Richland County high school baseball scoreboard: Tygers beat Bucyrus
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Friday, May 12
Shelby 5, Perkins 3
The Shelby Whippets earned a nice tournament momentum win over Perkins on Friday in nonconference action, 5-3.
Alex Bruskotter and James Mahon led the way with two hits apiece while Nic Eyster, Elijah Schwemley, Kamdyn Wheeler and Maverick Noel had one hit apiece. Tanner Hartz had two RBIs while Bruskotter, Mahon and Quinton Albert had one RBI apiece.
Mahon earned the win working six innings and allowing three runs on five hits with six strikeouts. Karsen Homan earned the save working a perfect seventh inning with three strikeouts.
The Whippets improve to 15-7 on the season.
Mansfield Senior 8, Bucyrus 4
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned an impressive 8-4 nonconference win over Bucyrus on Friday.
Grayson Sanders, MJ Bradley and Peyton Page had two hits apiece while Joshua Malone, Dominique Horn, Justin Bland and Quintin DeBolt had one hit apiece. Sanders and Malone had two RBIs apiece while Bradley, Page and Bland had one apiece.
Horn earned the win on the mound working five innings allowing four runs on eight hits with eight strikeouts.
The Tygers improve to 4-17.
St. Paul 10, Plymouth 2
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 10-2 Firelands Conference loss to St. Paul on Friday night.
Jansen Potts led the way with two hits while Canaan Slone and Trace McVey had one hit apiece.
The Big Red are now 7-14.
Thursday, May 11
Ontario 10, Lucas 0 F/5
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice 10-0 win over Lucas on Thursday in nonconference action.
Carter Weaver, Caden Boebel and Peyton Dzugan led the way with two hits apiece for the Warriors while Colten Ramion, Gage Weaver and Braxton Hall had one hit apiece. Ramion, Gage Weaver, Carter Weaver and Dzugan had one RBI apiece in the win.
Carter Weaver took the win on the mound with a dominating performance allowing just two hits in the 5-inning shutout. He struck out nine.
Brayden Spitler and Bobby Grover had one hit apiece for the Cubs.
Ontario improves to 10-12 while Lucas falls to 14-5 on the season.
Plymouth 15, Mount Gilead 8
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a solid nonconference win over Mount Gilead on Thursday, 15-8.
Jansen Potts led the way with four hits while Canaan Slone, Zach Hamman, Trace McVey and Shae Sparks had two hits apiece and Ashton Jackson and Garrett Bishop had one hit apiece. McVey and Potts had four RBIs apiece while Sparks and Jackson had two apiece and Jarrett Burrer had one.
The Big Red is now 7-13 on the season.
Wednesday, May 10
Crestview 9, Plymouth 6
The Crestview Cougars clinched at least a share of their first Firelands Conference championship since 2011 with a 9-6 victory over Plymouth on Wednesday evening.
Gavin Barker led the way for the Cougars with three hits while Matthew Volz, Jarek Ringler and Dylan Bruner had two hits apiece and Owen Barker, Tyson Ringler and Klint Patton had one hit apiece. Gavin Barker had four RBIs while Tyson Ringler had two and Jarek Ringler and Owen Barker had one apiece.
Mason Ringler earned the win on the mound with four strikeouts while Jarek Ringler picked up the save with two Ks.
Zach Hamman and Trace McVey led the Big Red with three hits apiece while Carson Tucker, Shae Sparks, Jarrett Burrer, Jansen Potts and Ashton Jackson had one hit apiece. Hamman and Sparks had two RBIs apiece while Tucker and Burrer had one apiece.
Crestview is now 16-4 while Plymouth falls to 6-13.
Clear Fork 9, Highland 2
The Clear Fork Colts ended the MOAC season on a high note by beating league champion Highland 9-2 on Wednesday night.
Kasey Swank, Ty Sellers and Mason Sansom had two hits apiece for the Colts while Jay Jackson, Luke Schlosser, Kaden Riddle and Garret Hotz had one hit apiece. Schlosser and Sellers had three hits apiece while Jackson had one.
Schlosser earned the win on the mound allowing two runs on three hits with eight strikeouts in 5 2/3 innings of work.
The Colts are now 18-4 on the season.
Lucas 3, Riverview 2
The Lucas Cubs picked up an impressive 3-2 win over Riverview on Wednesday in nonconference action.
Hunter Church, Corbin Toms, Connor Rice, Bobby Grover and Jack DiBurtolomeo had one hit apiece for the Cubs while Toms and Grover added the lone RBIs on the night.
Andrew Smollen picked up the win on the mound allowing two runs on four hits with 13 strikeouts in a complete-game victory.
The Cubs are now 14-4 on the season.
Mount Vernon 2, Lexington 1
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 2-1 loss to Mount Vernon on Wednesday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Markale Martin and Landon Hamilton led the way for Lex with two hits apiece while Chance Basilone, Jaxon Brown, Braden Mumaw, Aedan Nicol and Zion Rhodes had one hit apiece. Martin had the lone RBI for Lex in the loss.
Colton Murfield pitched well enough to win allowing one unearned run on four hits with six strikeouts.
The Minutemen are now 8-16 on the season.
West Holmes 4, Mansfield Senior 1
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 4-1 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Wednesday night.
Joshua Malone had the only two hits for the Tygers.
Guy Trader pitched well enough to win allowing four unearned runs on six hits with one strikeouts in six innings of work.
The Tygers are now 3-17 on the year.
New Philadelphia 21, Madison 5 F/5
The Madison Rams took a tough 21-5 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Wednesday night.
Rian Lunsford had the only two hits for Madison. He had two RBIs while Ethan Glasgo and Liam Stone had one RBI apiece.
Madison is now 8-14 on the season.
Tuesday, May 9
Crestview 9, Plymouth 0
The Crestview Cougars inched closer to clinching a Firelands Conference championship with a 9-0 win over Plymouth on Tuesday night.
Gavin Barker led the way with three hits while Matthew Volz had two and Owen Barker, Tyson Ringler, Klint Patton, Brennan Fulk and Dylan Bruner had one apiece. Gavin Barker had three RBIs while Owen Barker had two and Bruner had one.
Tyson Ringler twirled a two-hit shutout with seven strikeouts and four walks.
Canaan Slone and Jarrett Burrer had one hit apiece for the Big Red.
Crestview improves to 15-4 on the season while Plymouth falls to 6-12.
Shelby 9, Ontario 1
The Shelby Whippets earned an impressive 9-1 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Ontario on Tuesday night.
Elijah Schwemley led the way for Shelby with two hits while Nic Eyster, Tanner Hartz, Landon Kennard and Karsen Homan had one hit apiece. Schwemley, Alex Bruskotter, James Mahon, Kennard and Homan had one RBI apiece in the win.
Kennard picked up the win on the mound allowing one run on nine hits with six strikeouts in seven innings of work.
Carter Weaver and Carter Walters led Ontario with two hits apiece while Colten Ramion, Gage Weaver, Drew Yetter, Braxton Hall and Caden Boebel had one hit apiece. Hall had the lone RBI for the Warriors.
Shelby improves to 13-7 while Ontario falls to 9-11.
Mansfield Christian 3, Crestline 2 F/10
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up an impressive Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline on Tuesday winning 3-2 in 10 innings.
Isaac Hillman led the way with three hits while JR Reeder, Ethan Bishop, Adam McLaughlin, Caleb Gregory, Landon McRae and Cale Everroad had one hit apiece. Hillman and McLaughlin had one RBI apiece for the Flames.
Hillman worked the first seven inning on the mound allowing two runs, none earned, on one hit with 15 strikeouts. Reeder finished the game off allowing just two hits in three innings with four strikeouts.
The Flames are now 4-17.
Highland 11, Clear Fork 1 F/6
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough MOAC loss to Highland on Tuesday, 11-1, ending their bid for a share of the league championship.
Kasey Swank, Nate Lind and Garret Hotz had one hit apiece while Kaden Riddle had one RBI.
The Colts are now 17-4 on the season.
Mount Vernon 9, Lexington 0
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough OCC loss to Mount Vernon, 9-0, on Tuesday night.
Mike Togliatti and Braden Mumaw had two hits apiece while Markale Martin and Cooper Dreibelbis had one hit apiece.
The Minutemen are now 8-15 on the season.
New Philadelphia 10, Madison 0 F/5
The Madison Rams took a tough 10-0 loss to New Philadelphia in Ohio Cardinal Conference action on Tuesday.
Owen Morrow, Gavin Cates and David Yockey had one hit apiece for the Rams.
Madison is now 8-13 on the season.
West Holmes 15, Mansfield Senior 2 F/5
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough OCC loss to West Holmes on Tuesday falling 15-2.
Guy Trader and MJ Bradley had two hits apiece for the Tygers while Joshua Malone and Dominique Horn had one hit apiece. Malone and Bradley had one RBI apiece in the loss.
The Tygers are now 3-16 on the year.
Monday, May 7
Clear Fork 4, Madison 3 F/9
The Clear Fork Colts earned a tough 4-3 win over Madison in nine innings during a nonconference matchup.
Nate Lind delivered the walk off RBI single in the bottom of the ninth to help the Colts pick up the victory. He finished the way with three hits while Jay Jackson, Garret Hotz and Mason Sansom added two hits apiece and Ty Sellers had one. Hotz, Kasey Swank and Lind had one RBI apiece in the victory.
Luke Drockton worked the first six innings on the mound allowing three runs, just two earned, on four hits with three strikeouts. Hotz earned the win working the final three innings allowing no runs on two hits with two strikeouts.
