pettisville in the

game were Noah Rocha and Justin Rupp.Pettisville 1st 19, 2nd 8, 3rd 20, 4th 8

North Central 1st 6, 2nd 8, 3rd 2, 4th 6.

Pettisville Blackbirds Knocks

Off Fayette EaglesFAYETTE: January 20, 2014 The Pet-

tisville Blackbirds traveled to Fayette onMonday, January 20. The Blackbirds se-

cured the victory 41-21 to move to 10-3 onthe season and remain at 8-1 in the BBC.Leading the way for Pettisville in the

game were Dillon King, Noah Rocha andJustin Rupp.

Pettisville 1st 6, 2nd 15, 3rd 6, 4th 14.Fayette 1st 2, 2nd 11, 3rd 8, 4th 0.

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Stryker Lady Panthers Take

Down Fayette

STRYKER: JANUARY 23, 2014 - The

Stryker Lady Panthers played host to

Fayette on January 23, defending their

home court with a 32-19 victory.

For the Lady Panthers, Haley Doeh-

rmann led the way in scoring with 14 on

the game, while Sierra Whitman dropped

in 9. Kira Petit scored 7 and McKenna

Louys rounded out the scoring with 2.

Stryker 1st 12, 2nd 12, 3rd 6, 4th 2.

Fayette 1st 3, 2nd 9, 3rd 3, 4th 4.

North Central Clips Hilltop CadetsWEST UNITY: JANUARY 23, 2014 - The

North Central Lady Eagles took home ahard fought victory on January 23 over

Hilltop 31-25.For the Lady Eagles in the win, Makayla

Knapp scored 12, leading the way for theEagles. Vada Lashaway had 7 while Erin

Ryan followed up with 6. Brittany Cozart,

Allyson Fenicle and Emma Zenz eachscored 2 on the game.

North Central 1st 6, 2nd 9, 3rd 6, 4th10

Hilltop 1st 3, 2nd 8, 3rd 7, 4th 7.

Stryker Drops North CentralAt Home

STRYKER: January 21, 2014 TheStryker Lady Panthers hosted North Cen-

tral on Tuesday, January 21. The Lady

Panthers secured the victory 24-18 tomove to 4-7 on the season and 4-5 in the

BBC.Stryker 1st 9, 2nd 8, 3rd 7, 4th 0.


Pettisville Remains Perfect

Crushes FayettePETTISVILLE: January 20, 2014 Pet-

tisville hosted Fayette on January 20 fora BBC conference showdown, securing

the 42-9 victory to remain unblemished inBBC play.

For the Lady Blackbirds, Sami Tilleypaved the way with 21 in the game, whileKamryn Hostetler dropped in 11. Also on

the board for the Lady Blackbirds, KyraBehnfeldt added 10, Nichole Foor had 2

and Kendi Nofziger hit a bucket from theline for 1 on the game.

The win for the Lady Blackbirds moves

Pettisville to 13-1 on the season and re-mains a perfect 9-0 in the BBC.


7TH GRADE BOYS

Hilltop Takes Down North Central

PIONEER: JANUARY 23, 2014 - The

Hilltop Cadets traveled to North Central

on January 23, bringing home a domi-

nating 42-10 victory.

No stats pertaining to this game were re-

ceived.


Hilltop 1st 11, 2nd 10, 3rd 10, 4th 11.

Pettisville Blackbirds Double Up

North CentralPIONEER: JANUARY 18, 2014- Pettis-

ville traveled to North Central on January

18 putting their undefeated mark on the

line. The Blackbirds came out on top andremained undefeated in BBC play 49-22.

Leading the way for Pettisville was De-tric Yoder with 10 while teammate Sam

Rychener also had 10 on the game. CalebKeim chipped in 8 points in the victory.

With the win, Pettisville moved to 11-1 on

the season and remain perfect in BBC playat 8-0.

Pettisville 1st 16, 2nd 9, 3rd 13, 4th 11.N. Central 1st 0, 2nd 5, 3rd 11, 4th 6.

