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THE HOMETOWN

EDON HILLTOP STRYKER MONTPELIER PETTISVILLE NORTH CENTRAL FAYETTE WAUSEON

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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 15th, 2014

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Indians Defense Struggles EarlyTribe Falls To Deance

By Mitchell Peebles

THE VILLAGE REPORTER

WAUSEON 1/11/14A hot shooting

start for the Deance Bulldogs wouldprove to be too much for the WauseonIndians to overcome, as they would fallto the Deance Bulldogs 47-39 in nonconference action.

Deance would set the tone for theiroffense early on. The Bulldogs wouldscore 15 points in the rst quarter, allof which were off of three pointers as theIndian defense struggled to nd a wayto slow down the long range shootingof Deance. The Tribe would do theirpart on the offensive end of the court inthe rst quarter, as four different play-ers would score for Wauseon. As therst quarter came to and end, Deancewould hold a slim 15-14 lead.

The Bulldogs three point shootingremained hot in the beginning of the

second quarter, as they would nail an-other pair of three point shots early onin the quarter. However, unlike in therst quarter, the Tribe offense would beunable to keep pace in the second, asthe Bulldogs tough defense held the In-dians to only four point in the secondquarter. The halftime scoreboard read27-18 in favor of Deance.

Wauseon was able to bounce backoffensively in the third period, keepingpace with the Bulldogs, but the Indians

were not able to cut in to the Deance

lead at all, as both teams would score

ten points in the third, making in 37-28

with one quarter of action remaining.Things would get interesting in the -

nal quarter. After being held to only eight

points in the rst three quarters, Noah

Castle was able to score eight in the -

nal quarter alone to help mount a come-

back attempt for the Tribe. Wauseons

defense would be able to pressure De-

ance in to offensive mistakes. With

just over three minutes remaining in

the contest, the Indians were able to

get within only two possessions of the

Bulldogs, with Wauseon only trailing by

ve points. Just as the Indians start-

ed to get momentum, Deance decided

to slow the game down, and run some

clock off, stiing any chance Wauseon

had at a comeback, and the Bulldogs

would go on to win 47-39.

Castle scored 16 points on the night,

setting the pace for the Tribe. Jacob

Newlove helped the Indian cause with

nine, Zac Robinson scored eight, and

Corry Byers nished the evening with

six.

With the loss, Wauseon falls to 9-3

on the season, but remaining undefeat-

ed in the NWOAL at 3-0.

Mitchell Peebles may be reached at

[email protected]

Hilltop Cadets Host Out Of ConferenceFoe Hicksville Aces; Falls At Home

WEST UNITY: January 11, 2014 -

The Hilltop Cadets played host on Sat-urday January 11 to the Hicksville Aces,

falling by the score of 55-38.

For the Hilltop Cadets on the night,

Freshman Quinn Smith led the way

with 13 points on the game, while bring-

ing down 5 rebounds. Tim Maneval

dropped in 11 points on the game to go

with his 5 steals; Xavier Lowery contrib-

uted 6 on the night while Jalen Towers

added 4 points and 6 rebounds for the

Cadets. Also on the board for Hilltop,

Miklo Abner hit a bucket and grabbed 5rebounds, and Will McKinney rounded

out the scoring with 2 points.

The loss drops the Cadets to 1-6 on

the season and Hilltop remains at 0-2 in

the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Hilltop 5 12 8 13 - 38

Hicksville 11 13 14 17 - 55

North Central Falls On The RoadTo NWOAL Power Delta

DELTA: January 11, 2014 - The

North Central Eagles took to the road

on Saturday evening, January 11 to face

NWOAL powerhouse Delta in the Pan-

thers Den, falling 93-51.For the Eagles on the night, Josh

Sawyer led the way dropping 19 points

on the night in the loss. Clayton Fergu-

son had 13 for the game, while Dylan

Hutchinson scored 6. Also on the score-

board for North Central, Ethan Douglas

contributed 4, while Jordan Bailey add-

ed 3 for the game. Brandon Turner, Jor-

dan Reeves and Chase Legacy rounded

out the scoring for the Eagles with a

bucket each on the night.The loss drops the Eagles to 1-10 on

the season and the Eagles remain at 1-2

in the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Delta 26 23 25 17 - 91

North Central 9 16 10 16 - 51

Edon Bombers Drop A Heartbreaker AtHome To The Evergreen Vikings 35-34EDON: January 11, 2014 - The Edon

Bombers played host to out of confer-

ence opponent Evergreen on Saturdaynight, January 11. The visiting Viking

walked away with a narrow one point

margin of victory 35-34.

For the Edon Bombers on the night,

Brock Thiel led the way, hitting for 19

points on the game, while Jacob Brown

followed up with 9 points for the Bomb-

ers. Also on the scoreboard for Edon,

Mike Peeples had a pair of buckets scor-

ing 4, while Wyatt Walkowski and RiverWicker each hit a free throw for 1.

The loss drops the Bombers to 3-5 on

the season and Edon remains at 1-2 in

the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Edon 8 10 3 13 - 34

Evergreen 14 4 11 6 - 35

Tribe Outlasts Liberty Center InTough NWOAL Battle

By: Mitchell Peebles


WAUSEON 1/10/2014On an im-

portant night in the NWOAL, Wauseon

was able to fend off a late rally by the

Tigers of Liberty Center. With their ri-

val Archbold Bluestreaks losing theirrst league game of the season to the

Swanton Bulldogs the same night, the

Indians had a chance to take control of

the NWOAL boys basketball standings,

if they could get past the Tigers. After

being behind by as many as 14 points in

the third quarter, Liberty Center would

come charging back, even taking a lead

in the nal minutes of the game. The

Tribe was able to regain their compo-

sure, lead by a 30 point performance

by senior Corry Byers, and grab a 53-

49 win, remaining undefeated in league

play.

Byers high scoring night started off

in the opening quarter, hitting a three to

spark the Indians early on. Liberty Cen-

ters size gave the Tribe some trouble, as

the Indians would only be leading 11-8as the rst quarter was coming to and

end, that is until Kris Boysel was able

to nab an offensive rebound with less

than two seconds left on the clock, and

put the ball in to the basket just as the

buzzer sounder, giving Wauseon a 13-8

lead at the end of the rst quarter.

In the second quarter, it would again

be Byers leading the way, scoring nine

of the Indians 11 points in the period.

Wauseons lead would remain at ve

going in to halftime, with the Indians

leading 24-19.

