the hometown huddle - december 31st, 2013

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THE HOMETOWN

EDON HILLTOP STRYKER MONTPELIER PETTISVILLE NORTH CENTRAL FAYETTE WAUSEON

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PETTISVILLE While the Antwerp Ar-

chers were ring blanks during the third

period, the Pettisville Blackbirds were busybuilding a rally-proof lead that turned into

a decisive 65-57 win in The Birdcage.

Leading by just three at the half, theBlackbirds blew the game open in thethird, thanks to a 17-8 run that put the

Birds on top to stay.

Eli King led Pettisville with 13 points,

while Jeremy Mann had 12, and Korben

Rychener 10. Jacob Reyes and Noah Millereach put in 8 points, Josh Liechty had 7,

Austin Dykstra 5 and Tate Kauffman 2

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 14 15 17 19 - 65

Antwerp 14 12 8 23 - 57

PIONEER - Ahh...for just four quarters

of consistent offense.The North Central Eagles and the Ant-

werp Archers went at it on December 21,

and it was looking to be a classing nailbiter in the early goings of the game. The

Eagles hung with the Archers through therst two periods, but come the third, the

Eagles offense went straight down the por-celain chute. After posting 23 points in the

rst half, North Central could only manage

14 in the second, allowing a close game to

turn into a 51-37 defeat.Chase Legacy hit for 9 points to lead

the Eagles. Clayton Ferguson, Branden

Turner and Dylan Hutchison each landed8 points, and Ethan Douglass and Jordan

Reeves each had 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Ayersville 12 15 14 10 - 51

North Central 11 12 5 9 - 37

Pettisville Blackbirds Put Away TheAntwerp Archers On December 19, 65-57

Ayersville Hangs A 51-37 Setback On TheNorth Central Eagles On December 21st

MONTPELIER - When Tim Nicely took

the reins at Montpelier, nobody told theguy it was going to be a smooth sail. Thatbecame self evident on December 20.

The right people, in the right place,at the right time usually means success.

Factor a wrench in the works though,

and everything goes down the drain. Onthis occasion, the wrench was the shoot-

ing hands of the Lady Locos...hands thatseemed to be intent on forming a bricklay-

ers union. The Lady Locos shot 26 per-cent from inside the arch, 25 percent from

three-ville, and a horric 14 percent from

the line, rolling out a red carpet that the

Archbold Lady Streaks were happy to wipetheir feet on, before taking it to a 61-23win over Montpelier.

Hannah Blake was the only Lady Locoin double digits with 10 points. Audrey Pir-

tle had 5 points, and 2 points apiece were

allotted to Haley Suffel, Bre Stein, BayleeHageman and Regan Steffes.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Archbold 19 20 12 10 - 61Montpelier 4 6 7 6 - 23

The Hilltop Lady Cadets put together agreat team effort, and were able to capi-

talize on Tinoras inability to score, as theHilltop would go on to win the contest by a

margin of 48-39.

The Cadets took little time to take con-trol of the game. Not only was Hilltop able

to score 17 in the rst quarter, but theirdefense set the tone for the contest, only

allowing their opponents to score ve pointin the rst period of action. The Rams

would take 47 shots in the contest, and

were only able to get nine of those shots tofall. That equates to a 19% shooting per-

centage.The Cadet offense would take a step

back in the second quarter, only able to

muster seven points. However it would beno-harm no-foul as the Hilltop defense

would stie the Tinora offense again, al-lowing seven points as well, which all al-

lowed them to maintain a 12 point lead athalftime, leading 24-12.

Tinora shrunk the Hilltop lead by apoint in the third quarter of action, out-

scoring the Cadets 8-7, narrowing the lead

to 11. After three complete quarters of ac-tion, the scoreboard read 31-15 in favor of

Hilltop.Both squads offenses would come alive

in the nal quarter, scoring a combined 36points. The lead that the Cadets had built

early in the contest would prove to be vital.

The Rams would outscore them 19-17 inthe nal quarter, but it would be too little

to late for the Rams, and the Cadets wouldclose out the night with the 48-39 victory.

The Cadets were 13/31 on two point at-tempts and 3/4 on three point attempts for

a total shooting percentage of 46%. Hilltop

also maintained a 59% free throw percent-age, making 13 of their 22 attempts on the

evening. The Cadets also out reboundedthe Rams 33-26.

Leading the way in point totals on the

night for the Cadets was Hannah Bleikampwho banked 13 points on the night. She

was followed by Emily Armbruster withnine, Destiny Denton and LeAnn Joost

both nished with eight, Bailey Funkhous-er and Kailey Creamer each contributed

three a piece, and Cierra Grant and KaylaSettlemire rounded out the Cadet scoring

with two each.

With the win, the Cadets on now 6-1 onthe 2013-2014 campaign.

Lady Cadets Take Advantage Of Poor Shooting

Night By Tinora, Come Away With A Win

Archbold Lady Blue Streaks HandMontpelier An Embarrassing Setback

PAULDINGThe Montpelier Lady Lo-cos and Paulding Lady Panthers decided

that four quarter were not enough, andwent in to overtime to decide a winner. The

Locos would fall short in the extra period,and would be defeated by a score of 64-56

on December 17.

Montpelier would be outscored by thePanthers 17-12 in the opening quarter of

action, but the Panther lead would not lastlong.

The Locos offense, lead by HannahBlake found its groove in the second quar-

ter, outscoring their opponents 13-5, andtaking the over the lead by the time thehalftime buzzer sounded. As the teams

headed in to the lockers rooms for the half-time intermission, Montpelier owned a 25-

22 lead over Paulding.The Locomotive lead expanded in the

third period, with Hannah Blake and Bay-

lee Hageman doing their part to help theMontpelier cause, as the duo would score

23 and 18 points on the respectively on thenight. By the end of the quarter, the Locos

would see their lead grow to nine points,leading 43-34 after three quarters of ac-

tion.

