Blue Devils slip past Rams in N10 tilt

CAREY — Conner Norden singled in the game's lone run in the bottom of the fourth and Carey allowed just one baserunner to reach second after that Friday in a 1-0 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win against Upper Sandusky.Jordan Vallejo (2-1) went the distance for the win, fanning four and allowing just two walks and two hits in a pitchers' duel. Upper Sandusky's Kaden Holman struck out nine and allowed two hits and four walks in a complete-game effort.The lone run came in the fourth.Ian Yeater led off the bottom of the inning with a walk and went to second on a wild pitch, but Hohman struck out Vallejo and caught Gavon Baker's pop up.Norden then drove Yeater home with a single to center.Carter Frederick added a double for for the Blue Devils (7-7, 3-5 N10).Jackson Smalley and Connor Flowers both singled for the Rams (4-8, 0-6). Senecas get around RaidersKANSAS — Caden Otterbacher singled in the go-ahead run in the top of the seventh and Calvert turned back Lakota from there Friday to claim a 7-6 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division win.Otterbacher's two-out single chased in Mason Johnson for the Senecas.The Raiders threatened in the bottom of the seventh.Mitchell McDaid lined a one-out single and went to second on a wild pitch before Ben Hovis drew a two-out walk, but Otterbacher reeled in Carson Zender's fly to center to end the game.Johnson added a two-run homer in the first inning to put Calvert (7-3, 6-1 SBC) up 2-0. He also singled and ended up scoring three times.Lakota countered with three runs in the second inning, then plated three more in the fourth after Calvert scored four times in the top of the third.Josh Gase doubled in a run, singled and scored for Calvert, Nick Palm went 3 for 4 with a run, Hunter Yeakle had two RBIs a single and a run, Jack Shultz and Otterbacher both ended with two singles and an RBI, Nick Seifert singled and scored, and Quinten Ronski and Leo Longo both singled.Seifert got the win with 1 2/3 innings of relief.Hovis took the loss for the Raiders in a complete-game effort. He also scored.McDaid ended with two singles and a run, Josh Matz drove in two runs and singled, Jayden Bonnell and Chase Dussell each singled and scored, Zender singled in a run and scored, Cole Roush singled in a run, and Kenny Rice and Hovis each scored. Fliers hold back TCCLYDE — Mark Odell went 3 for 5 and was one of three Clyde players to score at least twice Friday as the Fliers outlasted Columbian 11-9 in a Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division slugfest.The third inning was the only frame in which neither team scored, but Columbian's lone lead came when it scored twice in the top of the first.Clyde knotted the score in the bottom of the frame and scored three times in the second for a 5-3 lead. Both teams scored twice in the fourth, with Clyde plating two more in the fifth.The Tornadoes answered with a three-run burst in the top of the sixth to trail 9-8, but Clyde scored twice in the bottom of the inning and held on from there.Mason Gurney earned the win for the Fliers. He also singled twice and scored.Odell added two runs and an RBI, Dillon Overmyer singled twice and scored twice and Will Lozier had three runs, a single and RBI.Mason Dick added a run, RBI and double, and Trevor Phillips and Zach Hickman both had a single and two RBIs, with Hickman also scoring. Nate Montgomery and Evan Cook each added a single and RBI, with Montgomery scoring.Gunther Kissell scored three times and singled for the Tornadoes, Brayden Tucker went 2 for 3 with two runs, Jaden Myers had a single, run and two RBIs and Tandon Lemmon drove in two runs and scored.Losing pitcher Griffin Bunting (run) and Trevor Blodgett (RBI) each singled, Carson Mellott scored and David Auble drove in a run. Tigers halt BC win streakATTICA — Shayne Walker scored twice and tripled Friday to help Seneca East claim a 4-1 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win and halt Buckeye Central's three-game win streak.Buckeye Central (3-10, 3-5 N10) started the year 0-9 before taking two conference games from Mohawk and another Wednesday from Seneca East.Walker also singled for the Tigers (6-4, 5-1) and Andrew Kalb doubled and singled.Carter Lacy had two RBIs and two singles, Turner Bridgford and Caden Fritz both singled and scored, winning pitcher Brandon Hines and Matt Chappell each had a single and RBI and Keegan Shoup singled.Kaiden Vaughn suffered the loss for the Bucks.Lane Bauer had a double and RBI, Tommy Phillips singled twice and scored, Elliot Geissman singled twice and Clay Green and Isaac Hiler both singled. Stockaders rally to drop GibsonburgOLD FORT — Old Fort stormed back with two solid innings Friday to upend Sandusky Bay Conference River Division foe Gibsonburg 9-3.Gibsonburg had the early momentum, plating a run in the top of the second and two more in the fourth for a 3-0 lead.But the Stockaders answered with four runs in the fifth and five in the sixth to help get Myles Miller the win. Miller fanned seven in five innings of work. He also singled and ended with four RBIs.Casey Clouse and Isiah Perez each drove in two runs and scored once, with Clouse lining two singles and Perez getting one.Blake Bender scored twice and singled, Shane Ott and Simon Garza both scored, and Carter DuBois, Alec King and Konner Ernsberger each singled and scored. Chieftains out-scrap Blue JacketsNEW RIEGEL — New Riegel rallied to tie the game in the bottom of the sixth, but Hopewell-Loudon countered in the seventh Friday to scratch out a 7-4 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division win.Hopewell-Loudon scored twice in the second and twice in the fourth before errors in the sixth helped the Blue Jackets plate four runs to knot things up.The Chieftains answered with a three-run burst in the top of the seventh and held off New Riegel in the bottom of the frame to get the win.Adam Sendelbach paced H-L by going 3 for 4 with a double and four RBIs. Peyton Burns also ended 3 for 4, driving in two runs and scoring once.Tyson Swanagan singled twice and scored twice, Devin Falter singled and scored, Noah Miller scored twice and Ethan Watkins scored.Ashton Bour struck out nine over 5 2/3 innings to earn the win.Brody Hohman singled twice for the Blue Jackets, Carson Whipple had a single, run and RBI, and Joe Tiell, Brandon Gillig and losing pitcher Drew Theis all singled and scored.