Wauseon started off the third quar-

ter hot, jumping out to as large as a 14

point lead midway through the third

quarter. Liberty Center would nd their

groove again though late in the quarter,

closing back in on the Indians. After

three quarters of action, the Tribe was

clinging to a 37-31 lead.

The Tigers were not going to let the

Indians off easy. After it seemed as if

Wauseon was going to come away with

an easy victory, Liberty Center found a

spark from their 67 center Chestnut.

The Tribe defense had trouble defend-

ing his post presence, and were caught

off-guard as the big man launched and

drained a three pointer, cutting in to

the Indian lead. The Tigers were even

able to take a 47-46 lead with 3:30 left

in the contest. The Indians were given

a technical foul, and it seemed as if the

game was slipping away from them, but

then Byers started taking over again for

the Tribe, scoring 12 points in the nal

quarter, which also opened up the post

game for Noah Castle, who was able to

draw a 5th foul against Liberty Centers

Chestnut in the nal minutes, causing

the 67 Tiger to have to sit on the bench

for the remainder of the game. Byers and

Castle were the only Indians to score in

the nal quarter of action, but that is all

the Tribe would need, capturing the win

by a score of 53-49.

Byers lead all scorers on the night

with 30 points, Castle was next with 11,

Jacob Newlove scored 7, and Kris Boy-

sel rounded out the scoring for the Tribe

with 5 points.

With the win, the Indians move to

9-2 on the season, and lead the NWOAL

with 3 league wins and 0 league losses.


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CONTINUATION OF BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION

Fairview Apaches Outmuscle SmallerMontpelier Squad In Hilltop Classic Opener

By: Timothy Kays


WEST UNITY ... The Montpelier Loco-motives drew the Fairview Apaches in the

opening seminal round of the 2013 Hill-

top Holiday Classic in The Bunker on De-cember 27. While neither team has seen

much success in the won-lost departmentthis season, the Locos were staring down a

distinctive disadvantage from the openingwhistle. Montpelier has four players that

go six feet and above. On the other hand,

the Apaches have two players that arenot at least six feet tall, including a pair

of paint pounders in Bradley Ebaugh and

Daniel Smith that are both 6' 5".With Ebaugh and Smith denying the

interior, and the Fairview guards creating

turnovers on the perimeter, the Locos fell

behind early. On the defensive end, Mont-pelier had no answer for Smith, who simply

shot the ball over anybody that the Locosput in his path. The end result was Smith

banging down a game-high 21 to lead the

Apaches to a 65-37 win over Montpelier.

The Locos got out to a good start onthe offense with Alex Matzinger and Jared

Shoup combining for ten points in the rstperiod. The Apaches answered with Smith

going off for eight, and 6' 1" Joe Macsayputting in 14 of his 19 points in the open-

ing stanza. Fairview had a double-digit

lead that they expanded upon all the wayto the nal buzzer.

Shoup, Matzinger and Nate McCordeach nished with 8 points for Montpe-

lier. Michael Blake put in 5 points, ParkerHouk and Jacob Leung each had 3 points,

and Dylan Snyder added a deuce.

Montpelier faces Hilltop for the thirdplace spot in the tournament on December

29 at 6:00.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fairview 22 12 16 15 - 65Montpelier 10 7 8 12 - 37

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Varsity Girls BasketballTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

CONTINUATION OF BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION

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Bombers Dismantled By Wayne TraceBy Mitchell Peebles


WAYNE TRACE 1/7/2014The

Edon Lady Bombers varsity squad had

a tough night against the Raiders of

Wayne Trace, being defeated by a mar-

gin of 73-37.

Although the nal score was not at

all close, the Bombers were able to keep

within striking distance of the Raiders

in the rst half. In fact, Wayne Trace

would only cling to a 13-12 lead after

one quarter of action.

The Bombers would again keep

things interesting in the second quarter.

While the Wayne Trace lead would grow

in the second quarter, it would only be

a six point halftime decit for Edon, 29-

23.

The Third quarter is when the Wayne

Trace would start to pull away, outscor-ing the Bombers 26-6 in the period, and

expanding their lead to 55-29 at the end

of the third quarter.

Wayne Trace would not take their

foot of the gas in the nal period, scor-

ing 18 more points and holding Edon to

only eight points, and the Raiders would

go on to win by a 36 point margin, 73-

37.

The leading scorer for Edon was

Kiess with 12 points. She was followed

by Chrisman with ten, Gutting contrib-

uted six, Sonneberger scored ve, and

K. Manahan ended with four.


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Pettisville Lady Blackbirds Take DownHicksville Lady Aces On The Road

HICKSVILLE: January 11, 2014 -

The Pettisville Lady Blackbirds easily

dispatched the Hicksville Lady Aces on

the road on Saturday, January 11, pre-

vailing by the score of 64-24.

For the Lady Blackbirds on the night,

Dana Fricke powered Pettisvilles domi-

nation of the Lady Aces, scoring 29 points

in the game. Mikayla Avina chipped in

14 for the night while Lauren Hostetler

followed up with 10 points. Also on the

board for the Lady Blackbirds, Jordyn

Pursel and Audra Klopfenstein each had4, and Mikayla Crouch rouded out the

scoring with 2.

As a team, the Lady Blackbirds shot

40 percent from the eld while going 7

for 10 from the free throw line. The Lady

Blackbirds also out-rebounded the Lady

Aces 37-22.

The victory brings the Pettisville Lady

Blackbirds to 10-2 on the season while

remaining at 4-1 in the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 19 22 13 10 - 64

Hicksville 6 5 7 6 - 24

Lady Indians Capitalize OffMistakes, Defeat Bulldogs

By Mitchell Peebles


WAUSEON 1/11/2014The De-

ance Lady Bulldogs would turn the ball

over 27 times, and the Wauseon Lady

Indians would capitalize on their oppo-

nents mistakes. The Indians would pick

up their 7th win of the year, defeating

Deance 51-22.

The Indians Sariah Yackee startedoff the contest with a hot hand, scoring

seven points in the opening quarter in-

cluding a three pointer. Her hot shoot-

ing helped lead her team to a 10-7 rst

quarter lead.

Wauseon took complete control of

the game in the second period, holding

Deance to only six points while scoring

18 points of their own. Sariah Yackee

hit another three pointer, and Natalie

Koenig contributed nine points of her

own to give the Tribe a 28-13 lead at the

intermission.