Cameron Kuhn led Madison with two hits while Owen Morrow, Gavin Cates, Ethan Glasgo and David Yockey had one hit apiece. Cates and Kuhn had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Liam Stone started the game going six innings and allowing three runs, one earned, on seven hits with one strikeout.
The Colts are now 17-3 while Madison falls to 8-12.
Mansfield Senior 9, Mansfield Christian 2
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a nice 9-2 victory over Mansfield Christian in nonconference play on Monday.
Guy Trader, Peyton Page and Dominique Horn had two hits apiece for the Tygers while Joshua Malone and Quinten DeBolt had one hit apiece. Trader, Jake Zimmer and Horn had two RBIs apiece while Malone had one in the win.
Justin Bland picked up the win on the mound allowing two runs on five hits with four strikeouts in seven innings of work.
Caleb Gregory led the Flames with two hits while Ethan Bishop, Brock Rentzel and JR Reeder had onw hit apiece. Cale Everroad and Gregory had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Mansfield Senior improves to 3-15 while Mansfield Christian falls to 4-16.
West Holmes 7, Lexington 6 F/9
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Monday night, 7-6, in nine innings.
Chance Basilone and Mike Togliatti had two hits apiece for the Minutemen while Braden Mumaw, Aedan Nicol, Markale Martin, Cooper Dreibelbis and Landon Hamilton had one hit apiece. Basilone collected two RBIs while Martin, Dreibelbis and Hamilton had one RBI apiece.
The Minutemen fall to 8-14 on the season.
Huron 4, Shelby 3
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 4-3 nonconference loss to Huron on Monday night.
Nic Eyster led the way with two hits while Elijah Schwemley, Kamdyn Wheeler and Landon Kennard had one hit apiece. Eyster and Wheeler had one RBI apiece.
The Whippets are now 12-7 on the year.
Saturday, May 6
Mansfield Christian 6, Oberlin 1
Mansfield Christian 8, Oberlin 4
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up their third consecutive victory of the season by sweeping Oberlin in a nonconference doubleheader on Saturday.
In Game 1, the Flames won 6-1 behind two hits apiece from Ethan Bishop and Isaac Hillman. Adam McLaughlin, Cale Everroad, Caleb Gregory and JR Reeder had one hit apiece. Landan McRae had three RBIs while Brock Rentzel and Gregory had one RBI apiece in the win.
Bishop picked up the win on the mound allowing one run on two hits with 13 strikeouts.
In Game 2, the Flames won 8-4 as Everroad led the way with two hits while Hillman, McLaughlin, Gregory and McRae had one hit apiece. Hillman and McLaughlin had two RBIs apiece and Bishop, Gregory and McRae had one RBI apiece.
Gregory picked up the win on the mound allowing four runs, just two earned, on four hits with 10 strikeouts.
The Flames are now 4-15 on the season.
Lucas 12, Central Christian 2 F/5
St. Paul 10, Plymouth 9
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough Firelands Conference loss to St. Paul on Saturday falling 10-9.
Trace McVey led the way with two hits while Zach Hamman, Jarrett Burrer and Jansen Potts had one hit apiece. Hammann had two RBIs while Canaan Slone, Shae Sparks, McVey, Carson Tucker, Burrer and Potts had one RBI apiece in the loss.
The Big Red falls to 6-11 on the season.
Friday, May 5
Clear Fork 8, Lexington 3
The Clear Fork Colts picked up an impressive nonconference win over Lexington on Friday 8-3.
Dawson Staley led the way with two hits while Jay Jackson, Kaden Riddle, Chandler Ball, Kasey Swank, Garret Hotz and Nate Lind had one hit apiece. Staley collected three RBIs while Swank and Hots had two apiece and Riddle rounded out the day with one. Hotz hit a home run in the victory.
Chandler Ball earned the win on the mound allowing two runs, just one earned, on six hits with eight strikeouts in 5 1/3 innings of work.
Jaxon Brown and Braden Mumaw led Lexington with two hits apiece while Chance Basilone and Cooper Dreibelbis had one hit apiece. Mumaw and Aedan Nicol had one RBI apiece for Lex.
Clear Fork improves to 16-3 while Lexington falls to 8-13.
Ontario 3, Ashland 2 F/8
The Ontario Warriors earned an impressive 3-2 victory over Ashland in walk off fashion on Friday night in nonconference play.
Carter Weaver delivered the game winner with a single up the middle with two outs in the bottom of the eighth to win it for the Warriors. Carter and Gage Weaver as well as Braxton Hall and Jagger Iula had two hist apiece while Jayden Leach and Jake Chapman had one hit apiece. Gage Weaver, Carter Weaver and Chapman all had one RBI apiece in the win.
Carter Walters earned the win on the mound working the final two innings allowing on hit with two strikeouts. Leach started the game working six innings allowing two runs, just one earned, on seven hits with three strikeouts.
The Warriors improve to 8-10 on the season.
Shelby 9, Mansfield Senior 1
The Shelby Whippets brought home another victory on Friday beating Mansfield Senior 9-1 in nonconference action.
Kamdyn Wheeler led the way with three hist while Nic Eyster had two hits and Tanner Hartz, Elijah Schwemley and Landon Kennard had one hit apiece. Eyster, Hartz and Wheeler had two RBIs while Schwemley and Kennard had one apiece.
James Mahon earned the win on the mound for Shelby allowing one run on three hits with seven strikeouts in five innings of work.
Guy Trader, Grayson Sanders and Joshua Malone all had one hit apiece for the Tygers. Jake Zimmer had the lone RBI.
Shelby improves to 12-6 on the year while Mansfield Senior falls to 2-15.
Madison 3, Wooster 2
The Madison Rams picked up a huge upset victory over Wooster on Friday night, 3-2, in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Owen Morrow and Ethan Glasgo led the way with two hits apiece while Cameron Kuhn, Rian Lunsford and Liam Stone had one hit apiece. Stone had two RBIs including the game-winning hit in the bottom of the seventh to give the Rams a walk-off win. Zach Glasgo also had an RBI.
Stone also earned the win on the mound working the final three innings allowing just one hit.
Madison is now 8-11 on the season.
Lucas 9, Monroeville 1
Mapleton 5, Plymouth 4
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 5-4 loss to Mapleton on Friday night in Firelands Conference play.
Trace McVey led the way for the Big Red with three hits while Carson Tucker and Jansen Potts had one hit apiece. McVey had two RBIs in the loss.
The Big Red is now 6-10 on the year.
Thursday, May 4
Crestview 2, Northmor 1
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive nonconference win over Northmor on Thursday, 2-1.
Gavin Barker led the way with two hits while Matthew Volz, Jarek Ringler, Tyson Ringler, Brennan Fulk and Dylan Bruner had one hit apiece. Tyson Ringler and Bruner had one RBIs apiece in the victory.
Volz earned the win on the mound with three strikeouts.
Crestview improved to 13-4 on the year.
Mansfield Christian 31, Harvest Prep 0 F/5
The Mansfield Christian Flames saw an offensive explosion on Thursday night beating Harvest Prep 31-0 in nonconference action.
Ethan Bishop led the way with four hits while Adam McLaughlin had two and Caleb Gregory, Isaac Hillman, Cale Everroad, JR Reeder and Kadyn Klecka had one hit apiece. Bishop had seven RBIs while Brock Rentzel and McLaughlin had four apiece, Joshua Gregory and Klecka had three apiece, Reeder had two and Caleb Gregory, Everroad, Blayne Morrow, Aidan Karger and Gavin Webb had one RBI apiece. Ethan Bishop clubbed a home run in the win.
Hillman earned the win on the mound tossing a 5-inning no-hitter with 11 strikeouts.
The Flames improve to 2-15 on the season.
Marion Harding 6, Ontario 2
The Ontario Warriors took a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Thursday night, 6-2.
Gage Weaver led the way with three hits while Jayden Leach, Carter Weaver and Carter Walters had two hits apiece and Braxton Hall had one. Leach had the lone RBI in the loss.
Ontario falls to 7-10 on the year.
Lucas 4, Central Christian 0
West Holmes 4, Lexington 3 F/9
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 4-3 loss to West Holmes on Thursday in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
Jaxon Brown led the way with three hits while Chance Basilone, Braden Mumaw and Mike Togliatti had two hits apiece and Zian Rhodes and Markale Martin had one hit apiece. Basilone had two RBIs while Brown had one in the loss.
The Minutemen fall to 8-12 on the year.
Seneca East 4, Plymouth 2
The Plymouth Big Red suffered a tough 4-2 loss to Seneca East on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Shae Sparks and Trace McVey had one hit apiece for the Big Red while Zach Hamman had both RBIs in the loss.
Plymouth falls to 6-9 on the season.
Wooster 11, Madison 5
The Madison Rams took a tough 11-5 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Thursday night.
Rian Lunsford led the way with two hits while Owen Morrow, Zach Glasgo, Cameron Kuhn and Ethan Glasgo had one hit apiece. Kuhn collected two RBIs while Lunsford and Ethan Glasgo had one RBI apiece.
The Rams fall to 7-11 on the season.
Ashland 10, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 10-0 loss to Ashland on Thursday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
MJ Bradley had the lone hit of the night for the Tygers.
Mansfield Senior is now 2-15 on the season.
Wednesday, May 3
Ashland 7, Mansfield Senior 3
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 7-3 loss to Ashland in Ohio Cardinal Conference action on Wednesday night.