Pettisville Blackbirds Clip

Fayette EaglesFAYETTE: January 18, 2014 The Pet-

tisville Blackbirds traveled to Fayette on

January 18, putting their unblemished re-cord on the line, coming from behind and

walking away with a 39-32 victory to re-main perfect in BBC action.

Leading the way for Pettisville in thegame were Payton Moyer with 19 points,

while teammate Sam Rychener scored 8 inthe win.

The victory moves Pettisville to 12-1 on

the season and 9-0 in conference play.Pettisville 1st 7, 2nd 3, 3rd 15, 4th 14.


Hilltop Dismantles Edon

On The RoadEDON: January 20, 2014 The Hilltop

Cadets took on the Edon Bombers on Jan-uary 20, securing an overwhelming 46-13

victory.

Leading the way for the Cadets wasEaston Herr with 20 on the game. For the

Bombers, Kyle Apger dropped in 7 pointsin the loss.

Hilltop 1st 17, 2nd 12, 3rd 12, 4th 5.Edon 1st 3, 2nd 7, 3rd 1, 4th 2.

7TH GRADE GIRLS

Fayette Lady Eagles PowerPast Stryker

STRYKER: JANUARY 23, 2014 - TheStryker Lady Panthers played host to Fay-

ette on January 23, falling to the visiting

Lady Eagles 32-23.For Stryker in the loss, Emma Grime

led the way with 12, while Katelyn Tingleyhad 7. Anna Stuckey scored 3 and Erica

Brier hit for a free throw recording 1 onthe game.

Stryker 1st 6, 2nd 6, 3rd 6, 4th 5.


Stryker Ladies Fall ToNorth Central At Home

STRYKER: January 21, 2014 The

Stryker Lady Panthers hosted North Cen-tral on Tuesday, January 21. The Lady

Eagles secured the victory 26-18 to moveto 5-6 on the season and 5-4 in the BBC.

Stryker 1st 1, 2nd 5, 3rd 3, 4th 9.North Central 1st 6, 2nd 8, 3rd 8, 4th 4.

Pettisville Remains Perfect

Downs Fayette

PETTISVILLE: January 20, 2014 Pet-tisville hosted Fayette on January 20 for

a BBC conference showdown, gaining the46-25 victory to remain perfect in BBC

play.For the Lady Blackbirds, Morgan Lep-

pelmeier led the way with 21 on the game,

while Brandi Schnitkey and ElizabethBeck each had 10. Also on the board for

Pettisville, Anya Kauffman contributed 9in the victory.

The win for the Lady Blackbirds movesPettisville to 13-1 on the season and a per-

fect 9-0 mark in the BBC.


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Wauseon Bowlers Make Their Marks AtThe 2014 Pioneer Classic TournamentLIMA: January 20, 2014 - The

Wauseon Indians traveled to Lima to take

part in the 2014 Pioneer Classic Bowling

Tournament. The team unleashed theirpin splintering power from the outset,

but a power shortage in the rst round ofchampionship play cost them dearly as

they nished eighth. For the Tribe, thiswas another rst, as this was their rst

time nishing in the top eight of the 21

teams present.Wauseon exploded to an lead in the

qualiers, rolling a combined 1056 behindPeyton Shadbolt's team high 265. Nic Ke-

arney rolled a 235 in the second game as

part of his high series total of 630. Afterthree regular and ve Baker games, the

Tribe was in the catbird seat going intothe championship round with 3841 pins

and the #1 seeding.Facing the #8 seed Elgin in the open-

ing round of the championship bracketthough, the Indians fell out of contention

by dropping three Baker games in a row

to the Comets, ending their tournamentrun.