The Indians continued to have a bal-

anced offensive attack, as nine different

players scored in the contest. Their de-

fense also played a huge role in the sec-

ond half, holding Deance to only nine

points in the half. After three quarters,

Wauseon held a sizeable 42-19 win.

Deance would not be able to shrink

the Indian lead, as they would be held to

only three points in the nal quarter of

action. The Indians would take the vic-tory 51-22.

Natalie Koenig scored 14 points in

the contest, leading the way for the In-

dians. Sariah Yackee also scored double

digits with 11. Maddie Richer was next

with nine, Sally Frank contributed six,

Haley Archibeque scored four, Kylie Ar-

chibeque put up three, Hannah Blaylock

scored two, and Lindsey Archibeque and

Anna Marshall both scored a point.


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North Central JV Drops NWOAL Power DeltaDELTA: January 11, 2014 - The

North Central Eagles JV took to the

road on Saturday evening, January 11

to face NWOAL powerhouse Delta in the

Panthers Den, taking home the victory

51-50.

On the night for the Eagles, Ethan

Douglas powered the way leading all

scorers with 20 on the game. Jordan

Reeves scored 8 in the game, while Josh

Roesner chipped in 7. Also on the board

for North Central, Jordan Bailey had 6,

Kaleb Geiser scored 5 and Faler dropped

in 4. Rounding out the scoring for North

Central in the win was Adam Knepper

with a point in the game.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Delta 17 9 12 12 - 50

North Central 7 16 14 14 - 51

JV Eagles Get A Win Against MorenciFAYETTE 12/28/2013---The FayetteEagle junior varsity team defeated the

Bulldogs of Morenci, defeating the Bull-

dogs 29-21.

Scoring for Fayette was Danial Mi-

chael with seven, Justin White with six,

Dylan Stannard and Tharyn Colegrove

with four a piece, Christopher Jaso and

Ryan Gilmore both with three, and Cas-

sen Burkholder nished with two points.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 4 8 7 10 - 29

Morenci 3 5 6 7 - 21

Hilltop JV Edged Out By FairviewBy Mitchell Peebles


The Hilltop Cadets JV team was nar-

rowly defeated as the Fairview Apaches

came away with the 32-31 victory.

The two teams were tied at nine at

the end of the rst quarter. The Cadets

were able to gain a 20-15 lead by half-

time. Fairview would bring the game to

within one point by the end of the third

quarter, as Hilltop would only would a

26-25 lead. In the nal quarter, Hilltop

would be narrowly outscored 7-5, but

that would be enough to give Fairview

the 32-32 win.

Roesner scored ten points for the

Cadets, which lead the team. Also scor-

ing for Hilltop was Douglass with eight,

Zuver putting up six, Reeves scoring

ve, and Geiser rounding out the teamsscoring with two.


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Okay, so what if Quinn is a freshman. Do

you think that his Varsity inexperience

makes him a liability? Bank on that notion,

and he will take you to the cleaners from

any place on the court.

KASEY DARNELL

WAUSEON HIGH SCHOOL

QUINN SMITH

HILLTOP HIGH SCHOOL

"THE HOMETOWN HUDDLE" ~ HAMMER ATHLETICS ~ SAUDER OUTLET

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Those of us who relax in the pool cannot

understand the level of work put in by

Kasey. The effort is hard, the competition

harder...but that didnt stop her from break-

ing the 200 IM record

CONTINUATION OF GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION

North Central Tops Edon In OvertimeBy: Mitchell Peebles


NORTH CENTRAL 1/10/2014It

took an extra period, but the Lady Ea-

gles of North Central were able to take

down the Edon Lady Bombers 41-37.

The rst quarter was a low scoring

one for both squads, as a total of only

12 combined points were scored. NorthCentral held a slim 7-5 lead as the rst

quarter came to a close.

The Eagles would extend this lead

in the second quarter, but the Bombers

would make sure that they did not fall

too far behind. At the intermission, the

scoreboard read 19-15, with North Cen-

tral in control.

Both teams defenses stepped up in

the third quarter. Edon was able to win

the third quarter by a score of 5-2, nar-

rowing the Eagle lead to only one point

as the third quarter ended. The Eagles

held a 21-20 lead.

The fourth quarter saw the Bombers

again outscore North Central, this time

11-10, which would tie the game up at

the end of regulation, and send the con-

test in to overtime.

After battling back to tie the contest,

Edon would not be able to capitalize

in the extra period, and North Central

would pull away, sealing a 41-37 win.

Rhinard lead the Eagles in scoringwith nine points, Siekmeyer had eight,

Hayes put up seven, Vandevorde was

next with six, Litzenberg scored ve,

and Oxender nished with two points.

For Edon, Kiess lead the way with

18, Chrisman followed with ve, Gut-

ting and Sonneberger had four a piece,

Gearhart contributed three, S. Mana-

han had two, K. Manahan rounded out

the scoring for the Bombers with one.Mitchell Peebles may be reached at

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Free Throws Help Fayette To Defeat HilltopBy Mitchell Peebles


WEST UNITY 1/10/2014In a con-

test that saw Hilltop lead for 3 quarters

of action, but a huge fourth quarter by

the Fayette Eagles to come away with a

57-45 victory.

It was the Lady Cadets who would

take a rst quarter lead, going ahead of

the Eagles 14-9.

Turnovers stied the Eagles in the

contest, giving up 17 free possessions

to Hilltop. The Eagles rebounding ad-

vantage also kept them in the game,

grabbing 34 rebounds in the contest.

The Cadets would be able to hold on to

a narrow 23-22 lead as the two teams

headed in to the locker rooms for half-

time.

The Cadets lead would expand in the

third period of play, as Hilltop would

outscore Fayette 10-7 in the third quar-

ter to push the score to 32-28 in favor of

the Cadets.

Hohings would change drastically in

the fourth quarter. Field goal shooting

percentages for both squads was fairly

even, with Fayette shooting 31 percent

from the eld, and Hilltop only a per-

centage point behind at 30 percent from

the eld. The difference in the contest

was at the free throw line. Hilltop made

7 of their 14 attempts on the night, while

Fayette drained 25 of their 32 attempts,

for a team free throw percentage of 78

percent. Fayette would go on to score 29

points in the fourth and nal quarter of

action, and after trailing by four points

at the end of the third quarter, the Ea-

gles suddenly found themselves ahead

by 12 points as the contest came to an

end.