Grayson Sanders, Jake Zimmer, Dominique Horn, Peyton Page and Quinten DeBolt all had one hit apiece for the Tygers while Guy Trader had the lone RBI in the loss.
Justin Bland pitched well enough to win allowing two runs, just one earned, on four hits with three strikeouts.
Mansfield Senior is now 2-13 on the season.
Saturday, April 29
Plymouth 6, New London 4
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a 6-4 Firelands Conference win over New London in a continuation game on Saturday morning.
Cannan Slone, Shae Sparks and Elliott Hall led the way with two hits apiece while Jansen Potts, Carson Tucker, Trace McVey and Jarrett Burrer had one hit apiece. Slone and Burrer had two RBIs apiece while Sparks had one. Slone clubbed a home run in the victory.
The Big Red is now 6-8 on the season.
Friday, April 28
Plymouth 22, Monroeville 7 F/5
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a nice Firelands Conference victory over Monroeville on Friday night, 22-7.
Cannan Slone led the way with three hits while Shae Sparks, Jarrett Burrer and Jansen Potts had two hits apiece and Carson Tucker, Colton Hass, Garrett Bishop and Elliott Hall had one hit apiece. Sparks and Potts had three RBIs apiece while Trace McVey, Ashton Jackson and Hall had two apiece and Bishop and Braden Montgomery had one RBI apiece.
Jackson earned the win on the mound allowing seven runs, just four earned, on five hits with two strikeouts in four innings.
The Big Red improve to 5-8 on the season.
Thursday, April 27
Lexington 8, Norwalk 3
The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 8-3 win over Norwalk on Thursday in nonconference action.
Chance Basilone led the way with three hits while Mike Togliatti, Jaxon Brown, Braden MuMaw and Zian Rhodes had one hit apiece. Basilone, Mumaw, Rhodes and Mitch Riegel had one RBI apiece.
Rhodes earned the win on the mound working the final three innings allowing no runs on no hits with five strikeouts.
The Minutemen are now 8-10 on the season.
Shelby 7, Upper Sandusky 6 F/8
The Shelby Whippets won another tight one on Thursday night beating Upper Sandusky 7-6 in nonconference action with a walkoff.
James Mahon led the way with four hits for Shelby while Nic Eyster added three, Alex Bruskotter had two and Quinton Albert added one hit. Eyster had two RBIs while Mahon and Karsen Homan had one apiece.
Mahon worked the first five innings on the mound allowing six runs on four hits with four strikeouts. Homan got the win working the final three innings allowing just one hit with two strikeouts.
The Whippets are now 9-5 on the season.
Madison 6, Marion Harding 1
The Madison Rams picked up an impressive nonconference win over Marion Harding on Thursday night, 6-1.
Owen Morrow, Cameron Kuhn, Ethan Glasgo and David Yockey led the way with one hit apiece while Kuhn had three RBIs and Rian Lunsford and Ethan Glasgo had one RBI apiece.
Liam Stone earned the win on the mound allowing one run on four hits with four strikeouts.
The Rams improve to 7-10 on the season.
Toledo Bowsher 4, Mansfield Senior 0
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 4-0 loss to Toledo Bowsher on Thursday evening in nonconference action.
Peyton Page led the Tygers with two hits while Guy Trader and MJ Bradley added one hit apiece.
Trader did well on the mound allowing four runs on four hits with three strikeouts in five innings of work.
The Tygers are now 2-12 on the season.
East Knox 3, Lucas 0
The Lucas Cubs lost a close one with East Knox on Thursday falling 3-0.
Hunter Church and Connor Rice had one hit apiece for the Cubs.
Andrew Smollen took the loss despite a stellar outing with seven strikeouts.
Lucas falls to 10-4 on the year.
Hillsdale 10, Plymouth 0 F/5
Wednesday, April 26
Shelby 3, River Valley 2
The Shelby Whippets completed the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference sweep over River Valley on Wednesday night winning 3-2.
Nic Eyster led the way with two hits while Tanner Hartz, Kamdyn Wheeler, Alex Bruskotter, Quinton Albert and James Mahon had one hit apiece. Hartz and Albert had one RBI apiece in the win.
Eyster earned the win on the mound allowing two unearned runs on five hits with two strikeouts. Mahon picked up the save working the final inning by not surrendering a single hit with one strikeout.
The Whippets improve to 8-5.
Clear Fork 12, Marion Harding 0 F/5
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a dominant 12-0 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion Harding on Wednesday night.
Luke Schlosser and Dawson Staley led the way with two hits apiece while Kasey Swank, Chandler Ball, Ty Sellers and Garret Hotz added one hit apiece. Ball had three RBIs while Schlosser, Swank and Staley had two RBIs apiece and Sellers had one.
Schlosser earned the win on the mound allowing just two hits with eight strikeouts in five innings of work.
Clear Fork is now 14-2 on the season.
Crestview 13, New London 1 F/5
The Crestview Cougars continued their dominance over the Firelands Conference with a 13-1 win over New London on Wednesday night.
Matthew Volz, Jarek Ringler, Tyson Ringler and Gavin Barker had two hits apiece while Dylan Bruner and Jeb Workman had one apiece. Jarek Ringler and Gavin Barker had four RBIs apiece while Volz had two and Tyson Ringler had one.
Tyson Ringler earned the win on the mound allowing one run on four hits with six strikeouts in five innings of work.
The Cougars are now 12-4 on the year.
Ontario 13, Pleasant 5
The Ontario Warriors saw the bats come alive in a 13-5 win over Pleasant in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action on Wednesday night.
Jayden Leach, Carter Weaver and Peyton Dzugan led the way with three hits apiece for the Warriors while Carter Walters and Drew Yetter had two hits apiece and Colten Ramion, Jake Chapman, Jagger Lula and Caden Boebel had one hit apiece. Weaver, Dzugan and Chapman had two RBIs apiece while Gage Weaver, Yetter and Lula had one apiece.
Dzugan earned the win on the mound allowing five runs, just two earned, on eight hits with five strikeouts in six innings of work.
The Warriors improve to 7-9 on the season.
New Philadelphia 3, Lexington 2
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 3-2 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Wednesday night.
Braden Mumaw, Aedan Nicol, Landon Hamilton and Mike Togliatti had one hit apiece for Lex while Nicol added the lone RBI in the loss.
Colton Murfield pitched well enough to win allowing two unearned runs on four hits with four strikeouts in six innings of work.
Lexington falls to 7-10 on the season.
Ashland 5, Madison 1
The Madison Rams gave the Ashland Arrows everything they could handle in Game 2 of their Ohio Cardinal Conference series falling 5-1.
Cameron Kuhn and Rian Lunsford had one hit apiece for the Rams while Shaun Cains Jr. had the lone RBI.
Ethan Glasgo pitched well enough to win allowing five runs, just three earned, on seven hits with one strikeout.
The Rams fall to 6-10 on the season.
Wooster 13, Mansfield Senior 3 F/6
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 13-3 loss to Wooster on Wednesday in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Joshua Malone, MJ Bradley and Jake Zimmer led the Tygers with one hit apiece. Zimmer, Braylon Hess and Dominique Horn all had one RBI apiece.
The Tygers fall to 2-11 on the season.
Tuesday, April 25
Madison 4, Ashland 1
The Madison Rams picked up and impressive 4-1 victory over Ashland on Tuesday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
Gavin Cates, Ethan Glasgo, Cameron Kuhn, Shaun Cains Jr. and Rian Lunsford all had one hit apiece for the Rams. Lunsford had the lone RBI in the win.
Cates picked up the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on four hits in four innings of work while Liam Stone worked the final three innings striking out one and not allowing a single hit.
The Rams are now 6-9 on the season.
Clear Fork 8, Marion Harding 3
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a key 8-3 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over Marion Harding on Tuesday night.
Luke Schlosser led the way with three hits while Dawson Staley had two and Kaden Riddle, Kasey Swank, Garret Hotz, Champ Delancy and Nate Lind had one hit apiece. Lind had two RBIs while Riddle, Staley, Delancy and Ty Sellers had one RBI apiece.
Riddle earned the win on the mound allowing three runs, just one earned, on three hits with five strikeouts in six innings of work.
The Colts are now 13-2 on the season.
Crestview 16, New London 0 F/5
The Crestview Cougars made short work of the New London Wildcats on Tuesday night in Firelands Conference play, 16-0.
Matthew Volz, Owen Barker, Tyson Ringler and Brennan Fulk led the way with two hits apiece while Jarek Ringler, Gavin Barker, Klint Patton and Dylan Bruner had one hit apiece. Owen Barker and Tyson Ringler had four RBIs apiece while Patton and Fulk had two apiece and Jarek Ringler and Bruner had one apiece. Owen Barker clubbed a home run in the victory.
Jarek Ringler picked up the win firing a five-inning no-hitter with 10 strikeouts and two walks.
The Cougars are now 11-4 on the year.
Lucas 10, Mansfield Christian 0 F/5
The Lucas Cubs earned the season sweep over Mansfield Christian on Tuesday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference action, 10-0.
Hunter Church, Corbin Toms, Andrew Smollen, Judah Chamberlain, Grayson Jackson, Gabe Porter and Will Whitesel had one hit apiece. Jackson collected two RBIs while Church had one.
Church earned the win on the mound allowing just two hits with nine strikeouts in four innings of work. Porter worked the final inning with three strikeouts.
Brock Rentzel and Ethan Bishop had one hit apiece for the Flames.
