Adelsperger tabbed POY in SBC River

Old Fort put together an outstanding unbeaten run through the SBC River this season and its top player Ryan Adelsperger was awarded the most outstanding performer in the league when the all-SBC team were released Monday.Adelsperger, a senior was joined on the first team by junior teammate Isaac Gallagher. Other first teamers were New Riegel senior Shane Jones, Calvert seniors Gavin Wagner and Carter Wolph, Lakota's Avery Shilling and Hopewell-Loudon's Braylon Martinez.The second team consisted of New Riegel senior Carson Pahl, Lakota junior Blayse Beard and sophomore Nick Elchert, Calvert junior Logan Ritzler and sophomore Grady Otterbacher and Old Fort senior Brock Miller.Honorable mentions included H-L sophomore Ashton Miller, New Riegel junior Aiden Faeth, Old Fort junior Dimitri Carter and New Riegel senior Jayden Nye.In the SBC Lake Division, Columbian senior Zach Shawberry was a first-team selection, along with Bellevue senior Joel Ray and Clyde senior Brayden Olson.Clyde senior Brennan Wilson and Bellevue sophomore Ike Brown were second-team picks, while the honorable mentions were Columbian sophomore Logan Gooding and Bellevue senior Cooper Moyer. Sandusky's Jason Henlon was the most outstanding performer. 11 locals on all-SBC River teamsThe SBC River was a close race this season as Gibsonburg, Danbury and Calvert all challenged for the top spot with eventually Gibsonburg winning it once again.That earned sophomore sensation Elly Evarts most outstanding performer in the league.Joining her on the first team were Calvert senior Alyssa Rishty, Lakota senior Aubrey Vitte, Hopewell-Loudon senior Olivia Bishop and Old Fort senior Mackenzie Fortney.The second team consisted of Calvert sophomore Megan Rombach and junior Kaleigh Concepcion, Lakota senior Riley King, H-L senior Sidney Brickner and New Riegel senior Cate Reinhart.Honorable mentions were Old Fort freshman Adelyn Dick and Lakota junior Rylee Markel.In the SBC Lake, league champion Bellevue had Kaitlyn Turinksy (junior) and Hailey Rees (senior) on the first team as Norwalk senior Abby Koenig was the most outstanding performer.Columbian senior Abbie Felske and Clyde sophomore Taitum Jeffrey were second-team selections, while Columbian juniors Mia Zeis and Marissa Allen and Bellevue sophomores CJ Savage and Ellie Frietag were all honorable mention. SE's Snay, Stockmaster on 1st team all-N10There were 14 local players on the All-N10 girls basketball teams when they were released Monday evening.On the first team were Seneca East juniors Alexa Snay and Izzy Stockmaster, along with Carey senior Riley Yost, Buckeye Central senior Nevaeh Metzger and Upper Sandusky senior Grace Walton.Second-team picks were Carey senior Rachel Reinhart and junior Emily Brodman, Mohawk sophomore Katie Woodland and Upper Sandusky senior Addy Newman.BC senior Grace Collene, Carey freshman Bella Phoenix, Mohawk sophomore Chloe Miller, SE junior Cami Lantz and Upper Sandusky senior Ellee Ham were all honorable mention.Wynford's Brooke Frombaugh was the player of the year, while her coach Zach Bauer was coach of the year.