LeAnn Joost lead the Cadets in scor-

ing with ten points, followed by Kailey

Creamer with eight points, Emily Arm-

bruster with seven, Kayla Settlemire put

six on the board, Destiny Denton was

next with ve, and Bailey Funkhouser

nished with two.For Fayette it was Kaela Seiler leading

the way with 21 points. Taylor Grifths

contributed 14, Michaela Bates was able

to rack up 12, Paige Keefer scored four,

Katelyn Bates had three, Alexis Fruchey

scored two, and Jessie Wheeler rounded

out the scoring with one.Mitchell Peebles may be reached at

[email protected]

Pettisville Girls Down The Panthers Of StrykerBy: Mitchell Peebles


STRYKER 1/10/2014Despite a

21 point performance from Strykers

Chirstie Huston, it was the PettisvilleLady Blackbirds who came away victori-

ous over the Lady Panthers of Stryker

in Buckeye Border Conference action,

downing the Panthers by a score of 52-

43.

The Blackbirds lead 18-12 after one

quarter of action. Pettisvilles shooting

was superb in the contest, making 18 of

their 32 attempts from the eld for a 58

percent shooting percentage. Compare

that to Stryker who was took 42 shots,

but were only able to make 14 of those

attempts for a shooting percentage of 33

percent.

Stryker narrowed the Blackbird lead

to three at the half, outscoring Pettis-

ville 8-5 in the second quarter. At the

intermission, the scoreboard read 23-20in favor of the Blackbirds.

The Blackbirds also held a slight edge

on the boards, outrebounding the Pan-

thers 25-22. This narrow edge would

help Pettisville to expand their lead in

the third period of play, outscoring

Stryker 15-8 in the third quarter, and

pushing their lead 38-28 as the third

quarter came to a close.

The turnover battle also favored Pet-tisville, as Stryker turned the ball over

13 times, with Pettisville turning it over

11 times. These extra possessions would

lead to the Blackbirds sealing 52-43 vic-

tory in the nal quarter of action.

For Stryker, Christie Huston lead

the scoring with 21 points, followed by

Conner Sullivan who put up 11, Con-

ner Varner contributed nine, and Ashley

Haines rounded out the Panther scoring

with two.

The Blackbirds were lead with 15

points by Lauren Hostetler, Dana Fricke

followed with 14, Audra Klopfenstein

was next with nine, Jordyn Pursel

banked six, Mikala Avina scored ve,

and Kate Kauffman nished the contest

with three.Stryker is now 6-6 with the loss, and

Pettisville moves to 9-3 with the win.


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Hilltop Lady Cadets CrashContinental To Take Third At

Ayersville Holiday TourneyAYERSVILLE - The Hilltop Lady Ca-

dets were not going to be denied...not

twice in a row, and certainly not at the

Ayersville Holiday Tournament consola-

tion game on December 28. The Ladies

in Red spotted the Continental Lady Pi-

rates an early ve point advantage, then

blew up to erase the decit and go on to

a 50-41 win to secure third place at the

annual tournament.

The Lady Pirates kicked off the game

by going on a 13-8 run, but the Lady

Buccos went yucko from that point for-

ward. Led by Hannah Bleikamp and her

game-high 19 points, the Lady Cadets

answered by hitting for 16 points in the

second period while Continental had

their worst output of the night with 7.

The ve point disadvantage had become

a 24-20 halftime lead for Hilltop, a lead

that they would add upon in the third

and fourth periods for the win.

LeAnn Joost nailed 11 points in the

pivot, with Destiny Denton adding 9

points. Kayla Settlemire had 4 points,

and Kailey Creamer, Emily Armbruster,

Cierra Grant and Bailey Funkhouser

each had 2 points.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Hilltop 8 16 15 11 - 50

Continental 13 7 13 8 - 41

Fayette Girls Outlast North CentralBy: Mitchell Peebles


FAYETTE 1/3/2014An offensive

explosion in the third quarter allowed

Fayette to pull away late against North

Central. Although North Central had

three players put up double digit scor-

ing totals, Fayette would grab the win

54-41.

Fayette took advantage of free throw

opportunities in the rst quarter, scor-

ing more points from the charity stripe

than North Central would in the entirerst quarter combined. Fayette capital-

ized on ve of their six shots from the

free throw line. North Central was only

able score four points combined in the

quarter, and would fall behind Fayette

10-4 after on quarter of action.

Second chance points played a key

role for Fayette, as they would grab 20

offensive rebounds, compared to only 7

offensive rebounds for North Central.

This allowed Fayette to increase their

lead in the second period by one, leading

21-14 as the halftime buzzer sounded.

The turnover battle also helped to tip

the scales in favor the Purple and Gold,

as they forced North Central to turn the

ball over 20 times in the contest, while

only giving up 6 turnovers of their own.

Fayettes offense found its high gear in

the third quarter. Taylor Grifths would

lead the way, hitting a trio of three point-

ers in the quarter, leading the way for

her team to score 22 points in the quar-

ter. This would lead to Fayette taking a

43-29 lead after three periods of action.

North Central would outscore Fay-

ette in the nal quarter 12-11 in the -

nal period, but it would not be enough

to mount a comeback and overtake Fay-

ette. The Purple and Gold went on to

seal the victory 54-41.

Hannah Sickmeyer lead North Cen-

tral in scoring with 14, followed by Sa-

brina Pickford and Cady Vandevorde

who both put up 11 points, Julia Rhi-

nard was next with three points, and

Rachel Oyender rounded out the North

Central scoring with two.

For Fayette, it was Taylor Grifths

leading the with 23 points on the night.

Kaela Seiler was next, scoring ten points,

Paige Keefer dropped seven, Katelyn

Bates and Jessie Wheeler both had four,

and Michaela Bates and Alexis Fruchey

nished with three points a piece.


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Stryker Comes Out On Top InBattle Of The Panthers



BRYAN 12/28/2013In a matchup

that pitted Panthers vs. Panthers, it was

the Lady Panthers of Stryker who came

out victorious in the nals of the Girls

Basketball Holiday Tournament hosted

in Bryan. Strykers defense shut down

Paulding early on, and would ride that

defensive momentum on to a 45-22 win.

It didnt take long for Stryker to take

control of the contest. The Blue and

White offense started off hot, nailing a

triplet of three point shots in the rst

quarter. Combine that with their de-

fense which held Paulding to only two

points in the rst quarter, and it makes

for a 13-2 rst quarter lead for Stryker.

Strykers lead would shrink in the

second quarter, getting outscored by

Paulding 10-8, but with the lead that

the Stryker had built, this did little to

shake Strykers condence though. The

Blue and White held the lead 21-12 at

halftime.