Although the Locos had outscored

the Panthers 31-17 in the previous twoquarters, Pauldings three point prowess

would keep them in the game. The Pan-thers were 53% for three pointers on the

night, making eight for 15 shots from be-hind the arc. It was a very different tale for

the Locos who were only able to make one

three pointer out of their 13 attempts for7%. The momentum had shifted in favor

of the Panthers. Only nine points wouldgo on the board in the fourth quarter for

the Locomotives, while Paulding would goon to double that, putting up 18 points.

As the fourth quarter came to a close, theteams were knotted at 52 and headed forovertime.

The Panthers would dominate the ex-tra period, as Paulding would grab the lead

early in overtime and never lose it. After atough battle, the Locos would end up fall-

ing 61-56.

Blakes 23 points lead all scorers. TheLocos scoring was followed next by Hage-

man with 18, Maddie Richmond with ve,Haley Suffel and Malorie Yagelski both

were able to score three, and Marinna Mer-cer and Regan Steffes both ended the con-

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PETTISVILLE - The Pettisville LadyBlackbirds balance on offense and pres-

sure on defense proved to be too much forFairview on December 20. The Ladybirds

added a 12-2 run onto a three point ad-vantage to blow the game open at halftime.

From there, Pettisville never looked back in

their 64-36 win.Dana Fricke led all scorers with 18

points for 6-1 / 2-1 Pettisville, while Au-dra Klopfenstein had 13 and Mikala Avina

10. Kate Kauffman had 8 points, JordynPursel 7, Lauren Hostetler 6 and Amber

Klopfenstein 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Pettisville 14 12 22 16 - 64Fairview 11 2 16 7 - 36

WAUSEON - Natalie Koenig had oneof those nights on December 20 against

NWOAL rival Swanton. Wherever she

went...she hit.Inside the arch? Good. The charity

stripe? 9 for 11. What about from down-town? Three shots went down. All in all,

Koenig accounted for 26 of Wauseons 47points that were used to bash the Bulldogs

by a 47-37 score.

Haley Archibeque put down 9 pointsfor the 4-4 / 3-1 Lady Indians, and Han-

nah Blaylock added 5. Sally Frank posted

4 points, Maddie Richer had 2, and SariahYackee added a free throw.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Wauseon 16 8 10 13 - 47

Swanton 3 13 12 9 - 37

Pettisville Lady Blackbirds ThrottleFairview Behind 18 From Dana Fricke

Koenig Cranks Off 26 Points To Lead TheWauseon To An NWOAL Win Over Swanton

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Dalton Surbey (R) led a fired up Loco JV

Team vs Edgerton on Saturday night athome. Surbeys free throw with no time

remaining secured the Loco victory.

DELTA The Hilltop lady Cadets JV took down the Delta panthers on the road on

December 10, taking home a 45-41 victory.For the Lady cadets, Jessi Davis led the way with 17 points on the night, followed by

Felicity Jackson who had 14. Allie Schmitt also had a strong game for the Lady Cadets,adding 12 points in the game.

ANTWERP The Fayette Lady Eagles took to the road on Saturday, December 12 to

battle out of conference foe Antwerp, prevailing easily by the score of 34-20.No pertinent stats were available for this game.

The Hilltop Cadets JV team was nar-

rowly defeated as the Fairview Apachescame away with the 32-31 victory.

The two teams were tied at nine at the

end of the rst quarter. The Cadets wereable to gain a 20-15 lead by halftime. Fair-

view would bring the game to within onepoint by the end of the third quarter, as

Hilltop would only would a 26-25 lead. In

the nal quarter, Hilltop would be narrow-

ly outscored 7-5, but that would be enoughto give Fairview the 32-32 win.

Roesner scored ten points for the Ca-

dets, which lead the team. Also scoring forHilltop was Douglass with eight, Zuver put-

ting up six, Reeves scoring ve, and Geiserrounding out the teams scoring with two.

FAYETTE. The Fayette Lady Eagle JV squad dropped a heartbreaker at home on De-

cember 10 to the Edgerton Bulldogs 34-31.

No stats were available for this game.

Hilltop Lady Cadets JV Defeats Delta

Fayette Lady Eagles JV Falls To Edgerton At Home

Fayette Lady Eagles JV Overpowers Antwerp

Hilltop JV Edged Out By Fairview

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McKenzee Schaffner paced the

Lady Eagles JV to a thrilling overtime

victory over Stryker.

1. E Preston Klingler (12)P Dustin Lucas (11)

1. E Trey Walz (42)

P Justin Nofziger (54)

The Loco defense swarmed the boards

all night, securing a narrow victory over

the visiting Bulldogs from Edgerton.

Fayettes Ellen Baker (R) moves the

ball defended by Strykers

Paige Speelman.


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Clayton is one of those guys that you

cant disregard, even when hes cold. This

guy can shoot the deuce with anybody, but

when hes on, he can hit from the conces-

sion stand while ordering a popcorn.

KAITLIN CHRISMAN

EDON HIGH SCHOOL

CLAYTON FERGUSON

NORTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

"THE HOMETOWN HUDDLE" ~ HAMMER ATHLETICS ~ SAUDER OUTLET

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

You match Edon and Chrisman, you natu-

rally think softball pitchers. Kaitlin is indeed

a hurler, and maybe thats what Fayette

was thinking when she lit up the BBC and

Sectional Champions for 23 points.

The 20th annual Walsh Jesuit Ironman

National Tournament is considered to beone of the most grueling and difcult com-petitions in the nation. Wrestlers from 32

states from across the country send wres-

tlers to the Ironman. Wauseon sent tworepresentatives to the tournament, and

for the second year in a row had a wrestlerplace.

Aaron Schuette (170 lbs), the state run-ner up in his weight class last year, and

Wade Hodges (132 lbs), a two time state

placer, both entered in to the tournamentas 11 seeds in their weight classes. Both

guys competed in the tournament lastyear said wrestling coach Mike Ritter

both nished with 1 win and 2 losses, sothey knew what to expect going in to their

second time around.

