SOFTBALL
Liberty-Benton 6, Rossford 5
FINDLAY — Rossford nabbed a quick lead with a three-run third inning.
The Bulldogs later answered Liberty-Benton’s five-run fifth to deadlock the score again, but they
struggled to get enough timely hits before L-B sliced a walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th inning
for a 6-5 win.
Morgan Prater singled three times, including an RBI single in the second inning and Rossford’s (6-5) only
hit in the 10th inning.
Hannah Pierce, who routinely patrolled center field running down a handful of fly balls in the gaps, also
reached base three times. Pierce singled in a run to take a 3-0 lead and later tripled in a pair of runs
in the top of the sixth to tie the score at 5-5.
The Bulldogs stranded runners on second and third in the fourth inning, left Pierce at third in the sixth
and threw away a strong ninth-inning chance. Rossford made the second out of the inning at third base
and ended the scoreless inning with runners on first and second.
L-B’s Trinity Gasser slapped the one-out game-winning single just past Maddie Schimming at shortstop. The
Eagles scored the rest of their five runs in a fifth inning where Rossford committed three errors and
let a runner reach on a dropped third strike.
Rossford 030~002~000~0~5~11~1
Liberty-Benton 000~050~000~1~6~14~0
Bowling Green 24, Cardinal Stritch 0
Lexi North pitched three perfect innings and Bowling Green’s bats were scorching hot as the Bobcats
trampled Cardinal Stritch 24-0 on Tuesday.
North did not allow a hit or walk a batter while racking up seven strikeouts for BG (9-4). The ace added
four hits, including a double and a game-high four RBIs.
Katie Devine added two doubles and scored four runs for BG, which had 16 hits and racked up 10
second-inning runs.
Stritch 000~00~0~1~2
Bowling Green 4(10)6~4x~24~16~0
Lake 13, Delta 2
MILLBURY — Lake pushed across six runs in the first inning and added to its lead for a 13-2 nonleague win
over Delta on Tuesday.
McKenna Encalado singled, doubled and drove in a game-high three runs for the Flyers (8-5). Kenzie
Jackson tripled and walked three times while pitching all five innings to earn the win.
Delta 010~10~2~2~2
Lake 623~2x~13~12~0
Eastwood 8, Tiffin Columbian 4
PEMBERVILLE — Eastwood doubled up Tiffin Columbian 8-4 on Tuesday to continue its superb start to the
season.
The Eagles, ranked ninth in the first Ohio High School Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association poll of the
season, improved to 13-1.
Ashley Hitchcock continues to own the circle, this time converting 19 of her 21 outs via strikeout, while
tossing a three-hitter. She added two hits (1B, 2B) with two RBIs. Hannah Owens also had two hits.
Carleigh Coffield and Sam Rost each roped a two- RBI single.
Columbian 000~012~0~4~3~4
Eastwood 320~210~x~8~8~2
BASEBALL
Bowling Green 9, Archbold 8
Bowling Green responded to Archbold’s four-run seventh inning with four runs of its own in the bottom of
the frame for a 9-8 walk-off win on Tuesday.
Kyle Jackson drove in a game-high five runs to lead the Bobcats (10-0), while Nick Foster and Micah Fry
had three hits apiece.
Archbold 012~010~4~8~13~3
Bowling Green 040~010~4~9~13~2
Lake 11, Delta 0
MILLBURY — Lake exploded for nine runs in the third inning and held on to top Delta 11-0 in Tuesday’s
nonleague game.
Bronson Medley singled and knocked in a pair of runs to lead the Flyers, who stayed perfect with a 13-0
record.
Scott Mackiewicz doubled and had two RBIs for Lake, while Noah Blank struck out across five innings of
one-hit ball.
Delta 000~00~0~1~3
Lake 019~1x~11~8~1
Rossford 9, Toledo Waite 0
ROSSFORD — Gavin Dewese spun a two-hitter and Rossford shutout Toledo Waite 9-0 on Tuesday.
Dewese struck out seven in the complete-game win for the Bulldogs. Cam Reynolds and Logan Reiter both
singled and doubled, while Reiter drove in a pair of runs. Brice Harmon also had two hits.
Waite 000~000~0~0~2~3
Rossford 501~300~x~9~12~1
TRACK & FIELD
Boys winners
Perrysburg 75, Springfield 62
3200 relay — Perrysburg (Swartz, Moeller, Wiley, Montross) 9:14; 110 H — Schaadt (P) 16.34; 100 — Gray
(S) 11.8; 800 relay — Springfield (King, Gray, Edwards, Langston) 1:39; 1600 — Montross (P) 4:56; 400
relay — Springfield (King, Gonzaldz, Edward, Gray) 45.53; 400 — Enos (P) 53.96; 300 H — Sanders (S)
42.8; 800 — Swartz (P) 2:11.93; 200 — Jackson (P) 24.09; 3200 — Gau (P) 10:36.97; 1600 relay —
Springfield (Edwards, King, Sanders, Williams) 3:40.63; Shot — Hale (S) 45-11.5; Discus — Hale (S)
133-9; PV — Barnes (S) 12-0; LJ — Klewer (P) 19-2; HJ — Hosler (P) 5-10.
Girls winners
Perrysburg 101, Springfield 36
3200 relay — Perrysburg (Menke, Rando, Byard, Beier) 11:02; 110 H — Moehling (P) 15.26; 100 — King (S)
13.06; 800 relay — Springfield (Hodges, Hernacki, Miller, Johnson) 1:57; 1600 — Fennekin (P) 5:35; 400
relay — Perrysburg (Scoble, Navarette, Williamson, Mulligan) 51.22; 400 — Francis (P) 60.69; 300 H —
Bohney (P) 50.81; 800 — Fennekin (P) 2:32; 200 — Mulligan (P) 26.97; 3200 — Prindle (P) 13:54; 1600
relay — Perrysburg (Bohney, Navarette, Williamson, Laumann) 4:29.75; Shot — Pickett (P) 34-3.5; Discus —
Pickett (P) 93-4; PV — Halley (S) 9-6; LJ — Moehling (P) 16-05; HJ — Fisher (P) and Rollins (S) 4-8.