In the third quarter, Stryker was able

to get right back on track in the quarter,

increasing their lead by six points, lead-

ing 33-18 after three periods.

Paulding would be unable draw

within striking distance, as Stryker

would hold them to only four points in

the nal quarter of action, while scor-

ing 12 points of their own. This sealed

the Stryker win by a score of 45-22, as

Stryker would win the Holiday Tourna-

ment in Bryan.Connor Sullivan set the scoring

pace on the night, scoring 20 points for

Stryker. Conner Varner was gather up

a double digit scoring total with 18, fol-

lowed by Christie Huston with ve, Au-

dra Rupp nished with 2.


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Wednesday, January 15th, 2014 The Hometown Huddle - Edon, Montpelier, North Central, Hilltop, Stryker, Fayette, Pettisville & Wauseon Sports Action - 5


CONTINUATION OF GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION

Edon Lady Bombers Left Behind ByEdgerton In Route 49 Classic

HICKSVILLE - The Edon Lady Bomb-

ers cold start against Edgerton on De-

cember 21 cost them the game, as well

as a shot at the Route 49 Classic cham-

pionship. Edgerton went on an early

15-8 run to establish a margin that the

Belles in Bomber Blue were never able to

overcome as they fell by a 41-30 score.

Hannah Brehm-Gutting led the Lady

Bombers with 7 points in the paint, with

Kaitlyn Sonneberger and Baylee Gear-

hart each netting 6 points and Kaitlin

Chrisman 5. Alex Kiess was held to 4

points, and Jordan Matthews had 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Edgerton 15 10 6 10 - 41

Edon 8 9 6 7 - 30

Fayette Lady Eagles Dominate MorenciIn Interstate Matchup



FAYETTE 12/28/2013---The varsi-

ty Fayette Lady Eagles had little trou-

ble with the Lady Bulldogs of Morenci,

handily defeating them 67-15.

From the get go, there was little

doubt that the Eagles would go up 15-4

in the rst quarter, and would lead 30-8

by halftime. Fayette completely domi-

nated every aspect of the game. TheEagles out rebounded Morenci 33-18,

and forced the Bulldogs to turn the ball

over a whooping total of 27 times. The

Eagle defense only allowed the Bulldogs

to convert three eld goals through all

four quarter of the contest.

The Fayette offense was also on top

of its game, scoring at least 15 points in

every quarter, and sharing the ball well,

racking up 21 assists.

The second half was no different than

the rst, with the Eagles leading 48-

13 after three quarter, and outscoring

Morenci 19-2 in the nal quarter to seal

the convincing 67-15 win.

Nine different players scored on

the night for Fayette, with Kaela Seiler

leading the way with 13 points, Alexis

Fruchey and Paige Keefer both had 12

points, Jessie Wheeler contributed sev-

en, Taylor Grifths and Rylee Ruger had

ve points a piece, and Michaela Bates

and Katelyn Bates each scored four.

Fayette moves to 7-1 on the season

with the win.


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Lady Panthers Get Win OverHoliday Tournament Hosts



BRYAN 12/28/2013---In semi-nal

action of the Bryan Girls Basketball

Holiday Tournament, the Lady Panthers

of Stryker defeated the host Bryan Lady

Golden Bears 43-37.

The Panthers set the tone early on

in the contest, dominating both the de-

fensive and offensive glass, as Stryker

would outrebound Bryan 41-24. This

rebounding advantage allowed Stryker

to grab an early 12-9 rst quarter lead.

Another key for the Panthers was

their free throw shooting, converting

nearly 70 percent of their free throw at-

tempts in the contest. As the teams went

in to the locker room for the halftime in-

termission, it would be Stryker who held

the lead by a score of 20-17.

The Panther lead would expand in

the third quarter, with the Stryker of-

fense out powering their opponents

14-7 in the period.Although the Golden Bears would

out score Stryker 13-9 in the nal quar-

ter, it would not be enough to take the

lead away from the Panthers, and Stryk-

er advancing Stryker to the tournament

nals with a 43-37 victory.

With 15 points on the evening, Chris-

tie Huston was the Panthers top scoring

performer. Conner Vamer also scored

double digits, as she would put down 11

points. Connor Sullivan followed with

eight points, Maddie Uribes scored ve,

and Audra Rupp and Gabrielle Paxton

both had two points in the contest.


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Hilltop Girls Bow Out In Semi-Finals OfAyersville Holiday Tournament



AYERSVILLE 12/27/2013---The

Hilltop Lady Cadets played a tightly

contested game in the semi-nals of

the 2013 Ayersville Holiday Tourna-

ment, going up against the hosts of the

tournament, the Ayersville Pilots. In the

end, Ayersville would grab the victory,

defeating the Cadets 48-44.

The Pilots took control to start the

game, scoring 19 points and holding the

Cadets to only seven in the rst quarter.

The rolls would be reversed in the

second period, as the Cadet offense

would nd its groove. After only scoring

seven points in the rst quarter, Hilltop

would put 16 points on the board in the

second. The Cadet defense would also

step up, holding the Pilots to only eight

in the quarter, and pulling within four

points at halftime, trailing by a slim 27-

23 margin.

Ayersville extended their lead to six

point after three periods of play, tallying

up 12 points to Hilltops ten, putting the

score at 39-33 after three quarters in fa-

vor of the Pilots.

The Cadets attempt to pull off a

fourth quarter comeback, and hopeful-

ly move on to the nals of the Holiday

Tournament, but that rally would fall

just short, as they were only able to cut

the Ayersville lead down to four by the

time the nal buzzer sounded. The Ca-

dets would fall 48-44 at the hands of the

Ayersville Pilots.\

With 16 points, Hannah Bleikamp

was the leading scoring for the Cadets.She was followed by Emily Armbruster

who contributed 11, LeAnn Joost was

next with seven, Destiny Denton and

Cierra Grant both put up three points

a piece, and Kailey Creamer and Kayla

Settlemire rounded out the Hilltop scor-

ing, both tallying up two.


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Edgerton Top Edon In Finals ofRoute 49 Classic



HICKSIVILLE 12/21/2013----The Edon

Lady Bombers were unable to capture theRoute 49 Classic Tournament Champion-

ship, as they would fall to Edgerton 41-30.

The Bombers would only be able to getthree eld goals to fall in the rst quarter

of play. Meanwhile, their opponents wouldhit seven of their eld goal attempts, put-

ting Edon in a 15-8 hole at the end of therst quarter.