After losing a 5-1 decision in the rstround to Pittsburg Catholic Centrals Kyle

Coniker, Schuette would go on to win twostraight consolation matches. His rst win

was a 9-3 decision against Loveland OhiosJames Caniglia, and the second was a rst

period pinfall of Sam Atkinson from Park-

ersburg South, West Virginia. Schuettesday came to an end when he suffered a 7-4

loss to Tracey Eitel of Allen Texas. [Aar-ons] kind of a light 170 pounder and it

really showed at this tournament. Ritter

said He wrestled well, but the size differ-ence at this level of competition will take

its toll on you. Hes got a decision to maketo continue to compete at 170 or drop to

160.Wade Hodges had a very impressive

performance in the tournament. He won

his rst match against Dom Girannagelifrom Franklin Regional, Pennsylvania with

a second period pin fall. Hodges next oppo-nent was Will Crisco, a nationally ranked

wrestler from Wyomining Seminary in

Pennsylvania. Hodges was able to pick upa 4-2 decision, moving him on to the nextround where he would again face anoth-

er nationally ranked opponent, this time

against Bryce Meredith from Cheyenne,Wyoming. This match would end up with

Hodges pinning Meredith, and moving onto become the rst Wauseon wrestler to be-

come a semi-nalist in the Ironman tour-nament. In the semi-nal match, Hodges

was matched up against #3 seeded Brock

Ervin from Union County, Kentucky, andwas defeated by a 4-1 decision, which was

as close as 2-1 in to the third period. Inthe consolation semi-nal match Hodges

went up against fellow Ohio wrestler BrentMoore from St. Paris Graham. The contest

went in to overtime, but Hodges was de-

feated on a controversial call by the ofcial.90% of the time when we see those exact

same situations, the wrestlers are allowedto continue the scramble until someone

clearly establishes control. That was notthe case in this match said Coach Ritter.

Hodges would be defeated in the fth place

match by a decision of 5-0, giving him the6th place nish in his weight class.

This is the second year weve hadwrestlers compete at the Ironman and the

second year we had a 6th place nisher.

Ritter said. Last year, Zane Krall n-ished 6th and he wound up an Ohio State

Champion. Hopefully, history can repeatitself for Hodges and some other of our

wrestlers, including Schuette who was aState Runner-Up. We need these kind of

high level, national tournaments to get our

kids ready for the Ohio State Tournament.Well continue to apply for kids to compete

at this tournament and hopefully crown achampion.

WAUSEON. The Wauseon Indian Wres-

tlers defended their home turf in thesecond NWOAL Quad Meet, held on De-cember 19. Wauseon got by the Archbold

Bluestreaks 37-35 in the rst match of thenight for the Indians, then next faced the

Evergreen Vikings to close out the night,blasting the Vikes 66-15. The pair of wins

on the night moves Wauseon to 4-0 in duel

action on the season in the NWOAL.

VS ARCHBOLD

It was a battle to the nal whistle from

the referee in the last match to determinethe winner of tonights battle between the

hometown Wauseon Indians and Arch-

bold, with Wauseon coming out on top 37-35. Jackson Sluder fell to Archbolds Lu-

kas Rufenacht 15-7 in the nal match, butmost signicant for Wauseon, he was not

pinned. Prior to entering the nal match,

the team score was 37-31. A pin is worth 6team points: An Archbold pin would tie the

match. Two times during Sluters matchRufenacht had him on his back, but Slud-

er fought through the near fall both times,securing the victory for the Indians in team

points. On the evening for the Indians: 145

Derek Schuette (Wauseon) pinned CoryRocha 5:00, 152 Kenny Price (Archbold)

pinned Dylan Nicely 0:49, 160 Logan Day(Archbold) dec. Tre Campbell 3-2, 170

Aaron Schuette (Wauseon) pinned LincolnParsley 1:49, 182 Alec Vonier (Wauseon)

maj. dec Koltin Zimmerman 18-10, 195

Tony Banister (Wauseon) dec. David Bell7-0, 220 Lee Klingler (Archbold) won by

forfeit, 285 Travis Jaramillo (Archbold)

pinned Devon Jones 1:31, 106 McKaylaCampbell (Wauseon) won by forfeit, 113Andrew Bailey (Wauseon) won by forfeit,

120 Damien Short (Archbold) dec. GageCampbell 9-1, 126 Zach Meyer (Archbold)

pinned Cameron Slattman 5:25, 132 WadeHodges pinned Mitchell Hogrefe 1:08, 138

Lukas Rufenacht (Archbold) dec. Jackson

Sluder 15-7.

VS Evergreen

The second match of the night was with-

out the drama of the rst, as the more ex-perienced Wauseon Indians rolled over the

Evergreen Vikings by the score of 66-15.

On the evening for the Indians: 152 DylanNicely won by forfeit , 160 Tre Campbell

(Wauseon) pinned Trent Pelland 1:01, 170Aaron Schuette (Wauseon) pinned Trent

Mossing 0:20, 182 Alec Vonier (Wauseon)

pinned Jacob Clay 0:53, 195 Tony Banis-ter (Wauseon) pinned Sam Williamson 220

Tyler Coopshaw won by forfeit, 285 MartyNichols (Evergreen) pinned Devon Jones

5:57, 106 Jackson Fahrer (Evergreen) dec.McKayla Campbell 8-3, 113 Andrew Bailey

(Wauseon) won by forfeit, 120 Gage Camp-

bell (Wauseon) won by forfeit, 126 Cam-eron Slattman pinned Jake Mildenstein

1:25, 132 Wade Hodges (Wauseon) won byforfeit, 138 Jackson Sluder won by forfeit,

145 Derek Schuette (Wauseon) won by for-feit.

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Two Wauseon Wrestlers ParticipateIn Nation Wide Tournament

Wauseon Wrestlers Edge Archbold;Dominate Evergreen In Home Quad

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recording the pin in 1:49 in the rst period.

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8TH GRADE BOYS 8TH GRADE GIRLS

EDON 8TH GRADERS

FALL TO ACES

The Edon Bombers 8th grade boys bas-

ketball team fell behind 15-3 in the rstquarter and would be unable to comeback

from this shortfall, as the Aces would go onto win the contest 44-22.

