Lima Senior schedules game Saturday
Sep. 2—High School
Football
Lima Senior High School will host Springfield High School in varsity football at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 4, at Spartan Stadium.
All tickets must be purchased online at www.limaspartannation.org/tickets. All passes will be honored. There will be no tickets available at the gate.
The "Black Out" shirts purchased last week will be good for the Sept. 10 home game.
Boys Golf
Lincolnview 161, Leipsic 180, Spencerville 226
FINDLAY — Lincolnview's Evan Miller was the match medalist with a score of 39. Other Lancer scores were Grant Glossett 40, Landon Price 41, Avery Slusher 41, Dane Ebel 43 and Aiden Hardesty 39. For Leipsic, Luke Spoors led the team with a 42. Other Viking scores were Mason Brandt 43, Nick Schroeder 47, Adam Lammers 48, Josh Lewis 52 and Blane Schroeder 52. Spencerville's Michael Woods led his team with a 50. Other Bearcat scores were Cooper Chapman 55, Dylan Mertz 60 and Hunter McPheron 63.
Minster 161, Delphos St. John's 179
Delphos St. John's Jack Gerker led the Blue Jays with a 40. Other team scores were Collin Feathers 42, Caden Wright 48, Devin Sanders 49, Nate Gable 50 and Avery Schulte 53.
Boys soccer
Miller City 2, Ada 1
Miller City's Ethan Barlage and Joe Deitering scored goals and Ada's Tyler Jameson scored a goal. Wildcat keeper Joe Deitering made five saves and Ada goalie Colton Long made 11 saves.
Girls Golf
Delphos Jefferson 251, Miller City 252
DELPHOS — Miller City's Chelsea Erford was the match medalist with a score of 44. Other team scores were Anna Keeler 63, Addison Ellerbrock 68 and Marissa Carr 77. For Jefferson, Rachel Ryan had the low team score with a 51. Other team scores were Ariel Wallace 58, Caitlin Jettinghoff 55, Zada Grogg 76 and Ava Munoz 76.
Girls Soccer
Toledo St. Ursula 11, Lim Senior 0
Spartan keepers' Aniyah Hollon made two saves and Laziah Williams had one.
Girls Tennis
Kenton 4, Lima Senior 1
Kenton got singles wins from Emma Milligan and Katie Sturgeon and doubles victories from the pair of Sam Lowe and Lily Carmean and the team of Angel Chen and Sara Horner. Lima Senior got a singles wins from Abby Beck.
Lima Central Catholic 3, Bath 2
Lima Central Catholic got singles wins from Claire Janowski and Noah Nuesmeyer and a doubles win from Maria Diganatro and Emma Skinner. Bath got singles wins from Elena Oliver and the doubles team of Chloe Rieman and Rachel Wilcox.
Findlay 5, Elida 0
FINDLAY — Elida falls to 2-5 on the year.
Lima Senior
College
Women's Soccer
UNOH 3, Vanguard 2
University of Northwestern's Ariana Mondiri scored two goals and recorded an assist and Nanna Rosengreen added another to give the Racers a season opening win. Racer keeper Martina Galloni had two saves.
Volleyball
Bluffton 3, Kenyon 0
BLUFFTON, Ohio — The Bluffton University volleyball team welcomed back its fans with a three-set shellacking of Kenyon College on Wednesday. Bluffton was in front of its fans for the first time since 2019 and the Beaver faithful made their presence felt as the home team cut through the Ladies like a hot knife through butter.
Bluffton took set one with very little resistance as Kenyon dropped the opener by a 25-15 count. Set two was a 25-18 Beaver victory and the capper was a 25-14 drubbing that saw the fans out the door in less than 1:20!
Junior All-HCAC performer Kaylie Campbell (Camden/Preble Shawnee) picked off where she left off in February, hitting a blistering .500 with eight kills against one error on just 14 swings. Sophomore Alysha Like (McComb) was on point with eight kills of her own and a .350 hitting percentage.
Freshman Emma George (Versailles) put down the hammer seven times in her first collegiate match and Kelly Armentrout (Lima/Shawnee) added six winners for the home team.
Junior Maddie White (Ashland) did her part with 26 assists and eight digs. Brooke Kleman (Glandorf/Ottawa-Glandorf) cleaned it up in the back with 17 digs and she also dished out six helpers. George and Like were both in on two blocks, while senior Becky Siemer (Liberty Township/Lakota East) and White stuffed the Ladies on point 25 of the clinching set!
Kleman rifled three aces for the Beavers, with George, who earned the Beaver faithful an iced coffee from McDonald's, and Courtney Weekley (Butler/Clear Fork) both firing a pair of darts!
