Fliers out-scrap TC netters

Clyde swept doubles play and picked up a singles win Thursday to nip Columbian in a Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division match.The win moved the Fliers to 6-4 overall and 4-0 in the SBC, while Columbian fell to 8-2 overall and 3-1 in conference action.Chase Castle and Bodhi Webb gave Clyde a 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 win at No. 1 doubles against Alec Burns and Dylan Beard.Diegio Garcia and Oscar Webb beat Tornadoes Nathan Arend and Aiden John 6-4, 6-4 at No. 2 doubles.Clyde's Aric Kauble added a 6-1, 6-0 No. 3 singles victory against Dravyn Dicken.Alex Bupp blanked Clyde's Aidan Krintzline 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles for TC, and Corbin Craft dropped Alex Krintzline 6-2, 6-2 at No. 2. Redskins handle Senecas 5-0PORT CLINTON — Calvert had a chance to take one match from Port Clinton Thursday, but fell a little short as the Redskins handled the Senecas 5-0.At singles action, PC's No. 1 Blake Denno dropped Xavier Kimmet 6-4, 6-4, while No. 2 Kai Weit topped Kevin Ardner 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 and No. 3 Jacob Rigoni beat Brad Wellman 6-2, 6-2. The first PC double team of Eddie Fick and Sam Roberts won 6-0, 6-4 over Parker Nye and Gavin Wagner, while the second duo of Kayden Shrader and Noelton Maple downed Andrea Orr and Kennedy Cleland 6-0, 6-0. Stockaders blank GibsonburgOLD FORT — Tyson Frisch drove in three runs and was one of four Old Fort players who doubled in Thursday's 7-0 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division win against Gibsonburg.Beau Overmyer added a double and two RBIs, Konnor Ernsberger doubled and scored and Carter DuBois doubled for the Stockaders (5-4, 3-2 SBC).Harry King backed them with a single and two runs, Carter Cleveland had a run and RBI, and Ryan Adelsperger, Blake Bender and Andrew Tackett each scored.Caiden Swecker struck out eight and scattered four hits and six walks over six innings to get the in. Adelsperger also pitched.Reece Walby took the loss for the Golden Bears.Grant Dawson, Nolan Hoover, Thomas Hockenberry, Aiden Morant and Spencer Waugaman each singled. BC clips Colonel Crawford one week laterNORTH ROBINSON — Buckeye Central plated two in the top of the eighth and reliever Isaac Hiler had a 1-2-3 bottom of the frame Thursday as the Bucks dropped Colonel Crawford 9-7.The Northern 10 Athletic Conference matchup began April 10, but was suspended in the top of the eighth with the score tied 7-7 and Buckeye Central runners on second and third with no outs.Heath Jensen and Jacob Hiler both lined two hits, scored twice and drove in a run for the Bucks (5-4, 3-3 N10), with Jensen getting a double.Jeremiah Fishpaw singled twice, scored and knocked in a run, Lance Cole had a single and two RBIs, Bren Jones doubled and scored, Isaac Hiler scored twice, Hunter Caudill had a run and RBI and Austin Estridge and Tye Craft both drove in a run.Estridge, Cole and Jacob Hiler all pitched April 10 for Buckeye Central. Isaac Hiler struck out one and threw just eight pitches to get the win.Buckeye Central took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning and Colonel Crawford tied the game in the second. Both teams scored once in the fourth, then added five runs in the seventh.Micah Thomas took the loss for the Eagles (3-6, 2-5). He also had a single and RBI.Starting pitcher Nate McCartney fanned 11 and allowed just one earned run over seven innings. He also scored for the Eagles.Austin Kelly went 2 for 3 with a double, run and RBI, Deagan Moore had two singles, a run and RBI, Parker Weithman singled twice, Joe Zizzo added a single, run and RBI, Tyler Smith singled, scored and drove in two runs, and Van Wintersteller scored. Ratliff tosses 1-hitterCAREY — Carey got back to .500 this season after an 11-0 run-rule of Fremont St. Joe.Kobe Ratliff twirled a one-hitter on the bump as he fanned six and allowed a single walk in his five innings.At the plate, Carey (5-5) had 11 hits and took advantage of 10 walks. Every starter reached base and seven of them scored runs.Nate Crawford singled three times and drove in two runs, while Conner Norden had a