Lucas improves to 10-3 on the year while Mansfield Christian is now 1-15.
Ontario 4, Pleasant 1
The Ontario Warriors earned an impressive 4-1 victory over Pleasant on Tuesday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Gage Weaver, Jayden Leach and Carter Weaver had two hits apiece while Carter Walters and Drew Yetter had one hit apiece in the win. Carter Weaver, Peyton Dzugan and Walters had one RBI apiece.
Carter Weaver earned the win on the mound allowing one run on four hits with seven strikeouts in six innings of work. Yetter earned the save working a hitless seventh with one strikeout.
The Warriors are now 6-9 on the year.
New Philadelphia 5, Lexington 0
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 5-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Tuesday night.
Mike Togliatti had the lone hit for the Minutemen.
Lexington is now 7-9 on the season.
Mapleton 7, Plymouth 1
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 7-1 loss to Mapleton in Firelands Conference play on Tuesday night.
Zach Hamman led the way with two hits while Jarrett Burrer, Ashton Jackson and Jansen Potts had one hit apiece. Hamman had the lone RBI.
The Big Red is now 4-7 on the season.
Wooster 10, Mansfield Senior 1
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a 10-1 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Tuesday night.
Guy Trader and Jake Zimmer each had one hit apiece for the Tygers while Trader scored the lone run.
The Tygers fall to 2-10 on the season.
Monday, April 24
Colonel Crawford 10, Plymouth 2
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough nonconference contest to Colonel Crawford 10-2 on Monday night.
Jansen Potts had the lone hit for Plymouth. Trace McVey had two RBIs.
Plymouth is now 4-6 on the season.
Lucas 17, Mansfield Christian 0 F/5
Thursday, April 20
Clear Fork 5, Wynford 1
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a big win over Wynford on Thursday winning 5-1 in nonconference action.
Jay Jackson led the way with three hits while Mason Sansom had two and Kaden Riddle, Dawson Staley and Nate Lind all had one hit apiece. Staley had two RBIs while Jackson, Luke Schlosser and Lind had one RBI apiece.
Garret Hotz picked up the win on the mound allowing one run one four hits with five strikeouts in six innings of work. Chandler Ball picked up the save working a scoreless seventh with two strikeouts.
The Colts improve to 12-2 on the season.
Crestview 19, Monroeville 1 F/5
The Crestview Cougars made short work of the Monroeville Eagles on Thursday night winning 19-1 in Firelands Conference action.
Owen Barker and Klint Patton led the way with four hits apiece while Tyson Ringler and Dylan Bruner had three hits apiece, Jarek Ringler, Gavin Barker and Kowyn Combs had two hits apiece and Brennan Fulk rounded out the offense with one. Tyson Ringler had four RBIs while Volz, Owen Barker and Bruner had three apiece, Fulk had two and Karek Ringler, Gavin Barker, Patton and Combs had one RBI apiece. Owen Barker and Volz both slugged home runs in the win.
Tyson Ringler picked up the win on the mound tossing a five-inning no-hitter allowing one unearned run with 12 strikeouts.
The Cougars are now 10-4 on the season.
Plymouth 13, New London 0 F/5
The Plymouth Big Red pushed their winning streak to three games with a 13-0 Firelands Conference win over New London on Thursday.
Trace McVey led the way with three hits while Cannan Slone and Jansen Potts had two hits apiece and Zach Hamman, Jarrett Burrer and Ashton Jackson had one hit apiece. Hamman had three RBIs while Slone had two and Carson Tucker, McVey, Shae Sparks, Jackson and Potts had one RBI apiece.
Potts earned the win on the mound working all five innings allowing just three hits with seven strikeouts.
The Big Red improves to 4-4 on the season.
Lucas 8, Buckeye Central 0
Sandusky 9, Mansfield Christian 1
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 9-1 loss to Sandusky in nonconference action on Thursday.
Landan McRae led the way with two hits while JR Reeder and Isaac Hillman had one hit apiece for the Flames. McRae had the lone RBI in the loss.
Mansfield Christian is now 1-13 on the season.
Wednesday, April 19
Clear Fork 19, Pleasant 1 F/5
The Clear Fork Colts earned the MOAC sweep against Pleasant on Wednesday winning in dominating fashion 19-1.
Jay Jackson, Luke Schlosser and Kasey Swank led the Colts with three hits apiece while Nate Lind and Mason Sansom had two hits apiece and Kaden Riddle, Champ Delancy and Ty Sellers had one hit apiece. Lind collected four RBIs while Jackson and Riddle had two apiece and Scholsser, Delancy, Swank, Chandler Ball, Luke Drockton, Sellers and Sansom had one RBI apiece.
Schlosser earned the win on the mound working all five innings allowing one run on four hits with eight strikeouts.
The Colts are now 11-2 on the season.
Highland 9, Shelby 1
The Shelby Whippets took a tough loss to Highland in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play on Wednesday.
James Mahon led the Whippets with two hits while Tanner Hartz, Kamdyn Wheeler and Landon Kennard had one hit apiece. Mahon had the lone RBI.
Shelby falls to 6-5 on the season.
Mount Vernon 14, Madison 0 F/5
The Madison Rams took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Mount Vernon on Wednesday evening.
Zach Glasgo, Cameron Kuhn, Rian Lunsford and Ethan Glasgo all had one hit apiece for the Rams.
Madison falls to 5-9 on the season.
Lexington 11, Mansfield Senior 3
Tuesday, April 18
Plymouth 16, Monroeville 6 F/5
The Plymouth Big Red picked up an easy Firelands Conference win over Monroeville on Tuesday winning 16-6.
Trace McVey and Jarrett Burrer led the way with two hits apiece while Zach Hamman, Cannan Slone and Shae Sparks had one hit apiece. McVey had six RBIs while Burrer had five and Carson Tucker and Sparks had one apiece.
McVey and Burrer combined for the win on the mound allowing six runs, just three earned, on five hits with four strikeouts.
The Big Red improves to 3-4 on the season.
Clear Fork 11, Pleasant 0 F/6
The Clear Fork Colts kept pace in the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference title race with an 11-0 win over Pleasant on Tuesday.
Luke Schlosser led the way with three hits while Jay Jackson, Mason Sansom and Aiden Perry had two hits apiece and Nate Lind had one. Jackson and Schlosser had two RBIs apiece while Kaden Riddle, Lind and Sansom had one apiece in the win.
Riddle earned the victory on the mound allowing just three hits with eight strikeouts in five innings of work.
The Colts are now 10-2 on the season.
Crestview 7, South Central 3
The Crestview Cougars picked up a solid 7-3 Firelands Conference win over South Central on Tuesday night.
Gavin Barker, Tyson Ringler and Brennan Fulk led the way with two hits apiece while Matthew Volz, Klint Patton and Dylan Bruner added one hit apiece. Fulk had three RBIs while Bruner had two and Volz and Patton added one apiece.
Jarek Ringler picked up the win on the mound allowing three runs on three hits with nine strikeouts in seven innings of work.
The Cougars are now 8-4 overall.
Ontario 5, Galion 4
The Ontario Warriors finally came out on the right side of a close game by beating Galion 5-4 in MOAC play Tuesday night.
Carter Weaver had two hits while Caden Boebel, Jayden Leach and Carter Walters had one hit apiece. Boebel collected two RBIs while Walters and Leach added one apiece.
Weaver started the game on the mound for Ontario and allowed four runs on four hits with a strikeout in four innings. Jake Chapman worked the final three innings allowing just two hits the rest of the way.
Ontario improves to 4-9 on the year.
Lexington 11, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5
The Lexington Minutemen earned a dominating 11-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference victory over Mansfield Senior on Tuesday, 11-0.
Zian Rhodes led the Minutemen with three hits while Aedan Nicol had two and Jaxon Brown, Braden Mumaw, Markale Martin and Landon Hamilton had one apiece. Mumaw had three RBIs while Rhodes had two and Chance Basilone, Brown, Nicol, Donovan Legron and Hamilton had one apiece. Mumaw clubbed a home run in the victory.
Colton Murfield and Hamilton teamed up on the mound to hold the Tygers to just two hits over five innings with nine strikeouts. Murfield had seven Ks.
Guy Trader ad MJ Bradley had one hit apiece for the Tygers.
Lexington improves to 5-8 on the year while Mansfield Senior is now 2-7.
Mansfield Christian 19, Crestline 8 F/6
The Mansfield Christian Flames got in the win column with a 19-8 victory over Crestline on Tuesday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference play.
Blayne Morrow and Adam McLaughlin led the way with three hits apiece while Ethan Bishop, Brock Rentzel, JR Reeder, Isaac Hillman and Caleb Gregory had two hits apiece and Lincoln Day had one hit. Rentzel and McLaughlin had four RBIs apiece while Morrow had three and Bishop, Reeder, Hillman and Gregory had one apiece.
Bishop earned the win on the mound allowing six runs, just one earned, on six hits with three strikeouts.
The Flames are now 1-12 on the season.
Mount Vernon 10, Madison 0 F/5
The Madison Rams took a tough 10-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Mount Vernon on Tuesday evening.
Gavin Cates and Rian Lunsford had one hit apiece for the Rams.
Madison falls to 5-8 on the season.
Highland 10, Shelby 0 F/5
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 10-0 loss to Highland in MOAC play on Tuesday night.
Kamdyn Wheeler had the lone hit for the Whippets.
Shelby is now 6-4 on the year.