The following individual Wauseon re-sults were posted by game

Peyten Shadbolt - 265 161 203 - 629

Clayton Ricker - 198 140 141 - 479

Noah Stickley - 167 199 182 - 548Kevin Moden - 221 169 192 - 582

Nic Kearney - 205 235 190 - 630Baker Games - 238 162 180 166 227

Regular Game Total - 2868

Baker Game Total - 973Total pins - 3841

Championship Seminal vs. Elgin149-157

156-165147-171

Wauseon Lady Indians Take Twelfth AtThe 2014 Pioneer Classic TournamentLIMA: January 20, 2014 - The Wauseon

Lady Indians were one of fteen teams tak-

ing part in the 2014 Pioneer Classic Bowl-

ing Tournament on January 20.Rylee Ford rolled a high game of 186,

and topped it off with a high series of 480for the Lady Indians. The Tribe nished

twelfth in the preliminary qualications,

eliminating them from contention for aspot in the championship rounds.

The following individual Wauseon re-

sults were posted by game

Rylee Ford - 130 186 164 - 480

Summer Brown - 134 112 149 - 395Allie Lovett - 134 104 115 - 353

Regan Ford - 140 80 115 - 335Nicky Winland - 164 107 119 - 390

Baker Games: 139 127 115 150 126

Regular Game Totals - 1953Baker Game Totals - 657

Total Pins - 2610

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Undermanned Wauseon Indians DunkedBy The Sylvania Southview Cougars

WAUSEON: January 21, 2014 - The

Wauseon Indians do well in every event inwhich they participate. It's those events in

which they don't have enough to partici-pate...that's the rub.

The Cougars of Sylvania Southview didlittle to sympathize with the hometown

boys on January 21. Rather than sym-

pathize, they took full advantage of theshort-staffed Tribe squad, running away

with a 106-49 win.The following Tribe nishes were re-

corded by place and time...

200 YARD FREESTYLE

3 Hector Mena - 2:02.815 Seth Hutchison - 2:22.99

6 Quintin Reiser - 2:25.03

50 YARD FREESTYLE

1 Blake Krauss - 23.012 Derek Rupp - 25.29

4 Seth Hutchison - 27.83

1 MTR DIVING

1 Cody Fry - 174.22

100 YARD FREESTYLE

1 Blake Krauss - 52.71

3 Hector Mena - 55.544 Derek Rupp - 57.80

200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY1 Wauseon - 1:40.21

400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY

1 Wauseon - 3:53.11

Sylvania Southview Falls To TheWauseon Lady Indians On January 21stWAUSEON: January 21, 2014 - The

Wauseon Lady Indians tangled with theLady Cougars of Sylvania Southview on

January 21, with the hometown girls post-

ing a 98-76 win.The following Lady Indian nishes were

recorded by place and time...

200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY2 Wauseon - 2:07.90

200 YARD FREESTYLE

1 Alexis Meyer - 2:10.16

2 Kate Precht - 2:18.643 Emmalyn Wooley - 2:31.85

200 YARD IM

4 Audrey Thacker - 3:17.48

50 YARD FREESTYLE

1 Kasey Darnell - 26.832 Abby Schmunk - 27.15

4 Emily Bray - 30.10

1 MTR DIVING

1 Jordan Sloan - 166.252 Alexis Witt - 166.20

3 Alexys Carteaux - 159.00

100 YARD BUTTERFLY

3 Brooke Waidelich - 1:18.38

100 YARD FREESTYLE

1 Kasey Darnell - 58.072 Emily Bray - 1:04.15

4 Audrey Thacker - 1:07.68

500 YARD FREESTYLE1 Emmalyn Wooley - 6:34.86

2 Mikayla Russell - 6:58.52


1 Wauseon A - 1:46.603 Wauseon B - 2:09.13

100 YARD BACKSTROKE

3 Alexis Meyer - 1:11.57

4 Brooke Waidelich - 1:1:19.876 Faythe Hernandez - 1:26.63

100 YARD BREASTSTROKE

2 Abby Schmunk - 1:24.53

3 Kate Precht - 1:25.92


1 Wauseon A - 4:05.69

3 Wauseon B - 4:57.52


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