Here is the breakdown of scoring by

quartersEdon: 1st 3, 2nd 6, 3rd 5, 4th 8

Hicksville: 1st 15, 2nd 4, 3rd 11, 4th 14Top scores for the Bombers were Tra-

vis Siebenaler with 11, Carson Brandy hadeight, and Logan Blair scored three.

MONTPELIER 8TH GRADER BOYS

DROP DELTA

MONTPELIER - The Montpelier Lo-

comotives ran off the Delta Panthers ineighth grade NWOAL play on December

12, 32-27.

Kolden Uribes led the Locos with 13points, and Peyton Lamberson had 9. Ja-

cob Bailey registered 8 rebounds.

NORTH CENTRAL HAMMERED BY

PETTISVILLE

The Pettisville Blackbirds dropped theBBC hammer on the eighth graders of

North Central on December 16 by a 48-19score.

Dillon King, Noah Rocha and Justin

Rupp were the leading scorers for Pettis-ville, while Cody Tomblin took the lead for

North Central.

HILLTOP TOPS STRYKER IN 8TH

GRADE ACTION

STRYKERThe Hilltop Cadets got avictory over the Panthers of Stryker in 8th

grade boys action Monday afternoon De-cember 16. The Cadets cruised to a 38-19

win.The scoring for each team by quarter

was as follows:

Stryker: 1st 2, 2nd 6, 3rd 8, 4th 3Hilltop: 1st 15, 2nd 8, 3rd 15, 4th 0

The leading scorer for the Pantherswas Corbyn Heath who contributed nine

points, Followed by four points by HaroldBanks, and Josh Wolfrum, Levi Chappius,

and Aaron Sidle all scored two points.

For Hilltop, Riley lead the way with 13points, Grapengeter put down 12, Collins

scored eight, Maddox and Schaffner bothhad two, and Blaisdell nished with one

point.

NORTH CENTRAL 8TH GRADE BOYSDEFEATED

The 8th grade North Central boys teamwas beaten by the Pettisville Blackbirds

50-19 on Monday.North Central score 0 in the rst quar-

ter, two in the second, eight in the third

quarter, and nine in the fourth quarterPettisville put ten on the board in the

rst quarter, 13 in the second, 20 in thethird, and seven in the nal of quarter

Tomblin lead the Eagles with 6, Turner

scored 5, France, Bailey, and Munger all

scored 2 for North Central

EDON EIGHTH GRADE BOYS

DISPATCHED BY MONTPELIER

MONTPELIER - The Montpelier eighthgrade boys went to 5-1 on the campaign

after handing Edon a 46-20 setback in The

Railyard on December 16.Kolden Uribes led all scorers with 22

points for Montpelier.

PETTISVILLE 8TH GRADE BOYS

BURIED BY ARCHBOLD

The Pettisville Blackbirds eighth gradesquad absorbed a 56-27 thrashing from

Archbold on December 17.Noah Rocha led the Blackbirds in scor-

ing.

LOCO 8TH GRADERS IMPROVE TO 5-1

The Montpelier Locomotive 8th grade

boys basketball team improved their re-cord to 5-1 with a 46-20 win over Edon on

December 17.Kolden Uribes was the leading Loco scor-

er, racking up 22 points on the afternoon.

EDGERTON BULLDOGS CHOMP

ON STRYKER

STRYKER - Still trying to discover of-fensive consistency, the Stryker Panther

8th grade boys were shut down by Edger-

ton on December 19, 48-25.Corbyn Heath led the Panthers with 9

points, and Levi Chappuis had 6. ColinAnders had 4 points, and Josh Wolfrum,

Harold Banks and Logan White each had

a deuce.

FAYETTE FLIES OVER

NORTH CENTRAL IN BBC PLAY

FAYETTE - The Fayette Eagles came

away with a 28-24 win over the North Cen-

tral eighth grade boys on December 21.Grant Reinking rained down a game

high 12 for Fayette, with Karrsen Schaff-ner, Travis Wagner and Skyler Jones each

getting 4 points, and Hunter Grifths andTrevor McClain adding 2 apiece.

Cody Tomblin hit for 11 to lead North

Central. Zachary Turner had 4 points,Josh Bailey 3, and Ryan France, Keean

Livensparger and Kodi Bentley 2 pointsapiece.

STRYKER 8TH GRADE BOYS

FALL TO EDON

STRYKER - The Edon Bombers

crunched the Stryker Panther eighth grad-ers on December 21, 32-21.

Seibenaler landed a game high 20 forthe Bomber Boys, while Reed had 6, Bloir

4 and Brandt 2.

The Panthers were fronted by CorbynHeath with 10 points. Colin Anders had 7

points, and Josh Wolfrum and Levi Chap-puis each had 2 points.

NORTH CENTRAL 8TH GRADE GIRLS

BEATEN BY PETTISVILLE

The North Central Lady Eagles 8th

grade girls team was handily defeated bythe Pettisville Blackbirds 51-15.

Quarterly scoring was broken down asseen below

Pettisville: 1st 15, 2nd 14, 3rd 14, 4th 8

North Central: 1st 3, 2nd 5, 3rd 4, 4th 3The leading scorer for the Eagles was

Zenz who scored 6 points.

MONTPELIER 8TH GRADERS LOSE

HEARTBREAKER

The Montpelier eighth grade girls teamsuffered a heartbreaker of a loss to Edger-

ton 21-19.Rebekah Carr led the Lady Locos with

eight points. Peyton Houk and Hailey Lay-man also both contributed four points.

With the loss, the team falls to 3-4.

WAUSEON 8TH GRADE GIRLS BEAT

RIVAL BLUESTREAKS

The 8th grade Wauseon Lady Indi-ans defeated the Bluestreaks of Archbold

Thursday night by a nal score of 21-15

Scoring for the Indians were: Karli Pen-rod, Bailey Wensink, Myia McLeod, Ally

Tefft, Rylee Campbell, and Reagan Spada-fore.

The Indians are now 5-1 on the year.

The girls next game is Tuesday Decem-ber 17th at home with the Fairview Apach-

es.

