SOFTBALL
BOWLING GREEN 11, TOLEDO NOTRE DAME 5
TOLEDO — Tied at three runs apiece through three innings, Bowling Green’s offense erupted in the latter
half in rallying for an 11-5 win over Toledo Notre Dame on Wednesday.
Katie Devine racked up three hits and three RBIs to lead the Bobcats. Quinn Beeker and Brooke Mannin each
had a pair of hits.
Lexi North punched out five batters across five innings to earn the win for BG. North, Mannin and Beeker
each doubled at the plate.
Bowling Green 201~221~3~11~12~5
Notre Dame 111~011~0~5~8~9
ROSSFORD 19, TOLEDO WOODWARD 2
ROSSFORD — Rossford pumped out 11 first-inning runs and torched Toledo Woodward for a 19-2 win on
Wednesday.
Hannah Pierce racked up three hits in four innings to lead the Bulldogs (2-0). Paige Kromenacker drove in
drove in a game-high three runs.
Val Swope and Zoe Hussar combined to strike out nine batters across five innings. Hussar led with five
punchouts in three frames.
Woodward 000~02~2~1~9
Rossford (11)35~0x~19~11~2
BASEBALL
EASTWOOD 7, OAK HARBOR 5
OAK HARBOR — Gavin Slattman capped a superb game with a big-time swing in extra innings to propel
Eastwood over Oak Harbor 7-5 on Wednesday.
Slattman, who went 3 for 4, knocked in the game-winning RBI in the eight inning. Andrew Arnston supported
Slattman with a pair of hits — including his first career base-knock — and an RBI.
Caleb Peters tossed the final three innings and nabbed his first career win for the Eagles (2-0).
Eastwood 003~200~02~7~7~3
Oak Harbor 100~040~00~5~4~1
ELMWOOD 6, CARDINAL STRITCH 2
BLOOMDALE — Noah Veryser rattled off 10 strikeouts and helped lead Elmwood over Cardinal Stritch 6-2 in a
late game on Tuesday.
The Royals (1-1) scored three in the second inning in nabbing their first win of the season. Elmwood had
three hits, but capitalized on six Stritch (0-1) errors.
Cardinal Stritch 000~101~0~2~4~6
Elmwood 130~011~x~6~3~2
BOYS TENNIS
Bowling Green’s boys tennis team was swept on Tuesday and Wednesday in a pair of nonleague matches.
Bryan downed the Bobcats 5-0 on Tuesday. Dom Meszaros had the best match of anyone in BG’s lineup,
falling 7-5, 6-2 in No. 2 singles. Erik Schmepf nabbed a game in No. 1 singles, while Mitchell Drumm and
Luke Konecny combined to win one game in No. 1 doubles.
James Eddington was swept in No. 3 singles and Hayden McCracken and Jack Devine were swept in No. 2
doubles.
Eddington did win the Bobcats’ lone game in a 5-0 loss to Findlay on Wednesday. The rest of the lineup,
which remained the same as Tuesday’s, was swept by the Trojans.