Saturday, April 15
Madison 8, Vermilion 4
The Madison Rams picked up an impressive nonconference win over Vermilion on Saturday, 8-4.
Gavin Cates, Zach Glasgo and Rian Lunsford led the way with two hits apiece while Cameron Kuhn, Ethan Glasgo and Liam Stone had one hit apiece. Kuhn collected three RBIs while Gavin Cates, Ethan Glasgo and Stone all had one RBI apiece.
Gavin Cates earned the win on the mound working 6 2/3 innings allowing four runs on seven hits with six strikeouts.
The Rams improved to 5-7 on the season.
Mansfield Senior 13, Crestline 0 F/5
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took home a 13-0 run-rule win over Crestline on Saturday for their second consecutive win.
Joshua Malone led the way with three hits while Grayson Sanders added two and Guy Trader, Braylon Hess, Jacob Brinley, Dominique Horn and Quinten DeBolt had one hit apiece. Malone and DeBolt had two RBIs apiece while Trader, MJ Bradley, Jake Zimmer, Horn and Peyton Page had one apiece.
Trader earned the win on the mound working all five innings allowing no runs on two hits with 11 strikeouts.
The Tygers improve to 2-7 on the season.
Lexington 10, Bellevue 7
The Lexington Minutemen earned a nice nonconference victory over Bellevue on Saturday winning 10-7.
Braden Mumaw led the way with three hits while Chance Basilone, Zian Rhodes, Jaxon Brown, Aedan Nicol and Markal Martin all had one hit apiece. Mumaw collected two RBIs while Basilone, Brown, Martin and Donovan Legron had one RBI apiece.
Lexington improves to 4-8 on the season.
Northwestern 2, Crestview 1
The Crestview Cougars took a tough loss in Game 1 of a nonconference doubleheader with Northwestern on Saturday, 2-1.
Jarek Ringler and Gavin Barker had two hits apiece while Matthew Volz, Tyson Ringler and Mason Ringer had one hit apiece. Tyson Ringler had the lone RBI for Crestview.
Owen Barker pitched well enough to win allowing two runs on two hits with eight strikeouts in seven innings of work.
Crestview 7, Northwestern 6
The Cougars salvaged a split with Northwestern on Saturday winning Game 2 of the twinbill 7-6.
Tyson Ringler led the way with three hits while Mason Ringler had two and Gavin Barker and Klint Patton had one hit apiece. Gavin Barker had three RBIs while Mason Ringler had two and Patton and Tyson Ringler had one apiece.
The Cougars are now 7-4 on the season.
Triway 5, Ontario 2
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 5-2 nonconference loss to Triway on Saturday evening.
Gage Weaver led the Warriors with three hits while Caden Boebel had two hits and Carter Weaver, Colten Ramion, Carter Walters, Drew Yetter and Jagger Iula had one hit apiece. Gage Weaver and Boebel had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Jayden Leach pitched well enough to win allowing three runs on six hits with six strikeouts in six innings of work.
Ontario is now 3-9 on the season.
Rittman 17, Mansfield Christian 6 F/5
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 17-6 nonconference loss to Rittman on Saturday in Game 1 of a doubleheader.
Ethan Bishop led the way with three hits while Caleb Gregory, Brock Rentzel, Isaac Hillman and Landan McRae had one hit apiece. Rentzel had two RBIs while Hillman and Adam McLaughlin had one RBI apiece.
Rittman 21, Mansfield Christian 1 F/5
The Flames took a tough 21-1 loss in Game 2 of the twinbill.
Rentzel and Gavin Webb had one hit apiece in the loss.
Mansfield Christian is now 0-12 on the season.
Friday, April 14
Clear Fork 4, Crestview 2
The Clear Fork Colts earned an impressive 4-2 win over Crestview on Friday in a battle between the top two teams in the Richland County Baseball Power Poll.
Jay Jackson, Kaden Riddle, Garret Hotz, Mason Sansom and Dawson Staley had one hit apiece for the Colts. Riddle had two RBIs while Jackson and Champ Delancy had one apiece.
Luke Drockton picked up the win on the mound working six innings allowing no runs on three hits with three strikeouts.
Dylan Bruner led the Cougars with two hits while Owen Barker, Gavin Barker, Jarek Ringler, Mason Ringler and Tyson Ringler all had one hit apiece. Gavin Barker had the two RBIs for Crestview.
The Colts improve to 9-2 on the year while Crestview falls to 6-3.
Plymouth 11, Lucas 4
The Plymouth Big Red picked up an impressive 11-4 nonconference win over Lucas on Friday evening.
Ashton Jackson led the Big Red with three hits while Jarrett Burrer had two and Zach Hamman, Carson Tucker, Trace McVey, Shae Sparks and Jansen Potts had one hit apiece. Burrer, Jackson and Potts had two RBIs apiece while Tucker, McVey and Sparks had one apiece.
Potts earned the win on the mound working 4 2/3 innings allowing four runs, just two earned, on three hits with five strikeouts.
Andrew Smollen led Lucas with two hits while Gavin Bischel and Brayden Spitler had one hit apiece. Cale Porter had the lone RBI for the Cubs.
Plymouth improves to 2-5 while Lucas falls to 7-3.
Mansfield Senior 13, Orrville 10
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up their first win of the season knocking off Orrville 13-10 in nonconference action on Friday.
MJ Bradley led the way with three hits while Jake Zinner and Peyton Page had two hits apiece and Guy Trader, Joshua Malone, Quinten DeBolt and Justin Bland had one hit apiece. Bradley had a huge day with six RBIs while Malone had three and Zimmer and Braylon Hess had one RBI apiece.
The Tygers are now 1-7 on the season.
Shelby 16, Madison 6 F/6
The Shelby Whippets earned a nice nonconference victory over Madison on Friday night, 16-6.
Elijah Schwemley led the way with four hits while Quinton Albert and Kam Wheeler had three hits apiece, Tanner Hartz had two and Nic Eyster, Landon Kennard, James Mahon and Karsen Homan had one apiece. Albert collected six RBIs while Schwemley, Wheeler, Kennard and Mahon had two apiece and Harts had one. Albert slugged a home run in the win.
Zach Glasgo, Cameron Kuhn and Rian Lunsford had two hits apiece for the Rams while Owen Morrow, Gavin Cates, Ethan Glasgo and Damien Stapleton had one hit apiece. Zach Glasgo and Lunsford had two RBIs apiece while Kuhn and Ethan Glasgo had one apiece.
Shelby improves to 6-3 on the season while Madison falls to 4-7.
Highland 5, Lexington 3
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 5-3 loss to Highland on Friday in nonconference action.
Mike Togliatti led the Minutemen with two hits while Zian Rhodes, Markale Martin and Aedan Nicol had one hit apiece. Martin and Nicol had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Lexington is now 3-8 on the year.
Fairless 13, Mansfield Christian 1 F/5
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 13-1 nonconference loss to Fairless in Game 1 of a doubleheader on Friday.
Ethan Bishop led the Flames with two hits while Isaac Hillman and Caleb Ricker had one hit apiece. Hillman had the lone RBI for Mansfield Christian.
Fairless 8, Mansfield Christian 2
In Game 2 of the twinbill, the Flames lost 8-2.
Brock Rentzel, Caleb Gregory, Isaac Hillman, Adam McLaughlin and Ethan Bishop had one hit apiece. McLaughlin had the lone RBI in the loss.
The Flames fall to 0-10 on the year.
Thursday, April 13
Lucas 4, Colonel Crawford 2
The Lucas Cubs earned an impressive 4-2 victory over previously undefeated Colonel Crawford on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Andrew Smollen earned the win on the mound.
Lucas improves to 7-2 on the season.
Galion 9, Crestview 7
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 9-7 nonconference loss to Galion on Thursday night.
Tyson Ringler led the Cougars with three hits while Owen Barker, Mason Ringler and Dylan Bruner had two apiece and Matthew Volz and Jarek Ringler had one apiece. Owen Barker and Mason Ringler had two RBIs apiece while Volz and Bruner had one RBI each.
The Cougars fall to 9-2 overall.
Shelby 12, Clyde 12 SUSP
The Shelby Whippets and Clyde Fliers battled to a 12-12 draw on Thursday as their game was suspended due to darkness in the ninth inning.
Nic Eyster had a big day at the plate with four hits while Tanner Hartz and James Mahon had three apiece, Elijah Schwemley, Kamdyn Wheeler and Maverick Noel had two hits apiece and Landon Kennard and Karsen Homan had one hit apiece. Wheeler and Kennard had three RBIs apiece while Mahon had two and Eyster, Schwemley and Homan had one apiece.
The game has yet to be given a resume date.
Amhurst Steele 14, Madison 2 F/6
The Madison Rams took a tough 14-2 loss to Amhurst Steele on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Gavin Cates led the way with two hits for the Rams while Cameron Kuhn, Rian Lunsford and Damien Stapleton had on hit apiece. Cates and Lunsford had the lone RBIs of the day.
Hiland 10, Clear Fork 0 F/5
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 10-0 nonconference loss to Berlin Hiland on Thursday night.
Luke Schlosser and Mason Sansom had one hit apiece for the Colts.
Clear Fork is now 8-2 on the year.
Fredericktown 14, Lexington 0 F/6
The Lexington Minutemen fell to Fredericktown 14-0 in nonconference action on Thursday night.
Chance Basilone, Aedan Nicol and Levi Davis had one hit apiece for the Minutemen.
Lexington falls to 3-7 on the season.