EAGLE 8TH GRADERS EDGE OUT EDON

In a close contest, Fayettes 8th grade

girls were able to escape with a narrow 18-15 victory over the Bombers of Edon.

Jade Shoemaker lead the way in scor-ing for the Purple and Gold with ten

points, and was followed by Alexus Ballwho scored ve, Ari Molina with two, and

Grace Eberly who had one point.

The Bombers saw Hiller as there lead-ing scorer who put up seven points on the

afternoon, and Ewers, Mason, Theil, andGallehue all nished with two points.

STRYKER & HILLTOP JR. HIGH GIRLS

SPLIT GAMES

The Stryker Panthers 7th grade girls

basketball team defeated the Hilltop Ca-dets 24-9 on Monday afternoon.

Kayla Hall and Katelyn Tingley bothscored six points for Stryker, Emma Grime

and Brittney Haines each contributed fourpoints, and Breanna Doriot and AnnaStuckey both chipped in two points.

For the Hilltop 7th graders Siegel scoredfour, Underwood had three, and Morris

with two.The 8th grade game saw the opposite

result, with the Cadets coming out on top

this time around by a nal of 19-16.Wyse scored 10 for Hilltops 8th grade

team. Brown scored four, Roesch put upthree, and Roth nished with two points.

For the Panthers Haley Doehrmann put

ten points on the board, McKenna Louys

score four points, Sierrah Whitman had

two points in the contest

EDGERTON EIGHTH ESCAPES THE

MONTPELIER LADY LOCOS

EDGERTON - The Edgerton Lady Bull-

dogs dealt a 21-19 heartbreaker to the

Montpelier eighth grade girls on December17.

Rebekah Carr led Montpelier with 8points, while Peyton Houk and Hailey Lay-

man each had 4.

8TH GRADE INDIAN GIRLS BEAT FAIRVIEW

The Wauseon 8th grade girls defeated

Fairview 30-15.Scoring for the Indians were: Myia

McLeod, Rylee Campbell, Kennedy Lillich,and Karli Penrod.

Ally Tefft, Hannah Spadafore and Ken-

dra Gorczyca were all recognized by coachShelly Cain for their hard work on the de-

fensive end.The win over the Apaches moves the In-

dians record to 5-1 on the 2013 campaign.

LADY PANTHER EIGHTH DOWNS

THE LADY BOMBERS

EDON - The Stryker Lady Panthersoverpowered the Edon Lady Bomber eighth

grade squad on December 21, 29-14.Haley Doehrmann led all scorers with

16 points for the Lady Panthers, while

Sierrah Whitman had 6 points, Kira Pe-tit and Madi Myers 3 points apiece, and

Matha Ferguson a free throw.Mason led Edon with 6 points, with

Hiller adding 3, Ewers and Livensparger 2

points apiece, and Brown one point.

NORTH CENTRAL EIGHT GRADE GIRLS

TOPPLE FAYETTE

FAYETTE - The North Central Lady Ea-

gles had their shooting shoes laced against

Fayette on December 21, as they used abalanced scoring attack to knock off their

BBC rivals by a 38-22 score.Makayla Knapp landed a game-high 12

to lead North Central, with Allyson Feniclegetting 8 points and Vada Lashaway 7.

Emma Zenz had 7 points, Brittany Cozart

had 3 points, and Peggy Michael 2.Jade Shoemaker led Fayette with 7

points, while Alexus Ball had 6.

PETTISVILLE EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS

THUMP HILLTOP

PETTISVILLE - The Hilltop Lady Cadets

were chased from The Birdcage by Pettis-villes eighth graders on December 21, 41-

21.Kamryn Hostetler exploded for 24 to

lead all scorers, with Kyra Behnfeldt add-

ing 7, Kendal Pursel and Brittney Sauder4 points apiece, and Nichole Foor 2 for the

Ladybirds.Roth landed 10 points to lead the Lady

Cadets.

LOCOS BEAT OUT THE BULLDOGS

The 7th grade Montpelier girls recorded

a victory over the Edgerton Bulldogs 31-18.Jaelyn Lyons had a great night defen-

sively with 6 steals and 10 points. KennedyLamberson scored 10 points and gobbled

up 11rebounds. Marley Sanders also re-

ceived recognition from the coaches forplaying a solid game.

The team is now 6-1 on the year withthe victory.

PETTISVILLE SEVENTH GRADERS

KNOCK OFF NORTH CENTRAL

PIONEER - The Pettisville seventh grade

Ladybirds unloaded on North Central onDecember 16, coming away with a 53-13

BBC decision.Anya Kauffman and Morgan Leppelmei-

er each posted 14 to lead Pettisville. Sydney

McKarns and Madison Bonney each had 4points for North Central, while Payton Tay-

lor had 3.

MONTPELIER SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS

SCHOOL EDGERTON

EDGERTON - The Montpelier Lady Locoseventh grade slammed the door on Edger-

ton on December 17, 31-18.Jaelyn Lyons had 10 points and 6

swipes for 6-1 Montpelier, while KennedyLamberson had a double-double with 10

points and 11 boards.

FIRST HALF SHUTOUT DOOMS

NORTH CENTRAL

PIONEER - It took the third quarter be-

fore North Central was able to crack the

scoring column against Delta on December19. The resulting slump allowed the 7thgrade Lady Panthers to escape with a 32-

14 win.Madyson Bonney and Sidney McKarns

led North Central with 4 points apiece,

while Chloe Baker had 2.

EDON EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS

SLAMMED BY STRYKER

EDON - The Stryker Lady Panthers wenton runs of 14-1 and 14-3 to run away with

a 41-17 BBC win over Edon on December

21.Katelyn Tingle landed a game high 13

for Stryker, with Emma Grime adding 10.Brittney Haines and Anna Stuckey each

had 6 points, Kayla Hall had 4 and BreannaDoriot had 2 points.

FAYETTE SEVVIES SMASH

NORTH CENTRAL GIRLS

FAYETTE - The Fayette Lady Eagles

pitched a 9-0 run, then went on to cruisepast the North Central seventh grade girls

by a 32-12 score on December 21.