double, a single and drove in a pair of runs, Tyler Bretz lined a pair of singles and drove in three runs and Bostyn Ritter finished with two singles and a RBI. Fliers feast on NR errorsCLYDE — Ella Howey and Vanessa West both doubled and drove in a run and Clyde took advantage of New Riegel miscues Thursday to claim a 6-2 win.Howey also scored for the Fliers, who plated four unearned runs thanks to four New Riegel errors.Mya Stiefel and Teaghan Smith both singled and scored, Maddie Dukeshire had a single and RBI, Karissa Smith and Maddie Knehr each scored and Taitum Jeffrey added a run and RBI.Taitum also struck out eight and scattered four hits, a walk and no earned runs to get the win.Karsyn Piper suffered the loss for the Blue Jackets (10-1).Olivia Schalk's double and RBI led New Riegel. Maddie Heilman singled twice, Liz Walter singled and Katie Dryfuse scored twice. St. Joe holds off CareyCAREY — Despite out-hitting Fremont St. Joe 12-5 Thursday, the Crimson Streaks won the contest 10-7 behind a seven-run first inning. St. Joe scored all 10 of its runs in the first three innings to build a 10-5 advantage.Kyla Orians doubled, singled twice and drove in five runs for the Blue Devils (7-6), while Kenzie Simons (2-2B, RBI), Rylee Row (2B) and Kynlee Phillips (2B, RBI) all added two hits.Tylinn Stoll suffered the loss as she gave up five runs after not recording an out in the first inning. Raiders get into win columnKANSAS — Lakota was all over Sandusky St. Mary in an 18-2 SBC River win Thursday. The Raiders (1-9) led 7-0 after two innings and then ended things with a 10-run fourth.Emma Jurovcik (3B, 2 RBI) and Kailynn Smith (3 RBI) each produced three hits, while Lexi Moon singled twice and drove in a run, Elizabeth Strawman tripled and drove in three runs, Chevelle Rubel singled and drove in a pair of runs and Emma Warden and Mya Stoudinger both ended with a single and a RBI. Grace Harmon also doubled.Harmon got the win in the circle, allowing two runs on four hits in five innings of work. She fanned four and didn't issue a single walk. Depth guides Fliers to girls crown at Hendricks InviteCLYDE — Clyde's girls only won two events, but the Fliers placed plenty in other contests Thursday to turn away Perkins 111 1/2-107 for the Clyde A.W. Hendricks Invitational title.Bellevue powered past Columbian 89-67 for third in the eight-team field.Marissa Gessner captured the 3,200 (12:24.59) for Clyde, and Bree Caudill, Gabby Griffin, Daisha Bulger and Cora Liskai ran to victory in the 4x100 (50.69).Caudill and Laney Renfro each also added a pair of runner-up efforts. Caudill ran second in the 100 (12.78) and 200 (26.43) and Renfro did the same in the 1,600 (5:43.24) and 800 (2:33.77).Caudill, Griffin, Bulger and Liskai added a second in the 4x200 (1:45.9).Emma Leber tied for second in the pole vault (9-6) and took third in the high jump (4-10).Other thirds went to Kayla Tischler in the 3,200 (12:55.33) and Liskai in the 400 (1:01.55).The Fliers got fourths from Gessner in the 1,600 (5:45.64), Griffin in the 400 (1:03.69) and Liskai in the 200 (27.61), as well as the 4x800 team of Gessner, Tischler, Renfro and Brooklyn Root (10:23.15) and the 4x400 team of Jaydie Lantz, Anabelle Zieber, Root and Addison Townsley (4:29.46).Fifths went to discus thrower Curstin Hackenburg (100-4) and high jumper Jordyn Dodson (4-10), with pole vaulter Braylee Laughlin tying for fifth (9-0).Ahlana Robinson added a sixth in the 300 hurdles (54.96), as did Emma Castle in the shot (31-2).Bellevue's 4x200 team broke a meet record set in 1995, winning in 1:45.6 to better the time of 1:48.1 set by Toledo Central Catholic.Hallie McCarthey, Brooke Brown, Katelyn Turner and Amerie Wagner teamed up to set the record for the Lady Red.Ella Rucker swept the 100 hurdles (15.79) and 300 hurdles (48.31).Natalie Littlejohn added a victory in the long jump (15-6), and Wagner took the high jump (5-0).McCarthy ran second in the 400 (1:01.26), and pole vaulter Lilly Sosa tied for second (9-6).Addison Rogers added a third in the discus (110-9) and a fourth in the shot (32-9).Wagner also claimed fourth in the 100 (13.04).Fifths went to Jillian Kinnear in the 3,200 (13:15.02), Eva