St. Paul 29, Mansfield Christian 1 F/5
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 29-1 loss to St. Paul on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Lincoln Day had one hit and one RBI for the Flames.
Mansfield Christian falls to 0-9 on the season.
Wednesday, April 12
Madison 24, Mansfield Senior 6 F/5
The Madison Rams saw an offensive explosion on Wednesday with a 24-6 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mansfield Senior.
Rian Lunsford led the way with four hits while Gavin Cates, Zach Glasgo and David Yockey had three hits apiece for the Rams, Liam Stone had two hits and Owen Morrow, Ethan Glasgo, Shaun Cains Jr. and Elijah Fox had one hit apiece. Lunsford had seven RBIs while Gavin Cates had five, Zach Glasgo, Cains Jr. and Yockey had three apiece, Cameron Kuhn had two and Morrow rounded things out with one.
Grayson Sanders and Braylon Hess led the Tygers with two hits apiece while Joshua Malone and Peyton Page had one hit apiece. Page collected three RBIs while Malone and Jake Zimmer had one RBI apiece.
Madison improves to 4-5 while Mansfield Senior is now 0-6.
Tuesday, April 11
Crestview 10, Western Reserve 0 F/5
The Crestview Cougars walked away with an easy 10-0 Firelands Conference win over Western Reserve on Tuesday night.
Matthew Volz led the way with three hits while Owen Barker had two and Jarek Ringler, Tyson Ringler, Brennan Fulk, Klint Patton and Kylan Bruner had one hit apiece. Volz, Barker and Mason Ringler had two RBIs apiece while Jarek Ringler had one.
Mason Ringler earned the win on the mound working a complete game with two strikeouts and allowed just two hits.
The Cougars improve to 6-1 on the year.
Lucas 16, Crestline 0 F/5
The Lucas Cubs picked up another Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline on Tuesday night winning 16-0.
Hunter Church led the Cubs with three hits while Cale Porter had two hits and Andrew Smollen, Judah Chamberlin, Brayden Spitler and Will Whitesel had one hit apiece. Chamberlin had a home run in the victory.
Smollen picked up the win on the mound with another complete-game shutout.
Madison 13, Mansfield Senior 1 F/5
The Madison Rams picked up a nice Ohio Cardinal Conference victory over Mansfield Senior 13-1 on Tuesday evening.
Rian Lunsford led the Rams with three hits while Shaun Cains Jr had two hits and Gavin Cates, Cameron Kuhn, Liam Stone and David Yockey had one hit apiece for the Rams. Lunsford had four RBIs while Cains Jr. had two and Owen Morrow, Cates, Zach Glasgo, Kuhn, Ethan Glasgo and Yockey had one RBI apiece.
Gavin Cates earned the win on the mound working four innings allowing just one hit with six strikeouts.
Grayson Sanders, Justin Bland, Peyton Page and Quinten DeBolt had one hit apiece for the Tygers. Sanders had the lone RBI in the loss.
Madison improves to 3-5 on the year while the Tygers fall to 0-6.
Galion 4, Shelby 1
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 4-1 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Galion on Tuesday night.
Nic Eyster and Elijah Schwemley led the way with two hits apiece while Landon Kennard, Karson Homan and Issiah Beck had one hit apiece.
Eyster pitched well enough to win allowing four runs, just two earned, on six hits with five strikeouts.
The Whippets fall to 4-3 on the season.
Ashland 7, Lexington 6
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 7-6 loss to Ashland on Tuesday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Markale Martin led the way with two hits while Chance Basilone, Jaxon Brown, Mike Togliatti and Donovan Legron had one hit apiece. Braden Mumaw had two RBIs while Zian Rhodes and Brown had one RBI apiece.
The Minutemen fall to 3-5 on the season.
South Central 9, Plymouth 5
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 9-5 loss to South Central on Tuesday in Firelands Conference action.
Cannan Slone led the way with two hits for the Big Red while Zach Hamman, Carson Tucker, Trace McVey, Shae Sparks, Ashton Jackson and Elliott Hall had one hit apiece. Slone had three RBIs while McVey and Sparks had one apiece.
The Big Red is now 1-4 on the year.
Loudonville 13, Mansfield Christian 2 F/6
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 13-2 loss to Loudonville on Tuesday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference action.
Landan McRae led the way with two hits for the Flames while Isaac Hillman and Adam McLaughlin had one hit apiece. McLaughlin and McRae had one RBI apiece in the loss.
The Flames fall to 0-8 on the year.
Monday, April 10
Plymouth 16, South Central 1 F/5
The Plymouth Big Red picked up win No. 1 on the season in a big way with a 16-1 Firelands Conference win over South Central on Monday.
Carson Tucker led the way with three hits while Zach Hamman, Trace McVey and Elliott Hall had two hits apiece and Cannan Slone, Shae Sparks, Gavin Bishop and Ashton Jackson had one hit apiece. Tucker collected four RBIs while Hamman had two and Slone, McVey, Sparks and Jackson had one RBI apiece.
MeVey took the win on the mound working all five innings allowing one unearned run on five hits with four strikeouts.
Plymouth improves to 1-3 on the season.
Crestview 14, Western Reserve 1 F/5
The Crestview Cougars made short work of the Western Reserve Roughriders on Monday in Firelands Conference action winning 14-1 in five innings.
Brennan Fulk, Owen Barker and Tyson Ringler led the way with two hits apiece while Jarek Ringler, Mason Ringler, Gavin Barker and Klint Patton had one hit apiece. Owen Barker, Gavin Barker and Patton had two RBIs apiece while Matthew Volz, Jarek Ringler, Mason Ringler, Fulk and Dylan Bruner had one RBI apiece.
Jarek Ringler earned the win on the mound going all five innings allowing one run on two hits with eight strikeouts.
The Cougars are now 5-1 on the season.
Lucas 22, Crestline 0 F/5
Loudonville 11, Mansfield Christian 1 F/5
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 11-1 loss to Loudonville in Mid-Buckeye Conference action on Monday night.
Brock Rentzel and Caleb Gregory led the way with one hit apiece for the Flames.
Mansfield Christian falls to 0-7 on the season.
Saturday, April 8
Clear Fork 12, Plymouth 0 F/5
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a dominating win over the Plymouth Big Red on Saturday winning 12-0 in nonconference action.
Kasey Swank led the Colts with three hits while Jay Jackson, Luke Schlosser, Kaden Riddle, Garret Hotz, Champ Delancy, Nate Lind and Mason Sansom had one hit apiece. Swank had three RBIs while Riddle and Delancy had two apiece and Lind and Sansom had one apiece.
Luke Drockton had the pitching outing of his life working all five innings striking out four and walking three while tossing a no-hitter.
The Big Red did not record a hit in the loss.
Clear Fork improves to 6-1 on the year while Plymouth falls to 0-3.
Shelby 8, Huron 1
The Shelby Whippets picked up a solid nonconference win over Huron on Saturday winning 8-1.
Kamdyn Wheeler led the way with three hits while Nic Eyster, Elijah Schwemley, Quinton Albert, Landon Kennard, Karson Homan and James Mahon led the way with one hit apiece. Eyster, Canden Dorsey, Albert, Kennard, Hohman and Wheeler all had one RBI apiece for a nice, balanced offensive day.
Kennard earned the win on the mound working six innings allowing one run on three hits with nine strikeouts.
The Whippets improved to 4-2 on the year.
Galion 6, Madison 3
The Madison Rams took a tough 6-3 loss to Galion in Game 1 of a nonconference doubleheader on Saturday.
Gavin Cates, Ethan Glasgo, Rian Lunsford and Shaun Cains Jr. had one hit apiece. Owen MOrrow and Lunsford had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Liam Stone pitched well in the losing effort working 6 ⅓ innings allowing six runs, five earned, on eight hits with three strikeouts.
The Rams fell to 1-5 on the season.
Madison 9, Galion 5
The Rams turned around and picked up a win in Game 2 of the doubleheader beating Galion 9-5.
Stone led the way with four hits while Morrow, Cains Jr. and Damien Stapleton had two hits apiece and Cates, Zach Glasgo and Lunsford had one hit apiece. Stone collected three RBIs while Morrow had two and Stapleton had one.
Ethan Glasgo earned the win on the mound working all seven innings allowing five runs, just two earned, on seven hits with six strikeouts.
The Rams are now 2-5 on the year.
Johnstown-Monroe 7, Lexington 2
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 7-2 loss to Johnstown-Monroe on Saturday in nonconference action.
Chance Basilone led the way with three hits for Lex while Jaxon Brown, Braden Mumaw, Zian Rhodes, Markale Martin, Landon Hamilton and Donovan Legron had one hit apiece. Basilone and Brown had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Lexington falls to 3-4 on the year.
Fredericktown 8, Ontario 2
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 8-2 nonconference loss to Fredericktown on Saturday.
Gage Weaver led the way for the Warriors with two hits while Carter Weaver had one. Braxton Hall had the lone RBI of the day for Ontario.
The Warriors fall to 3-6 on the season.
Shekinah Christian 14, Mansfield Christian 0 F/3
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 14-0 loss to Shekinah Christian on Saturday in Game 1 of a doubleheader nonconference matchup.
The Flames were no-hit in the loss.
They fall to 0-5 on the season.
Shekinah Christian 8, Mansfield Christian 4
The Flames put up a better showing in Game 2 of the double header falling 8-4 to Shekinah Christian in nonconference action.
Isaac Hillman had two hits for the Flames while Ethan Bishop, Brock Rentzel, Adam McLaughlin and Joshua Gregory had one hit apiece. Rentzel, McLaughlin and Hillman had one RBIs apiece in the loss.