Kendra Ellis led Fayette with a gamehigh 8 points, while T. Taylor had 7.

Addison Elser had 4 to lead North Cen-tral, with Lindsay Brown, Meghan Keller

and Alisha Bauer each getting 2 points.

NORTH CENTRAL FALLS

TO PETTISVILLE

7TH GRADERS

The Pettisville Blackbirds came up vic-

torious against the Eagles of North Central,winning by a score of 53-13.

The scoring per quarter went as follows

North Central: 1st 5, 2nd 2, 3rd 4, 4th 2Pettisville: 1st 11, 2nd 18, 3rd 16, 4th 8

The leading scorers for North Centralwere Sydney McKarns and Madison Bon-

ney both with four, and Payton Taylor withthree.

For Pettisville, leading the way was Mor-gan Leppelmeier and Anya Kauffman whoboth had 14, Elizabeth Beck with eight,

Brandi Schnitkey with seven, Jasmine Bo-gosian with six, and Bekah Holsopple with

four.

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MONTPELIER - Thechampionship of the first

annual Iron Horse Wres-tling Tournament went sol-

idly to the Wauseon Indianson December 13.

The Indians went 5-0

for the tournament to takehome the gold. Gavin Ritter,

Tyler Carver, Xavier Torres,Mauricio Barajas, Hunter

Yackee, Christian Cantu,and Alex Sosa all went un-

defeated for the Indians

as they swept through thecompetition.

The following individualresults are by weight class

and match...

ROUND 1 - WAUSEON 70

- BRYAN 12

(80 lbs.) Double Forfeit

(86 lbs.) Tristian Bara-jas of Wauseon pinned Joey

Pokornik of Bryan in 1 min-ute and 15 seconds.

(92 lbs.) Gavin Ritter ofWauseon beat Hunter Ward

of Bryan 13-0 (Major Deci-

sion).(104 lbs.) Tyler Carver of

Wauseon beat Void of Bry-an by forfeit.

(110 lbs.) MauricioBarajas of Wauseon pinned

Conner Lamb of Bryan in 1

minute and 20 seconds.(116 lbs.) Sage Marshall

of Wauseon by forfeit.(122 lbs.) Omar Armas

of Wauseon pinned BryceWanger of Bryan in 2 min-

utes.

(128 lbs.) Tony Schwein-hagen of Wauseon pinned

Gage Alexander of Bryan in1 minute and 08 seconds.

(134 lbs.) Andrew Al-len of Bryan pinned Cade

McVey of Wauseon in 2

minutes and 45 seconds.(142 lbs.) Brian Kuney

of Wauseon pinned Bran-don Kreischer of Bryan in

2 minutes and 40 seconds.(150 lbs.) Hunter Yackee

of Wauseon pinned Andrew

Seeley of Bryan in 58 sec-

onds.(160 lbs.) Colton Blanton

of Wauseon pinned Connor

Ford of Bryan in 3 minutesand 22 seconds.

(172 lbs.) Christian Can-

tu of Wauseon pinned EionMoor of Bryan in 47 sec-

onds.(205 lbs.) Noah Ruelas

of Bryan pinned Mario Bel-

montez of Wauseon in 1minute and 47 seconds.

(245 lbs.) Alex Sosa ofWauseon pinned Chema

Sanchez of Bryan in 3 min-utes and 27 seconds.

ROUND 2 - WAUSEON 71 -

MONTPELIER 12

(80 lbs.) Tristian Barajas

of Wauseon by forfeit.(86 lbs.) Gavin Ritter of

Wauseon by forfeit.(92 lbs.) Double Forfeit

(98 lbs.) Tyler Carver ofWauseon beat Ben Lee of

Montpelier 7-0 (Decision).

(104 lbs.) Xavier Torresof Wauseon pinned Andrew

Frisbie of Montpelier in 54seconds.


Colton Gulich of Montpelier

in 2 minutes and 15 sec-onds.

(116 lbs.) Ashton Varneyof Montpelier pinned Sage

Marshall of Wauseon in 1minute and 29 seconds.

(122 lbs.) Omar Armasof Wauseon pinned BryerBentley of Montpelier in 45

seconds.(128 lbs.) Noah Malosh

of Wauseon beat TreHutchinson of Montpelier

3-0 (Decision).

(134 lbs.) Gavin Footeof Wauseon beat Nate

Hutchinson of Montpelier7-0 (Decision).

(142 lbs.) Brian Kuneyof Wauseon pinned Jarod

Ramoy of Montpelier in 1

minute and 04 seconds.(150 lbs.) Hunter Yackee

of Wauseon pinned MichaelRios of Montpelier in 31

seconds.

(160 lbs.) Colton Blan-ton of Wauseon by forfeit.

(172 lbs.) Christian Can-tu of Wauseon beat by for-

feit.(205 lbs.) Chris Blosser

of Montpelier pinned Mario

Blosser of Wauseon in 58seconds.

(245 lbs.) Alex Sosaof Wauseon pinned Noah

Conklin of Montpelier in 2minutes and 01 second.


FAIRVIEW 24

(80 lbs.) Tristian Barajasof Wauseon by forfeit.

(86 lbs.) Gavin Ritter of

Wauseon by forfeit.(92 lbs.) Double Forfeit

(98 lbs.) Xavier Torresof Wauseon pinned Nathan

Heater of Fairview in 47seconds.

(104 lbs.) Tyler Carverof Wauseon pinned Jacob

bowers of Fairview in 2

minutes and 55 seconds.(110 lbs.) Mauricio Bara-

jas of Wauseon by forfeit.(116 lbs.) Micah Ankney

of Fairview pinned SageMarshall of Wauseon in 2

minutes and 45 seconds.

(122 lbs.) Omar Armasof Wauseon pinned Mitch

Brecker of Fairview in 46seconds.

(128 lbs.) Jacob Hatchet

of Fairview pinned NoanMalosh of Wauseon in 2

minutes and 58 seconds.(134 lbs.) Tyler Sprow

of Fairview pinned CadeMcVey of Wauseon in 3

minutes and 40 seconds.