The Bulldogs lead increased by one

point in the second period, as Edgertonwould outscore Edon 10-9, giving the

Bulldogs an eight point halftime lead, 25-17 over the Bombers.

Even though the Bombers were ableto shut down the Bulldog offense coming

out of halftime, they would not be able to

mount any kind of comeback, because

their own offense would struggle as well.Each team would score only six points a

piece in the period. As the third came to aclose, the Bulldogs held a 31-23 lead.

Edon would be unable to shrink theBulldog lead in the nal period of play,

and the Bulldogs would go on to capture

the Route 49 Championship, defeating

Edon in the nals 41-30.Scoring for Edon was lead by Gut-

ting with seven, followed by Sonneberger

and Gearhart with six a piece, Chrismanscored ve, Kiess contributed four, and

Matthews nished with two points.


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Junior High Boys BasketballTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

DECEMBER 5

Edgerton 36 Edon 29 (OT)

Travis Siebenaler rang up a game-

high 17 points for the Boys in Bomber

Blue.

Hicksville 48 Stryker 5

Corbyn Heath and Aaron Sidle each

put in 2 points for the Panthers, with

Levi Chappuis adding a free throw.

North Central 29 Waldron, MI 23

Kodi Bentleys 12 points led the

Eagles offense, with Cody Tomblin add-

ing 6 points, Keean Livensparger 5

points, and Zachary Turner and Evan

Munger 4 points apiece.

DECEMBER 7

Fayette 36 Stryker 13

Trevor McClain hit on a game-high

13 to lead Fayette. Josh Anderson had

6 points, Karrsen Schaffner and Travis

Wagner each had 5, Hunter Griffiths 4

points, Skyler Jones 2 and Christian

Renner one. Corbyn Heath led Stryker

with 8 points, while Josh Wolfrum had3 points and Levi Chappuis 2.

Pettisville 67 Edon 20

Dillon King, Justin Rupp and Noah

Rocha led the Blackbirds BBC onslaught

against the Blue Bomber boys.

Hilltop 53 North Central 17

Collins and Riley hit on 14 and 11 to

lead the Cadets. Suboski, Grapengeter,

Shilling and Shaffner each had 6 points,

and Routhier and Blaisdell each had 2.

Cody Tomblin had 6 points to lead

North Central, with Kodi Bentley land-

ing 5, and Keean Livensparger, Evan

Munger and Zachary Turner each get-

ting a deuce.

DECEMBER 7

North Central 26 Edon 18

Cody Tomblin went off for 14 to lead

North Central, while Keean Livensparger

had 8 points, and Zachary Turner and

Ryan France had 2 apiece. Seibenaler

and Brandt had 10 and 8 points respec-

tively for Edon.

8TH GRADE

DECEMBER 5

Edgerton 38 Edon 7

Jacob Long landed 3 points to pace

the Edon efforts.

North Central 29 Waldron, MI 18Layne Cogswell put in 12 to front

North Central. Dalton Joice hoisted 9

points, Andrew Miller 5, Hayden Haas

2, and Levi Huffman one point.

DECEMBER 7Pettisville 44 Edon 13

Detric Yoder planted a game high 10

for Pettisville, with Austin Horning and

Payton Moyer each adding 7 points.

Kyle Apger struck for 9 points to lead

Edon.DECEMBER 9

Pettisville 44 Stryker 22

Payton Moyer had 11 and Austin

Horning 8 to pace Pettisville. Izayah

Ferguson led Stryker with 7 points.

7TH GRADE

Junior High Girls BasketballTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

8TH GRADE

DECEMBER 5

Stryker 33 Hicksville 28

Haley Doehrmann led all scorers with20 for Stryker. McKenna Louys and

Sierrah Whitman each had 4 points, MadiMyers 3 and Kira Petit 2.

Bryan 31 Wauseon 20

Scoring for the Lady Indians were Karli

Penrod, Myia McLeod, Kennedy Lillich,Rylee Campbell, and Reagan Spadafore.

DECEMBER 7

Stryker 43 Fayette 25

Sierrah Whitman hit on a game-high

16 for Stryker, with Haley Doehrmannadding 13. Kira Petit put in 8 points, and

McKenna Louys and Madi Myers had 3

points apiece. Caitlin McIntosh led Fayettewith 7 points. Grace Eberly, JadeShoemaker, Arri Molina and Kaitlyn

Randall each had 4 points, and Alexus

Ball had 2.

Pettisville 53 Edon 11Kamryn Hostetler poured in 22 points

to lead Pettisville, with Kyra Behnfeldtadding 12 to lead the Pettisville onslaught.

Mason had 6 points to lead Edon.

Hilltop 26 North Central 19

The trio of Roth, Roesch and Millerwere key for Hilltop, landing 9, 9 and 6

points respectively. Vada Lashaway led

North Central with 6 points, with BrittanyCozart and Emma Zenz each getting 4

points, Erin Ryan 3, and Allyson Fenicle 2points.

DECEMBER 9

Hilltop 33 Fayette 19

A. Wyse planted a game high 11 to lead

Hilltop, with J. Roth adding 5. M. Roeschand K. Brown had 4 points, B. Miller 3

points, and A. Fidnier, A. Funkhouser and

S. Weaver 2 points apiece. Caitlin McIntoshhad 8 to lead Fayette. Jade Shoemaker

had 6 points, Alexus Ball 3 and ByronnaBowditch 2.

Pettisville 41 Stryker 18

Kyra Behnfeldt posted 17 points to

lead all scorers, with Kamryn Hostetleradding 11 points, Sami Tilley 8, and Kendi

Nofziger 5 for Pettisville. Haley Doehrmannput in 12 to lead Stryker.


Edons Mason led all scorers with 8

points, but North Central answered withEmma Zenz, Makayla Knapp and Allyson

Fenicle each 6 points apiece, Vada

Lashaway with 5, and Erin Ryan andBrittany Cozart each with a deuce. Hilleraccounted for the remainder of the Lady

Bomber scoring with 6 points.

DECEMBER 10

Wauseon 34 Stryker 21

Myia McLeod threw down 16 for theLady Indians, with Karli Penrod adding 7

points, Rylee Campbell 5, Reagan

Spadafore 4, and Ally Tefft 2. HaleyDoehrmann led Stryker with 13, while

Sierrah Whitman and McKenna Louyseach had 4.

