Mawer, Amert lead Rams by Hornets

RAWSON — Upper Sandusky trailed Cory-Rawson 1-0 at halftime Thursday, but turned up the offense in the second half scoring 4 goals in a 4-2 win.Hunter Foust got the Hornets (5-1) going with a goal at the 3:38 mark of the first half. But the Rams got going in the second had Owen Mawer scored twice in a row, Luke Amert scored a goal and then Juan Gutierrez iced the match with a goal at the 24:29 mark. Amert notched two assists and Holden Daris added another.Landen Lamb made seven saves for the Rams in net, while Toby Witten also made seven for C-R. The Rams improved to 4-2. Senecas capture triangularBraedan Elchert claimed medalist honors Thursday to guide Calvert past New Riegel 181-187 for the win in a triangular with Fremont St. Joe at Mohawk Country Club.Elchert fired a 40 for the Senecas, Max Paul shot a 44, Nick Fretz had a 47 and Jylan Godfrey turned in a 50.Garrett Spaun (54) and Dylan Stevens (60) also played for Calvert.Sam Whipple's 44 paced the runner-up Blue Jackets. Carson Whipple and Hayes Snyder both carded a 47 and Will Hershman added a 49. Logan Schalk (50) and Cole Miller (51) rounded out New Riegel.The Crimson Streaks ended with a 190.Cooper Talikka shot a 44 for St. Joe, John Connell had a 47, Clay Stull tallied a 49 and Grant Pert and Kaey Henry both had a 50. Tyler Kocsis (70) also played. Rams outlast SEUPPER SANDUSKY — Autumn Enders fired a medalist round of 45 Thursday to fuel Seneca East's 216-219 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win against Upper Sandusky at Lincoln Hills.Olivia Stockmaster backed Enders with a 53 for the Tigers (6-3 N10), Jordan Kiesel carded a 54 and Morgan Cornwell had a 64.Gretchen Wise (71) and Maddy Enders (75) also played for Seneca East.Liv Gier and Haley Rowland each shot a 49 for the Rams (5-7, 4-7 N10), Eden Morris had a 55, and Ellie Dible and Kamree Frey both tallied a 66. Cline, Chieftains storm past DanburyFOSTORIA — Marissa Cline claimed the top individual score and three teammates shot 50 or better Thursday in Hopewell-Loudon's 186-201 win against Danbury at Loudon Meadows.Cline led the charge with a 41 for the Chieftains (11-3). Emily Brickner followed with a 47, Tori Losey shot a 48 and Emma Kidd turned in a 50.Taylor Reinhart (51) and Jenna Brown (53) also played for H-L.Kamil Stephens shot a 45 for the Lakers, Eliza Brickner and Emma Holzaepfel each had a 51 and Alexis Wunder ended with a 54. TC boys drop double-dualColumbian lost a pair of conference duals Thursday, falling 178-190 to Norwalk and 175-190 to Clyde at Mohawk Country Club.Norwalk and Clyde did not play each other.Cole Routzahn keyed Columbian (1-5) with a 46. Wyatt Heck had a 47, Mason Garcia shot a 48 and Eli Snyder tallied a 49.Tornadoes Jace Riesen (50) and Brayden Boes (50) also played.Clyde's Mason Gurney and Josh Swarrtz each fired a 43 to take medalist honors in that dual.Gavin Gill added a 44 for the Fliers and Colby Pocock shot a 45.Caden Gillmor (46) and Ian McBroom (50) also played for Clyde.Norwalk got a 43 from Bray Malson, 44 from Caleb Sommers, 45 from Ian Minor and 46 from Avery Scheel. Lortz leads Carey effortFOSTORIA — Carey's Elyse Lortz turned in the low round Thursday in a match with North Baltimore at Lakeland. North Baltimore did not field a full team.Lortz fired a 46 to help the Blue Devils end with a 227.Adisyn Kramer chipped in a 54 for Carey, Gabbi Ritter had 63 and Claire Lortz added a 64.The Tigers got a 59 from McKenna Ducat, 63 from Olivia Matthes and 72 from Sara Casey. Fliers steamroll Bellevue, stay perfect in SBCCLYDE — Clyde stormed past Bellevue 5-0 Thursday, overcoming just a hiccup at first doubles to improve to move to 8-0 in Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division play.The day's only close match came at No. 1 doubles, where Fliers (12-1) Katrice Hackenberg and Grace Murphy battled past Kiley Shumway and Delinda Gore 5-7, 6-4, 10-5.Maddie Perkins and Marin Gamertsfelder blanked Lady Red Olivia Baun and Grace McMichael 6-0, 6-0 at No. 2 doubles.Clyde's Kristen Harrah shut out Cameron Beltran 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles, Becca Clapp beat Dakota Lilly 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2, and Curstin Hackenberg downed Alondra Rita 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2. Ross slips past RedmenFOSTORIA — Fremont Ross won two singles matches and split the doubles contests Thursday to edge Fostoria 3-2.All of the singles matches went three sets.Morgan Shetzer gave the Little Giants a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 win at No. 2 singles against Jenna Johnson, and Alexis Huff beat Fostoria's Garyanna Overton 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 at No. 3.Fostoria's Alyssa Durst outlasted Ava Smith 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 at No. 1 singles.Redmen (7-2) Raelyn Hoffman and Ella Brose took the No. 2 doubles match 6-3, 7-5 from Jenna Gouslin and Kayla Lewis.Trinity Smith and Alex Bishop of Fremont Ross defeated Shay Olin and Anna Branch 6-3, 6-0 at No. 2 doubles.