(142 lbs.) Hunter Yackeeof Wauseon pinned Nick

Reed of Fairview in 38 sec-onds.

(150 lbs.) Brian Kuney ofWauseon by forfeit.

(160 lbs.) Colton Blan-

ton of Wauseon pinnedEthan Mendez of Fairview

in 48 seconds.(172 lbs.) Christian Can-

tu of Wauseon by forfeit.(205 lbs.) Jacob Back-

house of Fairview pinnedMario Belmontez ofWauseon in 2 minutes and

01 second.(245 lbs.) Alex Sosa of

Wauseon by forfeit.


DEFIANCE 35

(80 lbs.) Tristian Barajas

of Wauseon pinned JuanPerez of Defiance in 1 min-

ute and 37 seconds.(86 lbs.) Double Forfeit

(92 lbs.) Gavin Ritter ofWauseon beat Emilio Bara-

jas of Defiance by Med de-

fault(98 lbs.) Tyler Carver of

Wauseon pinned AndrewMeyer of Defiance in 1 min-

ute and 40 seconds.(104 lbs.) Xavier Torres

of Wauseon pinned Ruben

Santos of Defiance in 3minutes and 45 seconds.


Owen Leaver of Defiance in2 minutes and 55 seconds.

(116 lbs.) Jarrett Ji-

menes of Defiance pinnedSage Marshall of Wauseon

in 12 seconds.(122 lbs.) Sam Whalen of

Defiance pinned Omar Ar-mas of Wauseon in 4 min-

utes and 25 seconds.

(128 lbs.) Kobe Noirot

of Defiance beat Tony Sch-weinhagen of Wauseon16-0 (Technical Fall).

(134 lbs.) Gage Grundenof Defiance pinned Gavin

Foote of Wauseon in 45 sec-

onds.(142 lbs.) Hunter Yackee

of Wauseon pinned Diaz ofDefiance in 2 minutes and

10 seconds.

(150 lbs.) Vega of Defi-ance pinned Brian Kuney of

Wauseon in 2 minutes and13 seconds.

(160 lbs.) Colton Blan-ton of Wauseon beat Arnet

of Defiance 5-4 (Decision).

(172 lbs.) Christian Can-tu of Wauseon beat Marc

Cele of Defiance 7-0 (Deci-

sion).(205 lbs.) Noel barbarra

of Defiance pinned MarioBelmontez of Wauseon in 1

minute and 40 seconds.(245 lbs.) Alex Sosa of

Wauseon pinned Noah Ro-

meo of Defiance in 1 minuteand 26 seconds.


HUDSON, MI 16

(80 lbs.) Tucker Sholl

of Hudson pinned TristianBarajas of Wauseon in 1

minute and 20 seconds.

(86 lbs.) Gavin Ritter ofWauseon pinned Tyler Cur-

tis of Hudson in 4 minutes

and 28 seconds.(92 lbs.) Double Forfeit

(98 lbs.) Xavier Torres ofWauseon beat Scotty Torres

of Hudson 0-4 (Decision).(104 lbs.) Tyler Carver of

Wauseon beat Void of Hud-

son by forfeit.(110 lbs.) Mauricio Bara-

jas of Wauseon by forfeit.(116 lbs.) Layne Peter-

son of Hudson pinned Sage

Marshall of Wauseon in 3minutes and 07 seconds.

(122 lbs.) Omar Armasof Wauseon pinned Richard

Clark of Hudson in 52 sec-onds.

(128 lbs.) Tony Schwein-

hagen of Wauseon by for-feit.

(134 lbs.) Gavin Foote ofWauseon by forfeit.

(142 lbs.) Hunter Yackeeof Wauseon by forfeit.

(150 lbs.) Brian Kuney of

Wauseon by forfeit.(160 lbs.) Jarrett Wa-

ters of Hudson beat ColtonBlanton of Wauseon 13-0

(Major Decision).

(172 lbs.) Christian Can-tu of Wauseon by forfeit.

(205 lbs.) Mario Belmon-te of Wauseon by forfeit.

(245 lbs.) Alex Sosa ofWauseon by forfeit.

WAUSEON - TheWauseon Indians broughtthe NWOAL hammer down

hard on December 16...notonce, but twice.

The Tribe welcomed inconference rivals Archbold

and Liberty Center for a tri-meet, and proceeded to dis-mantle their visitors. The

Indians made short work ofthe Blue Streaks by an 84-12, and even shorter work ofthe Tigers, 85-6.

The following individualresults are by weight classand match...

WAUSEON 84 - ARCHBOLD

12

(80 lbs.) Tristan Barajasof Wauseon by forfeit.

(86 lbs.) Gavin Ritter

of Wauseon pinned AustinBaker of Archbold in 50 sec-onds.

(92 lbs.) Alex Slattman ofWauseon by forfeit.

(98 lbs.) Tyler Carver of

Wauseon by forfeit. (104 lbs.) Xavier Tor-

res of Wauseon beat KasvnSchaffner of Archbold by in-

jury default.(110 lbs.) Mauricio Bara-

jas of Wauseon pinned Zach-

ary Rocha of Archbold in 1minute and 50 seconds.

(116 lbs.) Gabe Peter-son of Archbold pinned Sage

Marshall of Wauseon in 2minutes and 10 seconds.

(122 lbs.) Gavin Grime

of Archbold pinned OmarArmas of Wauseon in 2 min-

utes and 34 seconds. (128 lbs.) Sandro

Ramirez of Wauseon pinned

Camden Miller of Archboldin 25 seconds.

(134 lbs.) Gavin Footeof Wauseon pinned Holden

Galvan of Archbold in 2 min-utes and 39 seconds.

(142 lbs.) Hunter Yackee

of Wauseon pinned GageDalton of Archbold in 15 sec-onds.

(150 lbs.) Brian Kuney

of Wauseon pinned GibsonBurkholder of Archbold in17 seconds.

(160 lbs.) Coltan Blantonof Wauseon by forfeit.

(172 lbs.) Christian Can-

tu of Wauseon pinned TrevorShort of Archbold in 2 min-utes and 52 seconds.