Archbold 47 Fayette 17

Caitlin McIntosh and Alexus Ball each

had 6 points for Fayette, with KaitlynRandall posting 3 points and Jade

Shoemaker 2.

Edgerton 17 North Central 12Makayla Knapp put in 6 to lead North

Central, with Emma Zenz adding 4.

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CONTINUATION OF JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL ACTION

Montpelier Locomotive Wrestlers CaptureIron Horse Invitational Crown At HomeMONTPELIER. Head Coach Troy Roth

and the Montpelier Locomotives hosted

the Iron Horse Invitational wrestling meet

on Saturday, December 28. It was a verygood outing for the young Loco wrestlers,

racking up a team total of 156.5 points.

Finishing in second place was the Delta

Panthers with 144.5 points, followed by

Deance in third place at 140.5 points on

the day. Wauseons contingent of wres-

tlers placed 5th, accumulating 103.5points.

Individually on the day for the host

Locomotives, Sean Taylor took home

the 132 lb championship and teammate

Hunter McKelvey took home the 170 lb

crown. For the Wauseon Indians, McK-

ayla Campbell captured the 106 lb weightclass while at 145, teammate Brady Ne-

ifer stood up with a rst place nish as

well.

Weight Class Results: 106 1st Camp-

bell (Wauseon), 2nd DeGrange (Napoleon),

3rd Rayeld (Delta), 4th Murray (Montpe-

lier 120 1st Hoffman (Delta), 2nd Jiminez(Deance), 3rd Ramey (Montpelier), 4th

DeWire (Ind) 126 1st Miller (Hicksville)

2nd Bischoff (Napoleon), 3rd Day (Mont-

pelier), 4th Smith (Bryan) 132 1st Taylor

(Montpelier), 2nd Wandtke (Delta), 3rd

Wolfenbarger (Ind), 4th Osmun (Hicks-

ville) 138 1st Barnes (Delta), 2nd Byers(Montpelier), 3rd Sweeny (Napoleon),

4th Halferty (Montpelier) 145 1st Neifer

(Wauseon) 2nd Barajas (Deance), 3rd

Smith (Napoleon), 4th Strubberg (Mont-

pelier) 152 1st Clark (Antwerp), 2nd Gies

(Toledo Christian), 3rd Roberson (De-

ance), 4th Reynolds (Napoleon) 160 1stGonzalas (Deance), 2nd Herold (Bryan),

3rd Gauden (Montpelier), 4th Burkhendt

(Toledo Christian) 170 1st McKelvey

(Montpelier), 2nd Wilcoxon (Wauseon),

3rd Botek (Deance), 4th France (Ind)

182 1st Baldridge (Napoleon), 2nd Villa-

real (Deance), 3rd Tovar (Wauseon), 4thWitcher (Delta) 220 1st Wolford (Delta),

2nd Laker (Antwerp), 3rd Cook (Montpe-

lier), 4th Wolpert (Delta) 285 1st Troupe

(Deance), 2nd Mosier (Hicksville), 3rd

Jones (Wauseon) 4th Bute (Antwerp)

Team Results: Montpelier 156.5, Delta

144.5, Deance 140.5, Napoleon 111,Wauseon 103.5, Antwerp 66, Hicksville

59, Toledo Christian 39.5, Bryan 38.

Wrestling ActionTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

Wauseon Grapplers TakePart In PIT Tournament1/11/2014The Wauseon wrestling

took part in the PIT tournament, and

here are the results for the Indians.

(106 lbs.) Andrew Bailey of Wauseon

High School beat R. LeFever of E.M 7-3

(Decision).

(106 lbs.) Khyron vidales of Perrys-

burg beat Andrew Bailey of Wauseon

High School 2-0 (Decision).(106 lbs.) Andrew Bailey of Wauseon

High School pinned Danny assaf of De-

ance in 1 minute and 06 seconds.

(106 lbs.) Brucy hurinchew of Oregon

Clay beat Andrew Bailey of Wauseon

High School 16-4 (Major Decision).

(120 lbs.) Andre Herron of North Roy-

alton beat Gage Campbell of Wauseon


(120 lbs.) Gage Campbell of Wauseon

High School beat Curtis stronger of

Wooster 0-6 (Decision).

(120 lbs.) Gage Campbell of Wauseon

High School pinned Nathan Berning of

Oregon Clay in 2 minutes and 59 sec-

onds.

(120 lbs.) Logan grifn of E.M pinned

Gage Campbell of Wauseon High School

in 4 minutes and 34 seconds.(120 lbs.) Andre Herron of North Roy-

alton beat Gage Campbell of Wauseon


(126 lbs.) Kyle Keller of Delta beat

Cameron Slattman of Wauseon High

School 8-1 (Decision).

(126 lbs.) Cameron Slattman of

Wauseon High School pinned Stefan

Bowers of Tinora in 58 seconds.


Wauseon High School pinned Chad bern-

ing of Clay in 5 minutes and 30 seconds.


Wauseon High School pinned Jake Pe-

draza of Napoleon in 3 minutes and 42

seconds.

(126 lbs.) Buddy limes of Otsego beat

Cameron Slattman of Wauseon High


(126 lbs.) Luke Leonard of Fostoria

pinned Cameron Slattman of Wauseon

High School in 2 minutes and 12 sec-

onds.

(132 lbs.) Wade Hodges of Wauseon

High School beat Mason Kasefang of Ev-

ergreen 15-0 (Technical Fall).


High School pinned Noah Mattin of Delta

in 3 minutes and 39 seconds.


High School beat Alec Benedetti of North

Royalton 0-0 (Decision).


High School beat Rhett Peterson of Oak

Harbor 0-0 (Decision).

(138 lbs.) Michael McIntyre of Svsm

beat Jackson Sluder of Wauseon HighSchool 8-3 (Decision).

(138 lbs.) Jackson Sluder of Wauseon

High School pinned Nick Adams of North-

view in 1 minute and 58 seconds.

(138 lbs.) Justin Miller of Napoleon

beat Jackson Sluder of Wauseon High


(145 lbs.) Ben Peterson of Oak Harbor

pinned Derek Schuette of Wauseon High

School in 1 minute and 08 seconds.

(145 lbs.) Derek Schuette of Wauseon

High School beat Gavin Bouza of Tinora

16-1 (Technical Fall).

(145 lbs.) Logan cluckey of Whitmer

beat Derek Schuette of Wauseon High

School 10-2 (Major Decision).