Mansfield Christian is now 0-6 on the year.
Friday, April 7
Lucas 11, Mount Gilead 0 F/6
The Lucas Cubs earned a dominating win over Mount Gilead on Friday night winning 11-0 in nonconference action.
Andrew Smollen picked up the win on the mound striking out 13 while also doing damage at the plate with two home runs including a walk-off 3-run homer in the sixth.
Lucas is now 4-2 on the season.
Crestview 8, Black River 7
The Crestview Cougars picked up a solid 8-7 nonconference win over Black River on Friday.
Jarek Ringler led the way with three hits while Matthew Volz, Owen Barker, Gavin Barker and Klint Patton all had one hit apiece. Volz, Ringler, Owen Barker and Patton all had one RBI apiece.
The Cougars improved to 4-1 on the year.
Hillsdale 7, Ontario 4
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 7-4 loss to Hillsdale on Friday evening in nonconference action.
Gage Weaver and Colten Ramion had two hits apiece while Jayden Leach, Carter Weaver, Peyton Dzugan and Braxton Hall had one hit apiece. Ramion collected three RBIs while Dzugan had one for the Warriors.
Ontario is now 3-5 on the season.
Thursday, April 6
Clear Fork 3, Galion 1
The Clear Fork Colts earned a nice bounce-back 3-1 win over Galion in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action.
Luke Schlosser led the way with two hits while Kaden Riddle, Garret Hotz, Chandler Ball, Nate Lind, Ty Sellers and Mason Sansom had one hit apiece. Riddle had two RBIs which came on a two-run double in the top of the ninth to break a 1-1 tie.
Riddle started the game on the mound working five innings allowing one run on no hits with six strikeouts. Hotz got the win by working the final four innings allowing no runs on two hits with seven strikeouts.
The Colts improve to 4-1 on the year.
Lucas 6, New London 5
West Holmes 3, Madison 0
The Madison Rams took a tough 3-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Thursday night.
Gavin Cates and Cameron Kuhn both had one hit apiece for the Rams.
Madison falls to 1-4 on the season.
Danville 13, Mansfield Christian 3 F/5
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 13-3 nonconference loss to Danville on Thursday night.
Adam McLaughlin, Caleb Gregory and JR Reeder all had one hit apiece for the Flames. Cale Everroad, Isaac Hillman and Jack Kelley had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Mansfield Christian falls to 0-4 on the season.
Mohawk 6, Plymouth 5
Wednesday, April 5
Ontario 9, River Valley 0
The Ontario Warriors picked up a solid 9-0 win over River Valley in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action on Wednesday.
Jayden Leach, Carter Weaver, Peyton Dzugan and Carter Walters led the way with two hits apiece while Gage Weaver, Colten Ramion, Drew Yetter, Braxton Hall and Caden Boebel had one hit apiece. Leach had three RBIs while Gage Weaver and Hall had two apiece and Boebel had one.
Dzugan earned the win on the mount working the first six innings allowing no runs on three hits with three strikeouts.
Ontario improved to 3-4 on the season.
Wooster 3, Lexington 0
The Lexington Minutemen couldn't find offense to back up stellar pitching on Wednesday night during a 3-0 loss to Wooster in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Zian Rhodes and Aedan Nicol had two hits apiece while Braden Mumaw had one for Lex.
Cooper Dreibelbis and Landon Hamilton combined to twirl a gem allowing three runs on six hits with seven strikeouts between them.
Lexington falls to 3-3 on the year.
Mount Vernon 15, Mansfield Senior 1 F/5
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 15-1 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Mount Vernon on Wednesday evening.
Joshua Malone and MJ Bradley had one hit apiece for Mansfield Senior.
The Tygers fall to 0-5 on the year.
Marion Harding 4, Shelby 1
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 4-1 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Thursday night.
Nic Eyster, Eli Schwemley, James Mahon and Tanner Hartz had one hit apiece while no one recorded an RBI. Schwemley scored the lone run for the Whippets.
Shelby falls to 3-2 on the season.
Tuesday, April 4
Crestview 6, St. Paul 0
The Crestview Cougars picked up a nice Firelands Conference victory over St. Paul on Tuesday night winning 6-0.
Jarek Ringler led the way with three hits while Mason Ringler, Matthew Volz and Tyson Ringler had two hits apiece and Brennan Fulk and Gavin Barker had one hit apiece. Mason Rungler had two RBIs while Gavin BArker had one.
Mason Ringler earned the win on the mound working a complete game allowing just one hit with eight strikeouts.
The Cougars improve to 3-1 on the season.
Lexington 5, Wooster 0
The Lexington Minutemen picked up a huge Ohio Cardinal Conference win over defending champ Wooster on Tuesday night, 5-0.
Aedan Nicol led the way for Lex with two hits while Chance Basilone, Jaxon Brown, Braden Mumaw, Markale Martin, Mike Togliatti and Donovan Legron had one hit apiece. Nicol collected two RBIS while Landon Hamilton, Legron and Togliatti had one RBI apiece.
Colton Murfield pitched an absolute gem working all seven innings allowing just five hits with three strikeouts on 77 pitches.
Lexington improves to 3-2 on the season.
Ontario 13, River Valley 2 F/6
The Ontario Warriors found an offensive groove on Tuesday night beating River Valley 13-2 in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Carter Weaver had five hits while Jake Chapman, Colten Ramion and Drew Yetter had three hits apiece, Gage Weaver had two and Carter Walters had one. Carter Weaver collected four RBIs while Ramion had three, Walters had two and Gage Weaver, Chapman and Braxton Hall had one RBI apiece in the win.
Carter Weaver took home the win on the mound working six innings allowing just two runs on four hits with seven strikeouts.
The Warriors improve to 2-4 on the season.
Marion Harding 4, Shelby 2
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 4-2 loss to Marion Harding on Tuesday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Nic Eyster led the way with two hits while Eli Schwemley and Landon Kennard had one hit apiece. Schwemley and Kennard had one RBI apiece for the Whippets.
Kennard took the loss on the mound despite a solid performance. He worked all seven innings allowing four runs, three earned, on nine hits with eight strikeouts.
The Whippets fall to 3-1 on the season.
Central Christian 4, Mansfield Christian 0
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 4-0 Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Central Christian on Tuesday night.
Adam McLaighlin and Caleb Gregory led the way for the Flames with two hits apiece while Isaac Hillman had one hit.
Ethan Bishop pitched well for the Flames allowing four runs, just three earned, on four hits with five strikeouts.
The Flames fall to 0-3 on the year.
Western Reserve 9, Plymouth 2
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 9-2 Firelands Conference loss to Western Reserve on Tuesday night.
Carson Tucker and Trace McVey had one hit apiece for the Big Red. McVey had the lone RBI.
Plymouth falls to 0-2 on the year.
Mount Vernon 18, Mansfield Senior 0
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took an 18-0 loss to Mount Vernon in Ohio Cardinal Conference play on Tuesday night.
Guy Trader and Joshua Malone had the lone two hits for the Tygers.
They are now 0-4 on the season.
Lucas 7, Loudonville 6
West Holmes 12. Madison 2 F/6
Monday, April 3
Ontario 7, Madison 1
The Ontario Warriors picked up a solid nonconference win over Madison on Monday, 7-1.
Gage Weaver, Jayden Leach, Carter Weaver and Peyton Dzugan had two hits apiece for the Warriors while Drew Yetter, Braxton Hall and Caden Boebel had one hit apiece. Carter Weaver and Hall had two RBIs apiece while Leach added one. Carter Weaver had a home run for the Warriors.
Jake Chapman earned the win on the mound by going seven strong innings allowing just one run on two hits with four strikeouts.
Cameron Kuhn and David Yockey had one hit apiece for the Rams.
Ontario improves to 1-4 on the year while Madison falls to 1-2.
Lexington 5, Clyde 1
The Lexington Minutemen picked up a solid nonconference win over Clyde on Monday night winning 5-1.
Jaxon Brown led the way with two hits while Mike Togliatti, Braden Mumaw and Landon Hamilton had one hit apiece. Hamilton collected two RBIs while Mumaw, Donovan Legron and Cooper Dreibelbis had one RBI apiece.
Carter Wilson, Levi Davis and Markale Martin all saw time on the mound as the trio combined to allow just one run on five hits with five strikeouts.
Lexington improved to 2-2 on the year.
Crestview 2, St. Paul 1
The Crestview Cougars earned an impressive 2-1 win over St. Paul on Monday night to begin Firelands Conference play off on the right foot.
Owen Barker had two hits for the Cougars while Gavin Barker, Tyson Ringler and Dylan Bruner had one hit apiece. Owen BArker had two RBIs in the win.
Jarek Ringler worked a complete game on the mound allowing just one run on three hits with 12 strikeouts.
The Cougars are now 2-1 on the year.
Central Christian 13, Mansfield Christian 8
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 13-8 Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Central Christian on Monday night.
Brock Rentzel, Cale Everroad, JR Reeder and Ethan Bishop had two hits apiece while Isaac Hillman, Adam McLaighlin and Caleb Gregory had one hit apiece. Rentzel, McLaighlin and Gregory all had two RBIs apiece.
The Flames are now 0-2 on the season.
Western Reserve 11, Plymouth 2
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 11-2 Firelands Conference loss in their first game of the 2023 season.
Zach Hamman and Jerrett Burrer had one hit apiece for the Big Red while Ashton Jackson had the lone RBI.