Hancock in the 800 (2:37.98), Brown in the 400 (1:04.76), and the 4x800 team of Hancock, Audrey Turner, Hannah Decker and Addison Miller (10:46.13).Carissa Snezek finished sixth in the 100 hurdles (18.19), and Hannah Decker did the same in the 1,600 (6:30.39).Columbian's Corinne Croy captured the 1,600 (5:31.91) and Grace Blonde took the 800 (2:33.68).Runner-up finishes for the Tornadoes came from long jumper Caitlyn Free (15-5) and Maddie Kelley in the 3,200 (12:49.14).Thirds went to Carmen Lewis in the 1,600 (5:45.16), the 4x800 team of Croy, Maddie Kelley, Blonde and Makiah Gurney (10:18.56), and the 4x400 team of Makiah Gurney, Free, Madalyn Gurney and Mia Zeis (4:16.59).Ella Kerschner finished fourth in the high jump (4-10), as did the 4x200 team of Free, Abby Lewis, Mia Blust and Zeis (1:52.95).Blust, Abby Lewis, Josie Kancler and Morgan Roach ran fifth in the 4x100 (54.45).Sixths for TC went to long jumper Erica Raubenolt (13-11), Carmen Lewis in the 800 (2:40.17) and Mia Lewis in the 200 (28.77). Chrisman set record en route to co-MVP honorsCLYDE — Damarius Chrisman set a meet record and finished with co-MVP honors Thursday, guiding Clyde to runner-up spot in the boys standings at the Clyde A.W. Hendricks Invitational.Oak Harbor powered past the Fliers 119-92 for the top team spot, with Bellevue ending fourth (75) and Columbian coming in sixth (43) out of eight teams.Chrisman shared the top individual honor with Toledo Central Catholic's Jaylen Watson.Chrisman's record came in winning the 400 in 49.39 seconds, breaking the record of 50 seconds set in 2000 by Sandusky's Marcus Marshall.The Clyde junior also ran second in the 200 (22.77) and anchored the Fliers to runner-up finishes in the 4x200 (1:30.2) and 4x400 (3:32.03).Zane Townsley joined him on both relays. Dekin Crockett and Zander Burroughs rounded out the 4x400, and Dawson Brimmer and Hayden Rex filled out the 4x400.Rex also won the 800 (2:06.61) for Clyde, and ran with Brimmer, Preston Widman and Townsley to capture the 4x800 (8:24.8).Pole vaulter Lance Laughlin also ended second (12-6).The Fliers got thirds from Townsley in the 400 (52.57), Crockett in the 200 (23.69), and the 4x100 team of Burroughs, Tyler Noftz, Samuel Greenslade and Crockett (44.15).Aaron Clapp claimed fourth in the 3,200 (11:19.01).Fifths went to long jumper Bryson Patynko (18-7 1/4), Kenyon Bilbrey in the 110 hurdles (16.74) and Noftz in the 300 hurdles (44.52).Crockett added a sixth in the 100 (11.66), as did Clapp in the 1,600 (5:11.16).Bellevue's Wyatt Sumser leaped to victories in the long jump (21-3) and high jump (6-2).James Henderson claimed runner-up honors in the 800 (2:08.48) for the Redmen.Thirds went to Jonah Kudow in the 300 hurdles (42.19), the 4x800 team of Alex Lovins, Henderson, Layne Begley and Evan Bova (8:42.66), and the 4x400 team of Kadow, Cole Gerhardstein, Logan Hartley and Issac Lorow (3:33.63).Fourths came from long jumper Jeremiah Tuttamore (18-10), discus thrower Caden Cramer (143-2), Hartley in the high jump (5-8), Kadow in the 110 hurdles (16.63) and Bova in the 800 (2:08.79).The Redmen got fifths from Reed Logan in the 200 (23.93), Lovins in the 1,600 (5:01.68) and Hartley in the 400 (53.14).The 4x200 team of Hadyn Sartor, Cooper Moyer, Ethan Smith and Lorow (1:34.54) took sixth, as did Tuttamore in the 110 hurdles (17.17) and Gerhardstein in the 400 (54.54).Columbian's Jack Newlove also set a meet record, winning the 300 hurdles in 38.77 seconds. The previous mark of 39.2 seconds was set by Sandusky's Nate Mathews in 2003 and tied by Clyde's Jared Martin in 2005.Xaiver Matthewson ran second in the 110 hurdles (15.55) for the Tornadoes and fourth in the 300 hurdles (42.78), and added a fifth in the high jump (5-6).Alex Albert captured third in the 1,600 (4:53.76).The 4x100 team of Newlove, Leo Diamontopulous, Matthewson and Izaac Woessner tied for fourth (44.46).Fifths came from Joaquin Perez in the 3,200 (11:30.64), shot putter Ethan Reynolds (45-11), pole vaulter Trent Miklovic (11-6), and the 4x200 team of Neven Neuman, Newlove, Woessner and Lucas Hart (1:33.91).Noah Townsend ran sixth in the 3,200 (11:31.46), and high jumper Owen Hickey ended sixth (5-6).