(145 lbs.) Derek Schuette of Wauseon

High School pinned Jake zastrow of

Southview in 3 minutes and 38 seconds.(145 lbs.) Dane Morgan of North Roy-

alton pinned Derek Schuette of Wauseon

High School in 2 minutes and 39 sec-

onds.

(152 lbs.) Lorenzo LeValley of Oregon

Clay pinned Dylan Nicely of Wauseon

High School in 1 minute and 12 seconds.

(152 lbs.) Dylan Nicely of Wauseon

High School beat K. Shepard of North-

view 18-2 (Technical Fall).

(152 lbs.) Brody henning of Oak Har-

bor pinned Dylan Nicely of Wauseon High

School in 1 minute and 56 seconds.(160 lbs.) Tre Campbell of Wauseon

High School pinned DJ Schumacher of

Northview in 1 minute and 32 seconds.

(160 lbs.) Tre Campbell of Wauseon

High School beat X. Wasco of North Roy-

alton 7-1 (Decision).

(160 lbs.) Tre Campbell of Wauseon

High School beat C.j matheny of Fostoria

0-0 (Decision).

(160 lbs.) Tyler Fahrer of Delta pinned

Tre Campbell of Wauseon High School in

2 minutes and 34 seconds.

(170 lbs.) Aaron Schuette of Wauseon

High School pinned Serapio Medina of

Napoleon in 1 minute.


High School pinned Eric Fullwider of Fre-

mont St. Joe in 1 minute.(170 lbs.) Aaron Schuette of Wauseon

High School beat Mark barrow of New

Philadelphia 0-2 (Decision).


High School pinned Davd Glenn of Ot-

sego in 2 minutes and 45 seconds.

(182 lbs.) Eli Osborne of Deance beat

Alec Vonier of Wauseon High School 10-8

(Decision).

(182 lbs.) Alec Vonier of Wauseon

High School pinned Kevin Witt of Clay in

50 seconds.

(182 lbs.) Alec Vonier of Wauseon High

School pinned Zach zuhlsddorf of Otsego

in 3 minutes and 13 seconds.

(182 lbs.) Ryan Patchin of Delta pinned

Alec Vonier of Wauseon High School in 4

minutes and 51 seconds.

(182 lbs.) Alec Vonier of WauseonHigh School beat Ian blackwood of Napo-

leon 0-5 (Decision).

(195 lbs.) Tony Banister of Wauseon

High School beat Zach leatherman of Na-

poleon 6-0 (Decision).

(195 lbs.) Tony Banister of Wauseon

High School beat Tony adkins of Svsm

4-1 (Decision).

(195 lbs.) Kadin Llewellyn of Perrys-

burg beat Tony Banister of Wauseon

High School 4-0 (Decision).

(195 lbs.) Xavier barrow of New

Philadelphia pinned Tony Banister of

Wauseon High School in 3 minutes and

17 seconds.

(195 lbs.) Tony adkins of Svsm beat

Tony Banister of Wauseon High School

5-0 (Decision).

Coach Mike Ritter on the teams perfor-

mance: As a team we nished 3rd over-

all, with 9 total placers. Derek Schuette

was 8th. Our 6th place nishers include

Gage Campbell, and Cameron Slattman.

Alec Vonier nished 5th. Andrew Bailey

and Tony Banister both nished 4th. Tre

Campbell was 2nd, while Wade Hodges

and Aaron Schuette nished 1st. As a

team, we started off kind of slow, but we

nished the tournament well. Going into

the nal round, we were in 3rd as a team

and had a bit of setback when we went

1-5 in the 3rd -8th place matches. We

fell to 4th and then crowned 2 champs

to lock in 3rd place. Wedge Hodges be-

came a 2 time champ at the tournament

and also collected his 100th career var-sity win in the nals. Aaron Schuette n-

ishes his POT career as a 3 time champ.

7TH GRADE

DECEMBER 5

Hicksville 21 Stryker 8

Emma Grime posted 4 points forStryker, with Breanna Doriot and Anna

Stuckey each getting 2.

DECEMBER 7

Fayette 35 Stryker 18Fayettes Kaitlyn Randall poured in 17to lead all scorers, with Alexis Suarez add-

ing 8 points, Arianna Ramos 6, and RhysRuger and Dakota Blosser 2 points apiece.

Emma Grime led Stryker with 8 points,while Brittney Haines had 6, Katelyn

Tingle 3 points, and Anna Stuckey one

point.

North Central 27 Hilltop 3Addison Elder led all scorers with 11

for the Lady Eagles, with Madyson Bonnie

getting 8 points and Sidney McKarns 6.Siegel popped for 8 to lead the Lady

Cadets.

Pettisville 41 Edon 8Anya Kauffman and Morgan

Leppelmeier went off for 12 and 11 points

respectively to lead Pettisville, whileLivensparger, Runyan and Gallehue each

had 2 points for Edon.

DECEMBER 9

Fayette 51 Hilltop 6

Kaitlyn Randall led all scorers with 14for the Lady Eagles. Mataya Rufenacht

had 10 points, Tressa Taylor 8, AlexisSuarez 7, and Rhys Ruger, Kendra Ellis

and Arianna Ramos 4 points apiece. M.

Siegel was responsible for the entirety ofthe Hilltop scoring.

Pettisville 33 Stryker 21Morgan Leppelmeier went off for 19

points to front the Ladybirds, with AnyaKauffman getting 7 points, Jasmine

Bogosian 4, and Elizabeth Beck 3. EmmaGrime threw in 9 for Stryker, with Anna

Stuckey getting 6 points, and BreannaDoriot, Katelyn Tingley and Erica Brier 2points apiece.


Addison Elser led all scorers with 10points for the Lady Eagles, with Sydney

McCarns getting 6 points and Madison

Bonney 4. R. Kokinis had 4 points to leadthe Lady Bombers.

DECEMBER 10

Stryker 25 Wauseon 24

Emma Grime had a trio of treys and 13

total points to lead the Lady Panthers,with Brittney Haines getting 7 points,

Anna Stuckey 4 and Breanna Doriot one.L. sauber threw in 14 for the Tribe, with J.

Myers and M. Trejo each bagging 4 points,

and A. Koenig 2.

Archbold 48 Fayette 24Alexis Suarez led the Lady Eagles with

8 points, while Kaitlyn Randall threw in 6,and Mataya Rufenacht and Tressa Taylor

each had 5.

Edgerton 27 North Central 21

Madison Bonney threw down 9 pointsfor the Lady Eagles, with Payton taylor

and Sidney McCarns each adding 4.

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