Plymouth is 0-1 on the season.
Newcomerstown 5, Mansfield Senior 3
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a nonconference loss to Newcomerstown 5-3 on Monday night.
Joshua Malone led the Tygers with two hits while Jake Zimmer and Justin Bland had one hit apiece. Bland had the lone RBI for the Tygers. Malone pitched well enough to win allowing five runs on just two hits with eight strikeouts and four walks.
The Tygers fall to 0-3 on the season.
Loudonville 2, Lucas 1
Saturday, April 1
Mount Gilead 12, Mansfield Christian 2
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 12-2 nonconference loss on Saturday in their season opener against Mount Gilead.
Isaac Hillman led the way with two hits while Brock Rentzel and Adam McLaighlin had one hit apiece. McLaighlin had the lone RBI for the Flames.
The Flames fall to 0-1 on the season.
Thursday, March 30
Clear Fork 6, Lucas 0
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a nice 6-0 nonconference win over Lucas on Thursday night.
Jay Jackson continued his hot start to the season with two hits while Luke Schlosser, Kaden Riddle, Ty Sellers and Mason Sansom added one hit apiece for the Colts. Jackson and Riddle had two RBIs apiece while Schlosser had one.
Chandler Ball picked up the win on the mound working six innings allowing just four hits with 10 strikeouts.
Andrew Smollen and Hunter Church had two hits apiece for the Cubs.
Clear Fork improves to 3-0 while Lucas falls to 1-1.
Wynford 3, Ontario 2
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 3-2 loss to Wynford on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Carter Weaver and Jake Chapman led Ontario with two hits apiece while Jayden Leach, Carter Walters and Braxton Hall had one hit apiece in the loss.
Three pitchers, Peyton Dzugan, Leach and Walters, combined to work six innings allowing three runs, just one earned, on five hits with three strikeouts.
The Warriors fall to 0-4 on the year.
Willard 5, Crestview 4
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 5-4 loss to Willard on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Dylan Bruner, Owen Barker, Gavin Barker, Matthew Volz and Mason Ringler all had one hit apiece for the Cougars. Volz and Ringler had one RBI apiece in the loss.
Ringler pitched well enough to win working six innings allowing five runs, only two were earned, on five hits with four strikeouts.
Crestview falls to 1-1 on the year.
Wednesday, March 29
Shelby 17, Pleasant 7 F/5
The Shelby Whippets overcame a slow start to put a stamp on a 17-7 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Wednesday night.
Elijah Schwemley and Karson Homan both had two hits apiece while Nic Eyster, Alex Bruskotter, Quinton Albert, Kamdyn Wheeler and James Mahon all had one hit apiece for the Whippets. Bruskotter had three RBIs while Homan and Tanner Hartz had two RBIs apiece and Eyster, Albert, Wheeler and Mahon had one apiece.
Eyster earned the win on the mound working four innings allowing seven runs on four hits with four strikeouts.
The Whippets are now 3-0.
Clear Fork 13, River Valley 0 F/5
The Clear Fork Colts picked up an easy 13-0 win over River Valley on Wednesday in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Kaden Riddle and Garret Hotz led the way with three hits apiece while Jay Jackson, Luke Schlosser and Mason Sansom added two hits apiece and Ty Sellers, Kasey Swank and Nate Lind had one hit apiece. Jackson drove in three runs while Schlosser, Riddle and Hotz had two RBIs apiece and Swank and Lind had one apiece. Hotz clubbed a home run in the win.
Schlosser took the victory on the mound working 3 ⅔ innings allowing just one hit with seven strikeouts.
The Colts improve to 2-0 on the year.
Highland 14, Ontario 4 F/5
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 14-4 loss to Highland on Wednesday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action.
Gage Weaver led Ontario with two hits while Carter Weaver and Braxton Hall had one apiece. Gage Weaver collected the lone two RBIs of the night for the Warriors.
Ontario falls to 0-3.
New Philadelphia 11, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Wednesday night, 11-0.
Joshua Malone, Grayson Sanders and Justin Bland all had one hit apiece for the Tygers.
Mansfield Senior is now 0-2.
Tuesday, March 28
Lucas 10, Danville 2
Andrew Smollen seemed to be in mid-season form as the Lucas Cubs picked up a season-opening win over Danville on Tuesday night. In a 10-2 win, Smollen piled up 17 strikeouts to help the Cubs improve to 1-0 to start the season.
Corbin Toms, Smollen, Hunter Church, Bobby Grover and Judah Chamberlin all had one or more RBIs in the victory.
Shelby 20, Pleasant 4
The Shelby Whippets saw an offensive explosion in a 20-4 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Tuesday night.
James Mahon led the Whippets with three hits while Nic Eyster, Elijah Schwemley, Quinton Albert and Landon Kennard had two hits apiece and Alex Bruskotter, Tanner Hartz and Kamdyn Wheeler had one apiece. Eyster collected four RBIs while Bruskotter, Schwemley and Kennard had two apiece and Albert, Wheeler, Hartz and Mahon added one apiece.
Kennard picked up the win on the mound working the first three innings allowing four runs, three earned, on three hits with four strikeouts while Bruskotter slammed the door working the final two innings and didn't surrender a single hit with two strikeouts.
The Whippets improve to 2-0 and host Pleasant on Wednesday.
Clear Fork 9, River Valley 1
The Clear Fork Colts earned an impressive 9-1 victory over River Valley to open up the 2023 season as well as Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play. It was head coach Gabe Kennedy's first varsity coaching win of his career.
Jay Jackson led the Colts with three hits while Luke Schlosser, Garret Hotz, Kasey Swank, Nate Lind and Mason Sansom had one hit apiece. Jackson and Sansom led the way with two RBIs while Schlosser had one.
Kaden Riddle earned the win on the mount working the first five innings allowing just two hits with five strikeouts. Chandler Ball worked the final two innings allowing one run on one hit with four strikeouts.
The Colts improve to 1-0 and travel to River Valley on Wednesday.
Crestview 2, Norwalk 1
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive nonconference win over Norwalk on Tuesday night, 2-1.
The Cougars did not record a single hit in the win but did draw nine walks as Matthew Volz and Jarek Ringler each scored runs. The Cougars stole six bases in the win.
Crestview improves to 1-0 and travels to Willard on Thursday.
Madison 2, Lexington 1
The Madison Rams picked up a nice season-opening win over Lexington on Tuesday to being Ohio Cardinal Conference play the right way with a 2-1 victory.
Cameron Kuhn led the way with three hits while Gavin Cates, Zach Glasgo and EJ Fox had one hit apiece. Liam Stone had the lone two RBIs for the Rams.
Ethan Glasgo earned the win on the mount working all seven innings allowing one unearned run on five hits with five strikeouts.
Markale Martin led Lex with two hits while Chance Basilone, Braden Mumaw and Mike Togliatti had one hit apiece.
Colton Murfield pitched well for Lexington working all seven innings allowing two runs, one earned, on six hits with 11 strikeouts.
Madison improves to 1-0 while Lexington falls to 0-2. The two teams meet up again on Wednesday at Madison.
Highland 8, Ontario 0
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 8-0 loss to Highland on Tuesday to begin Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Colten Ramion and Jayden Leach had one hit apiece for the Warriors as the lone offensive highlights.
The Warriors fall to 0-2 and travel to Highland on Wednesday.
New Philadelphia 7, Mansfield Senior 0
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 7-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Tuesday night.
Guy Trader had the lone hit for the Tygers.
Mansfield Senior falls to 0-1 and hosts New Philly on Wednesday.
Monday, March 27
Shelby 7, Norwalk 0
The Shelby Whippets earned an impressive nonconference win on Monday beating Norwalk 7-0 in their first game on the new turf.
Quinton Albert, Landon Kennard and Tanner Hartz all had two hits apiece while Elijah Schwemley Karson Homan, James Mahon and Kamdyn Wheeler added one hit apiece. Wheeler had two RBIs while Hartz and Maverick Noel had one RBI apiece.
Nick Eyster earned the win on the mound working the first two innings allowing no hits with two strikeouts. Canden Dorsey, Mahon and Homan worked the final five innings ane allowed just two hits and two walks. All four pitchers combined for nine strikeouts in a dominant performance.
Shelby improves to 1-0 and travels to Pleasant on Tuesday.
Galion 17, Lexington 7
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 17-7 loss to Galion on Monday night in nonconference action.
Zian Rhodes led Lex with four hits while Jaxon Brown had two and Chance Basilone, Markale Martin and Mike Togliatti had one hit apiece. Rhodes had a pair of RBIs while Brown, Braden Mumaw and Aedan Nicol had one RBI apiece.
Four pitchers combined to work 5 ⅔ innings allowing 11 hits and 17 runs, with seven walks and six strikeouts. Lex had eight errors on defense. The Minutemen drop to 0-1 and host Madison on Tuesday.
Saturday, March 25
Perkins 9, Ontario 5
The Ontario Warriors took a tough loss on Opening Day at Perkins on Saturday, 9-5 in nonconference action.
Colten Ramion led the way offensively for the Warriors with two hits while Carter Weaver, Jayden LEach, Carter Walters, Braxton Hall, Jake Chapman and Caden Boebel had one hit apiece. Leach had a double while Chapman and Weaver both had triples in the loss.
Leach, Drew Yetter and Chapman all saw time on the mound and between the three, allowed nine hits, nine earned runs and waked 11 while striking out four in six innings.
The Warriors fall to 0-1 and travel to Wynford on Monday.
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