(205 lbs.) Mario Belmon-

te of Wauseon pinned IsaiahSauceda of Archbold in 2minutes and 10 seconds.

(245 lbs.) Alex Sosa ofWauseon pinned AnthonyGonzalez of Archbold in 2minutes and 30 seconds.

WAUSEON 85 - LIBERTY

CENTER 6

(80 lbs.) Tristan Barajasof Wauseon pinned Cameron

Henneman of Liberty Centerin 1 minute and 25 seconds.

(86 lbs.) Gavin Ritter ofWauseon by forfeit.

(92 lbs.) Alex Slattman ofWauseon pinned Kyle Rauchof Liberty Center in 45 sec-

onds. (98 lbs.) Cole Shaneyfelt

of Liberty Center pinned Ty-ler Carver of Wauseon in 3minutes and 35 seconds.

(104 lbs.) Xavier Torresof Wauseon pinned TylerKayi of Liberty Center in 1minute and 28 seconds.

(110 lbs.) Mauricio Bara-jas of Wauseon pinned JesseCox of Liberty Center in 2

minutes and 44 seconds. (116 lbs.) Sage Marshall

of Wauseon pinned JakeHoffman of Liberty Center in

1 minute and 03 seconds. (122 lbs.) Omar Armas

of Wauseon beat Carl Yaney

of Liberty Center 11-1 (MajorDecision).

(128 lbs.) Sandro Ramirez

of Wauseon pinned TannerRauch of Liberty Center in 1minute and 50 seconds.

(134 lbs.) Noah Malosh of

Wauseon by forfeit.(142 lbs.) Hunter Yackee

of Wauseon pinned Travis

Keezer of Liberty Center in39 seconds.

(150 lbs.) Brian Kuney ofWauseon by forfeit.

(160 lbs.) Coltan Blantonof Wauseon beat Tyler Echlerof Liberty Center 8-7 (Deci-

sion).(172 lbs.) Christian Can-

tu of Wauseon by forfeit.

(205 lbs.) Mario Belmon-te of Wauseon by forfeit.

(245 lbs.) Alex Sosa ofWauseon pinned Sam San-

chez of Liberty Center in 1minute and 14 seconds.

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Wauseon Junior High Demolishes NWOAL

Rivals Archbold & Liberty Center

Wauseon Junior High Grapplers Capture The First Annual Iron Horse Tournament

EDON BOMBERS BATTLE FAYETTE

EAGLES FOR WIN

The 7th grade Edon Bombers and

Fayette Eagles did battle, and the Eagles

would go on to win by a margin of 47-21

over Edon.

The quarterly scoring breakdown went

Edon: 1st 2, 2nd 2, 3rd 4, 4th 4

Fayette: 1st 8, 2nd 16, 3rd 13, and 4th

10

Leading the way for Edon was Kyle Ap-

ger with eight points

The Eagles were lead by Levi Seiler who

had 15 points, and Clayton Pheils scored14 points.

The 8th grade teams faired similarly, as

the Eagles would also win that contest 36-

15.

The scoring by quarter looked like this:

Edon: 1st 2, 2nd 4, 3rd 5, 4th 4

Fayette: 1st 11, 2nd 6, 3rd 6, 4th 13

Travis Siebenkr had 7 points for the

Bombers while Carson Brandt had 6

points.

Fayette was lead in scoring by GrantBeinking who had 12 points on the night.

FAYETTE 7TH GRADE BOYS MOVE TO

5-0 WITH WIN OVER HILLTOP

The Fayette Eagles 7th grade boys team

won their fifth game of the year with a 45-

19 victory over the Hilltop Cadets on De-

cember 9th.

Leading the way on scoring for the Ea-

gles was Trey Keefer who put up 15, fol-

lowed closely by teammate Levi Seiler who

had 13, Clayton Pheils with seven, and

Colt Roesti & Kody Rashley each able toscore five in the contest.

BOMBERS BASKETBALL

DEFEATED BY HICKSVILLE

The Edon Bombers 7th grade boys bas-

ketball team was defeated by the HicksvilleAces Thursday afternoon December 12 by

a score of 42-12.

Scoring by quarter was as follows

Edon: 1st 2, 2nd 3, 3rd 2, 4th 5

Hicksville: 1st 14, 2nd 6, 3rd 14, 4th 8

The leading scorer for the Bombers was

Kyler Apger, scoring 7 points.

NORTH CENTRAL JR. HIGH BOYS DROP

TWO TO EDGERTON

The North Central 7th Grade boys bas-

ketball team fell to Edgerton 38-6Scoring for the Eagles were Cogswell

with six and Hass with two.

Their 8th grade counterparts were alsounsuccessful in their game against Edger-

ton, as the Bulldogs beat the Eagles 40-29.

Scoring for North Central was Liv-

ensparger with 15, Bentley with 10 and

Turner with 5.

PETTISVILLE BLACKBIRDS OBLITERATE

NORTH CENTRAL

PIONEER - The Pettisville Blackbirds

opened on a 25-0 run to bury the North

Central Eagles seventh grade boys, 55-13,

on December 16.

Sam Rychener hit for 12 to lead Pettis-

ville, with Detric Yoder hitting for 10. LayneCogswell scored all but two of North Cen-

trals points.

7TH GRADE EAGLES

WIN AT EDON

The Fayette Eagles 7th grade boys team

was victorious against Edon 47-12.

Scoring for Fayette was Levi Sieler who

had 15, Clayton pheils with 14, Trey Keefer

& Porter Maginn both scored seven, and

Roman Dominique put four points on theboard.

7TH GRADE EAGLES DOWNED

BY PETTISVILLE

North Centrals 7th grade boys team

was defeated Monday afternoon by the Pet-

tisville Blackbirds by a score of 55-13.

Scoring for the Eagles were Cogswell

with 11 and Miller with 2.

EDITORS NOTE: ADDITIONAL 7TH

GRADE BOYS ACTION WILL APPEAR IN

OUR NEXT EDITION OF THE VILLAGE

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